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The Mask | Full Length Reaction
🕑 Added 2024-02-26 23:06:49 +0000 UTCHey guys! Happy Movie Monday Night (yes i know i took an extra day off last week to rest a bit π₯Ή) but here's THE MASK! It won the poll but LMAO now I know why this movie was SUCH a classic - I loved Jim Carrey in this movie and felt like he had so much fun with this role :)) Felt like the mask was literally made with jim carrey in mind
P.S. Watched on Amazon Prime!
Comments
S Elphick
Donβt watch the Son of the Mask itβs rubbish
Brandon Gibbs
This was always one of my 90's favorites from Jim Carrey!π With that mask on he was a cartoonish slave wacky wild man!π€£
Ian
Refreshing for AoTππ the end begins
Jacob King
I saw this in the cinema as a Tex Avery/Looney Tunes loving kid so I was completely hooked. I do remember watching a behind the scenes segment on TV (30 years ago) about their revolutionary CGI techniques but I couldnβt say what was CG and what was practical.
Zack Rapp
This movie is one of my earliest childhood memories and I literally haven't seen it since I was like 6 π About to grab some snacks and relive this one πΏ
Christophe
Gotta be honest, the music is like at least 50% of what makes this movie for me. That soundtrack was like my whole personality for a while there and it honestly was what first got me into swing. On another note, I always forget when rewatching these 90s comedies how obsessed the whole movie scene was back then with kind of sad-sack protagonists that somehow get the ludicrously attractive girl in the span of 90 minutes by just being moderately charming and inoffensive. Especially when it's such an unnecessary and hamfisted plot line like it seems here. Apart from evolving views on relationships and the dynamics between men and women, how did we not notice back then how these love stories are just crammed into movies that don't need them and frankly don't have time for them; characters always seem to fall in love within the span of 1 or 2 interactions, like, even back in the 90s, we must have known that that was kind of weird, no? Other than that, I think this movie is really just the Jim Carrey show and when he isn't in his mask character, the whole thing kind of drags. Carrey really shines here, it really seems like the producers just let him loose and let him do his thing, and it's phenomenal, but the whole second half of the movie when Stanley's trying to be himself (which I get, that's the message of the movie) just feels like your run-of-the-mill, not that funny, crime-comedy and I kind of start to drift out. Still, I have a lot of nostalgia for this film, was cool revisiting it with you, it really is exceptionally funny at times, just Jim Carrey at his best.
Christophe
Lol every time. I'm ready at this point to immediately lower the volume.
Joe Blankenship
Its still crazy to think that Ace Ventura, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber all came out the same year.
Slate
Glad you loved this classic! Jim Carrey at his comic best. The Truman Show is also a good film of his. Oh, and Batman Forever. He's hysterical in that.
BLGFish
Little fun fact, this was Cameron Diaz's first movie and she absolutely killed it. I absolutely love the 2 dance numbers at the club with Stanley and Tina and when the cops are trying to arrest Stanley at the park.
Joe Blankenship
SSSSSSSSSSMOKIN! this that movie.
Matt
Watched this so many times as a kid definitely looking forward to seeing your reaction, thanks V π
LightsCameraJake
Patreon: Vee just uploaded video Me: Clicks Video player auto max volume: HEY GUYS I HOPE YOU'RE HAVING A WONFERFUL DAY Me: SHIT, YES I AM BUT MY EARS ARE NOT. lmfao.
