Why Jim Carrey Is One Of The Only Actors You Can’t Replace
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2022
- Jim Carrey is one actor that no one can follow. His comedic intelligence, and off the wall physical comedy is something that only he possesses. Which is why any time movie studios try and replicate Jim Carrey's magic in the form of a sequel, it fails. But what makes Jim Carrey the one actor no one can replace?
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Written by Brian Long
Edited by Brian Nappi - บันเทิง
The Man is like a living cartoon character, only limited by the laws of physics. Anyone agrees? Because if I'm completely honest, that makes him, one of a kind!
Tp be honest that's More or less true.
Even then he's only partly limited
@@bottombarrelbudgetfilms1854. Just like how people said about George Lucas:-"he achieves the impossible by bothing the basics"!
@@alexanderphilip1809More or less?
Yo I always said the same thing he’s like a living breathing Wanner Bros character😎👍🏽😂😂😂
An aspect you didnt mention, is the fact that when he first hit the scene, everyone mocked him for being a terrible actor. Saying he only did faces, and talk with his butt, but now we're sitting here watching a youtube video on how he's irreplaceable. I hope the critics in the 90's understand how wrong they were.
To be fair, those movies were mostly him doing faces and talking with his butt. It's just that it didn't matter, he was hilarious. And turns out he is a great actor too as later films showed he could do more than make us laugh with outrageous over the top antics. His roll in Cable Guy was funny, creepy, and at times genuinely scary, Eternal Sunshine showed he could do drama, and on and on the list goes. Great actor, once in a lifetime comedic performer.
Critics from the 80s and 90s had a lot of things wrong
To be fair, he did talk with his butt.
@@BareBandSubscription Who doesn't?
@@FNHot
That’s a good point.
I like how Jim Carrey is this erratic and wild comedic actor in his movies, but during his interviews, he seems like the most chill guy you would ever meet
Now THAT is acting.
Jim Carrey is a Pedo that killed his own wife, he was on the Lolita Express more than Bill Clinton.
@@jahrusalem3658 That's dissociating. Lol. That said, I love his works too 😊💖✨
It’s like the chicken and the egg question.
Is Jim Carrey naturally a chill person but him being wild and erratic an act?
Or is he naturally wild and erratic and he puts on an act of him being chill so it’s easier to relate and talk to him?
@@Akuma07 I think they're both real. They're just different parts of his brain, neural networks that specialize in different things!
Dont forget the Truman Show! One of his best performances ever and still so relevant today!
..Cableguyyyyyy
@@robd1329 Cable Guy is criminally under-rated.
@@nirmalsuki that was a good movie and cant even stand the Ferris buller actor in any other movie
Eternal Sunshine of a spotless mind , that's an absolute classic. He deserved Oscar for Truman n this movie
I always felt like he tried way too hard in The Truman Show. A bit like Robin Williams in What Dreams May Come.
Just imagine your first 3 movies becoming mega-hits and all in the same year. You’d figure that would be your peak, but Jim Carrey never stopped. Even in his last movie before retiring, he still gave it his all
he retired!?
@@jarreldrakeabugan7937 Apparently he said he's considering retiring this year.
@@jarreldrakeabugan7937 he's not officially, but has said he's thinking of it
@@jarreldrakeabugan7937He is retired. He said it would take a magic golden script to bring him out of it.
I never realized all those came out the same year. That's bananas.
We all knew Jim Carrey is an extraordinary comedy actor, but he is seriously underrated as a dramatic actor. I really like him in Eternal Sunshine.
He’s great in Eternal Sunshine. Honestly, his performance there was a fair bit underrated when it came out.
Eternal Sunshine is in my Top 5 favorite movies. Jim and Kate's performance as one of the most engrossing and believable movie couples left such a huge impact on me.
I was a little bummed that this movie didn't get brought up, because it's amazing. But the fact of the matter is that role could have been played by a ton of other actors. It didn't require any uniquely Jim Carrey traits. That being said, it was great to watch a guy known primarily for comedy hit a role like that out of the park. But it doesn't serve as a testament to him being irreplaceable, so in the end I understand why they left it out.
@Yes_I_agree No he’s Not underrated as a dramatic actor!
