This movie doesn't get enough credit for subverting the evil stepdad thing. Jerry is pretty objectively a better dad but when Jim Carrey wants to be there for Max, Jerry backs off.
I'd say you have it half-right; Jerry is objectively a better father figure when you compare them, but by himself, Jerry doesn't connect with Audrey nor Max. He's 100% sympathetic and honestly? It's sad and almost tragic what happens with him, because truly does care for and loves them, and you are 110% right that he doesn't get the credit he deserves for not only backing out/off, but he's happy for Max being happy with his father.
Nah!!! you can’t be mad at jerry, all he wanted was to be a good dad and marry someone he loved. He wasn’t an asshole, just an obstacle. I feel sorry for the dude
Jerry is the secret hero of this movie. Sure, he’s 50 on the inside and super-cringe, but he’s the guy who never cheats, pays for a step kid’s college, and always lets you pick the movie. His biggest sin is that he just tries too hard.
25 years ago everyone cheered for Fletcher without question. Now, people consider and discuss the value of Jerry and question whether the lesson Fletcher supposedly learned is likely to last past a week. People complain that everything is "too PC" these days but I think this movie is a good example of how it doesn't actually matter. We all can and still do laugh at a funny movie, but we are much better at not taking everything for face value, and at acknowledging that the fucked up values and lessons to be found in fictional media rarely transfer over well to real life. Seems like a much healthier and still happy existence to me. Although side note, Cary Elwes hates Ted Cruz and Jim Carrey assisted Jenny McCarthy to light the fire to the anti-vax movement, so, yanno. Sometimes life does imitate art.
But then he became a doctor, played a game, and sawed his foot off. Of coarse this was after spending a few years as the Dread Pirate Robert’s and recovering from being “mostly dead”
It shows a life lesson If your just pure nice in life you don’t have any edge and women want a man with some alpha in them Jerry was scared of any women he was with
One of Jim Carrey's best, funniest movies. He was on fire during this time in his career. The scripts felt like mere guidelines because all you had to do was let Jim go nuts and improv on the fly and you were getting comedy gold.
I had forgotten how funny this film was. I totally agree with you both about Jim Carey as well. He is one of those actors/comedians that you never realized you needed - and he is a dying breed. His dramatic work is also impressive, which judges shows he is a huge talent :)
A part of me wishes my dad was cool like that when I was a kid. Not the whole lying thing, but just the wholesome parts Max gets to spend with his dad. Pulling presents out from under the shirt, doing the Claw, etc. You know, father-son bonding.
One of the most memorable scenes is the pen scene where he tries so hard to lie even while writing and his son's truth curse prevents even that. Also you gotta love how his claw bit and his hand scene was loosely inspired by Army Of Darkness where Ash's hand gets possessed
Funny thing is that he could've gotten the continuance WITHOUT LYING by just telling the judge that he was just given this case the night before & he needed time to prepare for court. Even LegalEagle said so! Of course, we wouldn't have a movie if he did that.
The guy that thinks Capt Marvel was justified in electrocuting a guy, threatening to rip his arm off and stealing his bike because he touched her map and asked her to smile?
The thing about this movie that gets me the most isn't Jim Carrey as the manic comic that he is and always will be, but Cary Elwes playing the straight man. Elwes' comedic chops equal, and sometimes even rival Jim. The casting is perfect here. And Elwes also pulls through with an incredible American accent. And what makes it better is knowing that Kevin Costner had such an atrocious English accent in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves that Elwes referenced it in Robin Hood, Men in Tights. Quote: " And unlike some other Robin Hoods I can speak with an English Accent!"
fun fact the meeting in the boardroom ...everything was improvised by everyone...the original script just called for the woman to say "what do you think of him?" and then jim says that cow dung line and the boss just says "I admire your honesty" and that's it lol...I read the original script online
The Jim Carrey movie everyone seems to forget is "The Grinch That Stole Christmas", which is easily as good of a performance as any of his other movies.
