I Watched **THE TRUMAN SHOW** For The First Time (Movie Reaction & Commentary)
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2023
- The Truman Show Movie Reaction and Commentary
today we're watching The Truman Show for the first time!
the concept is sick and I love it.
hope you'll enjoy this reaction to The Truman Show!
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The whole reason you never see Truman after he walks out the door is because nobody is able to watch him anymore. He's free to live his own life. So all you can do is just imagine it.
and the an irony in it... we feel kinda robbed like we wanna know we feel entitled.... that's the point his life comes at our cost of not knowing, and that's the right thing
I'm surprised that viewers don't start feeling guilty when they see that Truman is starting to figure things out. They have been contributing in invading his privacy.
It's only right that they don't get to see Truman anymore after his exit.
At least they were happy that he finally gets to live his life on his terms.
Yes but we can still make our own theories about what happened to him right after that, even out of the show he most definitely was still a celebrity in the real world and he probably sued that sick director and the whole staff for what they did to him, the first 30 years of his life were just “a show” and I think then he would become the owner of that whole fake city in the process and he would use that for a good cause like giving it to homeless people and then he probably made a law or something making that sort of thing illegal and then went after his dream to travel the world and do the things they never let him do inside that dome, he most likely reencountered Sylvia and they got together and she helped him adapt himself to reality, I can imagine Truman becoming a sort of Ronan Farrow that fights against child celebrities exploitation in Hollywood
I LOVED this detail, very fitting
@@ronfehr7899 "Beyond the Screenplay" podcast makes a great point in their episode about "The Truman Show" discussing their fascination that the movie never really condemns or vilifies the home TV-viewing audience, never really takes a moral stance on the ethicacy of the viewers. On the *show creators and staff* certainly, but not the folks staring at their screens in private. I agree that's interesting, how the show is sort of meant to give them comfort, and how most of them don't seem to wish Truman any harm. I'd love to hear that discussed more.
My favourite part of watching reactions to this film is the irony of people being shocked or annoyed that they don't get to see what happens when he finally escapes the camera's after spending the film commentating on how horrible a situation it is for Truman and how bad people are for watching it for so long.
Yikes, that's some PAINFUL irony.
I've seen this movie many times and still find new details every time I rewatch it. like how Truman has Vitamin D pills on his table because he's never exposed to real sunlight. Or how you can see where the cameras are hidden if you pay attention to the background
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You can see Marlon is not happy lying to Truman. A deleted scene has Marlon find Truman when he makes a break for it, but diverts people and says goodbye to give him a chance.
I love the religious connotations at the end. "I am the Creator...of a television show....", Truman walking on water, etc; Glad Truman and Sylvia finally get a chance.
Keeping in mind that Marlon has been on the show since he was seven; Assuming he needed parental consent, He was most likely put on by them as a child star. Think of how badly a lot of child actors turn out from just one or two films; Marlon's life is almost as fake as Truman's was, except he knows it. Imagine growing up knowing you were lying to someone who believed you were their closest friend.
@@Chimeratech_O.D. Probably but something that wasn't shown in this cut is that once they mentioned that during their school years, Marlon was out of school for months with pneumonia, implying that his actor was replaced
The concept of this movie was definitely so worrisome and the last scene with the security guards is so real and sad, there are people like that irl. I was in highschool the first time I watched this movie so it definitely made a big impression on me.
It's also important to take into account that this movie was released just a few years before "reality" tv shows like The Big Brother (and all the different clones and variations that followed) exploded in popularity. So the movie was almost prescient in investigating a kind of theme that was going to become socially and culturally relevant in just a few years.
And I find very interesting that all these reaction channels are basically the grand-children of those "reality" TV shows. After all, the appeal is almost the same: to watch how people react emotionally to something that the viewer himself/herself has already experienced in his own life.
As for all the people acting like they were in a commercial:
The answer to that is quite simple - they were (within the movie). It was the late 90s idea of product placement to make enormous extra cash with the most popular show on earth.
18:23 the dude on the wheelchair trying to stop him always cracks me up😂😂 Im surprise Sophie didnt notice it
Those employees were trying to block the door, but were not fast enough.
Fun fact: after this show some people started to think their life is a staged reality show or they are being watched by cameras hence name Truman Show delusion or Truman syndrome.