Everybody loves Truman Show! As well as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I know that he’s only had a few successful dramatic movies but that’s not enough to say he’s underrated. He won a Golden Globe for Truman Show and Man on the Moon.
People need to shut up with using the word “underrated” so much
@@BareBandSubscription no it wasn’t! Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was a very successful movie, it wasn’t underrated at all!
Would everybody lay off of saying “underrated” so much! Why is everybody on TH-cam so quick to say something is “underrated” so much???
ive been saying this for years. jim carrey is his own genre of comedy. there's nothing else like it and it cant be done without him
Jim Carrey is a Pedo that killed his own wife, he was on the Lolita Express more than Bill Clinton.
I can be him
@@brandonharristsw7516I don’t think so pal
@@DaVickster1078 what
@@brandonharristsw7516 you cannot replicate him. Never lol
Jim Carrey is too out of this world... The unbeatable comedic actor....so underrated
I am french and i really don't understand why all of a sudden, "underrated" is everywhere. No he's not underrated, that's the whole point made by that video.
@@kahinalou3992 your whole country overrated so why you care for the opposite
I can be him
he is not underated: he has a huge fan base
Well let’s not say unbeatable, we are living in the same universe Robin Williams occupied after all. Jonathan winters and Buddy Hacket too.
Jim Carrey in Sonic is peak 90s Carrey and elevates an already-good family movie. His importance is so obvious that here, in Latin America, he is still voiced by Mario Castañeda, the legendary voice actor who's dubbed every Jim Carrey film (to my knowledge) since the 90s.
What an interesting fact, thanks for sharing!
Same goes for the German dub. Same guy since the 90s and very iconic voice. I stopped watching movies dubbed many years ago, but I just checked it, it's still him.
@@Claoodeeoo2 he's also the voice of Goku in the latin american dub of Dragon Ball Z.
So true, Mario was MADE to play Jim Carrey, its like he gets the actor he adapts his mannerisms perfectly.
Also YES his Dr Robotnik is PERFECT, it really feels like you're watching The Mask or the Grinch again, his Energy, his presence, its like he never aged
Actually i disagree cause when the whole sonic design debacle was going on I was saying by the content we had seen the script needed a rewrite more then sonic needing a redesign cause making sonic an alien still doesn’t work for me
Jim Carrey was one force that saved Sonic from near failure, but also let's not forget the folks behind the curtain: the animation and effects artists redoing the entire style after poor initial reception. Jim Carrey was always a hero to me as a kid. He plays crazy really well.
Fuck that effects team. They should've just got it right to begin with. No excuse.
They don't deserve praise for fixing their mistake.
He’s tiresome
Plays crazy? Um I don't think so, he is crazy period.
@@ghost_5519 I would too if they hadn't already had merch made, and pushed the release date back after the announcement.
@@ghost_5519 You underestimate how stubborn directors/investors/etc can be on picking a design that just doesn't work... until they get scared that it's actually going to cost them money, thennnn they'll start listening to the people who actually are passionate about the property, haha
I was 10 years old when the first Ace came out. It's hard to relate to anyone who wasn't a kid just how BIG of a star Jim Carrey was for the next few years. For all the millennial kids around that time, all those hits....Ace, Mask, Dumb & Dumber, In Living Color were all a cornerstones of our pop culture. Every kid could quote at least 10 lines and had worn out the VHS tapes watching them on repeat. Thanks for the memories Jim.
True. I also grew up watching Jim Carrey movies along with Eddie Murphy, Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller and Rob Schiender (not sure of the spelling of his last name) movies. As far as I can remember, Eddie Murphy and Jim Carrey were the big names when it comes to big blockbuster comedy movies but Eddie during that time was on his way out after already achieving so much success in prior decades, making it Jim's era.
100% accurate 👌
I think his best comedic movie is me myself and Irene. The way he switches personalities along with the dark humour is unparalleled
Underrated movie fo sho
Fun with Dick and Jane is also extremely underrated. That movie is hilarious
"Films needed HIM, more than he needed films."
Perfect way to describe the charm and success of the new Sonic movie!
Story and script are neither great nor bad, just the typical kids friendly flick but it's Jim Carrey who holds everything together like a glue and brings everything to few levels above just by his great performance and energy.
