My favorite part is when the detectives are going through The Mask's pockets and the detectives pull out a rocket launcher so The Mask says "I have a permit for that."
I love how James was over thinking the concept of the character. The character is suppose to be a literal representation of a live Tex Avery cartoon. Fun fact Jim Carey actually loves watching old cartoons in his spare time which I think is why he is so wild with his performance in a very improve fashion. He just takes that over the top wild appeal that cartoons had and applies it to his comedy.
dude I without fail think and laugh when I reference that scene or think about it atleast twice a week lol. The damn thing manages to sound cartoon funny ha ha but also MAD MAX GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY WAY horn in any recent film....! ;)
This movie was so full of throw away lines like: Lieutenant Kellaway : "Those pajamas are impossible. This actually happened." or Stanley Ipkiss referring to his landlord, "Aren't you due back at the lab to have your bolts tightened?". That's what made this movie so re watchable as an adult. There was always some thing you missed.
There's actually this wonderful club in Cancun, Mexico called "Coco Bongo". I think the movie got the concept of the club from it. I think you guys missed to talk about the "Pachuco/Los Angeles in the 50's" vibe from the whole movie. Cheers from México 🇲🇽, been a Cinemassacre fan since 2008 and I love it now more than ever. You evolved the concept to a whole new level!
Crazy how long it's been since this gem. Love the concept, atmosphere, characters, special effects, writing, and cinematography. There are so many layers, it just feels like a wild ride. Tough to say favorite scene, love the film in it's entirety.
3:04 I love that little dig at Justin. Justin always has that elitist, I-know-everything attitude, but never bothers to research the stuff he’s being an elitist about. Hahaha, well done, sir! Good call out.
I know this has nothing to do with the subject of this video but I want to make a comment in remembrance of "Coffin Joe" (José Mojica Marins), who passed away two days ago. Realistically, not many people even know who he is, but James was a fan, and I believe even people who know him might not know this yet.
It's a bit late for either of those. After 2 decades it's best to let them remain as art rather than have their legacy undone by a sequel that won't capture the feeling of the original
Dude, Justin’s mention of the Warner brothers store REALLY takes me back. There was one at my local mall when I used to live in Long Island that I’d always be in as a kid. I remember there being a huge bust of Superman and Batman breaking through the wall on one side of the store. Always blew my mind every time I saw it.
The one down here at Bayfront Park also has the rocket. I saw it ten years ago passing by. I loved pressing those buttons as a kid. It may still be there.
The scene that makes me laugh is The Mask doing his Oscar winning dying performance in the minion's arms. The Mask looking into the camera and coughing just makes me 😂!
My favorite is when he get's riddled with bullet holes. "Hello fellas! Did ya miss me? *drinks juice, which then poors out of the bullet holes* I guess not!"
My LOL moment for rewatching this movie is the part where the 2 cops are emptying the masks pockets, and then the photo of the detectives wife, then jim Carrey just goes 'YOU MARRIED HER"
The hardest I think I've ever laughed at a movie was at The Mask. The car driving up, honking at him, "I think he wants to communicate..." That absurdly loud AAOOOOOOOOGAHHHH horn made me nearly pass out.
The "redhead" that betrayed Stanley was played by Amy Yasbeck, who also starred in Problem Child 1 and 2, and Robin Hood: Men In Tights. She was also married to John Ritter (RIP) ..
Fun fact, Lucille ball was a registered communist, because she was married to a Cuban and he made her do it. I also read that desi was extremely abusive. Super sad
If I remember correctly, the Mask uses your own inner personality and enhances it. It's why we're shown Stanley watching cartoons in his apartment and how his version of the Mask is basically those cartoons in real life.
i love the scene when the old car breaks down on the bridge and he burns his hand on the radiator cap, and then kicks the bumper and falls down before i tall collapses. SOOO hilarious. It looked like he genuinely burned his hand and genuinely fell down. Cracks me up every time.
I usually like the original langauge in pretty much everything. But in this part, I absolutely loved the delivery in the spanish dub. "Mira mamá! Me aplastaron! ja ja ja". The translation is not exact, it means "Look mom, they squashed me!". But the way he says it.