It kind of is and isn't at the same time. Just not in the way shown in the movie. But usually people refer to it from the matrix.
No, that particular type of delusion (everyone and everything is fake/acting + being secretly watched or filmed) only became referred to colloquially as Truman syndrome after the movie. The delusion has always existed in some form or another.
You mean like how after the matrix came out, people started thinking they are in the matrix or how after the flying saucer UFO was shown on film, people started seeing those or how after dinosaurs got popular, people started seeing those everywhere.
It's almost like there are a lot of easily deluded people out there.
That happened to me but after i watched toy story lol
Jim Carrey's first true dramatic performance. Knocked it out of the park.
In the original production script there was one more scene that didn't end up in the movie. It involved Truman and Sylvia at an apartment together presumably hers, and the TV was on. There's a show on and they were announcing that they had adopted a baby girl and they were basically continuing doing a new show. So kind of a bad ending.
Wow that would be really dark, I mean one thing is doing that to a kid without being sure it would be harmful for them or not like it happened to Truman but knowing how horrible it was for him and still making this happen again with another child is so sick
I imagine that a lot of the extras were fans of the show who were willing to appear for little or no payment, hence why they weren't very good at acting or improvising when Truman was being random. This can explain why people were able to infiltrate the show so easily, like the "dead" father and the guy hiding in the oversized present: they pretended to be fans who were willing to work for free.
I have schizoaffective disorder and when i first seen this movie for a few months I thought I was in a tv show but luckily I had some friends to help me. I still loved this show
I still act like I'm in a TV show. Even break the fourth wall every now and then.
They would have had to been in on it too. But I'm sure the "last thing they would ever do, is to lie to you."
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Something I like about this movie is that it is a simulation, but it's not run by gods or machines. It's run by people; people who are still bound by laws and morality, so some of the more extreme tools- like killing people or direct mind control- are unavailable.
The reason Truman didn't notice abnormal behavior for so long, was because his entire life was controlled, and he had no access to the outside world. It was normal behavior to him, as he never knew anything else.
When this came out, we all knew the twist before we saw it. But this was at the early days of the Webcam when people put there lives on the internet willingly for the 1st time so "What if some one did this in secret" wasn't too far off.
I think the reason Truman was able to beat his fear of water was because he realized it never actually existed, everything was staged so it was easier to move on from.
One thing that Christoff doesn't really consider is, what's the point of continuing the show once Truman discovers the truth.
Sure they could continue it, but it wouldn't be the same anymore. Truman wouldn't behave naturally because he would always know that he was being watched. And I'm sure he wouldn't intentionally allow himself to de viewed 24/7.
I agree -- his desire to keep the show going, even if it would inevitably fail, just shows that he (Christof) needs the show at this point way more than Truman does, or way more than an audience would. This has been thirty years of his life, too. I think Ed Harris gave a great performance here.
Yeah, the show loses its purpose after Truman discovers the truth, it’s pointless to continue with it
If they had captured Truman and dragged him back, obviously he'd never act naturally again, and he'd rebel any way he could and continually try to escape . . . It just now occurred to me it would basically become the 1960s British show "The Prisoner" -- which I recommend Sophie (and everyone else) to watch, even if they never react to it!
@@michaelwinkle4480 Excellent point (and excellent recommendation).
@@michaelwinkle4480He would no longer be the True Man.
I'm always envious of people who are able to watch The Truman Show completely unspoiled. When it came out, the trailer gave away way too much information (it even included the very last shot of the film). I've seen a couple other people recommend it already, but Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is another one of Carrey's best movies and is well worth watching and reacting to.
good reaction, thank you. this movie is filmed in a heartwarming way, but it depresses me every time, making me ugly cry in the end. your “he’s not a star, he’s a victim” lines up this movie. and the way Christof truly believes he’s doing good for Truman… oh my gosh, this is so messed up
Thank you, lol, what's funny is that this movie was promoted as a man unknowingly on a show. It was at the beginning of the reality TV boom and some fears were that we could be filmed without our knowledge. So going in blind always makes for an interesting reaction...
I think the movie was a cautionary tale of how reality TV could go wrong. But now we still have more of it then ever.
