I think it’s the best comedic parting shot of all time. In the intro, before the reaction, when Samantha was getting all the Jim Carey movies mixed up, I was hoping so much that Daniel was going to LOVINGLY joke “You’ll have to excuse my wife. She’s a little slow.”
I saw this in the theater when I was younger, and this movie was the first time I thought I might actually die from laughter. I was laughing so hard I couldn't breathe. Love it.
So many hilarious moments and lines in this movie, but one of my all time favorites will always be "WE GOT NO FOOD, WE GOT NO JOBS! OUR PETS HEADS ARE FALLING OFF!" Also, Jim Carrey in 1994 might have had the greatest year an actor has had as far as classic comedies with "Ace Ventura", "The Mask" and "Dumb and Dumber".
Fun Fact: Jim Carrey made $7M from this movie while Jeff Daniels made only 50,000. Carrey initially asked for $2M but the studio turned him down. During negotiations, though, Ace Ventura and The Mask came out, and raised his star power to the point that he negotiated $7M from the $16M budget. Meanwhile, Jeff Daniels was looking to break from type by doing a comedy. The studio wanted an A-list comedian and didn't want Daniels, so they offered him $50K to discourage him. His agent thought the movie would be career suicide and didn't make a counter-offer, also hoping to discourage him. Daniels surprised everyone by taking the gig anyway. The studio was so down on Daniels, though, that they filmed his first few scenes without Carrey so they could replace him without expensive reshoots. Carrey supported him the whole time, and when the studio saw how much chemistry they had together, they decided to stop further casting and stick with the duo. And the rest is history!
only thing that rival it is Nic Cage with The Rock, Con Air, and Face Off not all in same year but came out under a year apart from late '96 to summer of '97
Me too. Day after Christmas 1994. Me and five of my friends went to see it. I have never laughed so hard in a movie theater. I remember looking side to side at all my friends laughing and having fun and thinking to myself “ this will be one of the best me dories my life will ever have”. It was true
It's one of our good-to lines at work whenever a project/event isn't going well: "The computer is locked up, rain is moving in, our pets heads are falling off ..."
Sea Bass was played by Cam Neely, who played for the Boston Bruins. Really good forward whose career was cut short by injuries. He did an interview where he talked about the making of the movie and had a really funny story from it. When they filmed the scene where he breaks into the bathroom stall, not being a trained actor he wasn’t quite able to get the shocked reaction they were looking for. So Jim Carrey told him “don’t worry I’ll get this to work.” And when they did the next take, when he opened the door, Jim Carrey was mooning him. And his reaction to that was the take they used in the film. 😅
He plays a bit part in Me, Myself and Irene as one of the State Police that is only seen in one or two scenes. I think at the end when the proposal is made.
Fun Fact: Jim Carrey made $7M from this movie while Jeff Daniels made only 50,000. Carrey initially asked for $2M but the studio turned him down. During negotiations, though, Ace Ventura and The Mask came out, and raised his star power to the point that he negotiated $7M from the $16M budget. Meanwhile, Jeff Daniels was looking to break from type by doing a comedy. The studio wanted an A-list comedian and didn't want Daniels, so they offered him $50K to discourage him. His agent thought the movie would be career suicide and didn't make a counter-offer, also hoping to discourage him. Daniels surprised everyone by taking the gig anyway. The studio was so down on Daniels, though, that they filmed his first few scenes without Carrey so they could replace him without expensive reshoots. Carrey supported him the whole time, and when the studio saw how much chemistry they had together, they decided to stop further casting and stick with the duo. And the rest is history!
Yes, Jim Carrey wanted Jeff Daniels because he wasn’t a comedian… Carrey wanted an actor to be his costar, not another comedian because he thought another comedian would just compete with him.
My father did NOT have this kind of sense of humor. He had a very bad case of brochities and he watched this movie alone one Saturday morning. The toilet scene sent him off his chair and I watched him laugh to the point of uncontrollable coughing and he passed out. Freaked the hell out of me. He told me it was the funniest thing he ever watched.
What kind of wings? I just ordered from some place we never go to, and they had these Hot n Honey sauced, perfectly cooked crispy wings. It was unbelievable. I swear I ate like 20 and I was still hungry!
"T-=he... t-he..." - "The"... that line kills me every time. There is a Jim Carey movie that is really under the radar about comedian/ entertainer Andy Kaufman called The Man on the Moon which is one of my faves. Carey was so keen to land the role that he invited the Producers to his home where he played hours of Kaufman footage to them on his big cinema set up. It was a while before anyone realised that it was footage Carey had shot of himself playing Andy. It's a weird, small artsy film, but it touches hearts.
The scene where Lloyd does "the most annoying sound", Jim Carrey improvised that sound. Jeff Daniels' reaction is actually real because he didn't know Carrey was going to do it, not only that, Mike Starr's reaction is real too. The big gulp scene was also improvised by Carrey.
