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    Both Rubin and Niccol make the argument that 21st century culture is obsessed with individuality, which diminishes authenticity and renders loneliness. Both The Poser and The Truman Show warn against what will happen if people become too involved in personal appearance rather than human connection. In the 21st century, online profiles and outward appearance are considered reality, even though both of these representations of self are…

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    Sir Thomas More described utopia as an ideal humanist island, where there is freedom and harmony within the community. Peter Weir in his film, The Truman Show, presented his version of utopia, a town called Seahaven. This essay will analyze the film as a critique of consumerism. The name of the city itself is, as Smicek points out, an anagram of, “as heaven,” that seems to, “replicate a saccharine of 1950 's American suburbia” (33). The main character, Truman, lives in the, “pastiche of…

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    biases that are been broadcasted in front of them. The article, “Reality Pawns: The New Money TV,” by Editor Nick Serpe explore the reality television in the context of a social and economic condition in the United States. Serpe discusses how the shows such as “Repo Games,” reflect worsening economic condition for low-income people in the United State. In the article, “You’ve Got the wrong Song: Nashville and Country Music Feminism,” by writer Claire Miye Stanford describes how one can be both…

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    Life In The Truman Show

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    Taking a stylistic approach breeching on a film within a film, The Truman Show explores human life from the perspective of life as art and entertainment. The Truman Show revolves around a man, Truman Burbank, whose life is broadcast worldwide twenty-four hours a day. He has been the star of his own show since he was born but has absolutely no idea that his life is staged and televised. Truman comes to the realization that his life is a lie and leaves his false reality to join the real world…

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    suddenly saw Rice, bought that as a black image” (Riggs 1987). A modern-day example of the sambo can be seen in the comedian and actor, Kenan Thompson. Since Thompson, was a child he played sambo like characters on the Nickelodeon show “All That”. He also had his own show entitled Kenan and Kel in which the boys would get caught up in sticky situations. Furthermore, through many of his characters he is always seen happy or laughing, sometimes even dancing, on television. This is similar to that…

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    Essay On The Truman Show

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    ‘The Truman Show’(1998, directed by Peter Weir) is a film about Truman Burbank(Jim Carrey), a man living in a world entirely constructed for him. Truman is the star of a reality TV show - but he doesn’t know it. He was orphaned as a child and therefore taken in by the TV cooperation and put in a world where everything is a set, everyone he meets is an actor, and every object holds a camera; through which his entire life is broadcasted to the rest of the world. I found this story to be very…

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    “We need to ask ourselves: is it fair to make inherntly- wild animals preform unnatural behaviors- balance on balls, wear huamn clothes, jump out of water on comand… for our entertainment?” This was the question of Paula Fitzsimmons who is very passtionate about saving wild animals. She highlighted one of the serious issues that one hasn’t sat down and thought about. Although circuses have used animals for many years doesn’t mean the animals are treated like they should be. Initially, circuses…

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    When Christof, the creator and producer of The Truman Show, said that the show “brings hope and joy and inspiration to millions” many morality issues were raised. For example, it was not fair for Truman to be treated as less than human for the pleasure of others, even if that number is millions. Life is precious and to treat it as less is disgraceful. It would be a different situation if Truman knew about, choose, and wanted to be a star of the show, but throughout the movie, Truman does not…

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    Horse Show Research Paper

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    Everyone who knows me, knows that I own horses and that I go to horse shows, but most of them do not know the whole story or how big horses are in my life. Like many little girls, at the age of nine I fell in love with horses. My mother had horses when she was younger and decided that she wanted to get them again. Until this point, the only contact I had with the equine species was the pony rides at the local fair. Since I had never been around horses, my mother contacted a family friend to…

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    everyone in Sea Haven is a hired actor, Truman’s reaction to certain events that the actors may force upon him is real. Therefore, "The Truman Show" blurs the lines between reality and a life that is fake, which, according to its creator Christof, is why the show is so compelling. Another great example is the way that Truman starts to rebel against the show as the film gets closer to ending. As Truman starts to realize that everything may not be as it seems, he starts acting more and more…

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