Jim Carrey had a rough childhood. He was the youngest child of 5 growing up in the steel making area of Ontario. The family was dirt poor and at one time, they were homeless, living in a tent and VW van. Eventually his dad got a job at the tire plant and the family moved into a company house across the road. To cover rent, the whole family worked as security and janitorial staff for the tire plant. Jim learned to do impressions and comedy at an early age to cheer up his family, mainly his dad during these tough times. His relationship with his dad was the basis of his comedy. Sadly, his dad died just as Jim was making it big, less than a year after the release of Ace Ventura. So Liar Liar is probably a very personal film for Carrey. His portrayal of a dad who is imperfect, yet will do anything for his son looks like a tribute to his own father.
Christ, is all that true? I guess that's why so much of his comedy straddles the line between living cartoon and mental breakdown. It's also really great to see working class actors make it big. Not enough can today and they have so many valuable experiences to share that the Oxbridge/Ivy League set just can't.
I tear up every time he says "I'm a bad father..." His face of realization is just so convincing. This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood and it still holds up today.
I love when he's roasting the Partners and is going around the room pointing at people and just shouting one word, and then ends with the chick he nailed and screams SSSSSLLLLLLLLLUUUUTTTT!
@@DanielRodriguez-eh1qd Same here. The whole theater was stomping their feet and laughing uncontrollably. Even got an applause when the scene ended. Funniest shit I've ever seen in a movie.
@@LumpyAdams - and Amanda Donohue's reaction was fantastic. I wonder how many takes it took before she could keep a straight face? Amanda Donohue has a thoroughly sexy aura, and is a very charismatic performer.
“Your honor, I object” “Because it’s devastating to my case” “I object, your honor” “To yourself?” “It’s only out of morbid curiosity that I allow this freak show to continue” Eerily relevant 😂
Most folks think that the "Pet Detective" movies are Jim at his best in a pure comedic sense, but I've always felt that this is his best pure comedy. The out takes at the end of this movie are priceless.
I feel like during the 00s there was a sudden rebellion against mainstream comedy and recently people are getting over that giving guys like Jim Carry, Adam Sandler, and Ben Stiller more respect now. Click probably still gets a lot of shit but I still love that movie regardless, can't wait for reactors to hop give it a shot. A movie like Envy (probably my second favorite comedy ever) may never gain the traction but I think it's actually set up to be much better understood by today's viewers.
I remember seeing this in theaters and the collective laughter in the theaters was amazing. Everyone was laughing especially when he’s insulting the people at work in the meeting.
Eh. First one he's more like he was, but not nearly to the same degree. Second one he's just spouting off pop culture references to various stuff that's happening.
@@nsasupporter7557 He took it just to have fun. And he clearly did, given he broke his sequel rule for the second. Also, why did you censor yourself? That's pretty sad. We all know what you meant, you just look too cowardly to openly express yourself.
When Max was asking if he could stay, it would have been the perfect time for Jerry to reply "As you wish!" Wesley could certainly appreciate True Love of a family...
TigerNightmare: That part with the woman in the elevator illustrates The True Meaning of cringe. That reaction right there. Pure, 100% cringe because it's So funny and embarrassing, you don't know whether to run away laughing or just curl into a fetal position and wither away. Haha
3:47 "She also has the Jennifer Aniston haircut from FRIENDS; love that cut!" Funny that you say that because, Jim Carrey did a comedy with Aniston in 2003 called "Bruce Almighty" and I remember someone confusing this actress as Jennifer Aniston back when this first came out. I never understood how up until now.
The best part of this movie to me is character portrayal as real humans. At the end, Jerry has had huge character development. He too was lying to himself, pretending to be this optimistic and happy guy when he was really just coming across overly naive and obnoxious to everyone around him. In the end he did what was best for everyone and admitted his faults and I was so proud of Jerry. Oh yeah Fletcher made some good choices too. PS: feels like a lot of movies nowadays would have had Jerry say some douchey one liner or just try to belittle Fletcher in that scene. Little do we consider that the villains in our stories are just humans working through their own process. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Yeah. I think Jerry was a good character and not a total dick or anything. It was clear he cared about the two and wasn't just the douchey rival character that would appear in some movies nowadays. I sorta wish the couple stayed together, but long distance at the end rather than her and Fletcher getting back together as an adult.
This was a fun one in the theater. There was so much joy and I will always cherish this as one of the few movies I got to see in the theater with my mother who recently passed. 🐾🐾🍻
I wrote my own plot for a sequel to this movie if it were ever to get made; this is what I came up with.. In "Liar Liar Pants on Fire," our protagonist, a sleazy car salesman named Max Reede, the son of Fletcher Reede from the first film, finds himself cursed by a gypsy he wronged. The gypsy casts a spell on Max, forcing him to only tell the truth for one day or risk having his pants catch on fire. The movie opens with Max’s pants starting to smoke suddenly in the middle of a sales pitch, but only he can see it. Hilarity ensues as Max struggles to keep his pants from going up in flames while telling the truth about the cars he’s trying to sell. Customers are stunned by his honesty and refuse to do business with him. Max must navigate through his day, trying to undo the curse and prevent his pants from catching fire. He visits a priest, a psychic, and even a fire marshal, but nothing seems to work. As the day goes on, Max’s honest confessions about his past misdeeds only make matters worse. In the end, Max learns the value of honesty and makes amends with the gypsy who cursed him. The movie closes with Max finally breaking the curse, just in time to save his pants and his job. With newfound honesty, Max finds success and happiness in his career and personal life. Throughout the film, "Liar Liar Pants on Fire" delivers non-stop laughs, witty one-liners, and a message about the importance of honesty.
