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[@feignorance]

The beginning with the raccoon is a reference to a Sylvester Stallone movie; Cliffhanger.

[@jasonnunez6411]

Ya on the first ace review they did I suggest les that they watch Cliffhanger first.

[@kalskirata9075]

I thought i recognized it...but couldnt place it

[@Dr.Acula76]

Basically a shot for shot remake

[@Diccie]

This, it’s weird watching cliffhanger after as your brain tricks you into thinking cliffhanger is parodying when nature calls.

[@bjornandreassen4482]

This is one of many reasons why George and Simone should watch Cliffhanger as a Cinebinge React reaction. The opening scene would have made more sense if they had watched Cliffhanger. That and the fact that Cliffhanger is fantastic with a great cast including John Lithgow and Michael Rooker

[@CaptainFirefred]

The death of the poor racoon is actually a well done spoof on the opening of Cliffhanger.

[@CATDHD]

Cliffhanger with Sylvester Stallone

[@toonami99]

yep, ive seen 2 reactions of peaple watching this and not getting the reference. Cliffhanger is such a good movie. How can no one like "die hard on a mountain"

[@CaptainFirefred]

@@toonami99 It's contemporary, Lithgow is soooo good as a villain.

[@fredfredburger5150]

@@toonami99 One of Stallones best movies imo.

[@kinzer1756]

@@fredfredburger5150 I wish ppl would react to Judge Dredd (1995), they all react to the newer one, but the Sly one is better IMO

[@streetlevelaudio4388]

My 65 year old grandmother took us to see this at the cinema back when this came out. She had to leave us in our seats as she wet herself laughing. She carried on the laughs by greeting her Bridge partners by exclaiming “Bumble Bee Tuna’… I miss her dearly…..

[@Combaticus]

Dope grandma

[@Craplatte]

That is the loveliest story about someone wetting themselves I've ever heard!

[@hrishikeshXXV]

@@Craplatte probably not true

[@druciferDMA]

I'll always say that rhino bit is one of the single best bits of physical comedy ever.

[@7Rendar]

It almost killed me the first time I saw it 😂

[@LordVolkov]

Just giving Jim a rubber hole and pointing a camera at him... it's magic

[@Cedisdead]

Until Danny Devito took it one step further and sew himself into a couch

[@countgeekula9143]

Seeing that for the first time at the cinema was one of the funniest things ever. Laughing so hard it hurt. 🤣

[@parker469a]

I'm guessing you feel Kung-Pow is the best comedy ever?

[@raydurz]

5:33 was a take on an episode of the Twilight Zone where William Shatner saw a monster/gremlin on the wing of the plane while in flight.

[@Manu-Official]

And that pretty much inspired the plot of Alien.

[@mikkoviinikka1148]

The episode's called Nightmare at 20,000 Feet if anyone's interested.

[@CATDHD]

@@Manu-Official what? is that true?

[@LordVolkov]

It's one of the best segments in the Twilight Zone movie too. John Lithgow crushes it.

[@jlinkous05]

There's, someone on, the wing!

[@Cadinho93]

Fun Fact: When Ace Ventura starts singing "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" while he's driving, that was improvised. Jim Carrey forgot his lines, just started singing instead and they used it in the movie. Also, no matter how many times I watch the rhino scene, I always end up laughing my ass off.

[@darkaoshi27]

You sure you're not laughing him off a rhino's ass?

[@azazello1784]

That's not fun. That was unprofessional of him.

[@jlinkous05]

​@@darkaoshi27Laughing my fucking Jim Carrey out of my ass!

[@petercofrancesco9812]

The reactors are too young to get many of the references. That's from the 60's comedy movie about a magical car. They didn't even get the more modern "something's on the wing" from The Twilight Zone classic and were oblivious to his William Shatner impersonations even though he's an iconic Canadian actor.

[@brendaspence1824]

@@azazello1784piss off,improvising has cemented many a movie as legendary

[@anthonyflorez5686]

The rhino birthing scene is, to this date, the loudest and longest I’ve ever heard a theater laugh.

[@cjpolett2055]

Written/directed by Steve Oedekirk, creator of Jimmy Neutron and an old friend of Carrey's from 80's stand-up. Oedekirk made the batshit crazy Kung Pow: Enter the Fist, a parody of poorly translated kung fu movies that you guys should absolutely watch!