Jim Carrey is a Pedo that killed his own wife, he was on the Lolita Express more than Bill Clinton.
That must be why they teamed him up with Zooey Deschanel in Yes Man… 2 of the most quirky people together makes a very cute movie
it was great any way
I am sooo happy they cast him as Dr. Robotnik ! (And also that they didn't let the first one flop due to the... weird CGI.)
nah im sorry but i disagree. i think any sonic fan can attest that even though carrey is great, there's so much that's great about Sonic 2 if you're a fan of the series, and how it treats Knuckles and Sonic's character progression. Sonic 1 needed Carrey, Sonic 2 showed that they can go forward without him and make a solid videogame adaptation.
Jim Carrey and Robin Williams are probably the 2 most iconic and irreplaceable actors in recent memory. I don't think anyone can match what they bring/brought to the table as performers
PRECISELY!!!!!!!
Plus jack black
@@KaylahDemiI would say jack black's style of acting was largely inspired from jim and rob since he also embodies what they do, just with a little less frenetic energy.
But honestly who could even match jim Carrey and robbin Williams, I'd say jack got real close
I can them
@@KaylahDemiand Adam Sandler
Jim Carrey’s role as Truman Burbank is definitely my favorite. The Truman Show is one of my favorite movies to date! And the runner-up would have to be him playing Stanley Ipkiss in The Mask.
I grew up during the era where Jim Carrey was the king of comedy movies.
I can't explain in words how beautiful it was gathering with my family on a Friday or Saturday night to watch a Jim Carrey, Eddie Murphy, Adam Sandler, Jack Black and other family-friendly comedy movies.
Every time I see a clip from those movies, it always puts a smile on my face.
Jim Carrey is the GOAT! My childhood hero.
Same here ❤❤
He is truly irreplaceable. The GOAT.
100%.
Shame he's probably a pedo
Yes, my favourite actor too
I agree. Jim Carrey is irreplaceable. Growing up, my 3 major comedy icons were Jim Carrey, Robin Williams, and Adam Sandler. Unfortunately, Williams is no longer with us, and I just don't think Sandler really brings as much to the table as he did in the 90's, but I think Carrey is still pretty much on his A game. From what I understand, after Sonic 2, he has gone on hiatus and may or may not return to acting. We can all appreciate everything he has brought us up to that point, though!
Sandler never brought anything to the table he was only decent in his first acting job that he would probably not like brought up cause of it being attached to bill Cosby cause of playing one of Theo’s friends Sandler never evolved his comedy he still makes the same type of toilet humor movies he was making when he made Billy Madison not even Netflix stepping in giving him a place to continue making movies could save his career cause like most of his movies most the Netflix movies also tanked people are free to still like him through
@@kevin10001 To be fair, there are a very large amount of people who really appreciate his 90's work. He's even done some funny stuff since then, but it just doesn't hit the same. I will say the movie Jack and Jill that he did, I can't even finish. That one was a disgrace... But beyond that, have you seen Uncut Gems from 2019? Adam Sandler tackled a serious role in that one and COMPLETELY nailed it!
@@MotionlessKnight As well as Punk Drunk Love, helluva movie that was!
NO! ADAM SANDLER SUCKS!
Would everybody please wake up and see that.
The loser known as Adam Sandler does not come close to the amazement that Jim Carrey and Robin Williams are
@@thewalkdead45 no it wasn’t! That movie was crap. There was nothing special about that movie.
All it was was him playing the same pathetic loser he always does only playing him in “dramatic form.” Everybody needs to wake up and see that Adam Sandler Sucks… always has
Not just Comedy, when i saw "The number 23" i was totally mind blown by his performance as such a serious character.. He's easily on the top even now!
He's brings such a unique personality to the table that even if someone tried to "replace" him, they'd only get called out for trying to copy him. There truly never will be another Jim Carrey
Ace Ventura, The Mask, Dumb and Dumber, The Truman Show, Me, Myself & Irine and Man on the Moon are probably some of the movies I've seen most times in my life - they are so damn good and rewatchable!
Ace Ventura is an all time great for me. I’ve watched both Pet Detective and When Nature Calls prob 20+ times and they still manage make me laugh.
