My dad and I use that too, sometimes I'll adlib on top of it with a slow turn to face the person I'm talking to with a classic Jim Carrey face before saying "just wait longer."
The fact that Carrey perfectly nailed the tablecloth pull that wasn't suppose to work, and then ran back to knock all the stuff off himself, is just bloody brilliant. That scene was hilarious when I first watched it. It got even funnier once I found out it wasn't suppose to work.
Tbh, I actually cant belave, that it wasnt scripted. Where would be the joke, if everything falls down at the first try? 🤔 not at least is this move a very common partytrick and so i dont beleave, it was an accident.
True dat. Ever since I saw Jim, I see goofy, I'm all, wow, Jim Carey as a dogARE YOU FOOKIN SERIOUS?!? Well, there goes my future enjoyment with cartoons!
Are you the script writer? Yes I am- WRONG! There is no longer any script, for that would imply YOU would know better than ME how to do ME. Are you me? I guess not unless we switched skin and i'm just using your twin's body and I would actually look like you right now and you me. But i'm not so bye bye, thanks for nothing.
The scene where he gets 'birthed' by the rhino is still one of the most insane things I have ever seen in cinema. Every thing from when he first taps the fan to when he plops out the back.
@jla0848 Actually, there really is. Yes, you can be unhappy and perturbed to find out you were kissing someone of your own sex rather than the opposite when you're straight, but the fact that you move straight to "grossed out" is homophobic AND transphobic. The way they portray things in the movie, as soon as it's revealed that the character is trans - all the men react as though something beyond disgusting has happened, retching, grimacing, recoiling in horror. That scene is the EPITOME of transphobia, because it's saying "look how twisted and disgusting this THING is," completely dehumanizing the character, and cementing in the idea that someone who is trans is abnormal and gross. Obviously there's a lot more going on behind the reasoning of the character, so we don't know if the character is technically trans or just very mentally ill (and that's a WHOLE other kettle of fish that I won't go into), but the fact remains that they're still being portrayed as obscene simply for having transitioned.
Jim pulling the cellist's arm was always my favorite Ace Ventura moment. It was so unexpected and so easy to overloook. I enjoyed pointing it out to friends who hadn't noticed it before and getting to see their genuine reaction to it. It's even funnier now to know it was improvised. Perfect timing on that note too.
I feel like there's no way this one wasn't planned (or the take in the movie is an ALT). They're not actually playing the music in those types of scenes, as the continuity between takes and such wouldn't match. So I think they synced the music up afterwards to make it seem like it was in the middle of a note.
@@mattb7479 It's called Post-Production which is done after all scenes have finished filming. The cellists were pretending to play well, Jim Carrey intervened so they added the sound of the mess up while adding the music in. It doesn't mean it's scripted since the improv took place BEFORE the music was added.
Me too 😂. That everything stayed in place and he comes back to wipe everything off made it even better. Glad they kept it in instead of the original intention.
The amazing thing is it wasn’t even intentional Carrey actually pulled it off without even trying which is something amazing considering people came for years for this to work but he just does it wirelessly but then decide to do it the old-fashioned way
Well he is not the funniest person, but it is his weird side that stands out and is funny because of the reaction factor that where did that come from .
Jim Carrey is quite literally the mold by which I shaped my sense of humor as a child into adulthood. I rewatched a bunch of his movies a few years ago (The Mask, Ace Ventura, Dumb & Dumber etc) and realized that a bunch of random things I've been saying all my life came from him and I never realized. Never has a comedian/actor/artist made such an impact.... Robin Williams too. They're the reasons I wanted to be a comedian. Wish I would've actualized that dream but Human Services won out lol.
Jim Carrey is one of those few legends that can improv on the spot along with Robin Williams. They both have manic personalities, but Williams doesn't dial it down even when off screen unless he's alone. My only wish was to put Robin Williams and Jim Carrey together in an unscripted film and let them loose for 3 full hours. Whatever came out of that , bloopers and all - would be the whole film. RIP Robin Williams and hats off to Jim Carrey for bringing us laughter.
While that would have been amazing I don't think it would've worked. The reason why Carrey liked working with actors and not comedians is because he wanted the freedom of being himself without having another comedian steal his thunder as comedians tend to do.
@@FlorJor26 I guess that probably depends on who he's comfortable working with. Some of the bloopers - especially in Liar Liar - shows some of the cast (and probably crew) playing pranks on Carrey. He's also worked with comedians as well, so I doubt that would be a problem - unless both have a toxic ego like in Chevy Chase's case. In Living Color had nothing BUT comedians in the cast with Carrey in it - and some of his films had comedians too (Jeff Daniels in Dumber and Dumber to name one). One could probably argue that he became a lot more picky on who he works with later on so he can do his thing, so it's very possible. Very rarely do you see a full-on comedian that doesn't have an ego with the same size of the chip on their shoulder - Robin Williams is one person who I know didn't really have much of a prima-dona attitude with everyone he worked with. In fact, I haven't been able to find any source of feud between any of his co-stars whatsoever. The only incident I remember Williams being brassed off was in Aladdin - and it wasn't even with the crew/cast - it was Disney that he got beef with because they screwed him over after the animated film was already in the can.
The tablecloth scene from the Grinch is probably my favorite on the list. You can just imagine the genuine confusion and .5 seconds of thinking of what else to do that happened in his head when LITERALLY NOTHING fell off that table. LOL What an amazing improvised reaction. Between consuming so much of him and Robin Williams as a kid, I understand why my humor is somewhere between kind of witty and just bonkers.