@@Only1Noodle 🤣 Yeah, I’d heard about the improved “most annoying sound ever”, but didn’t know about that improved “big gulps” line!! That makes it even more hilarious!!!🤣🤣 And on a different & even deeper level, it was an even more impressive & admirably brilliant character choice by Carrey!!! It seemed obvious throughout the movie, that in his character profile somewhere, he desired to fit in…to be accepted (…see scenes with Mary,”…I hate goodbyes!🤣🤣🤣…”; fantasy of her friends dying over his jokes; the extra efforts made to show “the gas man” his knowledge of “interesting” information (…” the most annoying sound ever” 😆…) & how fun they were as road trip companions; etc, kinda showed that. Then, knowing that those extras didn’t have any lines written for them, to comment/ask them a simple question about their “Big Gulps, hugh??😃”, provided more evidence of his character’s profile, which is what writers write to show the audience, in different ways. Shows Carrey’s depth of knowledge of his character & understanding of elements of being able to show it! HIGHLY impressive, Mr. Carrey!!! Thanks for sharing that very interesting information!!! More blessings TO YOU, for this blessing I’ve gotten FROM you, my friend!!!🙏🏾🥰 “…welp…SEE YA LATER!!!”🤣🤣🤣
@Only1Noodle you think they just setup an angled camera at a random 711 with a full film crew and Jim Carrey, without organizing the scene with 711 and only allowing actors and extras on set? Anyone seen that directly and interacting with the principal actors will have signed paperwork and be unionized and the whole shebang
@@KrazzeeKanethey were hanging out at the filming and the director asked them if they wanted to be in the scene. They couldn't have any lines otherwise they would have had to be paid. Jim knew this so he interacted with them to see what they would do.
It really baffles me whenever a person says that they’ve seen a particular movie but it turns out they realize that they actually haven’t seen it. I’m not sure what’s going on in their heads 🤔
Keep in mind, Jeff Daniels did Speed the same year as this. And Jim Carrey did Ace Ventura and The Mask the same year as this. Shows how versatile both actors are
@@SelectiveApathy82 uh… yes he can do serious! He’s the only comedian besides Robin Williams that can pull off drama. The Truman Show is one of the best and iconic movies ever made
@@3DJapan I didn't know it was MS related. My younger sister's best friend has been diagnosed. I hope that modern medicine can help and I wish you the very best.
I was 27 when this came out and saw it in the theater. I can't even begin to tell you how many times I've watched it on TV over the years, but what I CAN DO is tell you that I've loved this movie for 30 years now and it's never gotten old. Loved watching you guys laugh and enjoy it as much as I do. Thanks for sharing your reaction with us.
The amount of quotes that people used from this movie throughout primary and secondary school was crazy. Such a classic comedy. The ending was perfect too. "Do you realise what you've done?!" was one of my favourite lines to quote, along with "wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?" 🤣
Random fact: The guys outside the 7-11 weren't even hired extras. They were just hanging out, and Jim Carrey improvised and struck up the conversation. Production thought it was too good to take it out, and the guys were paid for the scene.
A fun fact the 2 guys standing outside of the convenient store were not actors they were just 2 regulars that were asked if they wanted to be used for that scene and they said sure and that's the scene we got
My cousin and I were 14 when we went to go see this in opening day. That dream sequence when Lloyd fights in the restaurant will always and forever be in my memories. So glad you two reacted to this.
The big, tough trucker guy at the cafe…the “Sea Bass” character is played by Cam Neely, an NHL Hall of Famer. One of the best power forwards to ever play…and he was/is huge. 6’1” 230lbs when he played. A no joke, huge tough guy and hardcore player, who also scored a bunch. He was a huge star in hockey when this came out. He’s now the president of the Boston Bruins (the team he famously played for). These directors are huge New England area sports fans and they put a lot of star athletes (especially guys who played in the New England area in their movies in small roles.
I always hated it when my Habs had to go up against him and the Bruins in the playoffs during the late 80s, early 90s. At least we sometimes got the Sabers who were/still are pushovers 😊
23:10 Rest in peace Teri Garr. The chipped tooth was real. Carrey always wore a cap over it. After this movie he had it more permanently fixed. I'm guessing for the sequel it was CGI.
Amazing reaction. What I love about this film and why I think it has stood the test of time is that it just goes for broke, throws as many jokes a minute out there as it can all the way through, and even people who don't like the movie will still find at least a few funny parts in it. I love how Samantha had a "what the hell am I watching" look on her face through a lot of the reaction, but she still got plenty of genuine laughs
My parents took us all out to see this and the whole theater was exploding with laughter. There is an unrated version of this movie and they show everything. Mental ripping petey's head off, sea-bass hawking a loogy on Harry's burger, everything extended.
My favorite reaction scene is when ya reacted to Harry blew up the bathroom & Mary told him that toilet doesn't flush. The look on Samantha Face was Priceless lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Samamtha: "sooo, I've never seen this movie..." Jom Ross on commentary: "No, Schmitt. Don't do it.. Not the Pedigree!!!" 😂 😂 😂 😂 I watched this on VHS as a kid during a usual family Saturday gathering after raiding blockbusters with my dad.. Good times 😢
One of the funniest movies ever made especially the road trip part of the movie. When they're in CO and discover the money. I think the movie drops off a little bit but still good. The first hour or whatever it is gold.
