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@@jamesgreenshade6065 The cartoon series on the other hand are awesome! I loved them as a child, goofy but for a kid and for that time they were amazing also the Ace Ventura cartoon series!..
13:09 I just love Dorian's reactions, during the 'Oscar' scene, the character instantly realizes & accepts that he's in front of an audience, and starts spiffing himself up, looking nervous. That's brilliant.
"He's like god right now"....precisely. Remember, the God of Mischief and Chaos Loki created that mask, so it is his powers in it. The powers of a god of chaos is in that mask and it can literally bend reality how the user see fits. Hence why Stanly is all Loony Tunes, because he's a major fan of the cartoons so his powers mimics Loony Tunes.
The Masks powers are limited only by a persons imagination and even then only what they person finds entertaining or funny. The only other limitation from the comics is that The Mask brings out and exaggerates a persons true personality. If a person is purely and unashamedly themselves the Mask doesn’t work, The Insane and psychotic for example.
One of my favorite little bits of this movie is during the Oscar scene, when Dorian sees the audience, he actually fixes his hair and adjusts his jacket to make sure he looks good for the crowd. It's a hilarious little bit of business. The gag with the condom was also an ad lib by Carrey.
Lol. Yep. And it's more than just a representation. The mask has Loki's soul or something like that. Once you put the mask on, you become "possessed" by Loki himself. And I put possessed in quotations because Loki still harbors parts of Stanley even when he's in control. Loki like amplifies the personality of the person who wears the mask. Which I find very interesting. Man, I love this movie.
Loki is also far more villainous in the Norse tales than he is in the Marvel Universe. In the MCU he loves his father and brother, in the Norse myths he has no immediate relation to them, and cares very little for them.
@@rcbuckets Yeah. But also in Norse mythology he is known as Odin's and Thor's "brother" depending on the Saga. So, he's both Odin's "son" and "brother" or one or the other, depending on which Saga you go by. But despite Loki not caring, Odin cares for him in the Sagas where they are "brothers". Norse genealogy, relationships, and what not can get quite confusing, though that's with most ancient dieties in various cultures.
A lot of the movies from the 90’s that used CG that “still holds up”, is because they didn’t try to do more than the CG was capable of. This movie is a good example, because the character is cartoonish, the CG doesn’t have to look real, so it works. Another great example is Jurassic Park. They chose subjects that didn’t require a lot of expression or extra mechanics like hair, fur, feathers, etc., and they smartly blended it with practical effects.
Jim Carrey definitely had a good year in 1994. In addition to this film, he also starred in "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" and "Dumb and Dumber". He was also ending a five-year run on the sketch comedy show "In Living Color". Talk about being busy.
The mask amplifies repressed thoughts and impulses, making the wearer unhinged. It essentially takes away the superego, the part of your mind that says "This isn't right, we shouldn't do this" and lets the id take control, the id being the base needs and desires. At least that's my interpretation based on a semester of Psych that I refuse to not use lmao in regular terms, it takes away any fiber of your body that knows right from wrong, which is why even a good guy like Stanley -who wants to be a different kinda guy- gets turned into a cartoon casanova, and what's his face goes crazy in a "I'll murder anyone without remorse" kinda way because that's his inner want. Also, the more you use it, the more you become a little looser in personality, like how Stanley gets more bold in his actions towards the end.
the comic is mostly using the powers as a act of revenge at least in the mask movie there is reasons behind it and something to learn also the movie gets darker towards the end because of the others persons personality.
1994 was Jim Carrey’s year. He had 3 movies released: Ace Ventura in the spring , The Mask in summer , and Dumb & Dumber in the fall. There is a sequel, Son of the Mask. It’s truly awful. Can’t wait until you react to it 😂
Great reactions. BTW there is another mask movie “The Son of the Mask” staring Jamie Kennedy as the Mask but it’s horrible. I personally pretend that it never happened. Overall, this was my favorite Jim Carey movie as a child. I even have a limited edition prop replica of Loki’s mask that comes with a stand to display in my room.
The fact Jim Carrey’s big break films Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, AND Dumb and Dumber all came out in 1994 proves he was a comedic force to be reckoned with during that era! 😈
The Mask was based on “The Mask” comic book. Which was a bit darker an edgier than this movie. Here’s another Jim Carry recommendation, “Liar Liar.” Yes, there was a Mask 2, but it wasn’t really all that good. There was also a short live animated series.