@@MrOuchiez WAAARRM! 😂 My sister and I quote Ace Ventura movies alllll the time lol The Mask and Dumb & Dumber are two of my all timr favorite movies so I always quote them too. Jim Carrey is such an important person in my life lol I never knew my dad, but whenever I catch a Jim Carrey flick, I get all giddy inside like how I imagine a kid feels when dad gets home from a long work week or something 😄 My grandfather was always a kooky character who always had jokes and would tell silly stories to me and my sister when we were little. There were a couple stories we'd always ask him to tell us again, and he'd always riff and improv the story to make it fresh and hilarious everytime. So Jim Carrey movies kinda feel a similar way. Funny EVERY time
#1 should be liar liar: The pen is bluee, the pen is blue. Also that scene: "He stuff her like a thanksgiving turkey" is funny too. 😆🦃 Liar Liar and Ace 2 my 2 favs. "and you must be the monopoly man, hey thanks for the free parking." 😂 my fav comedy actor.
I like the elevator scene. Classic Jim Carey. I grew watching him in "in living color" and I laughed so hard when I 1st saw the 1st scene Ventura and dumb dumber!
Yeah I was shocked not to see Liar liar on this list. My favorite was when the opposing lawyer asks him how he intends to defend his client, and he can't lie so as he tries to tell her he just spits out gibberish. Cracks me up every time.
This was one scene which still cracks me up after 25 years. Anywhere where there is a cellist, I've pulled on their arm. Got me booted out of many receptions and banquets. I'm up to 17 now!
Actually I am remembering a clip from Kimmel, Celebrities Read Mean Tweets #10, in which Bryan Cranston seamlessly blends these in response to one that says he looks like Jim impersonating Matthew. He then goes on to do it, and it's hilarious.
In the Grinch stole Christmas, when Carrey pulled the table cloth, he was supposed to knock everything off, but he actually pulled it so fast it all stayed on. So to keep in character, he just went back and knocked it all off, which I believe is a much better showing of the Grinch’s character
Improv is the sign of true acting ability, when someone can enter the character to the point where they create new things for them to do; especially at Jim's level, you know they actually care about what they are doing
@Alex Kanyima He was amazing in dramatic roles like The Majestic and Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, and especially in The Truman Show, he deserved at least an Oscar nomination for one of those, if not all of them.
I swear, if Jim Carrey, Robin Williams, and Will Ferrel (now changed to George Carlin, view last edit) all got on the same stage at the same time, the world would implode. Edit: According to popular demand I will switch out Will Ferrel for Jim Gaffigan or Brandon Rogers, both amazingly hilarious Another edit: just realized a really good one, Adam Sandler LAST EDIT: I have decided on a name that everyone should agree on to replace Will Ferrel, GEORGE CARLIN a legend in comedy and most recognized apart from comedy as the voice of the conductor from Thomas the Tank Engine, if you don’t know who he is…… you poor lifeless soul
Robin Williams was 1000x the actor of the other 2. Dead poets society, good will hunting, awakenings blows away the one trick pony acting of Carrey and Ferrel.
@@robertdesantis7536 you underestimate Jim Carrey. I know that he is best known for his goofy characters, but he always was flawless when he played a serious role (Eternal Sunshine, Truman Show, Number 23)
I think this movie it what taught me they weren't 'toys'. I remember when I was young someones older brother tried to give me a 'balloon' that was already blown up. I'm pretty sure its because of this movie that I was really hesitant and didn't take it - didn't know what it was, but I knew it was 'something'.
My dad showed me that movie when I was like 6, I rewatched it all the time, and only recently, when I paid attention did I realize what that actually was, and I turn 17 in 13 days
My husband looks just like him. He grew up with everyone saying it and he still gets it randomly by people we don't know.. I love it! I literally cried laughing so hard when he did the backwards football shot at the hospital. My favorite Jim Carrey scene.
This is why a movie with him and Robin Williams would have been impossible They would go off script every chance they'd get. The director would have a mental breakdown (Sorry about the earlier version of this comment. I didn't mean for that to be in poor taste)
Nothing compares to Legends like Jim Carey and Robin Williams. They are on a different spectrum and our society frankly doesn't deserve them. Which is one of the reason why Robin Williams felt lonely and felt it is better to leave, I just hope and pray Jim Carrey doesn't feel the same way.
Williams didn’t entirely want to leave - he just had an illness that would kill him in a few years. His wife said he was already losing full speech and mobility - I don’t blame him for taking his life when you look into his illness. Just another reason I support assisted suicide done by medical professionals - if you have a terminal illness, by damn you should get to choose to get it over with or linger in pain and/or misery.
If only Williams and Carey had both guested at "Whose Line Is It Anyway" at the same time, I bet those two would have the studio dial 911 barely 15 minutes into the show for people gasping for air from laughing too hard.
This is why a movie with him and Robin Williams would have been impossible They would go off script every chance they'd get. The director would have a mental breakdown (Sorry about the earlier version of this comment. I didn't mean for that to be in poor taste)
i dunno if it was improvised but my favorite line is "Here goes: I sped. I followed too closely. I ran a stop sign. I almost hit a Chevy. I sped some more. I failed to yield at a crosswalk. I changed lanes at the intersection. I changed lanes without signaling while running a red light and speeding!"
Fun fact: when he yanked the cloth, the silverware wasn't supposed to stay on the table. The directors were too impressed to edit the scene, despite this, Carrey still wanted to knock off the silverware on the table, as that was what he was told to do, so he knocked the stuff off himself
@@douchymcdouche169 Well, to be fair, Bill Murray struggled when he didn't get his expected award noms-and he famously does not have a PR person. In both cases I think it all comes down to, the actors would rather be respected by *some* than liked by *most*. Just my opinion, of course.