My legit favorite scene is when Lloyd is trying to peak at Mary's butt when he starts to lift her dress up. The face he makes as he's doing it, and then the sudden switch when he stops is just so goddamn funny.
That's Jim Carrey's real tooth. It happened when he was a kid, and he convinced his dentist to remove the filling from the chipped tooth for the movie.
Speed had Jeff Daniels play a character named Harry. Dumb and Dumber also had Jeff Daniels, who's also playing a character named Harry. And both movies were released the same year. Coincidence? I think not!
An excellent and highly underrated Jim Carrey movie that a lot of people have missed is 'I Love You, Phillip Morris'. It is so good and my favorite Jim Carrey movie ever!
Dumb and Dumber is one of those all time classic movies like “Back To The Future,” “Jurassic Park” or “Forrest Gump.” I’ve seen it a million times, but every time I come across it on tv I always stop to watch it. My family and I still quote this movie all the time, to this day. I also have the picture of Harry on the toilet in my bathroom.
Hello Daniel & Samantha!😊 Much of the Three Stooges comedy was considered slapstick. Great reactions to this well made comedy classic, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The original ending for this movie, Harry and Lloyd were meant to go with the woman but Jim asked for them to change it to the one we see because that'd be more in character. XD
The Big Gulps scene was improvised. Those people didn’t know a movie was being filmed. And the most annoying sound in the world was made up on the spot (as you can see by Jeff Daniels’ reaction). Plus, the line, “WE LANDED ON THE MOON!” Put out there after Jim Carrey just read a newspaper article about a moon landing.
Since you brought it up: a "Screwball Comedy" is a movie genre originated in the 30s. Bringing Up Baby (Cary Grant & Katherine Hepburn star) is the definitive movie of that genre (imo). "A screwball" always has fast-paced, witty dialogue with very farcical situations. They also have very over the top slapstick situations. I highly recommend "Baby" - both Cary and Katherine portrayed roles unlike what they are better known for. PS Just today, I had to REALLY pee but was waiting for my mom to get back to the car after shopping. My mind went to this movie, where the cop drank some of the "beer." How random! lol And, only recently has my friends stopped saying, "I like it a lot" like Lloyd said it to Mary. It was great to hear again!
Glad you both love it so much Jim Carrey was incredible and funny Jeff Daniels was funny great duo You both should do the mask 1994 and liar liar What a treat
This movie is hilarious, but having seen it like 20 times I don't laugh out loud at it anymore. But TBR gently clearing his throat and repeating "She´s gonna leave the briefcase by the escalators!" made me probably startle my neighbors! xD Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden
You mentioned Me, Myself & Irene, that is definitely an underrated Jim Carrey gem. He is on fire in it, but his three sons do a good job on the comedy as well.
When the boys stop to eat at the diner and encounter “Sea Bass,” the movie Lloyd mentions to Harry about a dine and dash is actually “Something Wild,” which stars Jeff Daniels.
@@mikethemotormouth fun fact: he actually didn’t wanna be in Half Baked. The producers asked him what they could do to get him in the movie and he said let me improvise as much as I want
The stepmother was played by Teri Garr, who died just two weeks ago. She had a long and illustrious career, from being a beach dancer in the surfer movies of the 1960s to Young Frankenstein, Mr. Mom, Tootsie, Oh, God, and many other movies. It was nice to see her again.
Please consider Kingpin. It's another Farrelly's comedy that they did between Dumb & Dumber and There's Something About Mary, which was not quite as successful and often gets forgotten. However, it is just as great of a story and the humor is just as good, with Bill Murray giving maybe the most memorable performance of any actor in those films. It may be the most original of the 3 movies. Siskel and Ebert actually went out of their way to not just give the movie two thumbs up, but to actually talk about it during appearances and on bonus shows to try and help it get noticed.
@nsasupporter7557 1. They already saw both of those or were you not paying attention during the video 2. You're also forgetting The Majestic and the best one IMO Man on the Moon
@@mikethemotormouth The Majestic was a massive flop… it’s considered one of the weakest Jim Carrey movies. It was a good story and plot, but the movie itself was boring as hell. I agree that Man on the Moon was good, but I’m not sure if they even know who Andy Kaufman is. If they don’t know who he is then they wouldn’t understand that movie
There’s a RUclipsr duo that replicated the journey on the little bike at the end. The video was pretty entertaining. Required a lot of work, and some replacement tires.
Best punch line of the movie...
"You'll have to excuse my friend... He's a little slow. The town's back that way ⬅️"
I think it’s the best comedic parting shot of all time. In the intro, before the reaction, when Samantha was getting all the Jim Carey movies mixed up, I was hoping so much that Daniel was going to LOVINGLY joke “You’ll have to excuse my wife. She’s a little slow.”
"PULL OVER!"
"NO, IT'S A CARDIGAN. BUT THANKS FOR NOTICING!"
best, joke, ever.
Yeah. Killer boots man!