I love many scenes in this movie, the humor is off the charts. I recall the scene at the impound “You scratched my car!!”, ‘Where?’, “right there.” ‘Oh that, that was already there.’ “You liar, you know what I’m going to do about this?” `’What?’ “Nothing, because if I take you to small claims court it will just drain 8 hours out of my day and you probably won’t even show up. And even if I got the judgement you’d just stick me anyway. So what I’m going to do is piss and moan like an impotent jerk, bend over and take it up the tail pipe!” ‘You’ve been here before haven’t you?’
I think this is my favorite Jim Carry movie. Lots of really great laughs, and a great heartfelt message in the end. Really great reaction! Glad you liked it!
This is probably one of the most perfect 90s comedy. Hilarious and sweet at the same time. Jim Carrey was/is such a master of physical comedy while also being hilarious at line delivery. The other 90s comedy that I’d consider perfect would be There’s Something About Mary.
This film is horribly HORRIBLY underrated. It's such a heartwarming story and a great moral tale - in addition to being funny as hell. I love how far the movie takes its concept, exploring the importance - and difficulty - of being truthful in one of the most untruthful professions there is. XD Glad you got to enjoy it!
Maura (the mom) was such a good straight-woman. Here opposite Jim Carrey and if you haven't seen the show Newsradio (you probably haven't), you should. Great, silly 90s show. She played the straight against a great comedy cast of Dave Foley, Phil Hartman, Andy Dick, Stephen Root and a young Joe Rogan.
Jim Carrey is always wonderful 🙂 But “The Mask”, “Liar Liar” & “Bruce Almighty” are my personal favorites. Also, just YES to “Mrs.Doubtfire” with Robin Williams ❤️
22:16 "That's very sweet of- That was _very,_ very sweet... of him." Yeah. Consider how rare are movies in which the wife's current partner and her ex have such a _cordial_ relationship. In this way, Max is quite lucky. There's a stretch in the movie where it's like he's got three parents.
Well I mean he kind of did have 3 parents even though Jerry wasn’t fully integrated in his life although I like how they didn’t just make Jerry completely unlikable solely because he was Audrey’s new boyfriend, it was refreshing to see him just as a normal and even good man
I was OBSESSED with this movie when I was younger, rewatched it so many times, the bloopers are also hilarious. I also loved Princess Bride as a kid and it took me so long to realize Jerry was Wesley lol, Carrey Elwes really disappears into this role.
It really wouldn't be amazing to experience not being able to lie for one day. Because it isn't that he just can't lie, he is also compelled to tell the truth when spoken to, that is the real issue. He can't choose to stay silent, he HAS to speak. Think about all the things you say that are technically lies but nobody really thinks of them that way. It would an absolute nightmare.
My father used to do the "Bear"! I swear to God when he pretended to be a bear It was like seeing him transform into a grizzly with hair and everything and I would run for my life! Child's fantasy knows no bounds...
Great reaction. My favourite quote (it didn't make it to the edit): Judge: "One more word out of you, Mr. Reede, and will hold you in contempt." Reede: "I hold MYSELF in contempt! Why should you be any different?!"
This is always one of those feel good type movies I will always go back to watching when I'm feeling down, I probably watch it 3-4 times a year. Also next Jim Carrey movie you should watch that is my absolute favorite is Ace Ventura, definitely Carrey's best comedy. (Looks like you mention the mechanical Rhino so guess you've seen both Ace Ventura movies)
3:05 "She's a _wonderful_ assistant. Wow." Yeah. Reede's focused a little _too_ much, I think, at least toward the beginning, on making _partner_ in the firm instead of appreciating his assistant and his son.
This was the first DVD I ever watched! On my Dad's first generation DVDROM on his PC. I had to restart the movie every 10 minutes because it would lag out due to the PC not being strong enough to handle it . It was still the coolest shit in the world to watch a MOVIE on a DISC on a computer! Thanks for unlocking this core memory for me.
You are such a pure soul. He you are watching him pull off all this humor and Aaron lot of it pretty raunchy, and finding morals and blessings in it. Loved the reaction.
I LOVE your intro music! Do you listen to jazz? As funny as this movie is, and as well as it showcases Jim's comic talents, (the outtakes over the credits ALONE are worth the price of admission) it also shows just how GOOD he can be in dramatic roles. "I hold MYSELF in contempt, why should YOU be any different?" was so fantastically delivered, you could really feel his pain in that moment.
16:50 Vkunia: "There's no way that man is a pool boy I just want to say that." Me: "I don't see why not, he cleaned that lady's pool, alright" --- and I am sorry *not sorry* that I made that joke.