I can't believe that we live in a World where a Sonic movie exists, it was more successfuk than a Mario movie, it stars Jim Carrey as Robotnik, and it's *good*. That really set the tone for how weird 2020 would be.
@@furionmax7824 I know right, I literally loved every second he was in on screen and the interactions with his assistant is beautiful. Not ragging on Sonic but I was on team Robodnic.
speaking of olaf, i think neil patrick harris made a good olaf, a much more evil and very dark olaf then jim carrey but i still like jim carreys olaf its more family friendly and funny.
I can imagine acting alongside Jim being VERY DIFFICULT…purely for the fact he is SO GOOD at improvising comedy gold out of NOWHERE, I would have a hard time staying in character and not laughing.
@@jimcarrey2809 I don't know if you are the REAL Jim Carrey, but your movies have ALWAYS been ones i can go back and watch over and over again. You have always had a type of manic energy that just OOZES personality and your on the spot comedy could only be rivaled by the late great Robin Williams in my eyes. Thank you for all the great movies and I can't wait to see you in the sonic sequel as the most MANIC of Doctors around!
I just used this line the other day. I was at a kids birthday party and they were all beating on me with inflatable swords. I turned to my wife and said "Don't just stand there, throw me a spear!" She laughed which saved me having to divorce her.
I have a sequence of each leg being speared and his reactions saved on phone pics, I send them to my brothers randomly hoping they are in meetings at work.
I love when Matthew Broderick looks on with visible confusion as Jim starts putting the chicken skin on his face. I think it's funnier than him breaking on screen.
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Nice eyes, lady. I am a simp btw. 🤩
do robin williams next
Hey @WatchMojo, whoever lit the host of this one made her as green as Shrek!
Can you next do a comedian you haven't made a list about yet?
The comment is from 3 days ago but the video is posted one hour ago
The only actor who would lose to himself in an argument.
Ryan Reynolds: I beg to differ
Yeah if I were you and you were me, i will use your body to get to the top. Can't stop me no matter who you are. Ace 2.
"Whats wrong with me im getting what I deserve im reaping what I sowe"
Haha 😂
technically, he did kick his own arse in Liar Liar.
This man can do drama, romance, and comedy. A true legend.
All in one scene. Given only one word to describe his character
A jack of all trades indeed
Insane guy, but truly hilarious... usually.
Not really
He can do everything
"If I'm not back in 5 minutes...wait longer" Ace Ventura
After my dad and I saw that movie, he wouldn’t stop using that when he left the house. He still does it and he’s 67-years-old
@@Weegee766 lol thats funny
My dad and I use that too, sometimes I'll adlib on top of it with a slow turn to face the person I'm talking to with a classic Jim Carrey face before saying "just wait longer."
if I have to tear this universe another black hole, im gonna find it
Hahaha
Don't care what anyone says, Jim Carrey's a legend, grew up watching his films, never been disappointed
Tell me about it. If it’s Jim Carrey playing in a comedy, you bet it’ll make my day. Hi Ho Silver, Awaaaaaaaaay! 😆😆😆😆😆
Except for that one weird penguin movie
@John Adamson what happened? What did he do?
@John Adamson He actually more aware than never. He was saved by art.
@John Adamson He said that he was thinking abot killing himself. That's the dark side of being a comedian
Love how the actors just kiss him without missing a beat.
The third one did hesitated for a second though
It's no homo if it's with the homies
@@Lombaxguy true very much like a teenager thinking twice before kissing a parent 😅
@@Lombaxguy u peeped that 2
*BUT* how are they supposed to be his sons?.. They're all black? 🤯👥🤡
The fact that Carrey perfectly nailed the tablecloth pull that wasn't suppose to work, and then ran back to knock all the stuff off himself, is just bloody brilliant. That scene was hilarious when I first watched it. It got even funnier once I found out it wasn't suppose to work.
I had no idea. I literally laughed out loud just now
Yeah same here haha! Reckon that was the best of them all 😂
When your table skills are unbearably good.
Jim Carey, he is. His serious acting is equally brilliant, but I want to see his comedy more & more.
Exactly I was just saying the same thing, brilliant. lmao
I don't know what's more admirable: Carrey's improv or the actors keeping a straight face during his performance.
We would be having endless takes because I would be losing it every single time 😂
I think the fact that everything didn't fall off of the table when The Grinch pulled the table cloth off made the scene more hilarious
Now that I know that it was supposed to fall makes it funnier
@@JYJY-dz8ij right!
And then he went back and just knocked everything down.
I lose it every time
Tbh, I actually cant belave, that it wasnt scripted. Where would be the joke, if everything falls down at the first try? 🤔 not at least is this move a very common partytrick and so i dont beleave, it was an accident.
other actors : paid for following the script
Jim carrey : paid for screwing up the script
Correction
Paid for fixing the script
More like paid for making the script better
Mark Ruffalo: Paid to not leak the script
More like "paid for making a much better script"
Jimm Carrey is literally what the word "goofy" would look like as a person
True dat. Ever since I saw Jim, I see goofy, I'm all, wow, Jim Carey as a dogARE YOU FOOKIN SERIOUS?!? Well, there goes my future enjoyment with cartoons!
@@dennisdesjardins6687 ha ha lmfao
Did you leave out ‘ legendary’?
@@blonded12 oh yeah, that too!
Sentient Cartoon Character is more of a way I see him.
The Script: *Let Jim Carrey be himself*
😂
Are you the script writer?
Yes I am-
WRONG!