I totally agree that these films are gold. I will also add "liar liar" to this list.
@@stratvar Yes! Absolutely, great call
@@stratvar thank you! I saw the movies listed and was like, "Liar Liar needs to be added in order for this list to be correct".
Liar Liar is one of my favorite movies of all time.
Can't believe you didn't mention The Grinch. Arguably my favorite role of his. Absolutely kills it.
Was looking for this! My favorite Christmas movie of all time.
And it proves his point bc the cartoon in 2018 that came afterwards didn’t come close to Jim’s and it was for sure more family friendly even the way they made him look.
And that role nearly killed Carrey. Great film though!
Jim and Johnny Depp are legends that can't be replaced 🙌👌👏
Johnny is good, but he’s not quite THAT good…. Unless he’s playing an awkward, bumbling sort of character…. 😁😁😁😁
@BenjaminGessel Johnny is perfect in everything.. I loved him in The Ninth Gate, From Hell, etc. You don't even know his body of work.
He's not only a special kinda crazy he owns it and controls it. He's actually nutszo but decent about it. He reflects and builds off the chasing chaos. His art alone isn't that much perfect but worthy of interest. He's an artist. One I love and emulate. He's one that won't be put down.
Aside from "Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind" - which is my favorite performance & film of Jim Carrey - I also think "The Truman Show" is a career highlight. He exhibited comedy and vulnerability so beautifully in that film in a way that it made him stand out from his comedy peers. Still one of those films that makes me glad to have grown up in the 90s.
I actually think those are his two best films (Eternal Sunshine and The Truman Show), which I know sounds crazy since he's one of the best comedic actors of all time, but I think this just shows how incredible his range is and what an underrated dramatic actor he is.
Jim Carrey is the best comedy actor i have ever seen, he is just so naturally funny, he doesn't even need a script or anything, he is just a really funny person
Him and Robin Williams are the best comedians to ever live. No other comedians come close
@@nsasupporter7557 Rowan Atkinson its really good too
Do you know him in real life? otherwise what you see on interviews and the media, it's just a show, a masquerade.
only the people his real life know what he is really like. - the same goes for every "celebrity"
@@nsasupporter7557 does stand up comedians count
@@inrpicmax6541 sure 🙂
Jim Carrey cannot be replicated. He has been through much in his life. Truly creative people cannot be manipulated, nor do they like the BS they see in around them. He is one of my favorite people, and that’s saying a lot. I could care less about actors, their lives and Hollowood. I have my own life.
I'm certainly glad they got him to do Ace 2. Even though it almost killed me from lack of oxygene the first time i saw it, the scene with the rhino is one of the funniest I've ever seen.
I'll be honest. If the 80s was Bill Murray's and Eddie Murphy's decade, then the 90s was Jim's. The man made 3 iconic comedies in one year, starred in a sketch show that impacted the culture, and challenged his own image with films that pushed him into darker or more serious strides. Truly a talent that is once in a lifetime.
He's a legend and deserves a legacy award for his contribution to Comedy. No other actor has been able to come close to him. The Mask will forever be my favourite movie from the 90's.
I remember trying to log into an old account I had from when I was 9. One of the security questions was "Who is your favorite actor?" I had no idea what 9 year old me put so I just put who my favorite current actor is: Jim Carrey. I managed to recover the account.
His humor has never grown stale and honestly I'm not sure his over the top humor will ever be replicated. He is 100% one of the most unique actors of all time.
Jim is a man unto himself. One of a kind. Brilliant. Amazing and oh so talented. No one can replace jim. The mold was broken the day he was born. I adore him and always will. I will miss seeing him on the big screen, now that he's retired, but boy has he well deserved his serbaticle. I still adore him and he will always have a place in my heart. Thank you jim for giving us your amazing talent.
It's always really bummed me out that he had a bad experience making Ace Ventura 2, because it's one of my absolute all time favorite movies. So iconic and Quotable
AFI once ranked it on the list of 100 greatest comedies of all time.
This video perfectly shows why Jim Carrey needs to return for Sonic 3. His role as Eggman is a big reason why people love the movies, and if they're going to adapt Shadow's story then Jim Carrey's Eggman is going to need to come back.