I still remember when this came out on home video watching this with my mom who just recently divorced my father who was a lawyer and who had a second hidden relationship for a couple years before she found out. I was 10 but it was as awkward as you can imagine it was. I still have that vivid memory of hearing my mother say "yup, thats your father right there."
Hi Vkunia ! Loved your reaction to this fun family comedy. That said, if you want to see the best comedy ever made that revolves around a divorce, you had to go for Mrs Doubtfire, with Robin Williams. I made a quick search and it seemed you haven't reacted to it yet (or maybe you've already seen it ?). I'm pretty sure it will won a patreon pool quite easily
10:17-10:20 I reacted the same way when I ran into my ex at the mall. It warmed my heart when I heard some random guy say, "He did that thing from the Jim Carrey movie!"
You mentioned the mechanical rhino from Ace Ventura 2. That movie was filmed in South Carolina while I lived there. Much of it was filmed at the General Dynamics plant I had worked for from '90 to '94, after it was used for Die Hard 3. The bat cave used part of the storm sewer from DH3.
Glad you enjoyed the movie. I enjoyed seeing how happy it made you and all your laughing. Gotta do some of those movies sometimes. You heart wrenching dramas are good too but sometimes a feel good movie is needed. Great Video. Keep up the good work and keep em coming.
> I wish all politicians could only tell the truth as long as they were in office voted in or appointed. > Part of questioning of Jim Carry's witness and objecting to himself reminded me of the Amber H & JD trial. > You know Jerry was in the Princess Bride. > The bloopers are just whatever they decided not to put into the film.
22:07 "That's _really_ kind of him." Yeah. You don't often see a movie in which the ex-husband and the current partner actually get along. They're not friends, but for the sake of the son, they're not bitter _rivals._
Jim carrey was made for this role. Great reaction video. Did you know that Jim made a cameo in this movie as his character fire Marshal Bill at the airport scene. Love your videos, keep up the great work.
One thing I really appreciate about this movie is that Jerry is actually a really good guy. Too many movies would fall into the temptation of making him an asshole, but I like the fact that he would've been a very good and stable male figure for the household. But the love is just not reciprocated. But because Jerry is such a good guy, we shouldn't feel too bad for him, because his happiness will come. But I hate watching a movie and feeling patronized, like "yeah, we get it...we're supposed to root for this guy and not the other". Audiences appreciate being trusted to understand what's happening. Don't just feed us Gerber...it's insulting. I actually think the movie would be better if Jerry was actually the right fit for Audrey, and had a great relationship with Max, and Fletcher's arc didn't end with him getting back with his ex. That way, it could focus more on the fact that it was all about Fletcher and Max. And we could end with a scene of Max's next birthday where Fletcher and Jerry are actually friends, and Jerry, Audrey, and Max live close to Fletcher, and so we get the final idea of "divorce can be amicable and friendly", and that would focus more on the father/son relationship of Fletcher and Max. I feel like the parents getting back together shifted focus away from what really mattered for this story.
@@mitchhamilton64 Oh, absolutely. Adam Sandler isn't a bad actor...he just doesn't care about making good content. So he'll make a shit movie when he sees those dollar signs.
@@mitchhamilton64 But check this out. What if Audrey and Jerry end up together, and Fletcher and Jerry coach Max's little league team together. I think that's a better movie.
It's like Ant man in that our protagonist is a loving but unreliable Dad. And his ex and daughter have really landed on their feet by finding a great husband and Dad who the protagonist learns to appreciate and even becomes good friends with.
20:28 Vkunia: "Oh my gosh oh my gosh is he in the baggage? HE IS! How does he always find ways to fit himself in weird places? First, Mechanical Rhino now a bag." Me: 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Okay, I'm gonna take SO MUCH flak for saying this, but my favorite line in the movie is when the son says (something like), "my teacher says beauty is on the inside", and Carey replies, "that's just something that ugly people say"... and what makes it so hilarious is that Carey said it during the time he wasn't able to lie!... ouch! Burn!... im sorry, I find that too funny!
I've said it once and I will say it always "All good comedies have heart to them" This one has such a good balance of the heart and comedy. I still love his zany roles like Ace Ventura or his dramatic roles like The Number 23.....but this movie ia my personal Jim Carrey movie.....maybe tied with The Truman Show. I have seen it sooo many times over the years and its still so funny and heartfelt. I wish I could remember the kid actors name as he is amazing in this role.
4:00 "Can we play?" "Absolutely. Right after your _party,_ tonight. We'll _do_ it." No, Fletcher. _Come_ on. He's not asking for a big _time_ commitment. Just take him outside and throw the _ball_ back and forth for a little while. Take a break and play catch with your son.
13:08 Oh, come on, Fletcher. What made you so unwilling to give this woman a raise when she asked for it? I mean you _might_ be able to find a better assistant, but that's the kind of task _she_ would take on. She's that good.
i can't believe i only just found this channel! how many people know jim made a cameo of his fire marshal character from SNL at the end when they're standing on the runway together, if you look in the crowd in the back you can see him and the people around him are smiling and trying not to laugh :P he cameo'd his own movie :)
One of my absolute favorite movies, and your reaction was so wholesome One thing that amazes me is that, in this sequel-happy era of filmmaking, how was there never a second one called Liar Liar: Pants on Fire?
