*HE CROSSED A LINE!!* The Mask (1994) Reaction/ commentary: FIRST TIME WATCHING Jim Carrey
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Fun Fact: the producers and director said that the dog that played Milo was one of the most talented and intelligent dog actors they’ve ever seen. The scene where he’s trying to get the keys from the guard Milo took them carefully without being told to do so, it was almost like he knew he wasn’t supposed to wake up the guard
Yes! That face where he hesitates! Checking to see if he's still asleep.
That scene in particular when Stanley is saying "Put the cheese down", Milo is so frigging adorable!
@@joeblankenship377 yep! That’s the one.
@@pyrettablaze86 I know right! He looks so disappointed that he can’t eat it.😂
Apparently, he also lived to 22, which is quite long even for a Jack Russel (they're a really healthy breed). And the popularity of this also caused an increase in Jack Russel breeding, which isn't such a positive thing.
Jim released Dumb and Dumber, The Mask AND Ace Ventura all in the same year...that's more than most actors entire careers. Unreal.
And got animated series followups!
Released sounds like he did editing and directing all by himself
Truman Show not long after, showing more range
It's wild because he was still on living color while making both ace and the mask
I was in high school when they came out. I had a few classmates that would constantly quote lines from Ace and Mask.
The Mask is a Dark Horse comic, and he's actually rated R, the character has the same powers as Bugs Bunny and Roger Rabbit. It's called Toon Force, He can alter reality however he wants, as long as he finds it funny. He's actually a very brutal sociopath character but was watered down for the movie.
After watching Everything Everywhere All At Once, I'd actually like to see a full R rated, comic version of the Mask. Some of Jobu's "fighting" reminds me so much of the Mask.
@@seattlecryptid I know right. He's got infinite powers and reality just doesn't exist in the same way as it does for us. I really wish we got an R rated version
Considering what he did to the mechanics, this checks out
@@normalityrelief Yeah In the original comic those mechanics straght up died, like the one had there skull replaced with a muffler... it was brutal
One of my favorite bits of trivia is that the Mask's dialog was originally supposed to be dubbed in post production, but Jim Carrey actually learned to talk with the prosthetic teeth in his mouth
The Truman Show is also an incredible selection for Jim Carrey it isn't an outright comedy and is more of a dramatic role for him. It was kind of his first segway to show his audience he was capable of more dramatic acting.
I think Truman Show is a great snapshot of his range. It has heavy, emotional moments as well as some of his trademark goofiness. Not as light as this, or as dark as Eternal Sunshine. Highly recommend this one if you do another Jim movie
putting my vote for Truman as well!!
Truman is a must!!
And THAT was how the general movie watching audience was introduced to Cameron Diaz. Needless to say, she made quite an impact!
What I most like about this film is when you sit down and examine it, it is almost _exactly_ the same theme as the original novel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde... Henry Jekyll and Stanley Ipkiss both were kind and good men who were thought well of by everyone around them, but with urges and desires they buried deep and refused to act on, Ipkiss out of timidity, Jekyll out of terror of reprisal for his monstrous urges. And both kept those sides of themselves totally repressed permanently. Then, one day... both of them discover a way to safely take the 'mask' of 'pure kindliness' off in a way they had nothing to fear from doing.
Jekyll discovered his potion, which did nothing but change his face, there was never an evil alternate personality in the book. Always it was Jekyll, in full control of his actions, 'hiding' behind another identity. By taking the potion he was actually taking off his mask... the true horror of the story is that any person you know or meet on the street could be a Jekyll, being kind, being nice, being acceptable... but actually thoroughly vile inside and only waiting for an opportunity to indulge without consequence... and you would _never, ever know them for what they really were_ even if you knew them closely for _decades_ just like Mr. Utterson did Jekyll since you can never truly know someone's heart unless you are them yourself.