Dumb & Dumber and The Mask are films I have watched since I was a little kid and I still deeply love both of those movies. I haven't seen a new film of his in many years. He was also great in more dramatic films like "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind" and "The Truman Show".
This man is an absolute legend. Theres has never been and there will never be another jim carrey. His stardom his glow and his unique personality will forever be missed in Hollywood
He really is unique in every film he worked at.
Even outside of his cartoonish demeanor, his presence helped make Eternal Sunshine “hit different.” I still think it’s his best role to date
He's absolutely awesome. More people need to be like him. There should be more movies like his.
When I was a kid, I remember seeing his stand up on tv, as well as his performances on 'in living color', and remember ace Ventura coming to theatres. I've seen everything he's been in, honestly. He's a one of a kind and we will never see his like again.
The mindset in the movie/TV industry is that everyone is replaceable/expendable, when you have that mindset your setting yourself up for failure, behind the camera or in front of the camera, everyone brings their own unique talent, and that's something you just can't replicate especially with Jim Carrey's humor and wit, he's one of a kind and that's why his characters and movies were so successful.
That is the just the mindset of life in general. Everybody is replaceable so you might as well have some fun before it happens
@@jrich5795 Yes definitely, I wish that wasn't the case in life and in the movie/T.V industry, because it takes away what make that individual person special or unique.
Sometimes it's true, that the people are replaceable. Take MCU for example. No one can disagree that the movies were a huge hit, and still if you replaced most of the main cast, the movies would be exactly the same.
@@solumlupus9018 But that kind of takes away what makes someone special or unique, yes they could of re-cast that movie but would of another actor/actress give that character that unique characteristic that maybe that particular actor/actress came up with, maybe not.
Jim Carrey is an absolute master at his craft and quite literally did things no one else could. The physicality injected into his characters is unbelievable.
I was watching an awards show a few years ago (Oscar’s maybe) with a friend and Jim came on to present an award. My friend and I started laughing before he even said a word. The way he caries himself, his timing, and unique ability to tell a joke without saying a word is amazing to me. It’s like his mere presence was enough to get a laugh out of us.
It's unfortunate that he retired but he did give us VERY many things to watch that still will never falter. Love this man so much.
Maybe Heather Shaw can coax him out! I would love to see a father daughter comedy with them!! I just think of that mediocre Kristen bell cruise movie....would have been a million times better with those two!
@Elijah Boyd Probably will be a different villain
Jim Carey has and always will be my favorite movie actor! He's the definition of genius and movie star, him and Robin Williams are irreplaceable
Well, during this era where characters are undervalued, a star is a able to inject a certain amount of their own self into their parts. It's the opposite of an actor who vanishes into their role. You know who's doing it, and that lends the role some charm. I think of Meryl Streep in "The Iron Lady," for instance, who was able to humanize a definitely polarizing historical figure, and all of that was attributable to Streep's performance.
Yes! 💯💯💯
Him and probably Robin Williams were a large part of my comedy childhood. I don’t think you can replace Robin Williams as the genie in Aladdin either, not even with someone like Will Smith. Williams was another living cartoon character in his own way.
Well written video. It was a pleasure having watched it.
I want a full video of this!! 😂
This is a reminder why Jim Carrey is my favorite movie actor of all time!
Because it's like every role he has played is irreplaceable that no other actor could play those characters like Ace Ventura or The Mask better than Jim Carrey can.
Including for an actor who was skeptical on sequels, At least he has his reasonable conditions to return on some certain ones like Sonic 2 for him to feel genuine on reprising a role on screen.
But all of those Carrey less sequels just proves that those films cannot replicate or have that same magic without Jim Carrey himself.
So I'm very happy that this video has existed to let both old and new Jim Carrey fans to notice.
And in the words of Ace Ventura: " Spank you very much!"😎🤙
You just repeated what the narrator said
@@rogerwalker2224 what's wrong with that? They were just showing enthusiasm
@@moodlethenoodle I guess it's my unrealistic expectation that commentors have something to add, rather than have me read lots of sentences only to discover there isn't any substance. My bad I suck
Jim is one of those rare actors that you can see hundreds of times and still see the character even though he has a very recognisable face and voice
Legends Born only Once. . Thanks for making our childhood full of laughters.
what a fantastic video thanks a lot
To me Jim Carrey & Robin Williams both had that raw chaotic energy that paired both physical and verbal comedy perfectly. They were able to express so much from their face/body, which paired perfectly with their penchant for accents/impressions, and impeccable timing & delivery. All these talents and skills allowed both Williams & Carrey to tap into a sort of genuine universal type of comedy where both kids and grandparents could laugh and enjoy themselves.