[@aimmethod]

Watched Ace 2 when it came out in the theaters. People were rolling in the aisles when Jim Carrey was expunged out of the rhino.

[@MidnightHowling]

I second Kung Pow.

[@jlinkous05]

THAT'S A LOT OF NUTS!

[@MidnightHowling]

@@jlinkous05 YOU WANT FRIES WITH THAT???!!

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Kung-pow enter the fist was amazing and very weird on the first viewing.

[@secularmonk5176]

5:33 Carrey is using his William Shatner impression to reference an old Twilight Zone episode where a very young Shatner is a terrified passenger who is the only one who sees a gremlin on the wing of the plane. This episode was recreated in the 80s Twilight Zone movie, with John Lithgow as the passenger ... and then in the 90s, Shatner and Lithgow worked together on "Third Rock from the Sun" and referenced this.

[@larryclowers]

The crazy fighter Ace gets beat by is played by Tommy Davidson. Davidson and Carey both starred in the extremely funny 90's sketch show In Living Color.

[@partypoppers1988]

The thing to remember with Ace in this movie is that he's broken after the Cliffhanger spoof opening scene. He left the Buddhist temple without being fully spiritually healed 😅

[@jlinkous05]

Also Jim Carrey was contractually obligated to be in this film and freakin' hated it. How he's over the top here even more than the first movie, that's him powering through it.

[@brendaspence1824]

@@jlinkous05and actually ended up being even funnier than the first one Dude is friggin phenomenal

[@grayowl7581]

Fun fact: Elephants are actually very stealthy. Their feet act as giant cushions that muffle the sound of their footsteps.

[@Pestsoutwest]

Today you found out: Nitrogen is essential to the production of our food; farms use nitrogen as fertiliser. High-nitrogen bat guano is one of the highest natural nitrogen sources we've found. Guano was a very valuable resource until Daniel Rutherford discovered a way to pull nitrogen out of the air in 1772, at the age of 23.

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Guano is also a special ingredient in the brewing of Guinness. The beer vats were stored in caves back in the 18th century and eventually guano got into a batch and the rest is history. Hopefully they use synthetic nitrogen sources now but I'm fairly sure they still store Guinness in caves so maybe not.

[@Bob-vj2mu]

That I already knew. What I found out today was Bruce Spence apparently plays Zed in a series based off of the Terry Goodkind books.

[@Pestsoutwest]

@@Bob-vj2mu Legend of the seeker?

[@Bob-vj2mu]

@@Pestsoutwest apparently. Simone mentioned the character name that I recognized from a book. I googled it and that was what I learned today.

[@pete_lind]

​@@Bob-vj2mu After being in Mad Max road warrior and Tunderdome , hes too original looking to not be spotted .

[@JamesDWarner]

Modern Monster trucks are generally just the shell of a truck or hearse on top on the wheels and everything else. So they don’t usually have working doors so the driver will usually climb in from the bottom or have a mechanism to lift the shell body up to get in or work on the rest of the truck

[@LordVolkov]

A solid frame is important if the truck rolls, and hinges on doors/hoods could be liabilities in an audience environment for stunt trucks if they became flying debris.

[@EmoDragracer]

Today I learned a lot about Monster Trucks 👊🤟

[@walkinglootchest1251]

I always sing chitty chitty bang bang every time I drive on a bumpy road because of this movie and also say "Like a glove!" When I park my car in a tight spot. Also, the chitty chitty bang bang part was improvised and also the part where he rewinds his speech confronting the villain and then repeats it. He forgot his next line and decided to do the rewind as a bit, but the director liked it so much he asked him to do it again and that's the take you see in the film.

[@cuzidodgebullets6797]

That rhino scene is one of the funniest scenes ever put to film. From the finger wiggling around to his face getting caught on his lower jaw I laugh every time.

[@skepticcritic4995]

Fun fact: The reason for Ace Ventura's fear of Bats, is a nod to Jim Carrey's previous film "Batman Forever" where Jim Carrey played The Riddler

[@clearlydisabledgaming]

Jim also HATED it, as an animal person, he should not have a fear of any-- why not make it a sickness, or allergy, but no, studio said, "fear of bats."