There is no longer any script, for that would imply YOU would know better than ME how to do ME. Are you me? I guess not unless we switched skin and i'm just using your twin's body and I would actually look like you right now and you me. But i'm not so bye bye, thanks for nothing.
That’s the way to go!
It's funny how many scripts of his movies actually say something like that.
@@murmillo42 OMG 😂
The fact that Jim was heavily involved with the script of Ace Ventura is why it's such a fantastic movie
I really hope he wasn't in charge of the enormously transphobic parts.
The scene where he gets 'birthed' by the rhino is still one of the most insane things I have ever seen in cinema. Every thing from when he first taps the fan to when he plops out the back.
@jla0848 Actually, there really is. Yes, you can be unhappy and perturbed to find out you were kissing someone of your own sex rather than the opposite when you're straight, but the fact that you move straight to "grossed out" is homophobic AND transphobic. The way they portray things in the movie, as soon as it's revealed that the character is trans - all the men react as though something beyond disgusting has happened, retching, grimacing, recoiling in horror. That scene is the EPITOME of transphobia, because it's saying "look how twisted and disgusting this THING is," completely dehumanizing the character, and cementing in the idea that someone who is trans is abnormal and gross. Obviously there's a lot more going on behind the reasoning of the character, so we don't know if the character is technically trans or just very mentally ill (and that's a WHOLE other kettle of fish that I won't go into), but the fact remains that they're still being portrayed as obscene simply for having transitioned.
🙄@@iPyromantic
I really wish Jim Carrey and Robin Williams had done a film or a stage performance together.
Ikr? The two kings of ad lib in a movie together would've been awesome
That would've been beautifully legendary!!!!
Fun fact there was a few moments where they took lines and have been in the same place at once
They couldn’t because the world wouldn’t be able to handle it and explode
i assume they couldn't handle one another?
Ace Ventura was scripted? I thought they just recorded him being himself
I think I saw a picture once of a script for a movie he was in and it literally said "Jim Carrey acts like Jim Carrey"
@@mr.n0on344 what movie?
I think the mask was completely himself
Ik robin williams did all improve 🤣
The mask also.
I find it quite unbelievable that Jim Carrey ever had scripts to begin with.
I need proof of it. Cause I find it extremely hard to believe it.
It’s loosely scripted and he constantly rewrites them with the writers, and he has a ton of Robin Williams moments
Jim pulling the cellist's arm was always my favorite Ace Ventura moment. It was so unexpected and so easy to overloook. I enjoyed pointing it out to friends who hadn't noticed it before and getting to see their genuine reaction to it. It's even funnier now to know it was improvised. Perfect timing on that note too.
I feel like there's no way this one wasn't planned (or the take in the movie is an ALT). They're not actually playing the music in those types of scenes, as the continuity between takes and such wouldn't match. So I think they synced the music up afterwards to make it seem like it was in the middle of a note.
@@mattb7479 It's called Post-Production which is done after all scenes have finished filming. The cellists were pretending to play well, Jim Carrey intervened so they added the sound of the mess up while adding the music in. It doesn't mean it's scripted since the improv took place BEFORE the music was added.
my favorite moment is him at the cannibal corpse concert
LIKE A GLOVE!!
I feel like....i amazingly never noticed before. Just pmsl.
That tablecloth scene in The Grinch kills me every time 😂😂😂😂😂
lmao the best one for sure.
Me too 😂. That everything stayed in place and he comes back to wipe everything off made it even better. Glad they kept it in instead of the original intention.
The amazing thing is it wasn’t even intentional Carrey actually pulled it off without even trying which is something amazing considering people came for years for this to work but he just does it wirelessly but then decide to do it the old-fashioned way
Lol same
I laughed so hard, I had to pause the video.
When Jim Carrey sang chitti chitti bang bang, you could tell the actor was like, "what in the hell?" Lol the look on his face, priceless
That is the funniest movies scene of all time.
What was the original script that he forgot , I'd love to know
I probably wouldve sang the mr garrison version
I love watching the people around him in movies to see their reactions! Liar Liar is one of the best!
Jim Carrey is brilliant, even after all these years.
Especially after all these years!
INsane.. is more the word, but yes.. he's definitely a comedic genius.
Simply put, a comedy GENIUS.
Well he is not the funniest person, but it is his weird side that stands out and is funny because of the reaction factor that where did that come from .
Jim Cerrey : where is my script.
Director: Umm.. just be yourself.
*Carrey
@@jamesanderson6373 Do you want to calm down mate you’ve said this 3 times
[Everyone Liked That]
“We’ll improvise. Just… keep it kinda loosey goosey.”
Jim Carey and Robin Williams will forever be my favorite comedy actors
hell yeah
Add Leslie Nielsen in there
@@xgrillsenx nah, the only other addition is will farrel
Literally made my sense of humor those two.
@@kcried1081 no. Leslie Nielson is hilarious
"Wrestle with my self-loathing..I'm booked!" - I felt that. 😂
We all did😂
🤣🤣🤣
I love "how the grinch stole the Christmas", it soooo funny,the taxi didn't stop and the grinch said "it because i'm green,isn't"......lol
Omg XD
I thought it said it’s because I’m weird isn’t it
I never knew that it was a race joke too when I was a kid 😂
I’m a grown ass man and my dying wish would still be to meet Jim Carrey.
Me too bud, you not the only one with the same thing.
You're not alone
It's on my bucket list so u not the only one lmao
Be weary of meeting your heroes.