Working with Jom back in the day must've been so entertaining and goofy, i imagine the same must've been with Robin Williams, such amazingly funny n charismatic guys.
This was one of the first VHS movies I bought lol. I still watch it all the time. My dad and I would always do "the claw!" to each other lol. The outtakes are one of my fav. "A goose!" lmao.
Jim Carrey had a rough childhood. He was the youngest child of 5 growing up in the steel making area of Ontario. The family was dirt poor and at one time, they were homeless, living in a tent and VW van. Eventually his dad got a job at the tire plant and the family moved into a company house across the road. To cover rent, the whole family worked as security and janitorial staff for the tire plant. Jim learned to do impressions and comedy at an early age to cheer up his family, mainly his dad during these tough times. His relationship with his dad was the basis of his comedy. Sadly, his dad died just as Jim was making it big, less than a year after the release of Ace Ventura.
So Liar Liar is probably a very personal film for Carrey. His portrayal of a dad who is imperfect, yet will do anything for his son looks like a tribute to his own father.
Well shit, that made me just cut more onions
Christ, is all that true? I guess that's why so much of his comedy straddles the line between living cartoon and mental breakdown. It's also really great to see working class actors make it big. Not enough can today and they have so many valuable experiences to share that the Oxbridge/Ivy League set just can't.
Thank you so much for this story and God bless you more.
Well at least he watched him being successful.
I tear up every time he says "I'm a bad father..."
His face of realization is just so convincing. This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood and it still holds up today.
Jerry saying to Jim: "Great job, dad!" And replying: "Thanks, son!" Is hands down one of the funniest subtle jokes in this film and I love it.
"I'm so glad my gift can bring those two closer together. My plan to phase myself out is almost complete."
"I've had better" cracks me up every time
That joke isn't subtle at all.
In fact, all of Jim Carreys humor is anything but subtle.
What does the cryptic orangutan reference at 1:05 mean?
"he struck the child did you see that?" 😂
Fun fact: Jim Carrey's "the claw" was actually something his dad used to do to him and his siblings when they were kids.
He based alot of his hybrid comedy/drama roles on his dad.
Awww I luv that! 🥲
I didn’t know that! That’s actually adorable
That's funny because my dad did it to us when it was late and time to go to bed. It was like on last hide and seek before going to sleep.
I had no idea, awesome!
One of my favorite lines ever... "I'm kickin my ass.... DO YA MIND!!"
Literally just used it last week at work.
I love when he's roasting the Partners and is going around the room pointing at people and just shouting one word, and then ends with the chick he nailed and screams SSSSSLLLLLLLLLUUUUTTTT!
When I saw it in theaters the audience lost it at that part.
Yes! That’s part of what makes him the best. No one comes close to Jim Carrey. This is 1 of his best movies
@@DanielRodriguez-eh1qd Same here. The whole theater was stomping their feet and laughing uncontrollably. Even got an applause when the scene ended. Funniest shit I've ever seen in a movie.
@@LumpyAdams - and Amanda Donohue's reaction was fantastic. I wonder how many takes it took before she could keep a straight face? Amanda Donohue has a thoroughly sexy aura, and is a very charismatic performer.
“Your honor, I object”
“Because it’s devastating to my case”
“I object, your honor”
“To yourself?”
“It’s only out of morbid curiosity that I allow this freak show to continue”
Eerily relevant 😂
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omg 😂
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Like the Depp case! 🤣
The original objection heresay lmao
"I'm a bad father!" that line and his face right after is just a gut punch.
"I hold myself in contempt!"
@@brauliob”Why should YOU be any different????!!”
The hardest thing about the wish is that he can no longer lie to himself and has to face the truth.
"I object!", "because it's devastating to my case!" Probably one of my favorite lines in the movie. lol
And we got to hear it again in a real court, recently, too!
I like the judge asking, "Do we have a settlement?" And Fletcher almost involuntarily shouting, "NOO!!!"
"I'm kicking my ass. Do you mind?" is my particular favorite. But they're all great.
And he leans SOOO hard and indignantly into!
Amber Heard legal team in a nutshell.
“ The pen is blue. The pen is blue. The goddamn pen is blue!”
Kills me everytime.
"STOP BREAKING THE LAW ASSHOLE!" Is mine.
@@jkhoover LOL I think of that line whenever people complain about speed traps or red light cameras
The pen is r-r-r-r-r... royal blue!
"You stuffed her like a thanksgiving turkey!" That line and his mimicking of a turkey had my dying of laughter 😂😂😂😂😂
The turkeys sounds are just ridiculous funny lol
And that wasn’t a blooper 😂
When I used to watch this movie as a kid that part was always my favorite, even still today it's funny as hell
“Did you ever not make LUUUUUUURRRRVVE???!!!!” 😂😂😂
Most folks think that the "Pet Detective" movies are Jim at his best in a pure comedic sense, but I've always felt that this is his best pure comedy. The out takes at the end of this movie are priceless.
Jim Carrey really deserves more props. At the time people thought his brand of comedy would age horribly. It's still hilarious!
“Deserves more props?” He’s one of the biggest stars of all time! All other comedians brand of humor aged horribly
The biggest comedy star of all time deserves more props?