But! The animated Series was actualy quite good! It was more in line with the first film. Also, Rob Paulson played both Stanley and The Mask in the animated Series and Rob Paulson is always a win.
Saw it at the cinema on first release as a teenager - Cameron Diaz was something of a revelation at that age. Was later re-introduced to Big Bad Voodoo Daddy by my local record shop when I was at uni and it suddenly clicked where I had heard them before.
Funny that I’m so old now that I remember this movie went from being quoted as much as Borat was to being a movie young adults haven’t seen. I’m only 31 too 😬😬
Jim Carrey nailed the this movie playing the Mask is one of his best roles in the 90s, i hated the sequel so much it sucked so bad it’s just forgettable to me, forever Jim Carrey never disappointed me.
Fun fact: In Norse Mythology Loki is not the brother of Thor, but his uncle and close friend. Loki is blood brothers with Odin. They’re are not related except by being descendants of the giant Ymir
Since the movie is a little different from the comics, the comics are more gory. The Mask has the powers of a cartoon character he is basically a cartoon god.
The Mask is a Jim Carrey classic. The effects are so good because the company that did them was ILM. They had just done the groundbreaking effects for Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park, so they were really pushing the technology back then.
I watched this movie when i was 10 years old. That is also the day i lost my mind. After the credits rolled i was on the ground laughing and rocking back and forth. With massive grin on my face. My parents actually got worried.
YES someone reacted to this movie 😤 this is why you are the GOAT! I remember watching this movie 5 years ago and it was my favorite movie and still is a great movie to me.
Fun fact Jim Carrey was supposed to come back for the mask 2 but because his schedule was so busy doing movies like The Cable Guy and Batman forever had to say no.
@@justinbryan6249 Jim Carrey was one of the biggest/busiest movie stars in the late '90s/early 2000s. Hit after hit, year after year. Oftentimes, his movies were among the Top 10 grossers of their respective years. Thus, he was very much in demand. After Carrey chose not to do a *Mask* sequel, the original idea was scrapped and a whole new plot was conceived. As is always the case in Hollywood, pre-production can take several years, especially when you have to recast/rewrite, which is why it took a decade until principal photography finally began on the sequel.
If memory serves, the mask Carrey found was animated by the power of Loki, the Norse trickster-god, and unleashes the Id of the person wearing it, in the way that best suits that person. Ipkiss (spelling?) lives a stressful life, and relives that stress by watching cartoons, so his Mask persona is like a cartoon. If you want a taste of the big-band jazz music in the film, look for Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's channel.
From the animated show to Jim Carrey's rendition, still one of the best movies ever. The Mask is like no other and will always continue to shine in his own right
This movie is pretty amazing when you remember that this was Jim Carrey's second film ever and Cameron Diaz's feature film debut. Two stars practically new to film have their careers skyrocket.
If you can find a littel known Vampire Flick called "Once Bitten". Then you will see a teenage Jim Carry with sparks of comic genius before he became famous.
The Mask is based on a comic book series by Dark Horse. It is much more dark than the movie (Then again you can't have Jim Carrey murder people in ways the Joker would say is over the top).
Just gotta share, I woke up in a pretty crummy mood today, but watching you guys react to this absurdity put a big grin on my face. Thanks for what you do!
Jim Carrey is the absolute best at physical comedy. He is great in every role he plays. They would recommend Ace Ventura 1 and 2, Cabel Guy, Batman Forever, and Liar Liar. Also the mask has basically no boundaries to its powers, also the mask changes do to the persons personality like how we see Stanley watching cartoons so it went with that personality for him. Also the mask originally was a comic book series except it was EXTREMELY gory with lots of people getting killed.
One thing about Maylo using the mask. Don't forget that Loki is mostly known for his ability to change into animals! Wolf was his favorite shape change! So Maylo using the mask actually works.
YESSSS! Lookin' forward to Ferris Bueller's Day off (which has an actor from this movie) and if you haven't seen Jim Carrey's Liar Liar, that's another one of his brilliant physical comedy movies.
Hahahaha this is the first Mask reaction I've seen. One of my favorite movies growing up, still love it. It's so fucking funny. THERE'S ALWAYS TIME....FOR ONE LAST KISS......