The film is dedicated to Jason Bernard who played his last role as Judge Stevens in this film and shortly after died of a heart attack. When Judge Stevens first walks in the courtroom and the guard says: "Please stand up to receive honorable Judge Marshall Stevens", Fletcher mocks the word "honorable". Since he was under the effect of the wish, he may know the judge is a corrupt one. This is Jason Bernard's second appearance in a movie about a lawyer under the supernatural influence who ends up behaving like a maniac in court. The first was All of Me (1984) starring Steve Martin.
Maura Tierney, who plays is ex-wife, is also comedy gold, coming out of the illustrious Newsradio pedigree, where pretty much every character was massively talented, one of funniest sitcoms ever (up there with Seinfeld and Arrested Development imho).
Fun with Dick and Jane! A very underrated Jim Carrey movie with Téa Leoni, its a remake and totally entertaining and what I consider classic Jim Carrey.
I love this movie, one of my all time favs, the cast is great, even the supporting characters. I love how this movie has comedy, but also a touching story.
The thing I notice most a lot of Jim Carrey's films where he's doing comedy there is always a hell of a lot of bloopers, in his movie Bruce Almighty on the DVD there are bloopers and outtakes I can honestly say I was on the verge of damn near wetting my pants that's how funny it was 🤣🤣🤣
My husband is sooo that dad! Not the lying part though, but my daughter has been the same way ever since I can remember and she's 14. they are always hilarious together or apart. I'm more on the mellow side, but sometimes I'll play along, and I laugh every day, between the both of them. I'm pretty sure she gets it from him, but sometimes I think it's just her own thing. Sometimes it can be a little too much for me, but it's wonderful overall!
So you finally got to the list I left for you in the other video LMAO. Love it! This has been one of my fave movies since it came out and still my fave Jim Carrey movie, if you liked this one youre gonna love him in I love you Phillip Morris. That's like this one but he's a con man and its based on a true story. Also, it wasnt until I was an adult that I realized, that Samantha wouldnt get anything. She lied about her age to get married, making her 17 without parental consent and under CA law, as stated she could not go into a legally binding contrac like a marriage certificate, thus making the marriage null and void, but you know what else is a legally binding contract? A pre-nup. Which means that the prenup is double null and void since its a contract and it was signed to take effect post marriage, if the marriage is null and void so is the pre-nup which means all she gets its child support and thats for the kids.
Jim Carrey is like one of the best (and one of my favourite) actors/comedians. If you guys reacting to his movies, you've got to react to 1) The Truman Show 2) Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind 3) The Cable Guy 4) Dumb and Dumber 5) Bruce Almighty 6) Ace Ventura 7) The mask 8) Man on the moon 9) Jim and Andy
This was the movie that made me think Jim Carrey could do more than just be a slapstick clown. I loved Ace Ventura, but he almost plays a human being here. Obviously, he did that with The Truman Show and my favourite, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, where you got the old, goofy Jim Carrey and the new Jim Carrey who could be a human being.
I have always felt that Jim Carrey was a brilliant performer, but that his almost frantic energy needed to be tightly reined in to be most effective in acting. He's best when he can get away from the slapstick humor he's been mostly stereotyped into.
I hate when people talk about how some actors don't 'act' they just play themselves in every movie. But people like Carry is just the same but is exciting and enjoyable.
Here are some good movies to watch: 1. Kiss the girls 2. The Bone Collector *1999* 3. Simon Birch 4. Thelma and Louise 5. Angels in the Outfield 6. 1993 When a stranger calls back 7. Streets of Fire 8. Crooklyn 9. The Impossible *2012* 10. Flight *2012*
Hey there, i am a 37y old dude from switzerland and i usually have movies like forrest gump, green mile and shawshank kind of movies on my top list. Nieche genres are "bunraku" "trueman" and "fight club" or movies like jojo rabbit, shindlers list or stuff like that. Now to my question: i have no idea about any movies you just suggested and i am curious if someone has a entire list of movies i dont even know... so of all those movies you just mentioned, what are the top 3 i must watch?