Yes, no other comedians can compare with the amazement of Robin Williams and Jim Carrey. The only other one that does is Eddie Murphy.
Jim Carrey is literally one of my childhood heroes and is the reason why I even thought of being a filmmaker and trying to entertain people. He and Robin Williams are two guys that are examples of once in a lifetime talents that are simple irreplaceable, which is why films such as the Aladdin remake and The Mask sequel failed: they were missing the magic that talents such as those legends provided to the equation.
Well said!
It's always stuck out to me that Jim Carrey and Robin Williams did the best Popeye impression to exist
I love seeing how many people are bringing up Robin Williams. He and Jim Carrey are once in a lifetime talents that helped define comedy in 90s films. Neither of them can be replicated and any attempts to do so are often pitiful at best.
@@wynonasbigbrowndragon6121 If one more person says "once in a lifetime talents" or "Irreplaceable" in this comment section, I swear to god...
^^^ Oh, look out, guys. Someone is about to be upset 🙄
This video and it’s topic, is chef kiss muah. Love it, love Jim Carrey.
Jim Carrey's take on sequels is spot on.
My brother wants to be an actor and he said that it was Jim Carrey and Johnny Depp that were his main inspiration for taking an interest in acting. I guess he chose well.
They’re my two favorites and biggest acting inspirations as well, your brother has taste!
If your brother becomes an actor/comedian if he adopts the personality of Carrey and Depp on the big screen and TV shows he'll literally be an live action Lupin the 3rd/III
@Hepheat75 nice! I hope your brother makes it 🙂
@@nsasupporter7557 I hope he does as well.
I honestly think it’s a cardinal sin that Jim Carrey hasn’t at the very least been nominated for an Oscar. Not only does he absolutely shine in his best comedic roles, but he’s proven with films like The Truman Show that he can put on a stunning dramatic performance as well. Even The Weeknd had him narrate his most recent album and it worked out so well. I don’t think I’ll ever understand the criteria that runs through the Academy voters’ minds…
Well he won a Golden Globe for Truman Show.
not only The Truman Show, but also The Man on The Moon and Eternal Sunshine. absolutely spectacular roles
@@GownoPrawdaTV1 yes, those were his 3 most successful dramatic movies.
He did other serious movies like the Majestic and Number 23, but those were flops unfortunately
I watched the entire video (good one) without fast forwarding, one small way for me to pay a tribute to my favorite Jim, who made my childhood so memorable.
There is a scene in the 1st ace ventura where jim goes to a psychiatric ward where he does a crazed act in slow motion and reverse. I have never seen an actor do that b4. That was simply amazing!!!
Basically, Jim can act in very unnatural way, and appear quite natural while doing so. Because of it, he is perfect in playing characters that don't exactly "belong" in a movie's world. He can play cartoonish characters in live action, or silly character in otherwise serious setting. Replace him with someone else and you have some jerk doing faces for no reason.
One of the most motivational human beings to ever live.🙏
One of the best actors
I have (always) ..seen everything he has made..
and also as a kid I loved his performances
I can see why no one can not replace Jim Carrey because his acting is built in a way where no one can't not replace him in the movie and great video Nerdstalgic :]
He was such a dominant presence in so many of the movies I watched as a kid. He just has this energy you didn't find in other actors. I don't know if there's a word for it, but whatever he had, he had it in spades 😊
Not a unique take, but Jim Carrey was one of the most important figures from my childhood ❤
Thanks for this video. Jim is one of a kind...
“The films needed him more than he needed the films” or something to that effect that u said at the end sums it up greatly
I was recently on vacation and my hotel had an HBO movies channel and they showed Liar Liar. Carey’s mannerisms were so well done, they add to his acting chops, which are also fantastic. Hopefully he got well compensated for his talents and can live comfortably while also doing roles that he believes are worth his time.
imagine jim playing the joker character is pure cinema to me ✌🏼
He was The Riddler in Batman Forever?