The Mask wad based on an independent comic book published in the 90s. There actually use to be many more comic book films back in the day beyond simply Marvel and DC. Lot of movie reactors just going down the cookie cutter MCU catalog. It’d be more interesting to see you react to the other comic book films from the smaller and indie publishers. Some non Marvel/ non DC comic book films for you to consider. “The Crow” (1994) “Sin City” (2005) “Dredd” (2012) “Kick-Ass (2010) “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) “Akira” (1988)
this mask is much more mellow and nicer than his comic book version, think deadpool with the powers of cartoons and a mindset Spawn would pass on teaming up with
this is what jim carey was in the 90s ave ventura is a similar style of comedy but he's an animal detective the 1st is "pet detective" & the sequel "call of the wild" where he is hired to help track down an animal he's actually scared of which was stolen
I freaking loved this movie growing up, I think it's where I got my dark humor from😂 I used to watch it all the time and now my sisters and I always quote it.
Random fact about me, Cameron Diaz in this movie was my first serious celebrity crush when this came out. I thought she was so beautiful! Years later I realized I was gay and just appreciated her beauty and fashion in the film 😅 🤣
This is my childhood. I was 2 when it was released and got the video of it maybe in 1997, and apparently would drive my parents mad by watching it every day for about a year.
I hope one day we will have an Adaptation of the Mask from the Comics, where Big Head is a crazy cartoonish killer, full of gore, dark humor and just- heavy atmosphere and cringe, like you feel like something is crawling under your skin out of fear y'know?
Fun fact: They originally wanted to cgi the cartoonish teeth, but Jim Carrey practiced and taught himself to act and talk with those giant prosthetic teeth. "He liked it a little too much." It's a 'subtle' way of saying he 'beat' himself. Old cartoons were more adult than you realized. Check out Tex Avery. "Be serious about being funny."
@@TimotheeReacts Liar Liar Or Truman Show is the other movie being referenced a lot recently in reference to WandaVision. (I previously recommended A Knight's Tale for Paul Bettany, I saw it on your list! That's great!) And Pleasantville w Toby Maguire rounds out the trio.
@@TimotheeReacts Yes, I second Stef Furness with her choice, you should definitely do Liar Liar and The Truman Show, plus you should as well do Irene, Me & myself and the classic Dumb and Dumber, also from 1994 (quite a great year for Jim Carrey)…
Dude, Son Of the mask, Mask 2, is a spin-off where it takes place immediately after where it focuses on the mask being washed ashore and another dog finds it, and gives it to his owner, but none of the cast return, its a stands by itself sequel I personally love (its fantasticer than the first and wackier and has mass action but its not dark), you both need to check it out...!
Stanley is the same person, the Mask has only drawn out all of his personality, all the parts of him that people normally hide to maintain the social standard of normal, and the Mask has intensified it and empowered it beyond mortal levels, the Mask being created by Norse God of Mischief Loki makes the Mask a Godly item meaning all who wear it are imbued with the power of a God
I think it elt him act out a few of his desires but the mask gave him a dangerous personality too tag kingdom pushed boundaries a bit too far and is crazy.
@TimotheeReacts: Got to second what SpiritScar, below ( or above depending on how you sort your replies for reading, ) said ( typed. ) You should watch, and react to, 'Sin City' ( full title = 'Frank Miller's SIN CITY' ) from 2005. This is an absolutely brilliant film adaptation of some of the stories from Miller's popular "Sin City" series of graphic novels ( comic books to old guys, like me. ) Filmed in black and white, with splashes of color for emphasis. Brilliantly directed by Miller and Robert Rodriguez ( primarily the directing of Rodriguez, Miller mainly helped the actors with character motivations. ) Also with one scene directed by Quentin Tarentino ( who is a friend of Rodriguez - and who had collaborated with him before*, and after**. ) Excellent emsemble cast - including: Jessica Alba, Alexis Bledel, Powers Boothe, Rosario Dawson, Benecio del Toro, Michael Clarke Duncan, Josh Hartnett, Rutger Hauer, Jaime King, Michael Madson, Brittany Murphy, Clive Owen, Mickey Rourke, Nick Stahl, Bruce Willis, and Elijah Wood. *See: 'From Dusk till Dawn' ( 1996, ) among others. **See: 'Grindhouse' ( 2007, ) among others.