Ipkiss found the mask, which made him feel unafraid of anything and protected him from all consequences both social and physical and gave him to power to do whatever he wanted.... but even wearing the mask it was _always_ Ipkiss and only Ipkiss in control of his actions... just not in control of _himself._ The mask didn't change who he was, like the potion didn't for Jekyll. It just let him stop hiding who he was. By putting on the mask he was actually taking his mask off, which is what Ben Stein is in the movie to point out. Ipkiss' whole journey in the film is him learning to do exactly what Ben Stein's character told him he _needed_ to do; _Be both himself, and the Mask._ Strike that delicate balance between self-control and self-assertion that he had always been lacking in and was making his life miserable and causing him problems either way, Mask or no. Not wearing the Mask caused him life problems, but wearing it, while giving him the ability to deal with problems caused him more and _worsening_ life problems. He had by the end of the film rejected both extremes, total self-repression and total self-expression and met somewhere in the middle between them. Which is why he threw the Mask away. He no longer needed it as a crutch, and was no longer the timid little man who found it, and was at balance and ready to handle life as it came entirely on his own confidence.
I love comparing these two stories for the poignant points they make, and often a mental exercise I do myself is to sit and ask myself: "If I managed to find The Mask and put it on... how is it _I_ would act while wearing it?" and I feel like it is an excellent modern koan to meditate on if you're trying to work out who you are and examine and understand your own identity.
Happy to see someone else truly appreciate Milo for being the real hero. Almost 3 years later and still the best dog I've ever seen in a movie.
Love this film. Considering it was released in 1994, the special effects really hold up. Plus, I just checked the cast list and didn’t realise so many of them are no longer with us
Yeah I'm literally shocked every second of the movie. It looks SOOOOO good.
"Those pajamas are impossible..." 😂😂😂
One of the funniest and memorable movies I saw in the cinema back in 94's. The audience howled with laughter.
Absolutely. It was truly a comedy for everyone. The Mask was silly and referenced older cartoons that children of the time would have been at least passively familiar with, if not fond of. But they didn't dumb down the story for kids so they also wrote good jokes that weren't super dirty.
I have so many fond memories of popping it into the VCR on a Friday night. Whenever you needed a good, fun laugh, The Mask is there.
Fun bit of trivia: The auto shop from The Mask is filmed in the same building as The Ghostbusters firehouse.
New York or Los Angeles?
@@andreadeamon6419 LA
The bank Ipkiss works at was also the Library from Se7en!
The "do you feel lucky, punk?" line is from Clint Eastwood's movie Dirty Harry (1971). You definitely HAVE to see it. There were 4 sequels, Magnum Force, The Enforcer, Sudden Impact, and The Dead Pool (which is where I first remember ever seeing Jim Carrey). Hope you get around to them. They're worth it.
Do I* feel lucky sorry had to be "that guy" lol
This is Cameron Diaz’s first movie role.
Ps. The mask brings out your inner self. Take Stanley Ipkiss a lovesick, cartoon loving, introvert. Put on the mask and boom… well you saw what happens.
Yes! You made some good observations, like when Stanley puts on the literal Mask it strips away his "social mask" and so it plays upon the whole "mask" theme of the film. I agree that no other film displays Jim Carrey's versatility as an actor so well. He's so good, a legend. And Milo! Precious hero doggie, I love him! Very glad you enjoyed this film, I've enjoyed it since childhood. Great reaction
My absolute favorite childhood movie
My favorite part is when they at the club and the bad guy is shooting at him and he says “you got me partner” and starts walking crazy towards them. I always lose it at that part he’s such a fool 😂😂
Cameron Diaz waa great in There's Something About Mary!!
The Clint Eastwood you're thinking of is called Dirty Harry another one of my favorites with him is Kelly's Heroes
Honestly Jim Carrey did so well in this! He’s also one of my favorite actors of all time! 😩
23:35 In the comic Mask works 24/7, and it slowly causes the wearer (There's more characters then Stanley puts on the Mask) to go insane. Also, it has much more violence.
It also works 24/7 in the animated series, despite that being more closer to the film. Guess it wanted to fuse the two?
This is my favorite Jim Carey movie, rewatched this soooo many times growing up (especially Hey Pachucko & Cuban Pete). ❤
Another interesting bit of trivia is that Peggy, the reporter who double-crossed Stanley, was played by Amy Yasbeck, who also played Maid Marian in "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" a year before she appeared in this movie.
THAT'S WHERE I KNOW HER FROM! It's been bugging me this whole reaction. Also a funny movie.
She was great on a sitcom called WINGS too! Her real life husband was a great comedy actor named John Ritter
The thing that always confused me about Peggy is in The Mask Saturday morning cartoon show - Cameron Diaz's character is nowhere around, and Peggy is treated as the kinda love interest, as if she never betrayed him!