What's sad is the Truman show was very prophetic, predicting the future. Many people have family vlogs and their kids are raised in odd simulated situations to post videos and get views. Even child actors in a way are becoming more and more like Truman with real life and their career lives being more similar and harder to distinguish due to social media bridging that gap. Many of us who use social media willingly give corporations simulations of our lives that they monetize and place ads on like people who use Facebook or Instagram. Some people are performance artists online like they play a characters such as poppy or RUclipsrs like Miranda Sings and the alter egos with vlogs start to again bleed together. Some people have tried pushing vlogging to be as much like the Truman show as they can possibly do. And with so many people using others for clout, those popular online or celebrities are gas lit by friends and family when those people just want to soak up some of that attention the person who is popular gets. And maybe more sad is at the end of the film, the security guards just want to watch what's next. All entertainment is quickly disposed
The security guard was Scully from Brooklyn 99!
So weird to see him without Hitchcock.
I feel like you'd like Little Miss Sunshine given how invested you were in this absolute classic of a movie
this movie provides a good source of analogy to understand the dynamics we live nowadays ─ I mean, people sharing a bit (or a LOT) of their lives online, people watching it (sometimes even paying to watch it), ads just bumping into the videos or streaming and so on (👀)
if you're ALSO wondering how it's "all gonna end" - then it isn't ironic, it's FITTING, which is the opposite of ironic :)
24:27 He's not emotional and happy because his father is alive. He's emotional because he no longer has a reason to fear the water, he can finally escape the Fiji and find Sylvia.
There's a deleted scene, where the cast was talking about how they needed to Truman have a kid so give him another reason to stay; and when he dies, make a show secuel with the kid. And the only one who look concerned about that idea was the "best friend", not even the "mom" or the new love interest (and also the future mother of the new prisoner), just the "best friend".
When you think about it, that guy was also draged in this in a very young age, so probably he felt traped to.
Crazy thing about this, it's made before reality shows became a huge thing :'D
4 Movies that The Truman Show reminds me of:
-Big Fish (about a son who finds out that his dad who told amazing stories his whole childhood was lying the entire time and his emotional and actual journey dealing with that)
-Cast Away (always makes me ugly cry because of stranded Tom Hanks and a swimming inanimate object)
-Little Miss Sunshine (a roadtrip movie about a family that learn a great deal of Buddhist and Stoic philosophy because of the hardship they face. It's also incredibly funny.)
-Good Will Hunting (young math genius learns to deal with trauma by talking to BEST Robin Williams performance ever, don't @ me)
I think Big Fish is more about how the father tells the son about things that really happened in his life but adding a “magical” touch to it, like in the movie it’s said that a few things that he told his son and he thought were just stories actually happened to his father, the conflict is more about his father’s version of things and what the son now grown-up perceives as “real” or not
@@lauracerqueiramachado8979 I was trying to pitch the movie; not spoil it xD
@@rasmusn.e.m1064 sorry 😬
@@lauracerqueiramachado8979 Nah, it's ok. I think your analysis was good!
Nobody tell her she´s on a show, also... a glass of chocomilk in the morning is the best way to start your day, remember dont have a good day, have a chocoday!
I love how you immediately picked up on how goddam creepy the situation is. Most people on a first watch (myself included) didn't get it until the midpoint when the full extent of Christoph's power is actually revealed.
I would highly suggest watching Pleasantville! It’s similar in a sense and I love all the actors in it ❤
Yes, I do enjoy movie reactions for other types of movies other than animation.
Such a good movie with a truly heartwarming ending how can anyone not be rooting for Truman 🙂 the car scene when he loses it is my favourite part it's literally how I'd be . Few more movies in this feel good vein are ' shallow hal ' , ' yes man ' and ' meet the parents ' fairly new to your channel so if it's not cool to leave recommendations here just let me know 👍 cheers for the fun reaction Sophie you always make me laugh 👌
Thanks for your recs! They’re always welcomed :)
This was filmed in Seaside, Florida, in the late 90s. I live fairly close to that area, and it has grown so much since then. The area is colloquially known as South Walton; businesses will have "(on) 30A" in the name because of the highway it's on, Highway 30A. It is a beachy, touristy area that probably makes much of Walton County's revenue. I like to visit there, but I wouldn't want to live there. Anything can be somewhat expensive there, and traffic can be horrendous.
Such a good movie! I love Jim Carrey’s performance. The filmmakers really knew how to use his 90’s movie star persona for max effect.