AS IN MANY of his comedic roles, they let him go off script a little bit just to see where he goes with it. In past interviews with the rest of the cast they said it was so hard to work through the scenes. They said it was so hard to keep a straight face and not start laughing when he would just throw something into the scene. They all said they had a REALLY good time making this movie because of how goofy he was. Fun Fact... Because he's so good with impersonations he's not allowed to make ANY VOICES around his family's especially NOT Jack Nicholsons! It's a shame that he's left the industry, but many people do who are so typecast like he is. #NYGenXBIKERLady
Best moment is your guys’ reaction to the unpaid parking tickets. Three gasps/screams; one from each of you and one from Jim carrey. Simply the best. 🤣🤣🤣
You know he overlooked a very obvious loophole I'm surprised a lawyer like him didn't see. Don't answer. He can't lie. That doesn't mean he has to speak.
I turn on your videos, put down my headphones, GO TO THE NEXT ROOM for coffee, and stand there and listen to your intro, then come back and put the headphones on and watch the rest. Love you guys, keep up the great stuff.
Growing up means realising Jerry is the good guy. Fletcher only began to set his priorities straight after a day of literal magic. It’s implied he wasn’t a good dad even before the divorce, which attributed to the divorce
I'm old enough to have watched Jim Carey when he was on In Living Color, which aired at nearly midnight on the second of three channels we had in NZ at the time XD I saw this at the movies with friends, along with many of his other movies because back then any movie he put out was "must see". I think his humour is a bit dated now in these cynical and joyless times, so it's good to see someone enjoying his... zaniness... like it was the 90s.
For some very early Jim Carrey you should watch Earth Girls Are Easy (1988), it's a fun movie with a terrific cast. For an excellent father & lawyer see the classic To Kill a Mockingbird (1962).
Jim Carrey really shines in The Mask, Dumb and Dumber, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, The Grinch, Bruce Almighty, Yes! Man and both Sonic the Hedgehog films
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This movie doesn't get enough credit for subverting the evil stepdad thing. Jerry is pretty objectively a better dad but when Jim Carrey wants to be there for Max, Jerry backs off.
You’re so right. He was such a good guy and that made him even better.
Yeah he was surprisingly likable! Boring but likable and also reliable
Almost like Stu in Mrs Doubtfire, he never does anything particularly wrong, but you love to hate him purely because you're rooting for our hero.
I'd say you have it half-right; Jerry is objectively a better father figure when you compare them, but by himself, Jerry doesn't connect with Audrey nor Max. He's 100% sympathetic and honestly? It's sad and almost tragic what happens with him, because truly does care for and loves them, and you are 110% right that he doesn't get the credit he deserves for not only backing out/off, but he's happy for Max being happy with his father.
Jerry also plays in Saw, the first one
The pen is blue!
The pen is blue!
THE GODDAMN PEN IS BLUE!
😂
Nah!!! you can’t be mad at jerry, all he wanted was to be a good dad and marry someone he loved. He wasn’t an asshole, just an obstacle. I feel sorry for the dude
Well said.
Jerry is the secret hero of this movie. Sure, he’s 50 on the inside and super-cringe, but he’s the guy who never cheats, pays for a step kid’s college, and always lets you pick the movie. His biggest sin is that he just tries too hard.
I definitely admire Jerry as a man.
Hes also a bad ass robin hood Kappa
Never forget The Man in Black. The Dread Pirate Roberts himself.
Yea that's what women hate
25 years ago everyone cheered for Fletcher without question. Now, people consider and discuss the value of Jerry and question whether the lesson Fletcher supposedly learned is likely to last past a week. People complain that everything is "too PC" these days but I think this movie is a good example of how it doesn't actually matter. We all can and still do laugh at a funny movie, but we are much better at not taking everything for face value, and at acknowledging that the fucked up values and lessons to be found in fictional media rarely transfer over well to real life. Seems like a much healthier and still happy existence to me.
Although side note, Cary Elwes hates Ted Cruz and Jim Carrey assisted Jenny McCarthy to light the fire to the anti-vax movement, so, yanno. Sometimes life does imitate art.
Jim Carrey ad-libbed a ton of the lines in this movie. You can see how his mind worked as he did it in the end-credit bloopers.