I gotta say I honestly LOVE how you guys have stories to tell while talking about these movies. I know some people might get annoyed but I love hearing people's experiences throughout their lives. So yea, glad you didn't cut it out :)
I remember loving it as a kid, we used to have movie day in kindergarten and each kid would bring a movie for everyone to watch, i remember one of my friends brought the mask but our teacher was scared of that movie and didn't let us watch it
That happened to me when I was in pretty school or kindergarten but the movie was Jurrassic Park. I was mad at the time, but I kinda get where the teacher was coming from now
I did the same thing bringing The Mask to school...only I was in 2nd grade. Teacher didn't let us watch it either even though everyone in class had already and were excited.
"I want The Mask to be in a Marvel movie." It's funny, because in Captian Marvel, originally there was supposed to be a cardboard cutout of The Mask in the Blockbuster scene.
I've been in love with this movie since I was a kid. And, at the condom gag, I had the exact same reaction as James'! "He pulled out a deflated balloon!" Sure.... a "balloon"! XD
You guys missed one TINY deleted scene, that was deleted for, and I shit you not, "pacing". The scene involves when he gets frisked in the park. They pull out the bazooka, and he goes, "I have a permit for that." There was SUPPOSED to be another line where they pull out a little card, and Doyle goes "Bazooka Permit". HE LITERALLY HAD A PERMIT FOR A BAZOOKA!
Cameron Diaz has never ever looked hotter than she did in this movie. It's like right after this she got skinnier and somehow lost her curves. Can't wait for next week as Man on the Moon is probably my favorite Jim Carrey movie easily.
My favorite Jim Carrey movie was and still is Me, Myself & Irene! If you have the DVD you have to let it sit on the menu a few times until it asks if you want to take your meds, and you say no, the menu will change to Hank and music changes. You can also view the movie with all the deleted (and partially finished) deleted scenes included with the movie while it plays in Hank mode!
Geez, okay, fine, I guess I'll come do a show with you I GUESS! Seriously though, thanks for the shout out and looking forward to hopefully doing a cameo with one of my favorite content creators!
A little disappointed there's no mention of the dynamite burp followed by "That's a spicy meatball!" Hands down my favorite laugh of the film. It helps that it comes off the thrill of the dog wearing the Mask. I finally showed the flick to my daughter and she also just plain lost it when she saw that moment.
I was 6-7 when this movie came out and loved this movie and Jim Carey. That same year my parents taped a Jim Carey show that was taped on VHS and it was about his acting career from Living colour to Dumb and dumber. Some of it reminds me of Who framed Roger rabbit as well.
Clearly the best part of that movie! Also, when they are at the train tracks, there's a movie poster in the gas station of Lon Chaney doing Dr Jekyll And Mister Hyde! I noticed that thanks to James's videos!
The part that made me laugh the most was... Well the whole movie. But it was the Cuban Pete scene, because of one split, blink and you miss it second just before he started singing, and he was shaking the Maracas, just the look on his face cracked me pretty hard.
I’m surprised y’all didn’t point this out, but during the Cuban Pete scene when the Jim Carrey is dancing in front of the movie theater there’s a clearly saying “This Week” with a movie poster for Surf Ninjas. Neat huh?
I love the scene we’re he gets honked at and he looks at the camera and says looks like someone wants to communicate so he brings out a small horn squeezes it and basically destroys the car
19:00 on that note, I was actually denied entry to a bar my friend worked at on his birthday. I dressed as close to what was expected as I could, but they wouldn't let me in. I told them I was there for the birthday of one of their employees. Still no dice. I gave up after I went home to change, came back, and got denied again. Apparently I just didn't look gangsta enough.
I enjoy you guys saying which movie you will do next week in your videos. I have been watching the movie beforehand and it feels like I'm part of the review. You should explicitly say that viewers can watch ahead and then review along
I can explain the tabs on DVD cases. I used to work at a record/movie store and thieves would use a razor to just cut along the opening of the case through the cellophane pull out the dvd. the tabs made it so you couldn't open the case without completely unwrapping the DVD, which was a lot harder to do discretely. .