I saw this in the theater when I was younger, and this movie was the first time I thought I might actually die from laughter. I was laughing so hard I couldn't breathe. Love it.
Same. I was 15 when I saw this with a bunch of friends and we laughed so hard it hurt.
Cool. I didn't get a chance to see it in the cinema then. But I watched it many times on VHS with my brother...every time we laughed until we cried
I remember in 1995 we rented it, was such a fun movie to watch with our family.
"I'm going to kill you Lloyd..."
"Harry! Your hands are freezing!"
🤣🤣🤣
My favorite joke in the movie.
@@ryanjohnson8131 mine too, its almost like he's TAUNTING him even though he's just being so dumb, lol.
You had an extra pair of gloves this whole time? 😂
@@mattarby8931 Yeah, we're in the Rockies!
His head fell off???
Yeah he was pretty old😢
“Our bird’s heads are falling off”
The snowball scene
“So you say there’s a chance”
My favorite moments ❤😂
So many hilarious moments and lines in this movie, but one of my all time favorites will always be "WE GOT NO FOOD, WE GOT NO JOBS! OUR PETS HEADS ARE FALLING OFF!"
Also, Jim Carrey in 1994 might have had the greatest year an actor has had as far as classic comedies with "Ace Ventura", "The Mask" and "Dumb and Dumber".
Fun Fact: Jim Carrey made $7M from this movie while Jeff Daniels made only 50,000. Carrey initially asked for $2M but the studio turned him down. During negotiations, though, Ace Ventura and The Mask came out, and raised his star power to the point that he negotiated $7M from the $16M budget. Meanwhile, Jeff Daniels was looking to break from type by doing a comedy. The studio wanted an A-list comedian and didn't want Daniels, so they offered him $50K to discourage him. His agent thought the movie would be career suicide and didn't make a counter-offer, also hoping to discourage him. Daniels surprised everyone by taking the gig anyway.
The studio was so down on Daniels, though, that they filmed his first few scenes without Carrey so they could replace him without expensive reshoots. Carrey supported him the whole time, and when the studio saw how much chemistry they had together, they decided to stop further casting and stick with the duo. And the rest is history!
only thing that rival it is Nic Cage with The Rock, Con Air, and Face Off not all in same year but came out under a year apart from late '96 to summer of '97
Me too. Day after Christmas 1994. Me and five of my friends went to see it. I have never laughed so hard in a movie theater. I remember looking side to side at all my friends laughing and having fun and thinking to myself “ this will be one of the best me dories my life will ever have”. It was true
It's one of our good-to lines at work whenever a project/event isn't going well: "The computer is locked up, rain is moving in, our pets heads are falling off ..."
Could have done without that first one, in hindsight
Sea Bass was played by Cam Neely, who played for the Boston Bruins. Really good forward whose career was cut short by injuries. He did an interview where he talked about the making of the movie and had a really funny story from it. When they filmed the scene where he breaks into the bathroom stall, not being a trained actor he wasn’t quite able to get the shocked reaction they were looking for. So Jim Carrey told him “don’t worry I’ll get this to work.” And when they did the next take, when he opened the door, Jim Carrey was mooning him. And his reaction to that was the take they used in the film. 😅
He plays a bit part in Me, Myself and Irene as one of the State Police that is only seen in one or two scenes. I think at the end when the proposal is made.
Cam Neely's currently president of the Boston Bruins!
Fun Fact: Jim Carrey made $7M from this movie while Jeff Daniels made only 50,000. Carrey initially asked for $2M but the studio turned him down. During negotiations, though, Ace Ventura and The Mask came out, and raised his star power to the point that he negotiated $7M from the $16M budget. Meanwhile, Jeff Daniels was looking to break from type by doing a comedy. The studio wanted an A-list comedian and didn't want Daniels, so they offered him $50K to discourage him. His agent thought the movie would be career suicide and didn't make a counter-offer, also hoping to discourage him. Daniels surprised everyone by taking the gig anyway.
The studio was so down on Daniels, though, that they filmed his first few scenes without Carrey so they could replace him without expensive reshoots. Carrey supported him the whole time, and when the studio saw how much chemistry they had together, they decided to stop further casting and stick with the duo. And the rest is history!
Yes, Jim Carrey wanted Jeff Daniels because he wasn’t a comedian… Carrey wanted an actor to be his costar, not another comedian because he thought another comedian would just compete with him.
@PauloHernandezXD Not just Hollywood, the top of any field is often full of slimy people doing cut-throat things to each other
but did jim ever give jeff any extra money...i would have...50000 to 7 million is retarded
My father did NOT have this kind of sense of humor. He had a very bad case of brochities and he watched this movie alone one Saturday morning. The toilet scene sent him off his chair and I watched him laugh to the point of uncontrollable coughing and he passed out. Freaked the hell out of me. He told me it was the funniest thing he ever watched.
Sometimes when I laugh really hard, the back of my head hurts and I get Hella dizzy.
So you're telling me there's a chance?😂. Glad you guys are reacting this comedy classic.