This was my whole childhood!
"Me, myself and Irene" is another Jim Carrey duality movie.
Just started the video, saw you say, “I swear, the ultimate MVP” and I already know you’re talking about the dog lol
A couple of tidbits:
The film's closing scene, takes place on the real-life (former) Sixth Street Bridge, an iconic Los Angeles landmark. (I'm glad they selected it for the closing scene). About 5 years ago, the bridge was demolished for structural reasons, and the new Sixth Street Bridge constructed in its place (two rows of ten concrete arches).
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The credits in the film say, "and introducing Cameron Diaz" - making this her film debut.
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One of the differences between The Mask personas of Stanley Ipkiss and Dorian: Stanley's Mask character can warp his •surroundings•, including nearby people: He instantly conjures up any props he might need to execute his inner Looney Tunes gags (the alarm clock and mallet, the chain, boards and nails to hammer the gates shut...) ...and his ability to bend passersby to his will, turning them into human props (the police dancing to 'Cuban Pete', etc.) He's like a Charles Xavier on Steroids, "...I had the power to control people's minds - to make them think or do whatever I wanted." It's hard to think of any other character who can transform his local environment, including people, to that degree. (the closest example, is Dr. Manhattan from 'The Watchmen' - not only a wildly different film, but he doesn't uses his powers in anything approaching the same way.)
The Mask really manages to subvert expectations, nobody would expect the reporter to be the evil witch and the super sexy femme fatale to actually become the protagonist's girl :D the original comic this is based on is pretty dark and graphic :)
No one can do a role like The Mask quite like Jim Carrey that being said Milo 🐶 killed it I’d watch a spin off with Milo as the Mask that was my favourite part of the movie lol
My godness FINALLY you watched the MASK!!! The greatness of 90!
In japan when this movie was released at cinemas there was almost ANY free seat so many people had to standing to watch the movie, a great success!
Dumb and Dumber & Truman are two of his best movies.
This movie changed my life when Tina showed up dancing on Coco Bongo. And this mask is so powerful. He can bend reality, and insert other people in it. Can control people, can shapeshift, CAN DO ANYTHING.
I like how Jim Carrey acts more normal than how he usually does in this movie.
The cartoon Stan watches in the movie is a famous one from Tex Avery. Which was also the creator of Droopy. He was arguably the main rival for the Looney Tunes in the 40's and 50's
You'd probably love "Something About Mary" with Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller. And Bruce Almighty with JC... Thx for Mask reaction 👍
I used to really love the cartoon too. There was a animated series of The Mask back in the day. I used to watch it during my younger years. Very dope and classic cartoon.
@10:35 “You’re an Avenger, bro.” The tie-in with Marvel because of Loki is something he has yet to see at this point.
Amazing classic The Mask starring by Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz (In her first movie debut) thank you Thor great reaction excellent👍👍👍👍
This movie is usually a big surprise for people. Even those who don't normally like Jim Carrey tend to like this one. It's just plain fun.
My big sister had a dog that looked just like him called lily,after the movie i called lily milo from then on,my brother-in-law used to say stop it she's Not that smart 😂
this movie has a cartoon series which also aired along side of and crossed over with an Ace Ventura series. it also had a sequel but with out Jim Carry, which is sort of a trend for his films.
an other fact I can't ever unsee, the car repair people are on the Ghostbusters Fire House set.
There is a sequel called "Son of the Mask", but it is with neither Carrey nor Diaz, and is considered one of the worst movies ever made.
Would make for a fun reaction tho
@Rebecca And Floop in Spy Kids and King James the 1st in Doctor Who.
@Rebecca Yes, he was. The episode he was featured in was called "The Witchfinders". And he played the historical figure, King James the 1st.
I think the only person who came back from the mask was Ben Stein
18:17 "What hat is that?" That's a traditional green accountant's visor from the late 1800s into the 1900s. You'll see it in old-school cartoons every so often. I was curious, so I did a little research. Apparently they were intended to reduce eye strain from incandescent light bulbs, etc., for people who did a lot of paperwork.
Honestly I think be hard to prosecute Stanley because they could prove that mask is the same one shown in the video plus his fingerprints could all over the place.