I felt really bad for Jerry honestly, yeah he went a little fast but he seemed like a nice understanding guy
Ive never noticed that he was Westley in the Princess Bride until recently!
But then he became a doctor, played a game, and sawed his foot off.
Of coarse this was after spending a few years as the Dread Pirate Robert’s and recovering from being “mostly dead”
it's robin hood! (men in tights)
@@crimsonknight7011 😂😂😂👌👌
It shows a life lesson
If your just pure nice in life you don’t have any edge and women want a man with some alpha in them Jerry was scared of any women he was with
I would love them to watch The Truman Show and see them lose their minds. My fave Jim Carrey movie
Ace Ventura!
Number 23 also. He can really do drama .
The Truman Show is my favorite as well.
@@onicestorres1578 both! But nature calls is my fave Jim Carrey movie
Have they watch Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
One of Jim Carrey's best, funniest movies. He was on fire during this time in his career. The scripts felt like mere guidelines because all you had to do was let Jim go nuts and improv on the fly and you were getting comedy gold.
“Me, myself and Irene”- great Jim Carrey movie 💯
Yes yes yes great film
Yes, Cary Elwes was in Princess Bride and Robin Hood Men In Tights! You guys need to check out Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire!
Holy shit, if they haven't seen Mrs. Doubtfire that would be a perfec pick!
And Twister. Plus Saw, of all things. lol
Also, he was in the jungle book 1994.
Cool fact: during the scene after Fletcher crashes the ladder cart, Jim Carrey had a secret cameo in the background as Fire Marshall Bill
Jim Carrey's comedic energy in this movie is absolutely insane. Great movie & reaction!!!
I had forgotten how screaming funny this movie was! OMG! Thank you, guys!
i am convinced Jim Carrey is a cartoon character that somehow found his way into our world
This movie is insanely underrated. Definitely one of my favorite Jim Carrey movies.
I had forgotten how funny this film was. I totally agree with you both about Jim Carey as well. He is one of those actors/comedians that you never realized you needed - and he is a dying breed. His dramatic work is also impressive, which judges shows he is a huge talent :)
I laugh out loud every single time I watch this 😂
Cary Elwes was not only in the Princess Bride but he was in twister, Robin Hood: Men in Tights and Saw franchise.
is it me or is EVERY Jim Carrey role one that you can't imagine anyone but him doing it?
A part of me wishes my dad was cool like that when I was a kid. Not the whole lying thing, but just the wholesome parts Max gets to spend with his dad. Pulling presents out from under the shirt, doing the Claw, etc. You know, father-son bonding.
@Baked Biehn Yep ♥
One of the most memorable scenes is the pen scene where he tries so hard to lie even while writing and his son's truth curse prevents even that. Also you gotta love how his claw bit and his hand scene was loosely inspired by Army Of Darkness where Ash's hand gets possessed
No, it’s something Jim’s own dad with him as a kid, according to interviews he did back when this came out
@@83gemm never knew that till you replied
PLEASE tell me you guys are doing the “Truman show” movie next!!! It’s Jim Carey’s greatest performance!
Along side with "Eternal sunshine of a spotless mind" +" Man on the moon "
The Majestic I've always thought was one of his brilliant performances too!
Man on 🌙
Definitely great but my favorite movie of his is The Majestic ♥
@@Hunter9674 Same!!!
Funny thing is that he could've gotten the continuance WITHOUT LYING by just telling the judge that he was just given this case the night before & he needed time to prepare for court. Even LegalEagle said so! Of course, we wouldn't have a movie if he did that.
The guy that thinks Capt Marvel was justified in electrocuting a guy, threatening to rip his arm off and stealing his bike because he touched her map and asked her to smile?
This was a very highly regarded film script. So cleverly and hystericaly written, never mind Jim Carrey's incredible performance.
Early in his comedy career, He did impressions in his act It is truly something to search for. A must-see!
Also take a moment to appreciate that “ditzy” Jennifer Tilly is an extremely talented professional poker player.
Ive always had a major crush on her. ❤❤
She was perfection in Bullets Over Broadway, which seems to be impossible to watch or obtain. Wth?