"1 out of a million"........much higher chance if he was worth a million.
But he’s a positive thinking person so the number are irrelevant
This upload saved my life.
I just sat down with a plate full of wings and nothing to watch...
then i refreshed :)
hah, nice
Also watch South Park reactions by "Dash Reacts". I highly reccommend them.
What kind of wings? I just ordered from some place we never go to, and they had these Hot n Honey sauced, perfectly cooked crispy wings. It was unbelievable. I swear I ate like 20 and I was still hungry!
25:13 "He's kinda a sh*t friend"
Literally covered my mouth laughing. Talk about foreshadowing LOL
“Hey guys, Big Gulps huh? Welp, see ya later!” Funniest line in a movie ever.
And improvised by Carrey
@@scwotzSo was reacting to moon landing newspaper clip
🥤👍
I use that line outside 7/11 many times lol
That's probably how introverts who are (attempting) to be a little more extroverted sound. Just like that.
I can literally quote this entire movie from start to finish 😂😂😂🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Me too 😅
You'd keep your mouth SHUT if you knew what was good for you, buddy!
Same here!
"Excuse me, Flo, what's the soup du jour?"
"That's the soup of the day."
"Mmm, that sounds good. I'll have that."
"T-=he... t-he..." - "The"... that line kills me every time.
There is a Jim Carey movie that is really under the radar about comedian/ entertainer Andy Kaufman called The Man on the Moon which is one of my faves. Carey was so keen to land the role that he invited the Producers to his home where he played hours of Kaufman footage to them on his big cinema set up. It was a while before anyone realised that it was footage Carey had shot of himself playing Andy. It's a weird, small artsy film, but it touches hearts.
I loved when Samantha’s got REAL big as Harry says “Nice Hooters”. 😂😂
If I’m not mistaken, the scene at 18:56 was not scripted. The two guys were just hanging out there when they filmed the scene.
You are not wrong my friend what you said is 💯 true.
Hey guys!!! Ooh Big gulps, huh? Allllright! Well! See ya later!!!!
My all time favorite line in a movie of classic lines.
My absolute favorite line from any comedy ever.. "You sold my dead bird to a blind kid?!.." lmao 😆🤣
Hell yes, this my childhood right here. I think that's the hardest I've seen tbr laugh 😂...great reaction y'all.
"It's okay... I'm a limo driver!!!"
😂😂😂😂
The scene where Lloyd does "the most annoying sound", Jim Carrey improvised that sound. Jeff Daniels' reaction is actually real because he didn't know Carrey was going to do it, not only that, Mike Starr's reaction is real too. The big gulp scene was also improvised by Carrey.
@@Only1Noodle 🤣 Yeah, I’d heard about the improved “most annoying sound ever”, but didn’t know about that improved “big gulps” line!! That makes it even more hilarious!!!🤣🤣
And on a different & even deeper level, it was an even more impressive & admirably brilliant character choice by Carrey!!!
It seemed obvious throughout the movie, that in his character profile somewhere, he desired to fit in…to be accepted (…see scenes with Mary,”…I hate goodbyes!🤣🤣🤣…”; fantasy of her friends dying over his jokes; the extra efforts made to show “the gas man” his knowledge of “interesting” information (…” the most annoying sound ever” 😆…) & how fun they were as road trip companions; etc, kinda showed that.
Then, knowing that those extras didn’t have any lines written for them, to comment/ask them a simple question about their “Big Gulps, hugh??😃”, provided more evidence of his character’s profile, which is what writers write to show the audience, in different ways.
Shows Carrey’s depth of knowledge of his character & understanding of elements of being able to show it! HIGHLY impressive, Mr. Carrey!!!
Thanks for sharing that very interesting information!!! More blessings TO YOU, for this blessing I’ve gotten FROM you, my friend!!!🙏🏾🥰
“…welp…SEE YA LATER!!!”🤣🤣🤣
@From_darkness2Life those two guys weren't even extras, they were just there and Jim Carrey just went with it.
@Only1Noodle you think they just setup an angled camera at a random 711 with a full film crew and Jim Carrey, without organizing the scene with 711 and only allowing actors and extras on set? Anyone seen that directly and interacting with the principal actors will have signed paperwork and be unionized and the whole shebang
@ Man! This fact just gets even more amusing!!! I love that!!! Thanks some more!!!
@@KrazzeeKanethey were hanging out at the filming and the director asked them if they wanted to be in the scene. They couldn't have any lines otherwise they would have had to be paid. Jim knew this so he interacted with them to see what they would do.
You thought you saw Dumb and Dumber, but you actually haven't? Lady you don't have to apologize, that makes the reaction a treat for us.
It really baffles me whenever a person says that they’ve seen a particular movie but it turns out they realize that they actually haven’t seen it. I’m not sure what’s going on in their heads 🤔
@@nsasupporter7557 Mandela effect. It happens occasionally.
R.I.P. Teri Garr.
Awesome reaction as always you two ❤
We lost Martin Mull also.
Cleveland gates that will always be missed. (Watch them in mr mom - it's the best)
@@didonna1974 fishing for likes 👍
@@boomercoco1How sad for you untermensch.
