How would you react if your whole life was a TV show?

Rating: Null/10 (28 June 2003)

The best part about this movie is the connected unrevealing of the small facts that bother Truman Burbank, and the meaning of which he just cannot percept initially. The movie has great pace and does not waste time to explain how Truman's life was captured on T.V., but straightly starts from how Truman gathers the facts which lightly unreveal about something that has constantly haunted him: his whole life has been captured on T.V.
Excellent direction, in a manner in which you believe that you are watching a reality show more than a movie. Great performances by Jim Carey and Ed Harris. The movie has the most symbolic and sarcastic ending I have ever witnessed. Obviously, a genuine masterpiece without the usage of sex, violence or offensive language. "The Truman Show" shows that a superb plot supported by artistic direction and intense acting can always be a plus for a movie.
I would certainly rate this movie 9.0/10.0. This movie is a must-see.