[@allupinya5938]

Neither fun nor fact

[@BFG100]

No. It's not

[@DragonWolfEntertainmentFilms]

Fun fact...Elephants are very quite stealthy and quiet when moving through even the thickest jungle.

[@kinzer1756]

Seems like they learned it from Sam Fisher^^

[@pete_lind]

Fun fact , Bald Eagles have stronger average stomach acid 1,3 pH than humans 1,5 pH and Vultures stomach acid is about 0 pH , it's there with battery acid , thats why vultures can eat cadavers , their stomach acid kills bacteria .

[@willvr4]

Yeah, makes sense that they would use a south east asian elephant as well. African elephants are much more aggressive and harder to tame.

[@arkemiffo]

At 28:09 it's the cars lighter he uses. I don't think they do those anymore, but back in the day almost every car had a lighter that you pushed in like a button, and a few seconds later you could pull out the entire lighter and it'd be red-hot. It was based on electricity heating up a coiled metal band though, so it wasn't dependent on fire. That's why it's still hot when he throws it down into the consulates car.

[@NandR]

I think they meant why the body of the car lifted up like that. Monster trucks have a shell of a body that just hinges up to reveal the seat and controls.

[@NinjaLawyerSteve]

fun fact: back on the studio tour at Universal Studios Hollywood, they would tell us a story when we came to the Psycho House. They said that one day, a tour was passing the house when a man dressed as an old woman came running out and started stabbing at people with a rubber knife. It was Jim Carrey on his lunch break.

[@chanceneck8072]

I think this is the most amazing anecdote I've ever heard... 😅🤭👍

[@NinjaLawyerSteve]

@@chanceneck8072 yeah that must have been the luckiest group in the history of the tram tour!

[@chanceneck8072]

@@NinjaLawyerSteve I wish I'd been there. 😅 I can picture it in my head... 🤭😊

[@DoubleMonoLR]

@@chanceneck8072 Assuming it's true, tour guides are notorious for telling entertaining but entirely fictional stories.

[@chanceneck8072]

@@DoubleMonoLR Yeah, makes sense, too.

[@pyeinthesky9169]

Thanks George and Simone for all of the things. Tommy Davidson and Jim Carrie were former cast mates of "In Living Colour".

[@angelagraves865]

I've never watched this movie edited down to just the really funny parts before. I've been trying to take a sip of my coffee for 10 minutes now and I can't because I can't stop laughing. And the thumbnail!! 💀💀💀

[@kebernet]

The first thing I remember noticing Ian McNeice in was the SciFi channel Dune movies. He was FANTASTIC in them

[@LordVolkov]

The closest Baron to the book visually and a sublime performance from McNiece.

[@Samwise-tx7ub]

Glad to see you guys reacting to the second Ace Ventura so soon! The opening Racoon scene is a spoof of the opening scene from Sylvester Stallone's movie "Cliffhanger". The Airplane scene were he does his best William Shatner impersonation is from the classic Twilight Zone episode which was redone in the movie version and played by John Lithgow, and when he confronts Cadby tells him to "Repent, and thou shall be saved", he's doing Charleston Heston when he played John the Baptist in the movie "The Greatest story ever told. One last thing, when he sings the Chitty chitty bang bang song, he improvised it on the spot. I'm sure there are many other scenes he improvised as well. Alllllllllllll....righty then, secret Asian man and the lovely Simone you take care now, bye-bye. XOXO

[@shaunk6925]

Fun Fact: The actor in the hat at 22:52 is Bruce Spence who also played the Mouth of Sauron in the Extended Edition of The Return of the King.

[@7heSlime]

The actor playing the poacher that Simone recognized also plays the Mouth of Sauron, thought you'd enjoy that bit of trivia.

[@saulmadrid9950]

Also played the gyro captain in Mad Max 2.

[@Patriiiiick]

This is my favourite of the two. The rhino scene and the monopoly guy cements that and it's endlessly quotable.