TBR you literally laugh at EVERYTHING I do, like identical timing. LMAO
Keep in mind, Jeff Daniels did Speed the same year as this.
And Jim Carrey did Ace Ventura and The Mask the same year as this.
Shows how versatile both actors are
@@daustin8888 Jim also played The Riddler in the next year's Batman Forever
They had their best years of the entire careers
My first exposure to Jeff Daniels was in Dumb & Dumber, and it was odd to see him do more serious roles in other movies
Jeff Daniels can do comedy and drama equally well. Jim can't do serious all that well. Truman Show was decent.
@@SelectiveApathy82 uh… yes he can do serious! He’s the only comedian besides Robin Williams that can pull off drama. The Truman Show is one of the best and iconic movies ever made
RIP Terri Garr. One of the funniest women ever
Wait…what? When did this happen????
Ok, I just googled it. Wow. Man. 😢
Man.... I am just really stunned.
So many wonderful entertainers that we grew up with are passing away
I also have MS but thankfully almost no symptoms. I know she did a lot for us.
I was going to post the same comment. I really liked her in everything she'd worked in that I've seen. What a standout actress.
@@3DJapan I didn't know it was MS related. My younger sister's best friend has been diagnosed. I hope that modern medicine can help and I wish you the very best.
I was 27 when this came out and saw it in the theater. I can't even begin to tell you how many times I've watched it on TV over the years, but what I CAN DO is tell you that I've loved this movie for 30 years now and it's never gotten old. Loved watching you guys laugh and enjoy it as much as I do. Thanks for sharing your reaction with us.
Every time I went to the bars/clubs in my 20s, I’d say, “I’m gonna hang by the bar, put out the vibe.”
"You can't triple stamp a double stamp!" It's my favorite. I love that van scene.
The "He's got a gun!" bit in the end is one of my favourite out of nowhere humour in anything I've ever seen.
I saw this originally in a crowded movie theater. There was so much laughter, it was easy to miss the next joke. Good times.
The amount of quotes that people used from this movie throughout primary and secondary school was crazy. Such a classic comedy. The ending was perfect too. "Do you realise what you've done?!" was one of my favourite lines to quote, along with "wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?" 🤣
Random fact: The guys outside the 7-11 weren't even hired extras. They were just hanging out, and Jim Carrey improvised and struck up the conversation. Production thought it was too good to take it out, and the guys were paid for the scene.
A fun fact the 2 guys standing outside of the convenient store were not actors they were just 2 regulars that were asked if they wanted to be used for that scene and they said sure and that's the scene we got
TBR has such a fun sense of humor, he really is fun to watch laugh, he appreciates the dumb humor.😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Such a genuine contagious laugh! 🤣
@ -Agreed!!
My cousin and I were 14 when we went to go see this in opening day. That dream sequence when Lloyd fights in the restaurant will always and forever be in my memories. So glad you two reacted to this.
The big, tough trucker guy at the cafe…the “Sea Bass” character is played by Cam Neely, an NHL Hall of Famer. One of the best power forwards to ever play…and he was/is huge. 6’1” 230lbs when he played. A no joke, huge tough guy and hardcore player, who also scored a bunch. He was a huge star in hockey when this came out. He’s now the president of the Boston Bruins (the team he famously played for).
These directors are huge New England area sports fans and they put a lot of star athletes (especially guys who played in the New England area in their movies in small roles.
Not a hockey guy, so I never knew.
I always hated it when my Habs had to go up against him and the Bruins in the playoffs during the late 80s, early 90s. At least we sometimes got the Sabers who were/still are pushovers 😊
I think he's about 6'4". In "Liar Liar" Jim Carrey gives his height as 6'2" when he describes the guy that beat him up in the bathroom.
Me, Myself & Irene is a must watch, such a great comedy.
Yes! Me, Myself and Irene is the most underrated Jim Carrey movie… it’s a crime how much that movie flew under the radar
23:10 Rest in peace Teri Garr.
The chipped tooth was real. Carrey always wore a cap over it. After this movie he had it more permanently fixed. I'm guessing for the sequel it was CGI.
This is the 30th anniversary of the movie, did you know that?
@@nsasupporter7557 Nope
Amazing reaction. What I love about this film and why I think it has stood the test of time is that it just goes for broke, throws as many jokes a minute out there as it can all the way through, and even people who don't like the movie will still find at least a few funny parts in it. I love how Samantha had a "what the hell am I watching" look on her face through a lot of the reaction, but she still got plenty of genuine laughs
My parents took us all out to see this and the whole theater was exploding with laughter. There is an unrated version of this movie and they show everything. Mental ripping petey's head off, sea-bass hawking a loogy on Harry's burger, everything extended.
Then unrated version is an abomination. This movie's greatness is in the editing
@@Connor8609nah. Unrated is better. Get outta here
My favorite reaction scene is when ya reacted to Harry blew up the bathroom & Mary told him that toilet doesn't flush. The look on Samantha Face was Priceless lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Such a classic and iconic movie. I love when you guys laugh there is t 1 miss in the jokes. Love the channel. Thumbs up all. Show some support!