This movie does hold up...love the scene where he is dying in the bad guys arms and is coughing and looks like he is gonna cough away from him but coughs in his face.
My favorite part is when the detectives are going through The Mask's pockets and the detectives pull out a rocket launcher so The Mask says "I have a permit for that."
"Picture of Kellaway's wife." "What?" "Uh-oh."
Such a classic scene.
remembering a quote from the Nintendo Power AVGN:
"The Mask II? Oh that's a great prize, that movie never got fuckin' made!" lol
To be honest, that statement is still true in my opinion... I'm still denying the existence of that "sequel"... urk...
I got a video up about it if you guys wanna watch it.
@@lennynero8614 he got a bit more than that. He said Nintendo was very good to him over it
@@kinggorth
Lol you should probably state who you are to clarify
Son Of Mask. Much to our discontent.
I love how James was over thinking the concept of the character.
The character is suppose to be a literal representation of a live Tex Avery cartoon. Fun fact Jim Carey actually loves watching old cartoons in his spare time which I think is why he is so wild with his performance in a very improve fashion. He just takes that over the top wild appeal that cartoons had and applies it to his comedy.
It's why he's generally called a Living Cartoon
*Driver honks at the mask*
"I think he's wants to communicate"
"Squeeze Gently" horn leading to "AAAAAAUUUUUUHHHHHGAAAAAaaaa..."
dude I without fail think and laugh when I reference that scene or think about it atleast twice a week lol. The damn thing manages to sound cartoon funny ha ha but also MAD MAX GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY WAY horn in any recent film....! ;)
@Sam hahahaha! Thats great. 😂😂👍
"Squeeze Me Gently".
Best Cameron Diaz has ever looked
Just looked it up but she was only 21/22 in this movie. Damn I feel old.. 😢
she was raging inferno levels of hot in the mask. after that i thought her looks slowly started to decline.
She was incredible in The Mask, so hot back then
She got too skinny...imo
@Joseph Wilson lmao
This movie was so full of throw away lines like: Lieutenant Kellaway : "Those pajamas are impossible. This actually happened." or Stanley Ipkiss referring to his landlord, "Aren't you due back at the lab to have your bolts tightened?". That's what made this movie so re watchable as an adult. There was always some thing you missed.
"smooth move Ex-LAx." also 'interracial kiss'!
“It’s Party Time! P-a-r-t-why? Because I gotta!”
Bitch
"Oh, somebody stop me!"
A triple entendre! Stanley Ipkis had bars
@@fandomewhisper props to someone using "entendre" correctly. It's nice to see that we're not all savages.
@@jasondenton5403 thanks 💞
I wanna pay attention, but i’m distracted by the Mac and Me poster! LOL
There's actually this wonderful club in Cancun, Mexico called "Coco Bongo". I think the movie got the concept of the club from it.
I think you guys missed to talk about the "Pachuco/Los Angeles in the 50's" vibe from the whole movie.
Cheers from México 🇲🇽, been a Cinemassacre fan since 2008 and I love it now more than ever. You evolved the concept to a whole new level!
@Joseph Wilson The Club opened in Cancun after the movie came out.
That's what I was thinking while watching this video. Never realized how 50s it all looks
The film that got me into Jim Carrey movies as a kid. I loved this then and still today.
"It's party time! P-A-R-T..Y? Because I gotta!"
Same thing here
I still quote that to this day whenever I hang out with people. It gets me some weird looks, but it's too good of a line.
Crazy how long it's been since this gem. Love the concept, atmosphere, characters, special effects, writing, and cinematography. There are so many layers, it just feels like a wild ride. Tough to say favorite scene, love the film in it's entirety.
THEY CALL ME CUBAN PETE, I'M THE KING OF THE RUMBA BEAT
3:04 I love that little dig at Justin. Justin always has that elitist, I-know-everything attitude, but never bothers to research the stuff he’s being an elitist about. Hahaha, well done, sir! Good call out.
YOU ARE WELCOME
@Legendary StarNPC this is such an angry reaction to a group of friends chatting In a video rental store lol
I know this has nothing to do with the subject of this video but I want to make a comment in remembrance of "Coffin Joe" (José Mojica Marins), who passed away two days ago. Realistically, not many people even know who he is, but James was a fan, and I believe even people who know him might not know this yet.