"A trolling Mary Poppins" 😂😂😂
love this movie, crazy to think this was Cameron Diaz's first movie apparently she had a birthday wile she was on set, there's this sweet behind the scenes clip of Cameron Diaz and Jim Carrey making fun of each other and it looked like to me that they are great friends.
I'd like the Loki TV series to reference The Mask now this movie has made it quite clear that the mask is connected to Loki,
Great Reaction As Always.
you should check out Man on the Moon. I think it's one of Jim Carrey's best performances.
The original comic is very dark.
The very first story arc has multiple scenes that were adapted to the movie...however, even though the Mask (who, btw, is known as the Big Head Killer, in the comic) uses cartoon superpowers, the real world still works in a realistic fashion.
So when he hits you over the head with a mallet, he actually smashes your skull.
Yes, the mask was a dark horse comic book, and it was much darker than the movie more violent definitely, R rated
33:12 Even though you wouldn't expect it given their small, 1-foot tall size, Jack Russel Terriers are prodigious jumpers, able to leap up to 5 feet in the air!
The dog is the best part of this film, and this film is awesome.
The best part of the film was Carrey, not the dog, sounds like you're into bestiality.
@@jlhanlon1980 What?
You mentioned to callback to Milo getting keys, but they also showed him grabbing a Frisbee out of the air in the apartment like he grabs the mask in the final part of the movie :)
"Me, Myself & Irene" is a hysterical movie! Jim Carrey plays two completely different characters and co-stars Renee Zellwegger, Chris Cooper and a cast of characters that will have you rolling! Great reaction!
I didn't remember that you had seen "Knight And Day." I'm glad that you gave it a shot.
Agree with Milo. Feel like he rivals Lassie for smart movie dog.
Such a great movie. I rewatch whenever I see it on. It's a good one to cheer you up if you are having a hard time.
One thing I've come to love about this movie as I've gotten older, besides, you know, Cameron Diaz in general, is the switch up of the trustworthy female characters. Typically with these types of stories, the "bombshell" character (Tina) is selfish, evil, and untrustworthy, and the "average girl" (Peggy) is kind, sweet, and cares about the main character, but in this one, Tina's the one that's actually trustworthy, sure she was reconning the bank for Dorian, but does anyone believe she actually had a say in the matter? Peggy, however, turns out to be selfish and sells Stanley out the instant she can profit from it.
The cliche story where the guy ends up with the plain sweet girl, who he didn't notice at first, instead of the bombshell is some morality lesson bullshit and I have always loved how this movie stayed away from that. Also the fact that the guys were drooling over how hot she was is something I miss from the 90's when it was just funny and people wouldn't get all butthurt and offended over it.
Then again the movie was based on a rather gruesome comic so it was already toned down a lot for the movie.
I still have hope we get out of this "everything is offensive" phase and that we can go back to growing backbones and taking a joke... this type of humor made movies so much funnier.
But isn't the evil readhead another cliché? Female depictions of devils are often readheads.
@@d-1381 That kind of humor was never funny to me. Becoming the wolf is funny because it is cartoonish but the way they gab at her in the beginning makes me unconfortable (I know it is exagerated) and we can see what happenes when Stanley weares the mask, right? He isn't approaching her in a respectfull way. He is herassing her in the park but it's shot in a funny way. I also don't like how he "manhandles" her while dancing, as if she was just an object (eventhough she like the kiss).
@@sawanna508 Not to my knowledge. To be honest, now that you bring it up, I can't really think of any notable redheads outside of cartoons/anime and they, for the most part, are good. Maybe I'm forgetting live-action ones.
...No, there's no sequel. No. Absolutely not. Nothing at all.
Just a horrible nightmare that scars some of us in our sleep.
Jim Carrey was my favourite actor as a kid! Found your channel a few months ago and I’m really digging your content. The scene with cannibal corpse on Pet Detective you mentioned something like “that’s me when I’m off camera” Nice to know that gorgeous hair isn’t just there for show! 🤘🏽😂 I knew there was a reason I enjoyed your channel so much lol
Seeing you smile/laugh puts me in such a better mood and I really needed that. 😂
the movie that introduced Cameron Diaz to the world! she was bombarded with job offers (mostly roles for which she just had to be blonde), and what did she do?said "- no thanks!",and went to study acting!how many budding actresses would have the guts to risk their big break in cinema like that??
