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He believed that his family had betrayed him and that his life was like the Jim Carrey film The Truman Show, in which a man's life is revealed to be a fictional television programme.

A romantic bit of magical realism, the movie imagined what it would be like if humans could wipe clean some of their memories, with Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey playing onetime lovers who underwent the procedure to forget one another — or maybe not.

And in the third installment, it’s double the Robotnik, double the fun and twice the chance for Carrey to demonstrate the brand of outsized physical humor that made him famous.

Carrey co-stars as his character’s own grandfather, Gerald Robotnik, who experimented on Shadow in a secretive military lab 50 years ago.

When she was younger, Matafeo believed that Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet’s dysfunctional paramours got back together at the end.