Yes. I was reffering to people who may not follow his Twitter, or missed the tweet for some reason.
I want another The Mask movie with Jim Carrey.
It's a bit late for either of those. After 2 decades it's best to let them remain as art rather than have their legacy undone by a sequel that won't capture the feeling of the original
When I think about The Mask I think about two things: Cuban Pete and Cameron Diaz. Mostly Cameron Diaz.
I just think about all the plot holes.
Cameron Diaz definitly awakened something in 10 year old me.
Don’t forget about Wishbone. That dog was always on an adventure.
What's the story wishbone!
@@adama7752 do you think its worth a loook. Kinda seems familiar, like a story from a book.
Damn good show...i was thinking about that too
My Dog Skip
That show made me love beagles
Dude, Justin’s mention of the Warner brothers store REALLY takes me back. There was one at my local mall when I used to live in Long Island that I’d always be in as a kid. I remember there being a huge bust of Superman and Batman breaking through the wall on one side of the store. Always blew my mind every time I saw it.
The Warner Bros store from my childhood (near London, UK) had a full-sized Gremlin.
The one down here at Bayfront Park also has the rocket. I saw it ten years ago passing by. I loved pressing those buttons as a kid. It may still be there.
The scene that makes me laugh is The Mask doing his Oscar winning dying performance in the minion's arms. The Mask looking into the camera and coughing just makes me 😂!
and the henchmen were so sad about it....best scene ever.....
My favorite is when he get's riddled with bullet holes.
"Hello fellas! Did ya miss me? *drinks juice, which then poors out of the bullet holes* I guess not!"
Anyone remember crossover with Ace Ventura and the Mask cartoon, ace sits on the mask and hes butt transforms
Looool
his
The clock is jumping around and he smashes it with a wooden hammer....
“Snoooooze”
The winner of that mask 2 contest was:
Nathan Ryan Runk, from Arbutus, Maryland.
Whoa 😶 if this person is still around. I hope the crew can invite him on the show sometime
@@kadosho02 we're totally not stalking you we just want you to come on our show and talk about the movie
I live in Arbutus and probably even went to school with him and I had no idea.
You literally googled it lol. Posts like he somehow figured it out on his own.
@@A7xFo ofcourse i googled it, what are you rambling about
James sure is getting off on saying Febru-Carrey just by how much emphasis he is throwing into that word
I think he doesn't like it, and has a hard time saying it. Much like how he said nintendo doesn't in his kid review of the console wars.
it seems to me like he's trying to force it and make it a thing i think it just falls flat. sorry james, but it just doesn't sound very good.
Janucarrey sounds better in my opinion.
@@derek-64 It's fine, you're nitpicking
My LOL moment for rewatching this movie is the part where the 2 cops are emptying the masks pockets, and then the photo of the detectives wife, then jim Carrey just goes 'YOU MARRIED HER"
"JESUS! YOU SON OF A WITCH!" "AAAAAAAAHHHH!!!"
bringin back those TV-edit memories.
Or when they pulled out the bazooka. "I've got a permit for that".
The VGM Lover (Slaps the Callaway and Doyle repeatedly)
The Mask: THAT’S GOTTA HURT!!!
The hardest I think I've ever laughed at a movie was at The Mask. The car driving up, honking at him, "I think he wants to communicate..." That absurdly loud AAOOOOOOOOGAHHHH horn made me nearly pass out.
I like the dynamic between him and his landlady. So funny when he’s tip toeing past her door as the mask and that cartoon clock starts goin crazy 🤣.
The "redhead" that betrayed Stanley was played by Amy Yasbeck, who also starred in Problem Child 1 and 2, and Robin Hood: Men In Tights. She was also married to John Ritter (RIP) ..
She was in more movies than those thou. She did plenty of Mel Brooks movies. She was great in Dracula: dead and loving it.
@@LegoGBlok He didn't say those were the only films in her filmography dude.
She was hot af
@@antifableach She was snd still is a really pretty lady.
@@excessmaterial Thanks :)
The “Cuban Pete” bit at 10:10 is actually a reference to Desi Arnaz, AKA Ricky Ricardo from “I Love Lucy.”