"Charmed. Charmed. Charmed. No manners. Olive. Olive."-Bullets Over Broadway🤣
@@warrenbfeagins Hey, Venus, hurry up with that hooch!!
@@angelagraves865 🤣👍🏿
The thing about this movie that gets me the most isn't Jim Carrey as the manic comic that he is and always will be, but Cary Elwes playing the straight man. Elwes' comedic chops equal, and sometimes even rival Jim. The casting is perfect here. And Elwes also pulls through with an incredible American accent. And what makes it better is knowing that Kevin Costner had such an atrocious English accent in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves that Elwes referenced it in Robin Hood, Men in Tights. Quote: " And unlike some other Robin Hoods I can speak with an English Accent!"
Jim Carrey was the pioneer of this style of extremely energetic comedic acting. Every time you see it, it's inspired by him
fun fact
the meeting in the boardroom ...everything was improvised by everyone...the original script just called for the woman to say "what do you think of him?" and then jim says that cow dung line and the boss just says "I admire your honesty" and that's it lol...I read the original script online
Okay, the scream when Jerry pulled out the claw... hahahaha!!!
I went to see this in the theater multiple times. It might just be the funniest movie I've ever seen.
14:35 » "the goddamn pen is blue!!" 😩😩😩😩
😂🤣😂🤣😂
I just love how expressive Jim Carey is & this , Truman show & that one movie where he has multiple personalities are great
Me, Myself and Irene. It’s probably my favourite 😍
This movie is one of the funniest movies! So glad you guys reacted to this and you enjoyed it.
I love Jim Carrey nobody could have pulled this off the way he did
The Jim Carrey movie everyone seems to forget is "The Grinch That Stole Christmas", which is easily as good of a performance as any of his other movies.
This, The Mask, & Bruce Almighty are my favorite Jim Carey films
Have you seen me, myself and irene?
@@andrewcook2625 you read my mind. I was about to comment that.
@@andrewcook2625 I have, & enjoy it, just not as much as the others 🙂
This is my favorite Jim Carrey movie, really loved this reaction! Love to hear you guys laughing like that!!
The film is dedicated to Jason Bernard who played his last role as Judge Stevens in this film and shortly after died of a heart attack.
When Judge Stevens first walks in the courtroom and the guard says: "Please stand up to receive honorable Judge Marshall Stevens", Fletcher mocks the word "honorable". Since he was under the effect of the wish, he may know the judge is a corrupt one.
This is Jason Bernard's second appearance in a movie about a lawyer under the supernatural influence who ends up behaving like a maniac in court. The first was All of Me (1984) starring Steve Martin.
The Claw and the bloopers at the end never fail to make me laugh
7:55 ey great gift dad.
Thanks son.
“Stop Breaking the Law Asshole!” 😂😂 That’s the best legal advice I have ever heard.
"See ya later, DICKHEAD!" gets me everytime
Maura Tierney, who plays is ex-wife, is also comedy gold, coming out of the illustrious Newsradio pedigree, where pretty much every character was massively talented, one of funniest sitcoms ever (up there with Seinfeld and Arrested Development imho).
Maura’s a good actress. Abby was one of my favorite characters in ER
Excellent actress and also I had a crush on her for years.
She’s hot af
One of Jim Carrey’s best movies! I saw this in theater also when it came out, true entertainment!
Fun with Dick and Jane! A very underrated Jim Carrey movie with Téa Leoni, its a remake and totally entertaining and what I consider classic Jim Carrey.
That's another great one lol ;)
Jim Carey's physical comedy is second to none
This was my first Jim Carrey movie growing up. If you haven’t already check out Bruce Almighty.
The trailer's edit of the elevator scene was actually a lot funnier.
"That's because you've got big-" (cut to him walking out holding his eye)
The scene where he’s hurt at the end on the runway, you can see him in the background as fire marshal Bill.
Jim Carrey in his prime. Such a classic favorite. Thanks for watching the bloopers too, those are some of the best parts!
Jim Carrey is one of the very best movie comedians of all time, maybe the best.
I loved this movie as a kid. Love Jim Carrey!