You will meet him one day 💚💚💚💚
"It's because I'm GREEN, isn't it?" 👀
ahhhh non offensive race jokesss
Gamora says that in behind the scenes
Lmaooooo
🤣🤣🤣
That line was genius cause the guy drove past and when it comes to stop lights green means go
Jim Carrey is quite literally the mold by which I shaped my sense of humor as a child into adulthood. I rewatched a bunch of his movies a few years ago (The Mask, Ace Ventura, Dumb & Dumber etc) and realized that a bunch of random things I've been saying all my life came from him and I never realized. Never has a comedian/actor/artist made such an impact.... Robin Williams too. They're the reasons I wanted to be a comedian. Wish I would've actualized that dream but Human Services won out lol.
Yes, I realised the same but with Eddie Murphy !
The Mask? "Hold on to your lug nuts, it's time for an overhaul." I say it all the time. 😆👍
"Aaaallrighty Then."
Been using that line for years myself.
me too
I grew up with Jim Carrey and he holds a special place in my heart.
This should have been a top 20 list....I love Jim Carrey!
Well kid get in line!!
Same Jim Carrey is a OG
You left out a few 0’s.😂
That's why its hard to pick a top 10 LOL
Same
Jim Carrey is one of those few legends that can improv on the spot along with Robin Williams. They both have manic personalities, but Williams doesn't dial it down even when off screen unless he's alone. My only wish was to put Robin Williams and Jim Carrey together in an unscripted film and let them loose for 3 full hours. Whatever came out of that , bloopers and all - would be the whole film. RIP Robin Williams and hats off to Jim Carrey for bringing us laughter.
While that would have been amazing I don't think it would've worked. The reason why Carrey liked working with actors and not comedians is because he wanted the freedom of being himself without having another comedian steal his thunder as comedians tend to do.
@@FlorJor26 I guess that probably depends on who he's comfortable working with. Some of the bloopers - especially in Liar Liar - shows some of the cast (and probably crew) playing pranks on Carrey. He's also worked with comedians as well, so I doubt that would be a problem - unless both have a toxic ego like in Chevy Chase's case. In Living Color had nothing BUT comedians in the cast with Carrey in it - and some of his films had comedians too (Jeff Daniels in Dumber and Dumber to name one). One could probably argue that he became a lot more picky on who he works with later on so he can do his thing, so it's very possible.
Very rarely do you see a full-on comedian that doesn't have an ego with the same size of the chip on their shoulder - Robin Williams is one person who I know didn't really have much of a prima-dona attitude with everyone he worked with. In fact, I haven't been able to find any source of feud between any of his co-stars whatsoever. The only incident I remember Williams being brassed off was in Aladdin - and it wasn't even with the crew/cast - it was Disney that he got beef with because they screwed him over after the animated film was already in the can.
My favourite actor of all time, grew up watching his films. He is a true comedic genius and I wish him nothing but health and happiness.
The script: *Jim Carrey proceeds to act like Jim Carrey*
Everyone: yes
Everyone liked that
The chitty chitty bang bang scene is my favourite in the whole movie.
Fact: In GTA SA, developer added “Chitty chitty bang bang” cheat for flying car
Mine is when he gets the spears in his legs.
That’s my second favorite scene here. Ace Ventura is one of his best characters ever.
@@UnclePandaTV That's the first thing that came in my mind 😂
How the heck did he do chitty without any scripting?!?!
The tablecloth scene from the Grinch is probably my favorite on the list. You can just imagine the genuine confusion and .5 seconds of thinking of what else to do that happened in his head when LITERALLY NOTHING fell off that table. LOL What an amazing improvised reaction. Between consuming so much of him and Robin Williams as a kid, I understand why my humor is somewhere between kind of witty and just bonkers.
"I love the way you make them," Robotnik said calmly.
“Harry did you put your name in the goblet of fire” Dumbledore said calmly.
I smell a Harry Potter reference...
lmao
Nice profile
XD yes
The long, “CHIIIITTTTTTTTYYYYYYYYYYYYY” is my all time favorite.😁👍
@Citizen Cyx oh yeah, he’s bumping all around and the other guy is just looking at him...😂
@Citizen Cyx The rhino scene is just as hilarious! And the Monopoly Guy scene. And the projector room scene. Bumblebee Tuna!
@@MrOuchiez WAAARRM! 😂 My sister and I quote Ace Ventura movies alllll the time lol The Mask and Dumb & Dumber are two of my all timr favorite movies so I always quote them too. Jim Carrey is such an important person in my life lol I never knew my dad, but whenever I catch a Jim Carrey flick, I get all giddy inside like how I imagine a kid feels when dad gets home from a long work week or something 😄 My grandfather was always a kooky character who always had jokes and would tell silly stories to me and my sister when we were little. There were a couple stories we'd always ask him to tell us again, and he'd always riff and improv the story to make it fresh and hilarious everytime. So Jim Carrey movies kinda feel a similar way. Funny EVERY time
Like a glooove
Amazing how this man never took acting classes. Just natural talent
Thats not true
@@yourenotwrong3511 it's true. He never spent any money on acting classes
He wouldn’t be this good, if he did.
#1 should be liar liar: The pen is bluee, the pen is blue. Also that scene: "He stuff her like a thanksgiving turkey" is funny too. 😆🦃 Liar Liar and Ace 2 my 2 favs. "and you must be the monopoly man, hey thanks for the free parking." 😂 my fav comedy actor.
The pen scene was one of the best ever
I like the elevator scene. Classic Jim Carey. I grew watching him in "in living color" and I laughed so hard when I 1st saw the 1st scene Ventura and dumb dumber!
Those aren't unscripted moments
When he "parks" (wrecks and lands) the car and says "Like a Glooove" I lose it every time haha.
Yeah I was shocked not to see Liar liar on this list. My favorite was when the opposing lawyer asks him how he intends to defend his client, and he can't lie so as he tries to tell her he just spits out gibberish. Cracks me up every time.