The Mask's power is "cartoon logic" (think Looney Tunes and the like). In the movie this affects everyone he wants it too, so a muffler up the ass is A-OK for the mechanics. In the comics he himself and what he is doing are the only things with cartoon logic, so the muffler up the ass scene would've been fatal and incredibly gruesome for the mechanics. In the movie it is apparently Loki who made it (no, not Marvel's Loki), but in the comics it is thought to have been created by an ancient, unknown African tribe an unknown number of years ago.
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There is a son of mask movie I don't know if anyone has actually watched it it looks kind of crap there was also a cartoon series
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@@jamesgreenshade6065 Yeah, but they shouldn't react to that "sequel"…
@@jamesgreenshade6065 The cartoon series on the other hand are awesome! I loved them as a child, goofy but for a kid and for that time they were amazing also the Ace Ventura cartoon series!..
@@jamesgreenshade6065 please reacts to "the mask 2" movie..It will reveal the origin of the mask and you guys will know the reason of its existence.
13:09 I just love Dorian's reactions, during the 'Oscar' scene, the character instantly realizes & accepts that he's in front of an audience, and starts spiffing himself up, looking nervous. That's brilliant.
I never noticed that lol
The Mask is one of the few characters who can beat Deadpool, even at his own game.
I'm amazed there's no new Movie with the Mask
He's like the Joker
@@beastmasterbg In the comics The Mask is a brutal killer but they chose to make it into a comedy movie
hell, the Mask can beat Deadpool AND Loki, hands down...
@@weaponsofwarfare9537 hes still pretty brutal he killed a lot of people in this movie and shoved mufflers up 2 guys asses lmao.
@Pro Jey96 The comics version can match Lobo, who in turn could beat Superman. I wouldn't really say he's weaker....
"He's like god right now"....precisely. Remember, the God of Mischief and Chaos Loki created that mask, so it is his powers in it. The powers of a god of chaos is in that mask and it can literally bend reality how the user see fits. Hence why Stanly is all Loony Tunes, because he's a major fan of the cartoons so his powers mimics Loony Tunes.
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The Masks powers are limited only by a persons imagination and even then only what they person finds entertaining or funny. The only other limitation from the comics is that The Mask brings out and exaggerates a persons true personality. If a person is purely and unashamedly themselves the Mask doesn’t work, The Insane and psychotic for example.
I just love that Jim did all his own dancing. He's a hell of a real dancer.
One of my favorite little bits of this movie is during the Oscar scene, when Dorian sees the audience, he actually fixes his hair and adjusts his jacket to make sure he looks good for the crowd. It's a hilarious little bit of business.
The gag with the condom was also an ad lib by Carrey.
“ what are the extent of his powers?”
The mask is a representation of Loki.
What are the extent of the god of mischief’s powers?
Lol. Yep. And it's more than just a representation. The mask has Loki's soul or something like that. Once you put the mask on, you become "possessed" by Loki himself. And I put possessed in quotations because Loki still harbors parts of Stanley even when he's in control. Loki like amplifies the personality of the person who wears the mask. Which I find very interesting. Man, I love this movie.
Loki is also far more villainous in the Norse tales than he is in the Marvel Universe. In the MCU he loves his father and brother, in the Norse myths he has no immediate relation to them, and cares very little for them.
@@rcbuckets Yeah. But also in Norse mythology he is known as Odin's and Thor's "brother" depending on the Saga. So, he's both Odin's "son" and "brother" or one or the other, depending on which Saga you go by. But despite Loki not caring, Odin cares for him in the Sagas where they are "brothers". Norse genealogy, relationships, and what not can get quite confusing, though that's with most ancient dieties in various cultures.
"What are the extent of the god of mischief’s powers?"
One shot from Hulk
@@russel_222 I get this is a joke, but wasn't to point out that mask loki is much stronger than mcu loki
A lot of the movies from the 90’s that used CG that “still holds up”, is because they didn’t try to do more than the CG was capable of.
This movie is a good example, because the character is cartoonish, the CG doesn’t have to look real, so it works.
Another great example is Jurassic Park. They chose subjects that didn’t require a lot of expression or extra mechanics like hair, fur, feathers, etc., and they smartly blended it with practical effects.
I grew up with this movie and love it to this day....as far as how powerful he is.
Completely OP....immortal and can literally manipulate reality.
yeah, Jim Carrey was a living cartoon 😂
Jim Carrey definitely had a good year in 1994. In addition to this film, he also starred in "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" and "Dumb and Dumber". He was also ending a five-year run on the sketch comedy show "In Living Color". Talk about being busy.