I love this movie, one of my all time favs, the cast is great, even the supporting characters. I love how this movie has comedy, but also a touching story.
I still remember seeing this for the first time as a kid. Hilarious movie. 💕
The movie is very funny as it is but watching you guys react to it makes it even more funny.
The thing I notice most a lot of Jim Carrey's films where he's doing comedy there is always a hell of a lot of bloopers, in his movie Bruce Almighty on the DVD there are bloopers and outtakes I can honestly say I was on the verge of damn near wetting my pants that's how funny it was 🤣🤣🤣
My husband is sooo that dad! Not the lying part though, but my daughter has been the same way ever since I can remember and she's 14. they are always hilarious together or apart. I'm more on the mellow side, but sometimes I'll play along, and I laugh every day, between the both of them. I'm pretty sure she gets it from him, but sometimes I think it's just her own thing. Sometimes it can be a little too much for me, but it's wonderful overall!
Sounds like U have a wonderful family 😊😊
@@totterdell Thanks! I admit, we do have our arguments with each other now and then, but they are pretty brief.
I love it when you both do comedies! Definitely make my day brighter, thank you! 😊
grew up laughing at this LEGEND being over-the-top ridiculous lmao
If you want to watch Eddie Murphy in a departure from his normal roles, watch Dream Girls. He was so good in that role but very different.
I second that!
Mr. Church is also a fantastic movie
He was nominated for an Oscar for that role
Jerry was always cool to me. If there's gonna be a guy living with your ex and your kid that isn't you, you want it to be a guy like Jerry.
One of my favorite Jim Carrey movies
Thank god for guys like this.
So you finally got to the list I left for you in the other video LMAO. Love it! This has been one of my fave movies since it came out and still my fave Jim Carrey movie, if you liked this one youre gonna love him in I love you Phillip Morris. That's like this one but he's a con man and its based on a true story.
Also, it wasnt until I was an adult that I realized, that Samantha wouldnt get anything. She lied about her age to get married, making her 17 without parental consent and under CA law, as stated she could not go into a legally binding contrac like a marriage certificate, thus making the marriage null and void, but you know what else is a legally binding contract? A pre-nup. Which means that the prenup is double null and void since its a contract and it was signed to take effect post marriage, if the marriage is null and void so is the pre-nup which means all she gets its child support and thats for the kids.
Hahahaha 11:40 you make me laugh more than the movie 😂😂😂😂😂
Jim Carrey is like one of the best (and one of my favourite) actors/comedians.
If you guys reacting to his movies, you've got to react to
1) The Truman Show
2) Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind
3) The Cable Guy
4) Dumb and Dumber
5) Bruce Almighty
6) Ace Ventura
7) The mask
8) Man on the moon
9) Jim and Andy
This was one of THE FUNNIEST movies I've ever seen. Love Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey is legend
This was the first Jim Carrey movie I ever saw!
🥰
This was the movie that made me think Jim Carrey could do more than just be a slapstick clown. I loved Ace Ventura, but he almost plays a human being here. Obviously, he did that with The Truman Show and my favourite, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, where you got the old, goofy Jim Carrey and the new Jim Carrey who could be a human being.
He did a normal role in simon birch
23, Me & Andy, Bruce Almighty...
I have always felt that Jim Carrey was a brilliant performer, but that his almost frantic energy needed to be tightly reined in to be most effective in acting. He's best when he can get away from the slapstick humor he's been mostly stereotyped into.
YES!!!
Jim Carrey plays a lawyer who can tell a lot after his son makes a birthday wish that his father should tell the truth with hilarious results.
The Cable Guy, Ace Ventura 1&2, The Mask, Me Myself and Irene. Must see and react if you haven't seen them already.
IMO best Jim carry movie.
The best outtakes of any film! I could not keep a straight face working with him :-)
Jim said in an interview this was his favorite movie he acted in.
Chris farley is another actor/comedian that cant be duplicated. There are so many we grew up with that made our childhoods
I hate when people talk about how some actors don't 'act' they just play themselves in every movie. But people like Carry is just the same but is exciting and enjoyable.