I feel like during the 00s there was a sudden rebellion against mainstream comedy and recently people are getting over that giving guys like Jim Carry, Adam Sandler, and Ben Stiller more respect now. Click probably still gets a lot of shit but I still love that movie regardless, can't wait for reactors to hop give it a shot. A movie like Envy (probably my second favorite comedy ever) may never gain the traction but I think it's actually set up to be much better understood by today's viewers.
All my adult family members HATED him.
@@TheAustinKendall Jim Carrey Is Nothing like those 2 losers adam sandler and ben stiller! Why did you lump him in with them?
I remember seeing this in theaters and the collective laughter in the theaters was amazing. Everyone was laughing especially when he’s insulting the people at work in the meeting.
If you miss old Jim Carrey, he is 100% back in the Sonic movies ^^ He's just as fun and physical there
Watching him in Sonic... I was overwhelmed with respect for him.
No… definitely not 100% he might be back some. But definitely not like he was. In his prime he never would’ve done bullsh*t like Sonic
Eh. First one he's more like he was, but not nearly to the same degree. Second one he's just spouting off pop culture references to various stuff that's happening.
@@nsasupporter7557 He took it just to have fun. And he clearly did, given he broke his sequel rule for the second.
Also, why did you censor yourself? That's pretty sad. We all know what you meant, you just look too cowardly to openly express yourself.
@@TimedRevolver no, what’s pretty sad is that you had to bring that up. That’s not important at all
"I'll see you later, Dickhead!!" -That line makes me LOL every time
And when he faints right after leaving the room 😂😂😂
@@aelere7702 🤣🤣
When Max was asking if he could stay, it would have been the perfect time for Jerry to reply "As you wish!" Wesley could certainly appreciate True Love of a family...
Your joy is so pure and infectious. These videos always turn a bad day around.
TigerNightmare: That part with the woman in the elevator illustrates The True Meaning of cringe. That reaction right there. Pure, 100% cringe because it's So funny and embarrassing, you don't know whether to run away laughing or just curl into a fetal position and wither away. Haha
3:47 "She also has the Jennifer Aniston haircut from FRIENDS; love that cut!"
Funny that you say that because, Jim Carrey did a comedy with Aniston in 2003 called "Bruce Almighty" and I remember someone confusing this actress as Jennifer Aniston back when this first came out. I never understood how up until now.
The best part of this movie to me is character portrayal as real humans. At the end, Jerry has had huge character development. He too was lying to himself, pretending to be this optimistic and happy guy when he was really just coming across overly naive and obnoxious to everyone around him. In the end he did what was best for everyone and admitted his faults and I was so proud of Jerry. Oh yeah Fletcher made some good choices too.
PS: feels like a lot of movies nowadays would have had Jerry say some douchey one liner or just try to belittle Fletcher in that scene. Little do we consider that the villains in our stories are just humans working through their own process. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Yeah. I think Jerry was a good character and not a total dick or anything. It was clear he cared about the two and wasn't just the douchey rival character that would appear in some movies nowadays. I sorta wish the couple stayed together, but long distance at the end rather than her and Fletcher getting back together as an adult.
This was a fun one in the theater. There was so much joy and I will always cherish this as one of the few movies I got to see in the theater with my mother who recently passed. 🐾🐾🍻
Aw, condolences. Such a sweet memory to look back on. Be well
Love to your Mum. ❤
Jim: YOUR HONOR I OBJECT CUZ ITS DEVASTATING TO MY CASE!!!
Judge: OVERRULED!
Jim: GOOD CALL!!! 😬
Had me dying!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol true
I wrote my own plot for a sequel to this movie if it were ever to get made; this is what I came up with..
In "Liar Liar Pants on Fire," our protagonist, a sleazy car salesman named Max Reede, the son of Fletcher Reede from the first film, finds himself cursed by a gypsy he wronged. The gypsy casts a spell on Max, forcing him to only tell the truth for one day or risk having his pants catch on fire.
The movie opens with Max’s pants starting to smoke suddenly in the middle of a sales pitch, but only he can see it. Hilarity ensues as Max struggles to keep his pants from going up in flames while telling the truth about the cars he’s trying to sell. Customers are stunned by his honesty and refuse to do business with him.
Max must navigate through his day, trying to undo the curse and prevent his pants from catching fire. He visits a priest, a psychic, and even a fire marshal, but nothing seems to work. As the day goes on, Max’s honest confessions about his past misdeeds only make matters worse.
In the end, Max learns the value of honesty and makes amends with the gypsy who cursed him. The movie closes with Max finally breaking the curse, just in time to save his pants and his job. With newfound honesty, Max finds success and happiness in his career and personal life.
Throughout the film, "Liar Liar Pants on Fire" delivers non-stop laughs, witty one-liners, and a message about the importance of honesty.
idk why but "I'M KICKING MY ASS DO YA MIND?!" is the most iconic line for me
Love it too, the delivery is so great.
I love many scenes in this movie, the humor is off the charts. I recall the scene at the impound “You scratched my car!!”, ‘Where?’, “right there.” ‘Oh that, that was already there.’ “You liar, you know what I’m going to do about this?” `’What?’ “Nothing, because if I take you to small claims court it will just drain 8 hours out of my day and you probably won’t even show up. And even if I got the judgement you’d just stick me anyway. So what I’m going to do is piss and moan like an impotent jerk, bend over and take it up the tail pipe!” ‘You’ve been here before haven’t you?’