I love how the good girl turns out to be bad, and the fem fatele working for the mob boss is good :>
The psychologist character was Ben Stein, who played a teacher in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. (He's the one that was calling roll and kept repeating "Bueller? Bueller?") He was also a political advisor to Ronald Reagan, I think? and had a trivia game show for a short time, similar to Jeopardy. Oh, and he did the Clear Eyes commercials back in the late 90s.
I will agree with the suggestion of others - if you want some good Jim Carrey that isn't so much exaggerated comic-style, give "The Truman Show" a watch.
It's got a quirky premise, but it ultimately goes into some really serious drama/emotion as well.
Omg I've rewatched The Mask about a million times so I knew about the twist but it's really nice to see somebody be surprised about it. 😊
This was Cameron Diaz's first film debut ever she was only twenty-two years old at this time and this movie came out in 94, same year I was born
The Mask is one of the few JC movies I've watched a few times. He was really awesome in it! It fit him perfectly. It's a goofy trip overall with a dash of romance. My favorite bit in the movie is the Cuban Pete segment. How can anyone not want to get up and have fun dancing to it lol? Now Nick....seriously, for a more dramatic mode of JC, react to -- The Majestic. So many of his early films were comedies, this one showed that he could do drama. It's a lovely movie. ❤😊
Funny how Jim Carrey plays The Mask in this, then a year later, he played the Riddler in Batman Forever.
I always forget how much I like this movie
I KNEW that MVP line in the opening was about Milo, I just knew it. XD
Yes, it's based on a comic. The comic is extremely dark, like whoever's got the mask, people end up dead. But since they had Jim Carrey, why go with anything other than what we ended up with? :)
You should check out the Dirty Harry Franchise. I've only seen the first one 'Dirty Harry' and one of the sequels 'The Dead Pool' which I didn't know was a Dirty Harry film at the time. The dead pool's got a very young Liam Neeson in a moderately large roll.
Incidentally, have you seen 'Dark Man?' Sam Raimi's comic book movie, that's not based on an actual comic book. Kind of like a prooving script for him to go on and make the Spiderman trilogy. The point with that is it's Liam Neeson starring. Great flick.
They also had the cartoon. loved watching it as a child
Darkman is excellent. A very underrated superhero/horror movie.
Funnily enough, Jim Carrey is also in The Dead Pool
The reason for the mask working at night was a movie choice as to better showcase the green face as well as a more colourful city vs how it is in the day.
Also because it looks cooler at night.
This is definitely one of my favorite movies! glad you finally got to see it.
Yes the cartoon he's watching is real, it's a Tex Avery cartoon. This guy's shorts for the MGM were gold and hilarious, the source of a lot of humor for this movie. It would be funny to see you react !
What a fun reaction! Your humour and appreciation are so welcomed. :) If you're going through Jim Carrey movies, I can't wait for you to get to The Prestige -- such an underrated gem!
The Mask and Truman Show are my favorite Jim Carrey movies
SSSSSSMOKIN!
Fun fact: in Italian they translated that with"Ssssfffumeggiante!"but pretty much everyone(myself included)hear"spumeggiante"(=foamy)instead of"sfumeggiante"!🤣And TBH,I prefer "foamy"over"smokin",probably because I hate smokers.🚭
The Clint Eastwood reference is from his Dirty Harry movies.
"Do you feel lucky? Go ahead punk! Make my day!"
@38:39 That quote is from the first Dirty Harry movie.
Just realized that Peggy is Marian from Robin Hood: Men in Tights
I thought this was Diaz's breakout role?
It was her first movie role, that's what 'introducing' in the title credits stands for..
Her breakout role was with "There's Something About Mary".
After that one everyone knew her, and thus came "Charlie's Angels" and "Shrek".
Gotta say though, easy 10 back then, very pretty woman.
Speaking of a why so serious moment in the comics Stanley was a mass murderer who was violently killed at the end of the of the series. Since then, Dark Horse has produced several of mask series (generally 4 issues each). They have done some crossovers, especially with DC. One of those crossovers was when the Joker got the mask. Now there is a why so serious moment
Thank you for sharing your reaction to this.
38:34 That comes from a famous speech in Dirty Harry (1971).