The mask amplifies repressed thoughts and impulses, making the wearer unhinged. It essentially takes away the superego, the part of your mind that says "This isn't right, we shouldn't do this" and lets the id take control, the id being the base needs and desires. At least that's my interpretation based on a semester of Psych that I refuse to not use lmao in regular terms, it takes away any fiber of your body that knows right from wrong, which is why even a good guy like Stanley -who wants to be a different kinda guy- gets turned into a cartoon casanova, and what's his face goes crazy in a "I'll murder anyone without remorse" kinda way because that's his inner want. Also, the more you use it, the more you become a little looser in personality, like how Stanley gets more bold in his actions towards the end.
The comic this movie was based on is a lot darker, like when someone puts on the mask, they go on a cartoonish killing spree.
the comic is mostly using the powers as a act of revenge at least in the mask movie there is reasons behind it and something to learn also the movie gets darker towards the end because of the others persons personality.
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The little girl Emily was my favourite! Loved it 🤩
The Mask was Cameron Diaz’s first movie.
Wow I didn't know that.
@@florenmage Same
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well, it was her first not adult movie anyway
6 year old me saw Cameron Diaz in this when it came out...have mercy.
I was 8 and had the same reaction. Still love her to this day because of this movie.
If you're born in the 90's, Cameron Diaz was your first crush. Thats almost certain!
@@LGuiilhermee Denise Richards followed closely by Cameron Diaz
@@LGuiilhermee
I was a Drew Barrymore guy. Cameron was ok, but she was the hot chick and Drew was the girl-next-door.
I was born in 1991, she was Ssssssmoking hot
1994 was Jim Carrey’s year. He had 3 movies released: Ace Ventura in the spring , The Mask in summer , and Dumb & Dumber in the fall.
There is a sequel, Son of the Mask. It’s truly awful. Can’t wait until you react to it 😂
Son of the mask might be the worst movie ever made lmao
i honestly enjoyed it as a cheesy movie. not nearly as good as the first one but still enjoyable
@@Jiff321 it’s a contender for sure
There is no need to react to watch Son of the Mask save urself the heartache it's a terrible film.
@@bug8357 I enjoyed it too. It wasnt crazier than the first, thats for sure. And why should a comedic movie get less good if its still comedy?
Yep...This was OUR Deadpool back then.
Please watch "Ace Ventura" 1 and 2 !
OMG! The rhinoceros scene in AV2!!!
@@alfredoprime5495 Is the best!
There's something about the delivery by Carrey, that I absolutely adore the line: "I hope you can enjoy the victory with one, FRIGGIN' EYE!"
Mid 90's: "Hey, swing music and dancing is back in style!"
10 minutes later: "...and it's out of style again..."
This was Cameron Diaz's first real movie, this is the movie that jump started her career as a actress in the big movie industry
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. Didn't know the connection between his love of cartoons and the Mask, was just good fun!
Great reactions. BTW there is another mask movie “The Son of the Mask” staring Jamie Kennedy as the Mask but it’s horrible. I personally pretend that it never happened. Overall, this was my favorite Jim Carey movie as a child. I even have a limited edition prop replica of Loki’s mask that comes with a stand to display in my room.
Jim Carrey is so multi-talented! His goofy sense of humor is one of the things I love about him!
The fact Jim Carrey’s big break films Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, AND Dumb and Dumber all came out in 1994 proves he was a comedic force to be reckoned with during that era! 😈
The Mask was based on “The Mask” comic book. Which was a bit darker an edgier than this movie. Here’s another Jim Carry recommendation, “Liar Liar.” Yes, there was a Mask 2, but it wasn’t really all that good. There was also a short live animated series.
But! The animated Series was actualy quite good! It was more in line with the first film. Also, Rob Paulson played both Stanley and The Mask in the animated Series and Rob Paulson is always a win.
His powers are the powers of the single most powerful animated character of all time: Bugs Bunny.
The dog was showcased on America’s Funniest Videos and that’s where the director saw it and decided to cast it in the movie.
Basically the mask dials every aspect of your personality up to 111 and gives you the power to bend reality to your will.
Saw it at the cinema on first release as a teenager - Cameron Diaz was something of a revelation at that age. Was later re-introduced to Big Bad Voodoo Daddy by my local record shop when I was at uni and it suddenly clicked where I had heard them before.