Fun fact: Carrey played Ricky Ricardo in a skit of "In Living Color"
And it's been in my head ever since i watched the clip.
The daughter of Rick and Lucy is incredibly gorgeous even though she is almost 70 as far as i know
Fun fact, Lucille ball was a registered communist, because she was married to a Cuban and he made her do it. I also read that desi was extremely abusive. Super sad
It's actually older but yes it was in I Love Lucy too.
One of my favorite movies. A total classic.
stfu
Kevin Van Vooren ?
@@westerling8436 Does someone need a hug?
I see a lot more Tex Avery style in The Mask than anything else. Especially when he's in the club fawning over Cameron Diaz.
If I remember correctly, the Mask uses your own inner personality and enhances it. It's why we're shown Stanley watching cartoons in his apartment and how his version of the Mask is basically those cartoons in real life.
@@blaze4metal the original enhances a person's dark desires,Effectively turning a person like a bookworm,Into a rampaging killer
Loved the energy in this one and where the conversations went. Can't get enough of these Rental Reviews. Thanks, guys.
I was totally into Jim Carrey around this time too.
Jim lacrates
i love the scene when the old car breaks down on the bridge and he burns his hand on the radiator cap, and then kicks the bumper and falls down before i tall collapses. SOOO hilarious. It looked like he genuinely burned his hand and genuinely fell down. Cracks me up every time.
"Look Ma, I'm a roadkill.
Ha ha ha!"
I usually like the original langauge in pretty much everything. But in this part, I absolutely loved the delivery in the spanish dub. "Mira mamá! Me aplastaron! ja ja ja". The translation is not exact, it means "Look mom, they squashed me!". But the way he says it.
Literally saw this comment as that part in the video popped up
I gotta say I honestly LOVE how you guys have stories to tell while talking about these movies. I know some people might get annoyed but I love hearing people's experiences throughout their lives. So yea, glad you didn't cut it out :)
It really wasn't HIS car, though. It's a loaner from the crummy auto shop. :P
The crummy auto shop which was also the interior of the Ghostbusters firehouse.
His car was the Honda Civic.
Bring in...the loaner
Dorian being frisked: Hey cut it out, you're giving me a woody.
9 year old me: Mom, what's a woody?
Mom: Nothing
9 year old me: Oh, okay.
When Lloyd says “Suck me sideways” in Dumb & Dumber, I remember my brothers and I asking our mom what that meant. I don’t think she gave an answer.
9 year old you sees Cameron Diaz in The Mask "Mom what's a wo, umm nevermind...SSSMOKIN'!!"
I don't even remember that part of the movie!
Bobby Kerr mom:oh it the cowboy from toy story
Kid:what toy story?
Mom:I said too much
Kid:what?
Mom:nothing?!?!
Fun fact: the italian name for the Mask is "The Mask - Da Zero A Mito" which literally translates to "The Mask - Zero to Hero"
I hit puberty looking at Cameron Diaz in this movie.
I remember loving it as a kid, we used to have movie day in kindergarten and each kid would bring a movie for everyone to watch, i remember one of my friends brought the mask but our teacher was scared of that movie and didn't let us watch it
I remember doing movie day back when i was a kid. I always hated it because we could only bring rated G movies.
That happened to me when I was in pretty school or kindergarten but the movie was Jurrassic Park. I was mad at the time, but I kinda get where the teacher was coming from now
Really? Damn. When i was a kid, I was denied to watch the movie El Dorado, all because it was PG. Looking back at it, i can kinda see why.
@@VixXstazosJOB The buddy movies?
I did the same thing bringing The Mask to school...only I was in 2nd grade. Teacher didn't let us watch it either even though everyone in class had already and were excited.
The Mask is my personal favorite movie of all time. To hear you guys talk about it is making my day!
As a kid seeing Cameron Diaz made me feel very funny...”hold the phone, killer at 3 o’clock”
Serious question: Isn’t the body shop actually the reused Ghostbusters firehouse set?
Yes.
This Febru-carrey is almost topping the time I bought WinRAR!
Seriously enjoying it!