When Jim says well Do You Feel Lucky,Punk!That’s From Clint Eastwood’s Classic Film Dirty Harry
38:40 - "Do I feel lucky?" comes from the Dirty Harry series of movies. How have you not seen them, though? Anyway..... if you do those movies, you should also do "Every Which Way Buy Loose" and "Any Which Way You Can".... both star Clint Eastwood, and are funny as Hell.
Yes those two Clint Eastwood movies are great. Love Clyde in both the movies.
@@bidwell13 You know, at least one of Clyde's siblings was in the Danny Devito/Tony Danza movie "Going Ape". Now THAT movie is cheesy as Hell, but I love it!
The way Doyal trys to get his dance on is hilarious.😂
Okay, so the first thing to know is that this movie is MUCH tamer than the comics. If this movie were comics-accurate, it would be a HARD R. Imagine if Tom and Jerry did all the same things, but showed the realistic results of what they did to each other.
2:44 - This is Cameron Diaz's movie debut.
4:58 - This is the same kind of car Fozzie Bear drove in The Muppet Movie. Don't know if it's the SAME car.
7:16 - This is Red Hot Riding Hood, one of the most iconic cartoons of legendary animator Tex Avery. His humor helped define the cartoons of Warner Bros. and MGM, which catered to more adult sensibilities than the cartoons of Disney.
9:54 - So this was always my favorite scene in the movie, but for 'some reason' whenever I saw it on television, they would skip straight from The Mask destroying the car to him attacking the mechanics. It wasn't until years later when I was much older and saw this uncut again that I realized what happened.
10:04 - This. TV stations would cut out this WHOLE SCENE just to drop this 3 second sex joke. They could easily have cut around this one gag but they didn't.
14:16 - An easy to miss detail here is that when Nico hits the golf ball out of Dorian's mouth, the drive machine registers a significantly farther distance than in the previous swings in the scene.
24:53 - This is what the Cancel Cultists THINK Pepe LePew is.
25:49 - So in one of the old Star Wars Expanded Universe books (what they call 'Legends' these days), Boba Fett tries to capture Han, but Lando gets the drop on him and saves Han (it's the first meeting for all of them). Han and Lando order Fett to disarm. I've always imagined that scene looks like this.
26:45 - So this is one of the most iconic scenes from this movie. This song was first released in the mid 30s and then popularized by none other than Desi Arnaz in 1946. He and Lucy performed it in an episode of I Love Lucy: ruclips.net/video/sQZ6vOQYdcs/видео.html
28:16 - I absolutely ADORE that you and Stanley have the exact same reaction at the exact same moment.
38:34 - Dirty Harry.
39:27 - Wrong movie.
41:13 - Not one that you'll want to watch.
It makes sense that it's a Loki mask in this movie and he is basically a Bugs Bunny guy, since Bugs is like textbook trickster god archetype in looney tunes too.
Fun fact: This movie was originally suppose to be a horror film and kick start a new franchise to replace Nightmare on Elm Street for New Line Cinema.
I loved this movie as a kid, and had an action figure of The Mask in his yellow suit - you could change his Mask head with a normal Stanley head too :D
Please do “The Pick of Destiny” 🙏🙏🙏
41:50 Jim Carrey actually stated that he knew the most important part was getting Stanley right, because if Stanley didn't work, the audience would just be like "Get to the Mask already!" for most of the film.
28:45 - her previous film was playing Maid Marian in Robin Hood: Men in tights.
41:02 - that was quite deliberate from the writers; given Amy Yasbeck’s previous role, one would assume she was good and they chose Cameron because she was an unknown - and they they did the flip n
👐🏻 Knight & Day! 👐🏻
"Frankly, my dear, I *don't* give a damn."
"Tell Scarlet I *do* give a damn!"
"Do I feel lucky?"
#DirtyHarry
Let's be honest, who DOESN'T remember Jim Carrey singing "Cuban Pete?
If you liked the actor who played the police chief, look up "Local Hero". It's one of the latest movies with Burt Lancaster. And the film music was written by Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits...
I love the little details of his appearance getting worse and worse when his mental breaking down😁👍👍👍
No, there’s no sequel it doesn’t matter what other people or the internet might say
The first 2 comic runs are a lot darker than this 😂 they wrote the 3rd comic so it was more like the film, more cartoony violence than just straight up lunacy lol
Though there is some gritty stuff they sneak in.