It's 2020 and only now I noticed that thing with the cellist in Ace Ventura, let alone being unscripted.
I feel so stupid
I've been laughing at that for decades now. That movie is even funnier than you remember go watch it
Allow me to join you in the I'm Feeling Stupid Club, because I never noticed it til now either
I almost peed my pants when he said "Hello Captain Steubing, how are Gopher and Doc?"How that man kept a straight face...
The cellist's name is Mak Scott. We went to high school together.
This was one scene which still cracks me up after 25 years. Anywhere where there is a cellist, I've pulled on their arm. Got me booted out of many receptions and banquets. I'm up to 17 now!
Him pulling the cellists arm in ace Ventura killed me when I was younger and still kills me to this day
Matthew McConaughey: Alright Alright Alright!
Jim Carrey: Alrighty Then!
Haha brilliant
I'm not a big meme fan but this was great!
Actually I am remembering a clip from Kimmel, Celebrities Read Mean Tweets #10, in which Bryan Cranston seamlessly blends these in response to one that says he looks like Jim impersonating Matthew. He then goes on to do it, and it's hilarious.
Denzel Washington: Alright, okay
I’ll never get over him slamming his face into the chair in a tutu
Lmao. Makes me laugh everytime.
gets me every time
Let's see that in instant replay lol
the sound effect and the way his face hit..shit was perfect. wish i can watch it for the first time over and over again
@@demonmod didnt he almost break his nose and pass out when shooting that scene?
Jim carrey is a cartoon that came to life. ❤️
Smokin’!
Does anyone else think Jim Carry would make a good Doc Brown if they ever did a Back to the Future reboot?
They can’t because of the contract for the original saying that a reboot was not allowed to happen
Omg 🤯🤯🤯💯💯💯
@@punkrockjoanofarc not in China it doesn’t. They can just rename it back to the past and call him Doc Ace haha
@@d1zguy864 its hard to argue with that
Facts
Jim Carrey can act in an entire movie without a script. And it will be right.
@Alex Kanyima Facts. Especially Martin Lawrence.
"It's because I'm green isnt it" that aged real well lmao
I could tell the dude handing out the latte was a fan, that fool was trying not to laugh for that split second and I caught it xD
I would be honored to bring a Latte for the legend Jim Carrey. That guy is so lucky.
I was so happy with the way Sonic came out.
The fact its 2020 and we still don't have a Ace Ventura 3 is saddening.
It's better that we don't. Re-boots today are always so soulless
@@Jaredsfarm they did made a reboot junior dective
I wish they would
@@jordancrooks6752 We dont talk about that one :P
Don't. Did you see dumb and dumber 2? Ace Ventura 3 would be a million times worse.
In the Grinch stole Christmas, when Carrey pulled the table cloth, he was supposed to knock everything off, but he actually pulled it so fast it all stayed on. So to keep in character, he just went back and knocked it all off, which I believe is a much better showing of the Grinch’s character
Improv is the sign of true acting ability, when someone can enter the character to the point where they create new things for them to do; especially at Jim's level, you know they actually care about what they are doing
@Alex Kanyima Oscar is what oscar folks decide... the impression what one makes on a person's life is much more than that...
@Alex Kanyima Agree..
@Alex Kanyima He was amazing in dramatic roles like The Majestic and Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, and especially in The Truman Show, he deserved at least an Oscar nomination for one of those, if not all of them.
I think the fact that everything didn't fall off of the table when The Grinch pulled the table cloth off made the scene more hilarious
Love how the actors just kiss him without missing a beat.
I swear, if Jim Carrey, Robin Williams, and Will Ferrel (now changed to George Carlin, view last edit) all got on the same stage at the same time, the world would implode.
Edit: According to popular demand I will switch out Will Ferrel for Jim Gaffigan or Brandon Rogers, both amazingly hilarious
Another edit: just realized a really good one, Adam Sandler
LAST EDIT: I have decided on a name that everyone should agree on to replace Will Ferrel, GEORGE CARLIN a legend in comedy and most recognized apart from comedy as the voice of the conductor from Thomas the Tank Engine, if you don’t know who he is…… you poor lifeless soul
Add Ryan Reynolds as well
Robin Williams was 1000x the actor of the other 2. Dead poets society, good will hunting, awakenings blows away the one trick pony acting of Carrey and Ferrel.
@@robertdesantis7536 carrey was good in eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind and truman show
forgot about chris farley r.i.p in the van down by the river
@@robertdesantis7536 you underestimate Jim Carrey. I know that he is best known for his goofy characters, but he always was flawless when he played a serious role (Eternal Sunshine, Truman Show, Number 23)
1:56 I LOVE THE WAY YOU MAKE THEM
I didn’t get the ‘Sorry, wrong pocket’ joke as a kid, only when I just rewatched it with my son did it make sense
I think this movie it what taught me they weren't 'toys'. I remember when I was young someones older brother tried to give me a 'balloon' that was already blown up. I'm pretty sure its because of this movie that I was really hesitant and didn't take it - didn't know what it was, but I knew it was 'something'.
My dad showed me that movie when I was like 6, I rewatched it all the time, and only recently, when I paid attention did I realize what that actually was, and I turn 17 in 13 days
I knew it was a rubber
Because momma often had to take us to the health clinic with her and there were pamphlets
You can't beat a legend like this, you just can't.
My husband looks just like him. He grew up with everyone saying it and he still gets it randomly by people we don't know.. I love it! I literally cried laughing so hard when he did the backwards football shot at the hospital. My favorite Jim Carrey scene.