[@PuppyMonsters]

23:20 Yes, Bruce Spence played Zeddicus Zu'l Zorander in Legend of the Seeker. He is more well known for playing the pilot in The Road Warrior (1981), the second Mad Max movie. He was also The Mouth of Sauron in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. In the RotK director commentary, it was said that they wanted an actor like the pilot in The Road Warrior to play the Mouth of Sauron and someone said "Why not just get that actor?" And so they did.

[@korybeavers6528]

In the biopic about Andy Kaufman, the Man in the Moon. Jim Carrey stayed in character for the whole shoot., There's a great documentary about it... Some actually believe he was Inhabited by the spirit of Andy

[@Eidlones]

Naw, Jim Carrey's just gone a bit... off. No possession required.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes it’s called Jim and Andy. He was never the same after he did Man on the Moon, it really screwed him up mentally

[@glennwelsh9784]

The Rhino scene is still one of the funniest scenes I've ever seen in any movie ever. 😂

[@MrMcbear]

I wanted to see the rest of your reaction to the whole rhino scene as everyone panicks and he lets out the yell as he's "born" lol. This movie is a GEM

[@RonJomero]

Holy crap, George! I once asked my mom while a song was playing if it was a racist song. She asked why. I said because he's singing "he's an Asian man." She corrected me.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

I thought I was the only one too 😂. The guy singing does not pronounce the "T" enough

[@LastRenegade]

It wouldn't have been racist even if he _was_ singing that.

[@DustinHawke]

I'm guessing it was common. I thought it. Sounds a lot more like Asian than agent. At least as a kid. Your hearing changes and I think that's why as a kid I got lyrics so wrong. I thought Pour Some Sugar on Me was Pour Some Sugar on Bread. I don't hear it like that anymore. Probably why you have a harder time pronouncing some things. I said purple wrong, but to me it sounded like I was saying it like everyone else. Okay, that's enough about how many things I got wrong as a kid.

[@theshadowfax239]

​@@LastRenegade 🙄

[@Bob-vj2mu]

@@LastRenegade some could say it's racist to not sing it incorrectly. The only way to truly prove it isn't racist is to do the slant eyed thing when you hear it. Which is only fair after they played that joke and put pee pee in our Coke. Race relations solved.

[@paulshaw9953]

When I met Ian McNeice we talked about this film and he had nothing but wonderful things to say about Jim but did mention he wasn't on all the time

[@de606returns6]

Me, my brother and my nephew had both this and the first movie on VHS and despite that this is the one we always came back to and quoted as kids

[@onemuststand7353]

29:38 my personal theory on Ace's attitude change was that he was still emotionally and spiritually broken after his failure with the raccoon. He never fully recovered and therefore just lashed out at everyone. Childish of him, maybe but it's definitely not out of the realm of realism and possibility.

[@swaswj414]

He was a jerk in the first movie, too; I would actually struggle to think of a human he was kind toward. He bothered his police friend and badgered him for info, trolled the rich guy who ended up having a pet shark, even got rude and snappy with Melissa, particularly when it seemed like there were no more rings to check. Heck, there's also the "kill him!" bit and the fistfight with the mascot. It's just how he is, and part of the humor.

[@markpaprocki8315]

Love Carey's insane energy in this film. And yes, flying foxes are awesome.

[@Acid_Assassin]

The first is definitely better. This is just an over the top comedy, but the first one is so much more. I always liked how dark it was, and it seemed rooted in reality with Ace being the absurd element. In this one, everything is just as wild as Ace in an attempt to up the laughs, but it takes away from the nuanced balance that gave the first so much charm.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

The actor who played the Newsreader in Rome was also Baron Harkonnen in a TV miniseries version of Dune and a sequel adaptation.

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Ian Mcniece was his name. I used to get him mixed up with Robbie Coltaine all the time.

[@hulkslayer626]

Now that you have seen both Ace movies, you have attained total spiritual creaminess 😉👍

[@ZacCostilla]

The Air Force sent me to Okinawa for 2 weeks, and the fruit bats were basically chihuahuas with humongous wings!

[@Wrencher_86]

28:10 That's how the body comes off on a monster truck. It lifts up so you can get in and out and work on the engine. Weird how it didn't run into any low hanging trees, though...