I think this is my favorite Jim Carry movie. Lots of really great laughs, and a great heartfelt message in the end.
Really great reaction! Glad you liked it!
*Carrey
This is probably one of the most perfect 90s comedy. Hilarious and sweet at the same time. Jim Carrey was/is such a master of physical comedy while also being hilarious at line delivery. The other 90s comedy that I’d consider perfect would be There’s Something About Mary.
This film is horribly HORRIBLY underrated. It's such a heartwarming story and a great moral tale - in addition to being funny as hell. I love how far the movie takes its concept, exploring the importance - and difficulty - of being truthful in one of the most untruthful professions there is. XD
Glad you got to enjoy it!
Maura (the mom) was such a good straight-woman. Here opposite Jim Carrey and if you haven't seen the show Newsradio (you probably haven't), you should. Great, silly 90s show. She played the straight against a great comedy cast of Dave Foley, Phil Hartman, Andy Dick, Stephen Root and a young Joe Rogan.
Fully agree, Newsradio is an underrated gem of the 90s.
She was in ER too
News Radio is my favorite sitcom of all time! Got the box set on DVD as a birthday gift years ago because I wouldn't shut up about how much I loved it
Jim Carrey is always wonderful 🙂 But “The Mask”, “Liar Liar” & “Bruce Almighty” are my personal favorites.
Also, just YES to “Mrs.Doubtfire” with Robin Williams ❤️
The pen is blue! THE GOD DAMN PEN IS BLUE!!!
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 This scene never fails to have be unable to breathe from laughing!! :D 🤣😂🤣😂
22:16 "That's very sweet of- That was _very,_ very sweet... of him."
Yeah. Consider how rare are movies in which the wife's current partner and her ex have such a _cordial_ relationship. In this way, Max is quite lucky. There's a stretch in the movie where it's like he's got three parents.
Well I mean he kind of did have 3 parents even though Jerry wasn’t fully integrated in his life although I like how they didn’t just make Jerry completely unlikable solely because he was Audrey’s new boyfriend, it was refreshing to see him just as a normal and even good man
I was OBSESSED with this movie when I was younger, rewatched it so many times, the bloopers are also hilarious. I also loved Princess Bride as a kid and it took me so long to realize Jerry was Wesley lol, Carrey Elwes really disappears into this role.
He was also in 'Robin Hood: men in tights' if you haven't seen it.
17:08="Move to strike" meant strike it from the records. Could you imagine if an actual courtroom term meant "hit the witness"? haha
I would actually watch court cases and probably become a lawyer 🤣
It really wouldn't be amazing to experience not being able to lie for one day. Because it isn't that he just can't lie, he is also compelled to tell the truth when spoken to, that is the real issue. He can't choose to stay silent, he HAS to speak. Think about all the things you say that are technically lies but nobody really thinks of them that way. It would an absolute nightmare.
Probably the best Jim Carey comedy. Very funny, but kinda sweet too.
*Carrey
@NolanEP and bruce almighty
Third to Ace Ventura 2 and Dumb and Dumber.
My father used to do the "Bear"! I swear to God when he pretended to be a bear It was like seeing him transform into a grizzly with hair and everything and I would run for my life! Child's fantasy knows no bounds...
Gained a new subscriber! I really enjoyed your reaction AND whoever’s editing your videos did a great job!
Liar Liar is pretty much my favorite movie of all time. I quite Wesley saying "you're scared of the claw" with that lackluster edge constantly.
Great reaction.
My favourite quote (it didn't make it to the edit):
Judge: "One more word out of you, Mr. Reede, and will hold you in contempt."
Reede: "I hold MYSELF in contempt! Why should you be any different?!"
I genuinely forgot how funny this movie is and how sweet it can be. Jim Carey is a hilarious actor, and the scenes with max heartwarming
*Carrey
This is always one of those feel good type movies I will always go back to watching when I'm feeling down, I probably watch it 3-4 times a year. Also next Jim Carrey movie you should watch that is my absolute favorite is Ace Ventura, definitely Carrey's best comedy. (Looks like you mention the mechanical Rhino so guess you've seen both Ace Ventura movies)
I love that he beats himself up, then when asked to describe who did, he describes himself
3:05 "She's a _wonderful_ assistant. Wow."
Yeah. Reede's focused a little _too_ much, I think, at least toward the beginning, on making _partner_ in the firm instead of appreciating his assistant and his son.
Jim Carrey what a legend.
Canada's best comic!
Bruce Almighty is another Jim Carey film you should see. I was in tears laughing so hard.
*Carrey
There will never be anyone else like Jim Carrey. ❤
I’d say Steve Carell is a very close 2nd.
They were great together in Bruce Almighty.
This was the first DVD I ever watched! On my Dad's first generation DVDROM on his PC. I had to restart the movie every 10 minutes because it would lag out due to the PC not being strong enough to handle it . It was still the coolest shit in the world to watch a MOVIE on a DISC on a computer! Thanks for unlocking this core memory for me.
