Truman Burbank is just some dude. He lives his life unaware that every moment is being filmed for a grand television show: “The Truman Show”. All his friends and family are actors. His neighborhood is one big set. The sun and stars are stage lights high above the ground on the ceiling of a massive, sky-blue dome. In the movie, the show portrayed as some worldwide smash hit, but it’s nothing more than a boring webcam. Yes, he’s oblivious to the deception, but I can go online and in ten seconds find ten videos of people unaware they’re on camera, and none of them deserve the kind of mass appeal “The Truman Show” is given by its diegetic audience. If audiences really dug that peek behind the curtain, why isn’t “Candid Camera” the most popular show of all time? The real-life success of reality TV just digs a deeper grave for this movie. Your Survivors, your Big Brothers; those guys know they’re being filmed, and they’re going to make the best of it. They’re going to put on a show because ...