This is why a movie with him and Robin Williams would have been impossible
They would go off script every chance they'd get.
The director would have a mental breakdown
(Sorry about the earlier version of this comment. I didn't mean for that to be in poor taste)
You got that right!!
Yet, the energy would have been great!!😎
@@adamjenks9613 The energy would have been through the roof
"the director would kill himself" oof
Bruh
The director would die of laughter
5:00 OMG! Did he almost break character saying, "Silence Of The Lambs"?? Haha 🤣
Jim Carrey has always been my favorite actor. Never remembered anyone else. This guy developed my humor and practically raised me.
Nothing compares to Legends like Jim Carey and Robin Williams. They are on a different spectrum and our society frankly doesn't deserve them. Which is one of the reason why Robin Williams felt lonely and felt it is better to leave, I just hope and pray Jim Carrey doesn't feel the same way.
Williams didn’t entirely want to leave - he just had an illness that would kill him in a few years. His wife said he was already losing full speech and mobility - I don’t blame him for taking his life when you look into his illness. Just another reason I support assisted suicide done by medical professionals - if you have a terminal illness, by damn you should get to choose to get it over with or linger in pain and/or misery.
If only Williams and Carey had both guested at "Whose Line Is It Anyway" at the same time, I bet those two would have the studio dial 911 barely 15 minutes into the show for people gasping for air from laughing too hard.
This is why a movie with him and Robin Williams would have been impossible
They would go off script every chance they'd get.
The director would have a mental breakdown
(Sorry about the earlier version of this comment. I didn't mean for that to be in poor taste)
@Cynthia May ...That’s what I literally said. I just worded it differently.
What a dumb thing to say
*Imagine he's your father-*
Id be happy
Well, I can only imagine that. 😢
I love my my dad the way he is ❤ but it would be cool but I can only can watch some of his films because I'm 12 😧
That would clears up a few things about me....
NO GOD NO SINCE I COULDN'T TAKE HIM SERIOUS AS CHILDREN SHOULD TAKE THEIR FATHERS SERIOUS THAT IS 😠🙄😤🤬👎👎..!!
Jim Carrey rocks. Love the guy, both his comedy & his philosophical insights and commentary on life.
You've missed the Liar -liar on the court scene where he say most annoying things
Liar Liar should have been in the list, definitely, maybe in the honorable mentions! OWWIE!! 🤣🤣🤣
Before that scene he does thos unscripted line which says
"shavavavavlalala lovovl ovovo" .......... Very funny flecher wanna play hard ball i'm game.
i dunno if it was improvised but my favorite line is "Here goes: I sped. I followed too closely. I ran a stop sign. I almost hit a Chevy. I sped some more. I failed to yield at a crosswalk. I changed lanes at the intersection. I changed lanes without signaling while running a red light and speeding!"
50% of youre state ....... Whats youre plan ......our plan is something like this plllll huhhhh ayayayaya
@S. G. The pen is blue!
We got cgi Sonic and Jim Carrey is more animated then him.
Who else but Jim Carry
@@darkstarmoonshadow the cable guy is truly underrated
hahah,,,,lol,,so true
Good 1
I respect the animators especially when there the one's that animated that awesome lupin3rd cgi movie
He is one of the true greats, never fails to make me laugh. Also the best actor to watch bloopers in his films
Parents: Of you don't grow up you won't succeed in life.
Jim: OOOHHH SOMBODY STOP ME!
Lol
i heard Jim Carrey's birth was entirely improvised
Are we talking about the rhino birth from ace Ventura or his actual birth?
so was his conception
Lol, that's hilarious.
I heard that his nickname in school was The Squirt. It had something to do with how he was conceived.
hahaha
I love him, he brought a smile on me during difficult moments of my childhood
In my opinion Jim Carrey and Tom Hanks were the best actors from the 90s.
Yep, Jim for comedy, and Hanks for pretty much any other type of movie
Were? Nah nah nah you mean are 😌
You forgot Robin Williams and Nick Cage. Come on. Give credit where credit is due.
"The Grinch" tablecloth scene was the one that made me laugh out loud... HARD!
Same xD
Same, and the way the table fell is just perfect :D
Fun fact: when he yanked the cloth, the silverware wasn't supposed to stay on the table. The directors were too impressed to edit the scene, despite this, Carrey still wanted to knock off the silverware on the table, as that was what he was told to do, so he knocked the stuff off himself
The laugh that Jeff Daniels did when Jim starts screaming is priceless! 😂
Jim carrey is the only actor that does not care what people thinks about him
So brave he took the role of Biden
Then he kinda lost his mind for a while there.
Uh huh, that's why he got depression after his "serious" films flopped. He hates the fact that people see him nothing more than a funny guy.
@@douchymcdouche169 Well, to be fair, Bill Murray struggled when he didn't get his expected award noms-and he famously does not have a PR person. In both cases I think it all comes down to, the actors would rather be respected by *some* than liked by *most*. Just my opinion, of course.
He is an evil pos
I can't believe that we live in a World where a Sonic movie exists, it was more successfuk than a Mario movie, it stars Jim Carrey as Robotnik, and it's *good*. That really set the tone for how weird 2020 would be.
I only watched Sonic cz I saw he was in it
@@bigdikbubls me too
Jim carried that movie big time. He was the best part about it!
@@furionmax7824 I know right, I literally loved every second he was in on screen and the interactions with his assistant is beautiful. Not ragging on Sonic but I was on team Robodnic.
@@omnianimator8468 I actually like the direction they took with robotnic. He's a loon but brilliant. And Jim portrayed that very well.
That moment when you realize Hector Salamanca was aces landlord.