7:37 His response was a reference to the '70s and '80s game shows where the host would ask the announcer (often named Johnny) what the contestant won.
You are such a pure soul. He you are watching him pull off all this humor and Aaron lot of it pretty raunchy, and finding morals and blessings in it. Loved the reaction.
Liar Liar and Dumb & Dumber were such fantastic experiences in the movie theatre audience reaction-wise - no other comedies have come close!
I LOVE your intro music! Do you listen to jazz?
As funny as this movie is, and as well as it showcases Jim's comic talents, (the outtakes over the credits ALONE are worth the price of admission) it also shows just how GOOD he can be in dramatic roles. "I hold MYSELF in contempt, why should YOU be any different?" was so fantastically delivered, you could really feel his pain in that moment.
16:50 Vkunia: "There's no way that man is a pool boy I just want to say that."
Me: "I don't see why not, he cleaned that lady's pool, alright" --- and I am sorry *not sorry* that I made that joke.
,,My, Myself and Irene" is also great(with Jim Carry)
I saw this movie when i was 4 cuz my dad didnt think it would be that bad😬
@@swagwolfgang My condolences xd
Oh yes please.. my favorite after the Ace Ventura movies.
Is it, though?
@@berumoddo4036 Yes… Me, Myself and Irene was Very underrated! It’s a crime how much that movie flew under the radar
I still remember when this came out on home video watching this with my mom who just recently divorced my father who was a lawyer and who had a second hidden relationship for a couple years before she found out. I was 10 but it was as awkward as you can imagine it was. I still have that vivid memory of hearing my mother say "yup, thats your father right there."
Hi Vkunia !
Loved your reaction to this fun family comedy. That said, if you want to see the best comedy ever made that revolves around a divorce, you had to go for Mrs Doubtfire, with Robin Williams. I made a quick search and it seemed you haven't reacted to it yet (or maybe you've already seen it ?). I'm pretty sure it will won a patreon pool quite easily
That's a classic
10:17-10:20 I reacted the same way when I ran into my ex at the mall. It warmed my heart when I heard some random guy say, "He did that thing from the Jim Carrey movie!"
Loved that you reacted to this! One of my favorite movies of all time :D
You mentioned the mechanical rhino from Ace Ventura 2. That movie was filmed in South Carolina while I lived there. Much of it was filmed at the General Dynamics plant I had worked for from '90 to '94, after it was used for Die Hard 3. The bat cave used part of the storm sewer from DH3.
Glad you enjoyed the movie. I enjoyed seeing how happy it made you and all your laughing. Gotta do some of those movies sometimes. You heart wrenching dramas are good too but sometimes a feel good movie is needed. Great Video. Keep up the good work and keep em coming.
> I wish all politicians could only tell the truth as long as they were in office voted in or appointed.
> Part of questioning of Jim Carry's witness and objecting to himself reminded me of the Amber H & JD trial.
> You know Jerry was in the Princess Bride.
> The bloopers are just whatever they decided not to put into the film.
You are so cool, V! I really enjoy your reactions. Thank you for your channel. I can't wait for your next one.
Everybody laughs at that "STOP BREAKING THE LAW, ASSHOLE!" line, but it is actually good legal advise.
22:07 "That's _really_ kind of him."
Yeah. You don't often see a movie in which the ex-husband and the current partner actually get along. They're not friends, but for the sake of the son, they're not bitter _rivals._
Jim carrey was made for this role. Great reaction video. Did you know that Jim made a cameo in this movie as his character fire Marshal Bill at the airport scene. Love your videos, keep up the great work.
The "overactor" blooper is my favorite one.
12:07 - "That's just something ugly people say."
VK: "That's not true :("
He can't tell a lie, Vicky!
I don't know how his assistant didn't think he was on drugs after the whole pen is blue scene.
One thing I really appreciate about this movie is that Jerry is actually a really good guy. Too many movies would fall into the temptation of making him an asshole, but I like the fact that he would've been a very good and stable male figure for the household. But the love is just not reciprocated. But because Jerry is such a good guy, we shouldn't feel too bad for him, because his happiness will come.
But I hate watching a movie and feeling patronized, like "yeah, we get it...we're supposed to root for this guy and not the other". Audiences appreciate being trusted to understand what's happening. Don't just feed us Gerber...it's insulting.
I actually think the movie would be better if Jerry was actually the right fit for Audrey, and had a great relationship with Max, and Fletcher's arc didn't end with him getting back with his ex. That way, it could focus more on the fact that it was all about Fletcher and Max. And we could end with a scene of Max's next birthday where Fletcher and Jerry are actually friends, and Jerry, Audrey, and Max live close to Fletcher, and so we get the final idea of "divorce can be amicable and friendly", and that would focus more on the father/son relationship of Fletcher and Max. I feel like the parents getting back together shifted focus away from what really mattered for this story.
@@mitchhamilton64 Oh, absolutely. Adam Sandler isn't a bad actor...he just doesn't care about making good content. So he'll make a shit movie when he sees those dollar signs.
@@mitchhamilton64 But check this out. What if Audrey and Jerry end up together, and Fletcher and Jerry coach Max's little league team together. I think that's a better movie.
Seconded!