[@MrGBH]

Notso-fun fact: Jim Carrey considered this movie to have jumped the shark. He considered it to be too casually r**ist and he actually swore not to do any sequels, which he kept up until Dumber and Dumberer

[@lucakellu3781]

And he absolutely should not have done dumb and dumber two lol

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

How was it racist?

[@brendaspence1824]

@@MrTHEMONEEMAKERseriously?

[@glennthomson350]

The tall animal poacher was played by Aussie actor Bruce Spence who also played The Mouth of Sauron in The Return of the King {LOR}, quite a change of pace!

[@joshuasilvius7854]

One of Jim's best performances is as Andy Kofman in Man on the Moon. He stayed in character the whole shoot. Andy's wife was on set as well, and said that he was exactly like Andy.

[@deadbeat6232]

lol the "Cliffhanger" scene for scene parody at the beginning

[@katherinechristian6820]

I can never un-hear “milking the dune worm”. 😂

[@Lil-Britches]

I love the arrows in the leg scene, still my all time favorite gag of the Ace movies. Aside from the pocket water in the first one 😂

[@augiemesa9429]

Haha, I love how after George echoed Cadby's "show you" with the accent, Simone's response was "happy" like maid Marian from men in tights. The way she echoed it at the end of that one.

[@ttngarage]

The first part of the racoon falling in the abyss is a perfect parody of Stallone's "CLIFFHANGER" movie...that scene it's exactly like it, just with some more drama.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"This is a lovely room of Death." I'm not a big fan of the Ace Ventura films, but this quote does nicely sump my opinion of hunter trophy taxidermy.

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

while still hilarious, i think many of us remember as this one as funnier than the first one because it's wackier, raunchier, and we were at an age where that combination is funniest shit in the world lmao

[@cafeabasedecinema]

Before the first Ace Ventura, Jim Carrey and Steve Oedekerk (the director of AV2) made a small film together called High Strung. It is very good and nobody talk about it.

[@cyatic]

The intro is a parody of the beginning of "Cliffhanger," starring Sylvester Stallone. That's great movie by the way.

[@ernie316]

There's something on the wing! is a Shatner reference and was also parodied on the simpsons tree house of horror (gremlin on the side the school bus rather than a plane)

[@perrinayebarra]

First time I saw this I almost suffocated several times. I was laughing so hard lost control of my bodily functions and couldn’t breathe.

[@Dionysus026]

Well, as for him being more of a jerk in this one: I don’t think it’s fair to judge someone who’s seen a raccoon fall to it’s death unless you walked a mile in their shoes

[@dabe1971]

5:39 George, this a gag about an episode of 'The Twilight Zone' that starred William 'Captain Kirk' Shatner. It was reshot for the movie version that starred John Lithgow.

[@jongordon7914]

When he's on the plane and says "there's something on that window....some....thing", he's imitating William Shatner in the Twilight Zone.

[@barbaralenihan7451]

John Lithgow did Shatner's part in the remake. Then Shatner guest starred on 3rd rock from the Sun and they both referenced it. Shatner gets off a plane and Lithgow asks him how the flight was & Shatner replies "Horrifying! I looked out the window, & i saw something on the wing of the plane!" Lithgow replied ''The same thing happened to me!"

[@moonbod8623]

Me and my wife use so many of Ace’s sayings from this film in our everyday lives. We were backpacking around Australia and worked at Kings Canyon resort for 3 months and this film was played on the in-house TV almost every day. I’ve not watched it in years yet so many of the gags we use without even thinking about them. Great film! Bye Bye Now

[@jamesroseii]

The "there's someone on the wing" is a reference to a Twilight Zone episode staring William Shatner (later remade in the Twilight Zone movie and the part was played by John Lithgow). Jim did the bit in the over-the-top acting style that William Shatner is known for.

[@jimmychonga69]

The opening is parodying The movie Cliffhanger feature Stallone

[@StandUpComedyFan28m]

And the scene where Ace is imitating William Shatner is when William starred in an episode of The Twilight Zone (1959-1964) called "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet."

[@lynchmob72]

When he says "There's someone on the wing" in William Shatner's voice, it's from an old episode of Twilight Zone that had Shatner in it.

[@martinhafner2201]

"There's someone on the wing!" in a William Shatner impression. It refers to an old Twilight Zone episode with a man, Shatner, afraid of flying and trying to conquer his fears on a flight. He has a window seat and can see some gremlin messing with the wing-mounted engine, making it flame out.

