Movie quote from: The Truman Show (1998) - Christof (Ed Harris)
Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) lives an ideal life in the beautiful and secure town of Seahaven. He has a great job, a loving wife, and everybody knows and loves him. He has no idea that his world is actually a huge Hollywood set populated with actors portraying characters in his life's story. Set in the skies over Seahaven lives Cristof (Ed Harris), the man who writes and directs the script that is Truman's life. The Truman Show is an intriguing consideration; is it wise to seek a deeper understanding of the reality behind the reality we perceive?

Fathers in film follow a fairly standard set of stereotypes. Dads are either 'out of touch', as in Father of the Bride and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, dominating patriarchs, as in There Will Be Blood and The Godfather, heroic role models as in To Kill a Mockingbird and Cinderella Man, or self-serving bad guys like those found in Star Wars and Paper Moon. In truth, most fathers are just imperfect people doing the best they can to raise their kids. Here are the 10 best movie quotes about our Dads.
The Year 2000 featured Millennium celebrations, dot-com madness, the end of Peanuts, the billionth Indian, the Sydney Olympics, Tiger’s grand slam, an all-NY World Series, Napster trials, DVD’s arrival, Reality TV, hanging chads, a Bush beginning, and Gladiator slaying the rest at the box office.
In 1978, Affirmed ran his way into the history books at the Belmont Stakes, winning the last Triple Crown of horse racing. Thirty years later, Big Brown will try to match that rare achievement by winning his third major race this year. Horses have been a part of pop culture since the dawn of film. From Black Beauty to National Velvet to Seabiscuit, we have loved to love our horses. Here are the best seven movie quotes about a horse.
Life is full of ironies.
After a series of early-1980’s bit parts in television shows like Happy Days, and Family Ties, and starring in his own sitcom Bosom Buddies, Tom Hanks ‘Splash-ed’ onto the big screen in 1984.
Charlton Heston has unfortunately become best known for his pro-NRA stance.
Dolly Parton has done five or six movies in her lifetime and yet her characters are a fountain of clever (and sometimes corny) lines.