Movies and TvShows featuring "the-real-world" theme.

The Real World (1992) is a groundbreaking reality TV show that takes a group of diverse individuals and puts them in a house together, documenting their daily lives, conflicts, and personal growth. With a focus on authenticity and real-world issues, the show tackles topics such as love, friendship, identity, and social dynamics.

Real Girl is a TV show about a high school boy named Hikari Tsutsui who is not interested in real-world girl relationships. However, he suddenly finds himself in a relationship with a beautiful and popular girl named Iroha Igarashi. The series follows their ups and downs as they navigate the challenges of being a couple in the real world.

Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas is a seven-episode, 2007 spin-off miniseries of The Real World: Las Vegas that reunited the cast of the 2002 season of The Real World to live in the same Palms Hotel and Casino suite they filmed the original series in, five years after filming ended on The Real World: Las Vegas. Filming began April 9, 2007, and lasted until approximately April 26. Trishelle Cannatella was the last cast member to agree to appear, as assurances were needed that filming would not conflict with her schedule. The mini-series premiered May 30, 2007 and concluded on July 11, 2007.

Football is life... everything else is mere detail.

The Real World Movie: The Lost Season is a comedy film that follows the story of an obsessed fan of The Real World show who kidnaps the cast and creates his own version of the show. Filled with humorous situations and unexpected twists, this movie explores the blurred line between reality and fiction.

The casts of the first four "Real World" seasons reunite to relive old times, settle feuds, and answer questions from a studio audience.

You're invited to the wackiest wedding since Robert Altman last threw the rice, where no one is polite and everyone "acts" real. What is truth, and what is fiction? How does one discern reality from pretense? These are serious questions, but if you're looking for answers à la Japanese abstraction, German expressionism or Swedish nihilism, keep looking, because The Wedding Video has the answer, "REAL WORLD" style. In the first film to come out of the MTV phenomenon, Norman Korpi (the gay guy from "Real World-New York") and creative partner Clint Cowen have made a deliciously wicked satire that skewers all the clichés and conventions of the reality show.