@@reputablehype this... I'm pretty sure he played the Riddler as well.
Jim Carey as Mr. Mytzlplick
@@n0t10c ohhh correct.
If Deadpool would have came out in 90s, Jim Carrey would have surely played him.
He truly is one of the actors of all time.
I was thinking about this the other day actually. I wonder what some of his movies like Sonic or Batman would look like with someone else and its obvious that he brings a whole new level to the work. There are so many lines and moments that feel were completely original to Carrey. He did the Robotnik voice as character development, how great is that.
Really hope he gets his Oscar someday.
He'd hand it right back to them
He retired.
Oscars and other awards aren’t really important at all. They’re not actually awarded to the “best” it’s literally just people voting for their friends. Actors vote for actors, directors for directors, writes for writers and so on. It’s cool to be ”awarded” one but if you don’t want to nominate yourself you’re not any lesser for it.
Lifetime Achievement Award seems more appropriate than a trophy for a single thing.
@@rohand04 it’s a safe bet that he won’t… but that’s ok, he doesn’t one 🙂
He’s already one the biggest stars ever so he really doesn’t need an Oscar
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind is one of my favorite movies, I really wish I got to see Carrey in more romance/drama movies. The emotions of heartbreak and acceptance he was able to portray was unbelievable.
I think the fact that he’s known for comedy added to it as well, here’s this funny and optimistic guy who’s in a failing relationship and just cant seem to make it work, and is so riddled with grief that he cant take it anymore. It’s a great dichotomy that I wish was explored more. But I’ve heard that dramatic roles were hard on him so I’m not too upset he didn’t do more.
Blessed man, who has also blessed his fans with his service.
He was my favorite as a kid hands down. All of these movies I watched countless times.
Not forgetting that the studio wanted Jim to do a sequel to the Truman Show too! How that would’ve played out I’ve no idea!😂
I'm so glad he didn't do it. Truman Show is such a special film that works brilliantly as a standalone and doesn't need a sequel.
Terrible idea. It's like making Goodfellas 2: Witness Protection & Shitty Pasta
that doesn't even make sense, how do you continue the Truman Show? showing him living outside of the studio as a regular person?
@@gabrielwillians1385 Maybe struggling to adjust when everyone knows and is obsessed by him. I always imagined the adjustment to a normal life outside was hard. Even if he found that one girl and were together I imagine it was hard at first.
Still, I think it's best to leave it to the imagination rather than make a sequel 😊
My childhood hero one of the few to this day! His movies shaped me and my humor style.
He is also very intelligent and balanced human being.
He is an Icon!
Jim is an absolute treasure of a performer/comedian/actor and a one of a kind human being. I'm very lucky that I grew up watching his movies as a kid in the 90's, he pretty much introduced comedy into my life. He is the GOAT.
I watched “In Living Color” just like a lot of adolescents in the 90s and it was incredibly influential on me and my friends. I could do Jim Carrey characters like “Fire Marshall Bill” and “Grandpa Jack” on command. And when he went to movies I saw everyone in theaters. The dudes owned the 90s. He truly is one of kind. A dynamo of comedy.
I doubt there will be any more iconic comedy star than Jim Carrey. In the next couple of decades
One of a kind talent 👌🏼
Robin Williams is an actor who cannot be replaced. I love Jim Carrey's comedy, he's unique and awesome in his own right, definitely one of the greats. Yet when it comes to comedy and one who will forever impact comedy, television and the viewing audience, Robin Williams is the one that cannot be replaced for me.
Jim is more of a physical comedy guy and he played outrageous characters or chose over the top scripts for the most part whereas robin williams chose grounded characters and had realism in the scripts.