[@Subxenox15]

21:20 LMFAO Stygian Dolls!

[@philipsmith8644]

The blonde bushwacker is a guy you've seen before. He was the gyro captain in The Road Warrior and reappeared in Beyond Thunderdome

[@L77045]

Some bats are cute (dwarf fruit bats). Some bats are really cool (flying fox). Some are giant hairy mosquitos (vampire bats). Some look like a living nightmare (horseshoe bats).

[@satricon]

"milking the dune worm" xD

[@sphynx19]

Ace's Shatner impression on the plane is a spoof of the 1963 Twilight Zone episode “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet”.

[@lurkerrekrul]

5:37 - "There's... something on the wing!" - That's a spoof of William Shatner in the classic Twilight Zone episode Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (5x03). It was remade for Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) with John Lithgow playing the same role. And then it was spoofed in Third Rock from the Sun when Shatner and Lithgow met and both recounted seeing something on the wing of their respective planes.

[@The1Music2MyEars]

No joke, I was in Rivera Maya couple years ago, and the bit at 6:05, our bus driver was doing the same thing with his head! It was a gold moment and I died inside.

[@tylerfoster6267]

Jim Carrey didn't really want to make this movie. He disliked the central plot device of Ace being afraid of bats, and just didn't want to be reprising the character, but he did enlist his good friend Steve Oedekerk to write and direct it. Carrey is, as far as I know, not traditionally Method, but for the biopic Man on the Moon, in which he plays one of his comedy idols, Andy Kaufman, he did remain in character the entire shoot. They even later made a Netflix documentary about the making of the movie called Jim and Andy. It's one of his best performances and you two should definitely check it out even if you don't know who Andy Kaufman was. Must also again recommend The Cable Guy, the last remaining gem of Carrey's '90s broad comedy movies. Frankly, I think it's his best one. (And if you ever want to hear a commentary about the process, the Blu-ray of The Cable Guy has audio commentary from director Ben Stiller, producer and uncredited writer Judd Apatow, and Jim Carrey.)

[@LordVolkov]

Not everyone got the tone of Cable Guy when it came out. They expected wacky, fun Jim, and got dark, manic Jim.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@LordVolkovyes, the Cable Guy showed how versatile Jim really is… people are STUPID who think he always plays the character

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes Jim doesn’t like to repeat characters, that’s the main reason he didn’t wanna do it. That’s what makes him different among other comedic actors… he’s actually talented and versatile like Robin Williams

[@KP3Times]

This is the best ace Ventura movie. I could be biased cuz I grew up watching this constantly. Tommy Davidson as the little guy he fights is classic

[@LordVolkov]

Love to see Jim with any of his In Living Color castmates.

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

Tommy's cameo was my favorite part of the movie. Saw Tommy perform this past Sunday and he's just as funny as ever.

[@Nickreds20]

Its so not! What r u talking about? This one sucks balls. The first one is a well done movie, but this one was made so extremely goofy and stupid. Ace ventura is just a stupid annoying character, doign stupid things for no reason all the time. In the first one he still was so smart and charming, like he knew what he was doing. Here hes just like a small kid with no brains, he justs reacts stupidly to everything. And the plot and pace is terrible.

[@3DJapan]

I forgot Steve Oedekerk made this. If you haven't watched it, Kung-Pow: Enter the Fist is a must see.

[@christopherb.2658]

The bit with Jim Carey when he was on the plane rapidly opening and closing the curtains imitating William Shatner saying: “there’s something on the wing!” Is a reference to a Twilight Zone episode from 1963 called “Nightmare at 20,000 feet”. It stared William Shatner as a guy on a flight that sees a creature on the wing of the plane trying to sabotage it.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

The tiny crazy warrior was played by Tommy Davidson. He was one of the original starting members of the TV show In Living Color along with Jim Carrey. In Living Color was Jim Carrey's big break out rolls that got got him big. Jim Carrey was 1 of the 2 only white cast members in the show too.