"What are the extent of his powers?"
He has toon force. He can do literally anything if he finds it funny and he can't die while wearing the mask
Funny that I’m so old now that I remember this movie went from being quoted as much as Borat was to being a movie young adults haven’t seen. I’m only 31 too 😬😬
Jim Carrey nailed the this movie playing the Mask is one of his best roles in the 90s, i hated the sequel so much it sucked so bad it’s just forgettable to me,
forever Jim Carrey never disappointed me.
The role suited Carrey's style of physical comedy. More than most, if not any, Carrey is basically the embodiment of a human cartoon.
@@barefootanimist Damn right best CGI Best Human Cartoon 90s mask shits on the 2000s sequel.
The sequel hasnt Jim in it, true, but its still a nice comedic film.
@@robertbretschneider765 I can’t agree with you not that even close to be better the 90s Mask.
Fun fact: In Norse Mythology Loki is not the brother of Thor, but his uncle and close friend. Loki is blood brothers with Odin. They’re are not related except by being descendants of the giant Ymir
Since the movie is a little different from the comics, the comics are more gory. The Mask has the powers of a cartoon character he is basically a cartoon god.
The mask is as powerful as your imagination, so imagine you get to be a cartoon in real life. Get to do whatever you want and no one can do anything
The Mask is a Jim Carrey classic. The effects are so good because the company that did them was ILM. They had just done the groundbreaking effects for Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park, so they were really pushing the technology back then.
I love all your calibrations with other youtubers. This was the first Jim Carry movie I ever watched and love him ever since.
This movie is the best out of all of jim carrey's films
#MyOpinion
The Mask gives him the ability of Toon Force; basically Looney Toon powers.
"Sorry, wrong pocket."
I saw this as a child and I never really acknowledged that moment...
I watched this movie when i was 10 years old. That is also the day i lost my mind. After the credits rolled i was on the ground laughing and rocking back and forth. With massive grin on my face. My parents actually got worried.
Guys, Dumb and Dumber is a classic.
Who says it’s not?
The mask is a masterpiece in comedy and action and drama blended together forever yeah
YES someone reacted to this movie 😤 this is why you are the GOAT! I remember watching this movie 5 years ago and it was my favorite movie and still is a great movie to me.
I always like seeing special guests you bring along to watch and react 😆
Thank you! Looking to work with everyone in the youtube react community, just fun to me meet new people and have fun watching movies!
"How powerful is he?" Well he fought Deadpool with an infinity stone and won.
Fun fact Jim Carrey was supposed to come back for the mask 2 but because his schedule was so busy doing movies like The Cable Guy and Batman forever had to say no.
But didn't the sequel to The Mask (which was "Son of The Mask") came out in 2005? Was his schedule really that busy then?
@@justinbryan6249 Jim Carrey was one of the biggest/busiest movie stars in the late '90s/early 2000s. Hit after hit, year after year. Oftentimes, his movies were among the Top 10 grossers of their respective years. Thus, he was very much in demand. After Carrey chose not to do a *Mask* sequel, the original idea was scrapped and a whole new plot was conceived. As is always the case in Hollywood, pre-production can take several years, especially when you have to recast/rewrite, which is why it took a decade until principal photography finally began on the sequel.
If memory serves, the mask Carrey found was animated by the power of Loki, the Norse trickster-god, and unleashes the Id of the person wearing it, in the way that best suits that person. Ipkiss (spelling?) lives a stressful life, and relives that stress by watching cartoons, so his Mask persona is like a cartoon.
If you want a taste of the big-band jazz music in the film, look for Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's channel.
I remember watching this in grade school, and I was so amaze because of the animation.
From the animated show to Jim Carrey's rendition, still one of the best movies ever. The Mask is like no other and will always continue to shine in his own right
This movie is pretty amazing when you remember that this was Jim Carrey's second film ever and Cameron Diaz's feature film debut. Two stars practically new to film have their careers skyrocket.
If you can find a littel known Vampire Flick called "Once Bitten". Then you will see a teenage Jim Carry with sparks of comic genius before he became famous.
Jim also had a minor role in the 1988 Clint Eastwood film “The Dead Pool”.
Yep, should've clarified, "second film with a starring role". But I'm sure y'all knew what I meant. ;-)
The mask was a comic book adapted to theaters, it's a pretty gory comic but i think they ended up with a timeless adaptation
4:33 this guys stays playing a bad guy .. and never disappoints me
Love it when the cop got in trouble with the mayor for calling him chunky lol!!!