You can replace him though. Aladin’s remake made 1 billion dollars without him. Whereas with him the movie made half that at 502 mil in 1992. The movie made more when Robin Williams was replaced. However if you adjust for inflation they made the almost the same amount of money give or take a couple thousand. Jim Carrey’s first movie role before he was at the level of fame he is today (I’m giving Robin Williams the leg up) made 107.2 million dollars in 1994. Which is now worth 2,136,925.79 dollars today however Ace Ventura Jr. the sequel without Jim Carrey made 108,360,063 which is 284,986,965.69 dollars today. That is about an 1/8 of profit without Jim Carrey at the start of his career vs an equal profit without Robin Williams after being well established. Robin Williams can literally be replaced with Will Smith whereas not even Jim Carrey can replace Jim Carrey. You’re entitled to favor Robin Williams however you are incorrect in saying that he is irreplaceable. Also I wasn’t gonna reply to this but I wanted to see if you were anywhere close to correct, and after I figured out the 2009 inflation rates I figured I might as well share this information.
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Jim Carrey has nvr received an Oscar, Williams has 1. Jim carrey has 2 golden globes, williams has 4. Jim Carrey has 0 Grammy awards, Williams has 5, Jim carrey has 1 Emmy, williams has 2.
Unlike revenue from films (which comes from a multitude of factors, writing, production, cast, advertising, etc) awards to actors illustrate the ability of the individual in the chosen fields.
Granted both are great actors, yet Williams achievements surpass Carrey's.
@@gettingpolitical awards do not equal success. It’s important to note that Jim Carrey’s personal life made him less likely to receive awards. The Oscar’s are voted by an elite club of like minded people, winning mainly means you know how to kiss ass, Jim Carrey would never be considered because many famous people don’t like how crazy they find him. Also Robin Williams has
@@gettingpolitical also this has nothing to do with be replaceable, Jim Carrey is still literally impossible to replace and Robin William isn’t regardless of success. You can be more successful but equally as replaceable
I'm really surprised to hear about the problems JC went through while filming Ace Ventura 2, I think it's one of the few sequels that surpassed the original and one of my all time favourite films.
He is definitely a legend! Ace Ventura was one of my favorites when I was little.
One of my favorites
Jim Carrey is in a class of his very own. Insanely talented guy.
His physical and facial expressions are impeccable. Each and every film and cameos of his is iconic
Jim Carrey has a very unique gift of making people happy. I hope he is doing well these days and may his everyday be filled with happiness the way he did fill ours.
Jim Carrey doesn't know how much his fans miss him especially, myself as he said "goodbye" to Hollywood, I have a feeling no one will be prepared when Carrey isn't between us anymore. I apologize if I get emotional, but this man like Robin Williams, made me love comedy and he's one of the reasons why I became a comedian. So, if I had him face to face, I'd tell him; "Thank you Jim for making everyone's childhood throughout your movies".
When I was a kid I was obsessed with Jim Carrey. The only celebrity I ever wrote a letter to. I had Ace Ventura (both) and The Mask memorized word for word. I believe I'm undiagnosed Autistic, and Jim Carrey taught me facial expressions because they were so over-exaggerated.
He is one of the greatest actors of our time!👍👍
I have been thinking the same for quite some time now, he is simply irreplaceable, there can be none like him!
I absolutely loved his performance in Sonic 2. It was sooooooo good. I think the reason it was so good was because he played it as though Dr Robotic's experiences in exile changed his personality so much he played him as almost a different character. In the first film he was methodical and daunting, but in the second film he was just a mad unhinged lunatic. Honestly, it was a pretty good joker portrayal.
Jim Carrey only made the Grinch because of his daughter, he has said in interviews he played the roll for her and would have done it for free, so any critique of it didn't matter to him, as long as his daughter enjoyed it.
For real? Never heard that before.
Where did you hear that?
Lol didn't he need training from a torture psychologist or something because getting into and wearing the Grinch costume was so terrible?
His actual first staring role was “Once Bitten” in 1985. Before that he did “Rubberface” and in 89 he did “Earth Girls Are Easyl where he met Damon Wayons and Damon helped Jim get “in living color.
I recall reading an interview he did WAY back when. All I remember is him saying he liked to play with his food bc it made it taste better. He was iconically genius.
One of the all time best actors. Hands down. He’s known for his fun characters, but he does so well in serious roles as well- and it makes those short down to earth moments even in the comedy films feel so real.
His character in Kick Ass was dope! Lol! I needed more of that! Hardly could tell it was him! Lol….
It's funny how he always plays green characters.