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Comedy • PG-13 • 1999 • 2 hr 3 min
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Very original plot with a healthy amount of laughter.
Hidden Mccaughney gem. Better than the Truman show
As entertaining the 5th time as the first. A charmer that lets us follow a regular joe as he realizes fame isn't worth a loss of privacy.
Has a funny premise and a good start but quickly goes off the rails and isn’t nearly funny enough to be worth watching
It was ok. I felt it was less funny Truman Show
A very self absorbed approach to filmmaking to say the least! Did not get into this 1 little bit! Terrible as there basically was no story!
It’s funny, the way it shows how it would be the reality tv in the next years it’s amazing. But after Apollo 13 this felt like a downer.
Good cast. Goofy movie. Not clever at all. The premise is really to blame here.
Many will compare this to The Truman Show but this has enough originality to keep you interested. Some good laughs and emotional beats.
Dumb wast of time. The poor man's Truman Show
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