Very happy you guys are reacting together. I watch both of you separately and this is a nice change
Thanks!
The Mask is based on a comic book series by Dark Horse. It is much more dark than the movie (Then again you can't have Jim Carrey murder people in ways the Joker would say is over the top).
Just gotta share, I woke up in a pretty crummy mood today, but watching you guys react to this absurdity put a big grin on my face. Thanks for what you do!
I'm happy to hear that! really means alot, thanks
Jim Carrey is the absolute best at physical comedy. He is great in every role he plays. They would recommend Ace Ventura 1 and 2, Cabel Guy, Batman Forever, and Liar Liar.
Also the mask has basically no boundaries to its powers, also the mask changes do to the persons personality like how we see Stanley watching cartoons so it went with that personality for him.
Also the mask originally was a comic book series except it was EXTREMELY gory with lots of people getting killed.
One thing about Maylo using the mask. Don't forget that Loki is mostly known for his ability to change into animals! Wolf was his favorite shape change! So Maylo using the mask actually works.
The auto maintenance garage at 4:40 is using the same building set from Ghostbusters 1 and 2.
YYYAAAAAASSSSSSS! This is one of my favorite movies so happy someone finally reacted to it
Hope you liked the video! Trying to do different stuff that there's not a lot of people covering
YESSSS! Lookin' forward to Ferris Bueller's Day off (which has an actor from this movie) and if you haven't seen Jim Carrey's Liar Liar, that's another one of his brilliant physical comedy movies.
Hahahaha this is the first Mask reaction I've seen. One of my favorite movies growing up, still love it. It's so fucking funny. THERE'S ALWAYS TIME....FOR ONE LAST KISS......
wow i low key forgot i was subbed to both of these guys lol best surprise crossover
The Mask is based off the comics which were dark, and I remember there being a animated series of The Mask growing up.
The Mask wad based on an independent comic book published in the 90s.
There actually use to be many more comic book films back in the day beyond simply Marvel and DC.
Lot of movie reactors just going down the cookie cutter MCU catalog.
It’d be more interesting to see you react to the other comic book films from the smaller and indie publishers.
Some non Marvel/ non DC comic book films for you to consider.
“The Crow” (1994)
“Sin City” (2005)
“Dredd” (2012)
“Kick-Ass (2010)
“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
“Akira” (1988)
this mask is much more mellow and nicer than his comic book version, think deadpool with the powers of cartoons and a mindset Spawn would pass on teaming up with
this is what jim carey was in the 90s ave ventura is a similar style of comedy but he's an animal detective the 1st is "pet detective" & the sequel "call of the wild" where he is hired to help track down an animal he's actually scared of which was stolen
This is the first time I saw Timothee collaborating with Rival
One of my favourite childhood films!
This is easily my favorite Jim Carrey movie! Its so cartoony and over the top! I love it! So glad you enjoyed it :)
Cameron Diaz was one of my childhood crushes because of this movie.
I freaking loved this movie growing up, I think it's where I got my dark humor from😂 I used to watch it all the time and now my sisters and I always quote it.
"Bruce Almighty" with Jim Carrey, Jenifer Aniston and Morgan Freeman it's amazing!! Hilarious movie!
The red headed news reporter Peggy is Amy Yasbeck and she played as Maid Marion in the Mel Brooks movie "Robin Hood Men In Tights"
The Hardest I ever laughed in a movie theater was to the Cuban Pete sequence.
Random fact about me, Cameron Diaz in this movie was my first serious celebrity crush when this came out. I thought she was so beautiful! Years later I realized I was gay and just appreciated her beauty and fashion in the film 😅 🤣
Haha yeah she was absolutely gorgeous in that film.
Ironically this scene was how I realized I was a lesbian.
This is my childhood. I was 2 when it was released and got the video of it maybe in 1997, and apparently would drive my parents mad by watching it every day for about a year.
2 of my faves! Nice! Great as always boys!
Thanks so much!
26:10 "The Mask 2" oof we don't speak of that one
The first video I ever played on my computer in the 90s was a clip of this movie. Computers back then couldn't handle much.
Aahaha great reaction! I was 10 when this movie came out. One of my childhood films
Great collaboration. Funny and genuine reaction from the both of you. To such a classic film too. Good s*** boys
"I don't know why I trusted her!"
