The themes in 'The Truman Show' are more prescient now than ever - the way our lives are curated for social media is like living in a perpetual sitcom with sinister undertones . It's unsettling how Christof's authoritarianism still resonates today, and I think Weir's masterpiece is highlighting the darker aspects of our relationship with media . The fact that 'Seahaven' feels eerily familiar, like we've all been living in a constructed reality without even realizing it ... it's both haunting and thought-provoking .
I mean, think about it, we're literally living in a world where our every move is being watched and shared online . It's like we're trapped in some kind of never-ending social experiment . And the more I see people posting their lives on Instagram, the more I'm reminded of Truman's reality TV show . Like, what's the point of sharing every mundane moment with the world if it's just gonna be curated and manipulated by algorithms? It's all about control, man...
The themes in 'The Truman Show' are more prescient now than ever - the way our lives are curated for social media is like living in a perpetual sitcom with sinister undertones 
. It's unsettling how Christof's authoritarianism still resonates today, and I think Weir's masterpiece is highlighting the darker aspects of our relationship with media 
. The fact that 'Seahaven' feels eerily familiar, like we've all been living in a constructed reality without even realizing it 
... it's both haunting and thought-provoking 
.
I mean, think about it, we're literally living in a world where our every move is being watched and shared online 
. It's like we're trapped in some kind of never-ending social experiment