You.... Bought winrar??
This was the Hottest Cameron Diaz has ever looked!
next to ace ventura, The Mask is my favorite film that Jim Carrey has done..i was like 7 or 8 when i saw in in theaters
I had this movie on VHS as a kid and me and my friend watched this movie a million times and knew like every line by heart
"I want The Mask to be in a Marvel movie."
It's funny, because in Captian Marvel, originally there was supposed to be a cardboard cutout of The Mask in the Blockbuster scene.
good joke
But, The Mask is associated with DC...
They could use Slapstick in the MCU. His power set is very similar to The Mask
Why would he be in a marvel movie, he's from darkhorse
Thank god it wasn't.
They call me cuban pete, i'm the king of the rhumba beat. When i play the maracas i go chick chicky boom, chick chicky boom!
"The doctor is about to operate"
'Somebody hit the joint before we could'
R.i.p Reg E. Cathey.
I've been in love with this movie since I was a kid. And, at the condom gag, I had the exact same reaction as James'! "He pulled out a deflated balloon!" Sure.... a "balloon"! XD
i thought it was a wet napkin, or tissue
I’m 38. You guys just blew my mind with the condom thing...
U never knew??? Lol..." sorry wrong pocket"
Im 38 too...probably got in on a later watch tho...cant remembee...
Heh I'm 36 dident realize about the condom and in Ace Ventura I never realized he got a bj right the the beggining
What about the wanking scene in ace Ventura 2 when nature calls
Be better if ben steins character turned out to be loki in disguise
I would die laughing lol! 😂
Somebody stole your pajamas?
Big K lmfao! Love that line 😂😂
@@ABandApart01 it's probably my favorite line of the film lol.
Yess
🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Ask Jamie Kennedy if he wants to come on and talk about the Mask 2
Oh god no
That movie is an abomination
How about The Mask vs Goossbumps The Haunted Mask?
This is one of the coolest movies ever made
Very unique.
Watch more movies.
You guys missed one TINY deleted scene, that was deleted for, and I shit you not, "pacing". The scene involves when he gets frisked in the park. They pull out the bazooka, and he goes, "I have a permit for that." There was SUPPOSED to be another line where they pull out a little card, and Doyle goes "Bazooka Permit". HE LITERALLY HAD A PERMIT FOR A BAZOOKA!
Those awful character head cases that several Seasons of the Simpsons DVDs got are the worst movie cases of all time.
This movie is 10/10
Probably one of my all the time favorite movies
My favorite scene is when JC puts on the Mask in front of Ben Stein and it doesn’t work, but JC goes through the motions.
Cameron Diaz has never ever looked hotter than she did in this movie. It's like right after this she got skinnier and somehow lost her curves.
Can't wait for next week as Man on the Moon is probably my favorite Jim Carrey movie easily.
Totally agree, Diaz was so curvy hot in The Mask.
My favorite Jim Carrey movie was and still is Me, Myself & Irene! If you have the DVD you have to let it sit on the menu a few times until it asks if you want to take your meds, and you say no, the menu will change to Hank and music changes. You can also view the movie with all the deleted (and partially finished) deleted scenes included with the movie while it plays in Hank mode!
Also really good
*They're talking about the movie case*
My Brain: You know what's buuuuuuuullshit!?!?!?
Geez, okay, fine, I guess I'll come do a show with you I GUESS!
Seriously though, thanks for the shout out and looking forward to hopefully doing a cameo with one of my favorite content creators!
I saw it on cinema, was 8 around that time, and Cameron Diaz was my second crush after Jasmin from Aladin xD
I still have my Taz coffee mug from KFC!
i can't even begin to tell you how many times i saw people wearing shirts with gangsta taz on them. shit was everywhere, man.
A little disappointed there's no mention of the dynamite burp followed by "That's a spicy meatball!" Hands down my favorite laugh of the film. It helps that it comes off the thrill of the dog wearing the Mask. I finally showed the flick to my daughter and she also just plain lost it when she saw that moment.
I was 6-7 when this movie came out and loved this movie and Jim Carey. That same year my parents taped a Jim Carey show that was taped on VHS and it was about his acting career from Living colour to Dumb and dumber.