One of the best friendship movies ever made.
Severely underrated soundtrack imo
I still say "Pills are good" when I take my vitamins
"Vitamins"...
😄
I say it when I take my Zoloft, Naltrexone, Buspirone, Milk Thistle, Omega-3 oil capsule, and Folic acid tablets.
@SelectiveApathy82 You forgot Turbo Lax.
@@positivelynegative9149 "Onehalf tea-spoon for fast, effective relief"
"I almost like it" has to be the best line not spoken by the main characters.
One of the most quotable comedies of my lifetime.. the writing is brilliant!
One of the best comedies ever!!!! The diarrhea scene is one of the most iconic scenes in any comedy ever.
Loved the full reaction for this! Had such a great time. :)
Daniel's laugh is infectious
He is iconic.
@@YoureMrLebowski agree! :)
“Hey guys! Big gulps huh? Alright! .. we’ll see ya!”
Samamtha: "sooo, I've never seen this movie..."
Jom Ross on commentary: "No, Schmitt. Don't do it.. Not the Pedigree!!!"
😂 😂 😂 😂
I watched this on VHS as a kid during a usual family Saturday gathering after raiding blockbusters with my dad.. Good times 😢
Jim. Not Jom. You jambrain.
One of the funniest movies ever made especially the road trip part of the movie. When they're in CO and discover the money. I think the movie drops off a little bit but still good. The first hour or whatever it is gold.
My legit favorite scene is when Lloyd is trying to peak at Mary's butt when he starts to lift her dress up. The face he makes as he's doing it, and then the sudden switch when he stops is just so goddamn funny.
Little FYI: Mike Starrr (who plays the bad guy Joe,) was also "Pooter the Clown" in Uncle Buck.
"Fell off the jetway again."
That's Jim Carrey's real tooth. It happened when he was a kid, and he convinced his dentist to remove the filling from the chipped tooth for the movie.
Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world 😂😂😂
The best part about that is it was the guys real reaction to how annoying he was. 😂 he genuinely got pissed off at that.
I literally have a phone alarm that uses that as one of the random alarms.
That was actually improvised!
@@seanstinchfield-mp2xmI was just going to say this😂 sh*ts soo funny!
"ENNNNNNNNHHHHHH!!!!!"
Speed had Jeff Daniels play a character named Harry. Dumb and Dumber also had Jeff Daniels, who's also playing a character named Harry. And both movies were released the same year.
Coincidence? I think not!
Boom Shack a Lak is the most British song ever made. A Punjabi from Birningham called Apache Indian singing Bhangra dancehall in a Jamaican accent.
An excellent and highly underrated Jim Carrey movie that a lot of people have missed is 'I Love You, Phillip Morris'. It is so good and my favorite Jim Carrey movie ever!
One of my all time favorite comfort movies, never gets boring. It's so 90's it transports me in time.
"Our Pets' heads are falling off" LOL
Jim Carrey & Holly Lauren started a relationship during this movie & were married a couple yrs later- For One Year !😊
Nah, it wasn’t even that long… their marriage only lasted 10 months I think
I haven't seen this movie in about 15 years. I forgot Teri Garr was in this movie. Rest in peace Teri. The reaction was hilarious.
This is the 30th anniversary of the movie
Dumb and Dumber is one of those all time classic movies like “Back To The Future,” “Jurassic Park” or “Forrest Gump.” I’ve seen it a million times, but every time I come across it on tv I always stop to watch it. My family and I still quote this movie all the time, to this day. I also have the picture of Harry on the toilet in my bathroom.
Cam Neely as Seabass is one of my favorite cameos. I have his Bruins jersey with Seabass instead of Neely on the back too.
Hello Daniel & Samantha!😊 Much of the Three Stooges comedy was considered slapstick. Great reactions to this well made comedy classic, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This movie is reminiscent of Airplane. I love both comedies. These two both have nonstop jokes and a dangerous and realistic main story.
This is exactly what I needed tonight. I remember my brother and I nonstop quoting this movie.
One of my favorite underrated parts is the short big gulps scene. I love it 😂
The Three Stooges is often considered slapstick, due to the physical comedy. In their case, they are literally slapping each other!
The original ending for this movie, Harry and Lloyd were meant to go with the woman but Jim asked for them to change it to the one we see because that'd be more in character. XD
Somebody probably already mentioned this but if Lloyd ended up with Mary she would've been Mary Christmas. 🤣🤣🤣
The Big Gulps scene was improvised. Those people didn’t know a movie was being filmed. And the most annoying sound in the world was made up on the spot (as you can see by Jeff Daniels’ reaction). Plus, the line, “WE LANDED ON THE MOON!” Put out there after Jim Carrey just read a newspaper article about a moon landing.
