A memorable movie

Rating: 7/10 (5 February 2002)

I have seen The Truman Show about 5 times. The first three times were in theaters. I really didn't mean to see it three times it just happened. The first time I went to see it I saw it cause it looked interesting. The second time was mearly an accident because my friend said he had something planned to do and that was go see Truman Show. So I endured a second viewing. The third time was another very long story that I won't even get into. The 5 times I've seen this movie I enjoyed it every time. Jim Carey really is an actor! I was amazed at how unike the story was. No story I had ever seen had come up with an original plot idea like this one. Laura Linney was great as Jim's "Wife." Ed Harris also did well as an insane creator of The Truman Show. This movie all together had something. It had a sort of "feel-good" yet "sad" yet sometimes "funny" attitude. The film breathed ideas. Could a person really live in a place like this. The movie demonstrated how corrupt network executives could be. Ed Harris almost tried to kill Carey. Overall I think this movie is definetly going to be a classic.
8/10