Some of it reminds me of Who framed Roger rabbit as well.
"P - A - R - T - Why? Cuz I gotta!"
Jim Carrey really fits the role well. I also like how he acted in "The Truman Show" and "The Majestic"
I also loved how he did as Count Olaf in a Series of Unfortunate Events.
Great shout. He was awesome in that. Love his impression of a dinosaur lol
that is one of my fav movies he played so many roles
Clearly the best part of that movie! Also, when they are at the train tracks, there's a movie poster in the gas station of Lon Chaney doing Dr Jekyll And Mister Hyde! I noticed that thanks to James's videos!
underrated movie right there
The scene where the guy dies with a cigarette in his mouth after the bank robberie was super gritty.
Milo's the reason why I got a jack russell after the movie came out.
The part that made me laugh the most was... Well the whole movie. But it was the Cuban Pete scene, because of one split, blink and you miss it second just before he started singing, and he was shaking the Maracas, just the look on his face cracked me pretty hard.
Ive been waiting for you to review this masterpice of Jim carries film
I’m surprised y’all didn’t point this out, but during the Cuban Pete scene when the Jim Carrey is dancing in front of the movie theater there’s a clearly saying “This Week” with a movie poster for Surf Ninjas. Neat huh?
I still remember seeing this movie when it came out. Ssssmoking!
Who else is just binge watching all these late in the A.M. like I am?? I love these
"It's Eric Stoltz-Mask Morty!"
I love the scene we’re he gets honked at and he looks at the camera and says looks like someone wants to communicate so he brings out a small horn squeezes it and basically destroys the car
Man, this movie was the best back in the day, even the animation was fun ;d ( anyone remembers the theme song? :P)
That theme song is amazing!
Mirana?
I can hear it in my head right now
loved the occasional personal anecdotes and off topics. your chemistry is starting to show. great review guys!
19:00 on that note, I was actually denied entry to a bar my friend worked at on his birthday. I dressed as close to what was expected as I could, but they wouldn't let me in. I told them I was there for the birthday of one of their employees. Still no dice. I gave up after I went home to change, came back, and got denied again. Apparently I just didn't look gangsta enough.
Cody Werklund they don’t like Incels in bars man really kills the mood
I enjoy you guys saying which movie you will do next week in your videos. I have been watching the movie beforehand and it feels like I'm part of the review. You should explicitly say that viewers can watch ahead and then review along
That's correct, Wendy. We all wear masks, metaphorically speaking.
I can explain the tabs on DVD cases. I used to work at a record/movie store and thieves would use a razor to just cut along the opening of the case through the cellophane pull out the dvd. the tabs made it so you couldn't open the case without completely unwrapping the DVD, which was a lot harder to do discretely. .
Later this year, I want to see Rental Reviews do John Carpen-tember, where they review John Carpenter flicks over the course of September.
This movie does hold up...love the scene where he is dying in the bad guys arms and is coughing and looks like he is gonna cough away from him but coughs in his face.
The Mask is at the same level as Venom... he is an anti-hero.
My favorite part of the movie is when the bad guy says "your gonna Ipkiss your ass goodbye."
This is my favorite Jim Carrey movie. I love it.
Best line is when the cop says "The money better be here, Ipkiss. Or you're gonna "Ipkiss" your ass goodbye."
Dumber and Dumber had one and Ace had one and the Mask did have cartoon series, there was even a crossover between Ace Ventura and the Mask.
One of my all time favorite comedies and the movie that introduced me to Jim Carrey as a kid.
One of my all time favorite films!
16:05 My favorite 80s/90s dog was Rude Dog and the Dweebs, and Scooby of course.
"SMOKING"
- The Mask
Smoking is bad
Jim = James CineMASKsacre
More like Ssssssssssmmmmmmooooooking
weed, between scenes
@@lizismis more like STFU!!!!!!!
Coco bongo in Mexico was one of the craziest places I've ever been.
17:00 Oh my god, now I can't get the image of Tom Hiddleston's Loki out of my mind. Just imagine him make that mask...
He must've been completely plastered when he did that.
@@graciegj63 OMFG, that pun...you are evil...
I love it.