It's too late for that. We're stuck to the screen. It's not giving away anything to discuss the plot of this movie. The audience is in on the joke. All those around Truman are actors, we learn.
Every day is the same, with the same people.
Truman begins to notice it, too. Truman is unable to see the control room in the 'sky' from which directions go to all the many thousands of cameras that catch his reactions. We soon learn that Truman's town is the largest set in the world and that his life is the most popular soap opera on earth. I suspect subsequent weeks will not play as well, as word whistles among the nation's kids that this isn't the Carrey they expect and want. For earlier reviews, visit The Blockhead Film Vault.