[@treetopjones737]

In 1983 he played a role in the Canadian television film Introducing… Janet. The following year he made his feature film debut in Finders Keepers, which was followed by a leading role in the film Once Bitten.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

@@treetopjones737 yes and Rubberface was his first role in 1981. I do know he played a dozen or so movie/tv shows before In Living Color but it was In Living Color that sparked his major big break out to becoming a big main Star

[@Alex-dh2cx]

"Pets, wild, or food" is a wild way to describe your love for an animal. 9:45

[@Electronic_Boyscout]

That little guy Ace fights, his name is Tommy Davidson. He was on In Livin Color with Jim Carry. He was also the voice of Timon I the Lion King.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

19:00 Ace Ventura: "Three darts is too _much!"_ Alexei Shostakov: "I can relate."

[@bwightman84]

"...little hot in these rhinos..." Is a line I quote to this day whenever I'm in an unusually warm room/environment.

[@Electronic_Boyscout]

George, you nailed it right on the head. Ace also would NEVER be afraid of an animal even a bat.

[@neonom1024]

I do hope Simone recovers soon, but I gotta say her slightly congested voice is the cutest thing.

[@MaoKatz]

5:46 Simone, if you are wandering how is Jim Carrey behind the scenes, there's a great Netflix documentary about the making of "Man in the Moon" (1999, great, great movie) called "Jim & Andy. The Great Beyond". Recommended.

[@bigredtlc1828]

Jim Carrey doing William Shatner on a plane was a spoof of the Twilight Zone ep where Shatner played a guy who say a gremlin on the plane's wing. Was re-created for the Twilight Zone movie with John Lithgow.

[@cctomcat321]

Love these movies. They're just so quotable. Nothing is better than a well placed, *"shhhhooooocaca."*

[@Dudeist87]

I also used to think that the song was `Secret Asian Man` for years

[@Trepanation21]

5:35 - "There's.... Someone on the wing!" is a reference to an old Twilight Zone episode starring William Shatner (hence the way he says the line), in which Shatner's character is on a flight and notices a humanoid figure on the wing in the middle of a storm!

[@Eaglesinthe732]

The way Simone says “WOOW!!” in disgust 😂😂😂 @14:24

[@schwarzwald6672]

Yes that rhino or I should say robot rhino scene became a huge meme like 2 yrs ago. I loved that so much that and the scene with the monopoly guy rocked and are so funnnyyyy.

[@zmarko]

The "crazy" guy from the tribe is Tommy Davidson, who was also on the sketch tv show In Living Color with Jim Carrey in the late early 90s.

[@jennthabombdiggity]

I still know every word. I cried laughing at the scene when he’s messing around in the projector room with the slides. Better than the original, in my opinion. Soo damn funny. 😂😂😂

[@thevoid8578]

Simone's face during the rhino scene was worth watching this movie again!

[@si8086]

Holy fuck. That Act 3 diablo II was a fuckin deep cut, George, and I'm so glad you said it.

[@Fmanzo10]

“He bends over and speaks from his rear”.. “Oh hiiim”!😂😂😂

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

5:39 -- Shatner reference The thing with the raccoon at the beginning was a reference to Cliffhanger, which was kinda still current at the time.

[@LordVolkov]

"Water tastes good!!! Glub glub glub!" 🤣🤣🤣 Poor crocodile.

[@erikthompson619]

Shoutout to Simone! I've NEVER heard anyone (else) reference Zeddicus Zool Zorander before 😀

[@davelewis8270]

I cannot fathom why people think this one is better than the first one.

[@Eidlones]

Yeah, it's got some good moments (The rhino is amazing), but it's overall nothing to write home about.

[@laszlodajka5946]

i dont know but I feel this one is better.

[@LordVolkov]

I love Ouda. "White Devil says..." 🤣🤣🤣 "This is how they know you!" He's so cheerful.

[@tru3sk1ll]

Yeah the first one was a ton better, this was just o.k. for me, and I love slapstick and JC

[@grandpagohan1]

Oh my god. I still do the limp arm run on occasion and I haven't seen this movie in almost 20 years. When you forget a movie but it was so ingrained in your childhood you can't help but imitate it!

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

The Tribal Crazy Guy was played by Tommy Davidson. He and jim worked on In Living Color together. I'd love to see tou guys react to that show. You'll be surprised what other celebs came out of that show.