There is soo much in this movie that you only notice on the second and third watch, I'd almost like to see you react to it a second time. ;-)
this movie is an underrated masterpiece
I enjoyed your reaction - I love your touches of humor (and you know you can never fully trust a cat, right?). Really fun to watch you. As for the movie, I don't disagree with you yet I find myself thinking Truman was lucky in some ways. He did live in a protected world where a lot of bad things were kept out. Yes, it can certainly be viewed as wrong and immoral in some ways yet there was a good upside for him as well.
I was raised by abusive parents who joined a Christian fundamentalist cult when I was 6. When I was 19, I got married to an abusive man who was also in/raised in the cult.
On the 27th, it will be 4 years since I left the cult; I left my husband, my family, and moved away from the area 3 weeks after (got officially divorced a year later). I've never looked back.
So...I relate to Truman in a lot of ways. The heavy, HEAVY gaslighting, not so much the show part (but also a little bit because I was taught that humanity on earth is basically God's Sea Haven, which was terrifying to think about because it meant He saw everything, knew my every thought, was ready to dole out consequences for minor offences while simultaneously excusing the large amount of abuse my siblings and I went through).
Idk, it's hard to think about specific ways that I relate, but if I were to have a back-and-forth conversation with someone who asked me questions, I could probably explain it better.
Anyway, this movie is a masterpiece and I ADORE Jim Carrey.
Edit: My favorite lines are "We accept the reality with which we are presented" and "You never had a camera in my head!" and of course the last "In case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night."
I’m so happy you managed to escape that abusive environment 👏🏻 hope you’re in a much better place now
@@SophieLents thank you, I am much happier! I'm on my own, living my best life, and I have really good friends 💜
I had a pair of friends who were in a cult before they left together. For a few years, they shared a Facebook account and wouldn't go anywhere without the other. After a while, they finally began to go out separately. They regularly had mohawks for their hairstyle(before, they were forced to shave their heads bald)and I often felt so sorry for them. Cults are so wrong and I'm sorry for your experiences as well.
you were trained into thinking it was a cult
@@phousefilms thank you (and the mohawk thing...yeah, that sounds about right)
I love this movie. I consider it as a masterpiece. The music, the premise, everything about it is perfect.I have never meet anyone who watched it that did not like it. It's a very underrated movie. One of my top five movies of all time.
This movie is a blueprint to RUclips.
Metaphorically speaking.
6:16 Another early clue is that the lightning bolt illuminates the moon, which obviously wouldn’t happen in real life.
22:39 its not a knife and shes not being threatened with it. hes trying to take the dicer/grater/peeler away from her
Will she Slice, dice or peel me? THERE's SO MANY CHOICES!
Another great Jim Carey movie is "The Majestic" where he gets to show off more of his dramatic acting ability.
To me this comedy is a horror movie. Thanks for the video Sophie. :)
And a social study. The two pizza eating guys at the end, with their "What else is on?" is such a hard contrast to truman, who just fought for his freedom.
This was a fun video, it's cool you're branching out on the channel!
I remembered being shown this movie during my English classes a few times in High School. It's not my favorite movie but it does have a really interesting premise and theme.
The Truman show is referenced in so much that when you watch other recent films it is everywhere.
24:37 This is where the moral/ethical talk gets started and also where I hope that Truman sued the hell out of the company, extras, producers heck he should be demanding the profits that they gained from filming him.
Jim Carrey has always been a favorite of mine, Ace Ventura being my top favorite of his films.
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I enjoy reactions from non-animated movies as well! Cult classics are a must watch. Keep up the good content :)
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@@SophieLents that fear of being watched has to mess with you being a youtuber or you are just fine filming your self. But it could still act up just being in public being under the watchful eye of big brother. Or a show or security or even near any police. Well "enemy of that state movie freaking poeple out about being watch from space form a satellite. Or ghost you do not see. Well hope that fear gets better or you have more expectations for it. I have a fear of water that keeps messing with me.
17:11, still keep checking the lighting angle of the moon when I see it.
Plot twist he doesn't know there's a camera in his eye
after watching, some people weren´t so sure if their lives are also faked. it is called the truman syndrome.
"Computer says no" is a household line for me
One if my favorite film from Jim Carrey. He was amazing in this.