Yessss holy shit!!!!
and Hank Moody's father :))
Funny you bring this up because he looks exactly like my landlord. Mines speaks strong Italian accent. Lol. Its uncanny
The lack of anything from Liar Liar being on this list makes me sad. That film was up there with Ace Ventura for bloopers and his improv
I was looking for it too Liar Liar is my favorite
My favorite by far too, right up there with Mask, Ace Ventura, & Grinch! The bathroom beating from Liar Liar would be my top pick! OWWIE!! 🤣🤣
@@Josh-Man
"What're you doing??"
"I'm KICKING MY ASS, DYA MIIIIIND?!?!"
A goose......😂
I just love his reaction in the bloopers when the lady calls him an overactor. XD That's probably my favorite scene not in a movie ever.
In the series of Unfortunate events, when Olaf pretends to be a dinosaur, that was all unscripted
Everyone was asleep and he was pretending to bite them😂 my favourite scene, I usually do this to my wife..........a lot🤣
@@whitty0606861 um okay
@@whitty0606861 yeah.. wtf...
Yes, I am that weird 😂 🙃
speaking of olaf, i think neil patrick harris made a good olaf, a much more evil and very dark olaf then jim carrey but i still like jim carreys olaf its more family friendly and funny.
Thank you, Jim Carrey, for all this memories .
Can we please have an R-rated version of How the Grinch stole chistmas!
I would absolutely die if that happened. PEOPLE! WE NEED TO FUND THIS! I DON'T CARE WHAT IT TAKES! AND IT WILL BE THE BEST REVIVAL SINCE ANIMANIACS!
@Faith Hoelting You're right. But there's no harm in having another one.
Jim Carrey will always be a legend in my eyes
I can imagine acting alongside Jim being VERY DIFFICULT…purely for the fact he is SO GOOD at improvising comedy gold out of NOWHERE, I would have a hard time staying in character and not laughing.
I love him as Robotnik in Sonic the Hedgedog. He's so funny😂
Thanks for your love and support..
@Rose Macasaol
I know right. Very happy they included the dance scene from that movie
Try watching other Jim Carrey movies because all of them always cease to amaze me .
@@jimcarrey2809 I don't know if you are the REAL Jim Carrey, but your movies have ALWAYS been ones i can go back and watch over and over again.
You have always had a type of manic energy that just OOZES personality and your on the spot comedy could only be rivaled by the late great Robin Williams in my eyes.
Thank you for all the great movies and I can't wait to see you in the sonic sequel as the most MANIC of Doctors around!
the fact that the grinch pulling the table cloth and nothing falling was not scripted makes that scene 1000x funnier
Jim Carey as the Riddler is the greatest moment ever. No one else can pull the minacle riddle master off so perfectly or so flawlessly.
The scene in Ace 2 when he gets the spears thrown at his thighs had me in literal tears, my favorite scene in the movie and still makes me laugh!
I just used this line the other day. I was at a kids birthday party and they were all beating on me with inflatable swords. I turned to my wife and said "Don't just stand there, throw me a spear!" She laughed which saved me having to divorce her.
I have a sequence of each leg being speared and his reactions saved on phone pics, I send them to my brothers randomly hoping they are in meetings at work.
@@ericvitelli7113 😂😂😂
"THIS WHITE DEVIL THING HAS GONE WAY TOO FAR!!!!"
This dude was my favourite actor as a kid growing up.
He is a legend of an actor. Will definitely be remembered forever
The "big gulp" scene in dumb and dumber was apparently unscripted too. One of my favorite funny moments in the movie!
I love when Matthew Broderick looks on with visible confusion as Jim starts putting the chicken skin on his face. I think it's funnier than him breaking on screen.
I love Jim, I hope he finds loads of happiness.
The forgotten lisp from cable guy is the best. Or is it the kiss from his 3 sons in me myself and Irene? 😂
Agreed definitely need a top 20 for this. But Jeff Daniel reaction was priceless
Should’ve been a top 100. Even if it were an hour long, I’d watch still watch it.
Now I want to see that R rated Grinch ‘directed cut’! Thanks Watch Mojo!
Yo momma us in the R rated Grinch cut.
I believe Jim Carrey is a chaotic Capricorn. He’s CRAZY I TELL YA. We love ya Jim!!!
As a teen, Ace was the funniest thing I've ever seen. Still an all time favorite comedy.
I don’t care what anyone says, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls is hilarious! And one of the best comedies ever.
SHIKAKA!!!!
@@deadlee0b1 TAKE THAT YOU WINGED SPAWN OF SAAA-TAAAN!
@@deadlee0b1 CHICAGO!!!
Jim Carrey is a one of a kind. From Christmas to Vampires! He's got something in his pocket, no pun intended, for every situation! LOL!
this man is comedy gold!!! and he's a great actor in other genres like dramas and thrillers...i been a fan of him since the In Living Color show!!!!
even weirder "hello Clarice" doesn't exist as a line in SOTL
he says "good evening clarice"
Your favorite childhood actors growing up: Jim Carrey AND Robin Williams
No one else matters nor comes close
Of all in this list Jim Carrey went unscripted, I never thought that dance in the Sonic movie was his personal dance.
There is also "Oh, and try to have fun. Otherwise, what's the point?" and "There's a dog on your balls!" - Kick-Ass 2
I think there needs to be a dance-off between Jim Carrey’s Dr. Robotnik and Tom Cruise’s Les Grossman
"Milo, come on... PUT SOME EFFORT INTO IT!" One of the best scenes in "The Mask". Love it.
Definitely a legend. I want to see him direct and act in a movie. We love you so much dude.