Ha!
I hope one day we will have an Adaptation of the Mask from the Comics, where Big Head is a crazy cartoonish killer, full of gore, dark humor and just- heavy atmosphere and cringe, like you feel like something is crawling under your skin out of fear y'know?
Fun fact: They originally wanted to cgi the cartoonish teeth, but Jim Carrey practiced and taught himself to act and talk with those giant prosthetic teeth.
"He liked it a little too much."
It's a 'subtle' way of saying he 'beat' himself. Old cartoons were more adult than you realized. Check out Tex Avery. "Be serious about being funny."
One of my favorites!!!😄
One of the best Jim carrey movies ,also my favorite
Yah liked this film, let me know another Jimy Carrey movie worth checking out
@@TimotheeReacts mr poppers penguins
@@TimotheeReacts Liar Liar
Or Truman Show is the other movie being referenced a lot recently in reference to WandaVision.
(I previously recommended A Knight's Tale for Paul Bettany, I saw it on your list! That's great!)
And Pleasantville w Toby Maguire rounds out the trio.
@@TimotheeReacts Yes, I second Stef Furness with her choice, you should definitely do Liar Liar and The Truman Show, plus you should as well do Irene, Me & myself and the classic Dumb and Dumber, also from 1994 (quite a great year for Jim Carrey)…
Jim Carrey was born for this movie.
Ohh too Chucky please LOVE your reactions and collabs🤍🙏🙏🦷🦷🤍🤍
This movie scared the hell out of me the first time I watched it hahah, but I was in love with Cameron so I watched it anyway
My favorite Jim Carrey movie! Thanks.
Dude, Son Of the mask, Mask 2, is a spin-off where it takes place immediately after where it focuses on the mask being washed ashore and another dog finds it, and gives it to his owner, but none of the cast return, its a stands by itself sequel I personally love (its fantasticer than the first and wackier and has mass action but its not dark), you both need to check it out...!
Stanley is the same person, the Mask has only drawn out all of his personality, all the parts of him that people normally hide to maintain the social standard of normal, and the Mask has intensified it and empowered it beyond mortal levels, the Mask being created by Norse God of Mischief Loki makes the Mask a Godly item meaning all who wear it are imbued with the power of a God
I think it elt him act out a few of his desires but the mask gave him a dangerous personality too tag kingdom pushed boundaries a bit too far and is crazy.
Omg I can't believe I forgot about this movie!! Amazing reaction man!:)
Thank you! was a really funny movie
Me, Myself and Irene next!! Great comedy
@TimotheeReacts: Got to second what SpiritScar, below ( or above depending on how you sort your replies for reading, ) said ( typed. ) You should watch, and react to, 'Sin City' ( full title = 'Frank Miller's SIN CITY' ) from 2005.
This is an absolutely brilliant film adaptation of some of the stories from Miller's popular "Sin City" series of graphic novels ( comic books to old guys, like me. )
Filmed in black and white, with splashes of color for emphasis. Brilliantly directed by Miller and Robert Rodriguez ( primarily the directing of Rodriguez, Miller mainly helped the actors with character motivations. ) Also with one scene directed by Quentin Tarentino ( who is a friend of Rodriguez - and who had collaborated with him before*, and after**. )
Excellent emsemble cast - including: Jessica Alba, Alexis Bledel, Powers Boothe, Rosario Dawson, Benecio del Toro, Michael Clarke Duncan, Josh Hartnett, Rutger Hauer, Jaime King, Michael Madson, Brittany Murphy, Clive Owen, Mickey Rourke, Nick Stahl, Bruce Willis, and Elijah Wood.
*See: 'From Dusk till Dawn' ( 1996, ) among others.
**See: 'Grindhouse' ( 2007, ) among others.
RIP to underrated comedian Richard Jeni who played Charlie in the movie.
The Mask's power is "cartoon logic" (think Looney Tunes and the like). In the movie this affects everyone he wants it too, so a muffler up the ass is A-OK for the mechanics. In the comics he himself and what he is doing are the only things with cartoon logic, so the muffler up the ass scene would've been fatal and incredibly gruesome for the mechanics.
In the movie it is apparently Loki who made it (no, not Marvel's Loki), but in the comics it is thought to have been created by an ancient, unknown African tribe an unknown number of years ago.