Here are some good movies to watch:
1. Kiss the girls
2. The Bone Collector *1999*
3. Simon Birch
4. Thelma and Louise
5. Angels in the Outfield
6. 1993 When a stranger calls back
7. Streets of Fire
8. Crooklyn
9. The Impossible *2012*
10. Flight *2012*
Hey there, i am a 37y old dude from switzerland and i usually have movies like forrest gump, green mile and shawshank kind of movies on my top list. Nieche genres are "bunraku" "trueman" and "fight club" or movies like jojo rabbit, shindlers list or stuff like that. Now to my question: i have no idea about any movies you just suggested and i am curious if someone has a entire list of movies i dont even know... so of all those movies you just mentioned, what are the top 3 i must watch?
I second “Kiss the Girls” and “the bone Collector”
@@cinemacodey oh yeah i remeber the bone collector. Dencel Washington rocks! But the other one i will check out.
Also, copycat and eye for an eye
@@cavaughngrace1488 Copy Cat and an Eye for an Eye was both great movies. i forgot about those
AS IN MANY of his comedic roles, they let him go off script a little bit just to see where he goes with it. In past interviews with the rest of the cast they said it was so hard to work through the scenes. They said it was so hard to keep a straight face and not start laughing when he would just throw something into the scene. They all said they had a REALLY good time making this movie because of how goofy he was. Fun Fact... Because he's so good with impersonations he's not allowed to make ANY VOICES around his family's especially NOT Jack Nicholsons! It's a shame that he's left the industry, but many people do who are so typecast like he is. #NYGenXBIKERLady
This is going to be awesome.
Best moment is your guys’ reaction to the unpaid parking tickets. Three gasps/screams; one from each of you and one from Jim carrey. Simply the best. 🤣🤣🤣
You know he overlooked a very obvious loophole I'm surprised a lawyer like him didn't see. Don't answer. He can't lie. That doesn't mean he has to speak.
my favorite actor. slept on and forgotten now adays.
The guy who played Jerry was also in The Crush. Another teen classic with a young Alicia Silverstone. She was crazy in that movie.
I turn on your videos, put down my headphones, GO TO THE NEXT ROOM for coffee, and stand there and listen to your intro, then come back and put the headphones on and watch the rest. Love you guys, keep up the great stuff.
What a great Classic. Really missed Jim Carrey. I really hope he comes back. I hope you both, get to watch his other classics Ace Ventura or The Mask.
Growing up means realising Jerry is the good guy. Fletcher only began to set his priorities straight after a day of literal magic. It’s implied he wasn’t a good dad even before the divorce, which attributed to the divorce
Got his start on “In Living Color” tv show back in the day. 🤣
Atticus Finch was probably the best lawyer dad.
Vraiment heureux que vous avez vu mon meilleur film de Jim Carrey, good reaction guys! 😃
Remember Jim Carrey got his start working with the Wayans Brothers on in living color. He always show love to the Wayans
Your introduction, and especially the "channel subscribe" threat, was great entertainment. The movie reaction was a bonus.
They could make an entire movie series of Jim Carrey and Robin Williams improv moments throughout their careers.
I'm old enough to have watched Jim Carey when he was on In Living Color, which aired at nearly midnight on the second of three channels we had in NZ at the time XD I saw this at the movies with friends, along with many of his other movies because back then any movie he put out was "must see". I think his humour is a bit dated now in these cynical and joyless times, so it's good to see someone enjoying his... zaniness... like it was the 90s.
For some very early Jim Carrey you should watch Earth Girls Are Easy (1988), it's a fun movie with a terrific cast.
For an excellent father & lawyer see the classic To Kill a Mockingbird (1962).
One of the funniest movies EVER!
The bloopers were as funny as the movie itself I think.
Omg that scalping bit at 20:46
Classic unapologetic Jim Carey!
11:31 Something done in many "must tell the truth" movies. "You can't lie" doesn't mean you have to spew the truth about everything.
Jim Carrey really shines in The Mask, Dumb and Dumber, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, The Grinch, Bruce Almighty, Yes! Man and both Sonic the Hedgehog films