When I showed this to my boys for the first time, they couldn’t breathe from laughing so much. Especially the bathroom scene. 😂
Since you brought it up: a "Screwball Comedy" is a movie genre originated in the 30s. Bringing Up Baby (Cary Grant & Katherine Hepburn star) is the definitive movie of that genre (imo). "A screwball" always has fast-paced, witty dialogue with very farcical situations. They also have very over the top slapstick situations. I highly recommend "Baby" - both Cary and Katherine portrayed roles unlike what they are better known for. PS Just today, I had to REALLY pee but was waiting for my mom to get back to the car after shopping. My mind went to this movie, where the cop drank some of the "beer." How random! lol And, only recently has my friends stopped saying, "I like it a lot" like Lloyd said it to Mary. It was great to hear again!
"Husband? What was all that one in a million talk?!"
Another Jim Carrey 90s flick is The Cable Guy with Matthew Brodderick. That one gets a bit dark but is still funny and worth reacting to.
Agree, a reaction to The Cable Guy would be fantastic.
Glad you both love it so much
Jim Carrey was incredible and funny
Jeff Daniels was funny great duo
You both should do the mask 1994 and liar liar
What a treat
Bro, you saying this is a 30-year-old movie just hit me like a ton of bricks x_x
Reaction was too damn short......
Clint Eastwood told Jeff Daniels that the toilet scene scenario happened to him once. 😆🚽
This movie is hilarious, but having seen it like 20 times I don't laugh out loud at it anymore. But TBR gently clearing his throat and repeating "She´s gonna leave the briefcase by the escalators!" made me probably startle my neighbors! xD
Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden
You mentioned Me, Myself & Irene, that is definitely an underrated Jim Carrey gem. He is on fire in it, but his three sons do a good job on the comedy as well.
7:03: him falling off the jet bridge made me laugh so hard I couldn’t breathe, the first time I saw it.
My brother and I quote this movie all the time! Greatest movie ever!😂
When the boys stop to eat at the diner and encounter “Sea Bass,” the movie Lloyd mentions to Harry about a dine and dash is actually “Something Wild,” which stars Jeff Daniels.
"Big gulps, huh? Well, see you later!"
"According to the map, we've only gone 3 inches!
"WE LANDED ON THE MOON!"
"Thought the Rocky Mountains would be a little rockier this. That John Denver is full of shit"
😂 that big gulp part was improvised and apparently wasn't on the script. I heard they weren't real actors out front. Lol
11:57 His podcast Harland's Highway is pretty good. His name is Harland Williams, and he is a funny and unique comic. He is a buddy of Jim Carrey.
@@TheCrazyCanuck420 he was also great as the hitchhiker in There's Something About Mary and Kenny in Half Baked
Harland is resurging! Especially on Kill Tony
*six minute abs*
@@mikethemotormouth fun fact: he actually didn’t wanna be in Half Baked. The producers asked him what they could do to get him in the movie and he said let me improvise as much as I want
My favorite moment was when Samantha exclaimed, "What!?" and Daniel repeated the line to her. 6:17 It was like the movie came to life.
The stepmother was played by Teri Garr, who died just two weeks ago. She had a long and illustrious career, from being a beach dancer in the surfer movies of the 1960s to Young Frankenstein, Mr. Mom, Tootsie, Oh, God, and many other movies. It was nice to see her again.
Please consider Kingpin. It's another Farrelly's comedy that they did between Dumb & Dumber and There's Something About Mary, which was not quite as successful and often gets forgotten. However, it is just as great of a story and the humor is just as good, with Bill Murray giving maybe the most memorable performance of any actor in those films. It may be the most original of the 3 movies. Siskel and Ebert actually went out of their way to not just give the movie two thumbs up, but to actually talk about it during appearances and on bonus shows to try and help it get noticed.
Don't watch Kingpin. 🤢🤮
An absolute classic! Thanks so much for watching this one. I totally wore out my vhs copy of this. Please watch The Number 23 starring Jim Carrey.
@@jrobwoo688 seconding Number 23
No, they need to watch Truman Show or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, those are the dramatic Jim Carrey movies that they need to see
@nsasupporter7557 1. They already saw both of those or were you not paying attention during the video
2. You're also forgetting The Majestic and the best one IMO Man on the Moon
@@mikethemotormouth The Majestic was a massive flop… it’s considered one of the weakest Jim Carrey movies. It was a good story and plot, but the movie itself was boring as hell. I agree that Man on the Moon was good, but I’m not sure if they even know who Andy Kaufman is. If they don’t know who he is then they wouldn’t understand that movie
@@jrobwoo688 right 🙂
Unfortunately it’s not very well remembered movie despite him winning a Golden Globe for his portrayal as Andy Kaufman
So many hilarious one liners.
"You'll have to excuse my friend. He's a little slow." Lol 😅
From George Washington in "The Crossing" to Boris Johnson in this, Jeff Daniels always gives a great performance.
There’s a RUclipsr duo that replicated the journey on the little bike at the end. The video was pretty entertaining. Required a lot of work, and some replacement tires.
I can't imagine taking on a 7% grade and freezing my ass off!
Very fun reaction, and very well edited!
My favorite part is them ending up in Mississippi…leaving from Rhode Island…driving to Colorado 😂