Hey Sophie! Greetings from Russia. I love watching your reactions. I want to recommend you the movie "Last Holiday" with Queen Latifah, it's one of my favorite movies. If you haven't watched it yet, of course. The film is beautiful and very inspiring, I like to watch it from time to time when I feel sad or want to motivate myself. All the best!
ого, не ожидал тут кого-то найти :)
@@mcrainee 😄
Спасибо :)
@@SophieLents 🥰
Yesss! One of my top 5 favourite movies of all time, along with The Shawshank Redemption, Jurassic Park, Hot Fuzz and Shutter Island. Please watch those last 3 btw they're amazing!
It’s great that you’re starting to do more live action movies and I can’t wait to see what other films you will do next. Here are some recommendations for future reaction videos.
- The Lord of the Rings trilogy
- Harry Potter franchise.
- Terminator/Terminator 2: Judgement Day
- Jurassic Park
- Jaws
- Forrest Gump
- Everything Everywhere All at Once
- The Indiana Jones franchise
- Back to the Future
- Mission: Impossible franchise
- Top Gun/Top Gun: Maverick
And also Star Wars film series.
And also Transformers
Marvel too
I'd throw Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind on there as well, for another brilliant performance from Jim Carrey in a dramatic role
That’s an intimidating list of movies & I totally want to watch them all for the channel 😂
You gotta know about Reality Shows. It was huge in the 90's. The Truman Show was meant to be the Ultimate Reality Show. To have such a huge dome(place), and maintain everything(technological, actors/employees, etc), product placing advertisement/marketing was definitely necessary. How many businesses were trying to get advertised in the most watched TV reality show?
On the same venue, how many actors/employees gained their livelihood working on that reality show? How many lost their job suddenly when it ended?
This is a movie, were when re-watching it, scenes look different. For example, when you look at Jim Carrey's face after his friend mentions himself being part of that lie/when hugging his dad again. His tears at that moment seems to carry a different weight. At least for many, after watching the movie at least once.
Wow, such a good reaction, I would be happy if you would react to classics besides this animated stuff and I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one (first recommendation from me in this category: A Bronx Tale/1993).
As for the movie, I'd just like to add that it was part of the concept that, just like the audience in "The Truman Show", we only see what goes on in the fake world created for Jim Carrey's main character, which is why there was no reunion to see at the end.
Office Clerks, they should make a movie about it? Someone did. A comedy called Office Space 1999, there is also a great series about shop clerks called Clerks 1994 1,2 and 3.
AAAaaahh! You wanted to see Truman meet Sylvia again?!
14:22 I literally can’t hear that music without thinking of Kerbal Space Program.
14:18 Personal nightmare: millions of stalkers watching your movie reaction.
hey, at least I’m aware of what’s going on 😂
The real interesting part is we, the physical audience, are also being manipulated. We know we're being manipulated, and we still fall for it. Everyone wanted to see that reunion between Truman and Sylvia even though we just cheered for Truman fighting for his freedom to not be watched any more.
Anyone who takes the lords name in vein goes right to my shyt list. Hope it's workin for ya!
just look at it this way, we were force to live in a Truman show for 2 years ( aka.. Lockdowns😉) and they are still trying to come up with new ways to keep their Truman show going. IDK its life imitating art kind of thing....
32:00 HAIRY BABY! LITTLE FLOOFBALL! TINY BABY!
This movie was so ahead of it's time.
I realy like your reactions of non animations stuff keep up
24:39 Oversimplified: Napoleonic Wars about to begin.
Speaking of Jim Carrey, I would recommend Ace Ventura: Pet Detective!
7:40 Since we're talking about whether Truman and his wife are filmed having sex... when Truman was going through puberty and he was in his room or in the bathroom doing you know what, the camera kept rolling or did they cut to commercials?
And _what_: commercials did they show exactly?
Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind?
Yep 🙂
Truman Show, Man on the Moon and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind are his most popular dramatic movies.