It's like Ant man in that our protagonist is a loving but unreliable Dad. And his ex and daughter have really landed on their feet by finding a great husband and Dad who the protagonist learns to appreciate and even becomes good friends with.
@@chriskelly3481 Now that you point it out, yeah...it probably is. I hadn't thought about it consciously, but that's probably where I got that idea.
“Come meet Vanilla Ice’s doppelgänger”😂😂😂 I don’t think I can ever unsee that whenever I watch this movie again! 😊
"I'M KICKING MY ASS, DO YOU MIND??" Is ny favorite libe delivery ever 😂😂😂
Remember seeing this in the cinema. We laughed our asses off. 😂😂😂😂😂
20:28 Vkunia: "Oh my gosh oh my gosh is he in the baggage? HE IS! How does he always find ways to fit himself in weird places?
First, Mechanical Rhino now a bag."
Me: 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Okay, I'm gonna take SO MUCH flak for saying this, but my favorite line in the movie is when the son says (something like), "my teacher says beauty is on the inside", and Carey replies, "that's just something that ugly people say"... and what makes it so hilarious is that Carey said it during the time he wasn't able to lie!... ouch! Burn!... im sorry, I find that too funny!
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15:35 VKunia: "What the heck? Stop! What is he doing?"
Me: "His kicking _his_ ass, d'you mind?"
04:30 VKunia: "He is almost too enthusiastic."
Me: "Yeah, he can be a little... Mr. Magoo!"
I've said it once and I will say it always "All good comedies have heart to them"
This one has such a good balance of the heart and comedy. I still love his zany roles like Ace Ventura or his dramatic roles like The Number 23.....but this movie ia my personal Jim Carrey movie.....maybe tied with The Truman Show.
I have seen it sooo many times over the years and its still so funny and heartfelt.
I wish I could remember the kid actors name as he is amazing in this role.
4:00 "Can we play?"
"Absolutely. Right after your _party,_ tonight. We'll _do_ it."
No, Fletcher. _Come_ on. He's not asking for a big _time_ commitment. Just take him outside and throw the _ball_ back and forth for a little while. Take a break and play catch with your son.
I love your reaction to this! So glad you showed your reaction to the bloopers too! Hello from Texas!
13:08 Oh, come on, Fletcher. What made you so unwilling to give this woman a raise when she asked for it? I mean you _might_ be able to find a better assistant, but that's the kind of task _she_ would take on. She's that good.
Yeah, that's just being cheap. And that's how you lose talent and experience!
This and Bruce Almighty are my favorite films of his. Such a hilarious guy
Old Jim Carrey is back with the Sonic Movies. He's hilarious.
(Slaps hand in time)"Bad baby! Bad baby!" XD
"He's badgering the witness!"
"It's his witness!"
In the 2009 comedy, The Invention of Lying, the whole world is like this.
Yes, I LOVE that movie. It's so damn funny.
Of All the Carey Iconic Pieces This has ALWAYS BEEN MY FAVORITE
Jim Carrey at his best "The pen is Blue, the pen is blue" I lost it rolling on floor with laughter Liar Liar is one my favorite films of Jim Carrey
i can't believe i only just found this channel! how many people know jim made a cameo of his fire marshal character from SNL at the end when they're standing on the runway together, if you look in the crowd in the back you can see him and the people around him are smiling and trying not to laugh :P he cameo'd his own movie :)
He was rejected by SNL, it was in living color
@@SergioArellano-yd7ik you are correct. not sure why i said SNL i think i've been watching too much stuff about it recently lol
Your expression when Jerry starts doing the "claw" thing. Borderline cute
Princess V is Never borderline cute. She is completely cute and adorable.
13:22 "Holy shiz."
😆😆😆😆 I love the g-rated profanity. I mean _cheese and fries,_ Vicky! Do you wanna go to _heck?!_
She's Polish so she must be a good Catholic girl. Now I'm picturing her in a little Catholic school uniform
I love the Fire Marshal Bill cameo at the end of the airport scene!
One of my absolute favorite movies, and your reaction was so wholesome
One thing that amazes me is that, in this sequel-happy era of filmmaking, how was there never a second one called Liar Liar: Pants on Fire?
“You wanna play hardball… I’m game”
“yOu WaNnA pLaY hArDbALl… i’M gAmE”
😂😂😂😂😂
I get to see your reaction to Jim Carrey. Hallelujah, my prayers have been answered.
18:49 Reede is now coming to realize he's had a hand in the creation of a _monster._
One of my all time favorite Jim Carrey movies lol
Working with Jom back in the day must've been so entertaining and goofy, i imagine the same must've been with Robin Williams, such amazingly funny n charismatic guys.
This was one of the first VHS movies I bought lol. I still watch it all the time. My dad and I would always do "the claw!" to each other lol. The outtakes are one of my fav. "A goose!" lmao.
2:20 "Oh. So they're still, like, friends I guess. They had a _really_ bad _marriage."_
Yes. Audrey's been _very_ forgiving.
20:12 It kind of makes sense that baggage handlers would know where and when planes are leaving so they know when to load baggage.
When he was beating himself up in the bathroom, your reaction reminded me of the “No, no, noooooo” meme from the office haha