He did other dramatic movies such as The Majestic and Number 23, but those were flops unfortunately
@@justindenney-hall5875 well either way it’s a dramatic movie, it wasn’t a comedy. That was my point 😉
I'm fairly new to the channel, so I'm still going through the movies you've already reacted to, so I don't really have any recommendations yet. But I personally will always support live action movies for reaction channels. Some of my favorite movies and shows are live action. Just don't let the comments bully you into skipping movies if you want to see them. Unfortunately, a vocal minority will tell you that "After ______ movie, everything else in the franchise is trash," or something similar when dealing with big franchises. React to what you would like to see. Hopefully your subscribers will encourage you to watch even movies they may not like, just to let you make up your own mind. 🤞
When you commented on the poster in the travel agency I was you're going to understand in a bit. The director in the movie tried to act like he was god the way he manipulated everything The director of the film has only done a few others but i can recommend them all .
Dead poet society with Robin Williams another film where a comedic actor was in a dramatic role
Witness
Master and commander
Althought I almost only watch, Truman Show is such a great movie that it doesn't matter!
I'm okay with a change to more live action movies. Three recommendations are "Naked Gun", "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" and "Space Balls". All 3 are parody-like-non-sense comedies
I always forget that you don't learn the truth in clear terms until like halfway through the movie
OH WORDS CANT EXPRESS HOW HAPPY I AM U WATCHED THISSSS
It would be great to see you do a reaction for UPGRADE 2018 its a very underrated movie and i can tell you it's definitely one of the best 21st century sci-fi movie. Only just 3 million dollars budget they managed to make something much brilliant and much better than most Hollywood movies these days. I highly recommend for you to see it 👍
Here is some others movies that i definitely
want to see you do a reaction 😊👍
*Speed Racer*
*Deep Blue Sea*
*Ninja Assassin*
*Dark City*
*Reign of Fire*
*Tron Legacy*
*Vantage Point*
*Inside Man*
*Burn After Reading*
*LA Confidential*
*Den of Thieves*
*Pain & Gain*
*Cube 1997*
*Exam*
*Eagle Eye*
*Crank & Crank High Voltage*
*Black Hawk Down* the ending of this very inaccurate because the US army didn't "save themself" from the war. A foreign military from Malaysia helped them from getting killed and saved them,you can look it up on the internet. Hollywood and directors should definitely show what really happened based on real event like this war,it's an absolute disgrace for them to show something that is very wrong from what happened. Yes, I'm from Malaysia 😊😄
1:12 Interestingly, one year *before* the start of the _Big Brother_ international franchise. 🤔
Another great Jim Carrey movie that explores his more serious, dramatic side is The Number 23 (2007). It can best be defined as a psychological thriller. No more info than that so you can maintain a blind reaction.
On the kitchen counter, theres a jar of Vitamin D pills, because she and everyone else arent getting any real sunlight from living on the set.
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
The fact that this is a real thing now with so-called family channels...
Man I love writing random comments with different accounts just to see my comment on the show someday.
Have you watched Its a Wonderful Life?
Idk if you got it but all those times where his wife is talking about various products, it's advertising.
Some great classic movies you must watch, react to if you haven’t already.
Back to the Future 1-2-3
Rocky series
Short Circuit
Batteries not Included
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Lord of the Rings
Just to get you started.
I love this movie
This is the most popular and beloved dramatic Jim Carrey movie and 1 of most popular movies of all time in general
thats what we do with animals ..imagine how they feel?
I watched the movie in school in ethic lesson and afterwards we needed to write a homework about truth and fake and which we would prefer and why? Obviously i chose truth and Real. I mean who wouldnt. Maybe the World is not perfect but having the choice over your own path, isnt that worthwhile a little bit of chaos and mishaps? That makes the World interesting and life an adventure even if in real World you choose a deskjob. That doesnt mean that your life will be ordinary and boring. Let people choose their own path and if they dont wa t to be harassed by paparazzi then for heaven Sake: leave them alone. Privacy is a rigth! ❤
OMG I Love this Movie❤
Will you consider to watch Philadelphia? With Tom Hanks ando Denzel Washington.
It’s not “gaslighting” at all, let alone, ‘at it’s finest’.
Hey! I would be curious as to your take on "The Hunt For Red October" with Sean Connery talking in Russian. Not so much his accent ... because well ... he's VERY Scottish, but I'd be interested in hearing your take on his pronunciation.
I strongly recommend Casablanca or wizard of oz if copy right isn't too bad for you to watch or snow white
Hi Ms Lents I wanted to comment here and say thank you, I was in a really rough place and your videos along with another reaction youtuber helped me through that rough patch
I’m glad my silly videos could help :’)