Dumb and Dumber | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

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[@Gurra88]

Big words from the basement dweller with nothing but gaming videos

[@datiger39]

@@Gurra88 just cause you game doesn’t mean your a basement dweller lol but yea I agree this dude prob is

[@anthonyv9242]

Two dorks u can tell they had no friends growing up super nerds

[@handsomeDRAC]

This movie is still funny today as it was the time it released. Classic comedy that is still very rewatchable.

[@stobe187]

The real seriousness on Harry's face when Mary throws a bit of snow on him gets me every time.

[@tempsitch5632]

“Oh, it is ON !”

The visual definition of "And I took it personally"

[@cbalaxc]

Hahaha you are 1000% correct

[@juhawks37]

The late film critic Roger Ebert said he laughed so hard at the scene with the dead parakeet's head tapped on that he thought he was going to need to be hospitalized. Dumb and Dumber, to me, is film one of the Holy Trinity of Farrelly Bros films: Dumb and Dumber, Kingpin, and There's Something About Mary.

[@RonJomero]

The Farrelly brothers wanted Jeff Daniels to play opposite Jim Carey and were extremely adamant about it. The studio did not like the idea of him in that role and came up with a scheme they figured would shut down the brothers' choice of actor. They set a limit of $50,000.00 to offer Daniels, assuming he would turn it down because of how small a paycheck it was (for him, at that time). Daniels happily accepted the offer and jumped at the chance to act with Carey.

[@jamesosteen09]

and the rest is history...they were the PERFECT compliment to one another.

[@stobe187]

Daniels' agent actually tried his best to get his client to skip this gig because he thought that Jim Carrey would totally steal the entire movie..

[@applegeepedigree]

Jeff had been wanting to break into comedy at this point, and Carrey was a rising comedy star. It's amazing to me that Ace Ventura, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber all came out the same year in 1994.

[@StayFr0sty]

@@applegeepedigree jim carrey was the funniest man alive at that time

[@stevenmclennan1953]

@@stobe187 Back when it originally came out I was always more focused on Careys performance. But watching it back now I really see just how amazing Daniels is.

[@mr.battle20]

Regarding the ending: the original script had it so that Lloyd and Harry would go with the swimsuit models, giving them a happy ending of sorts. Jim Carrey refused, saying that their characters would be too stupid to accept the offer. The Farrelly Brothers agreed, and we got this ending instead. It fits far better imo.

[@benjamindorough6129]

I'm confused. That was the smartest decision they made in the whole movie. Clearly that was a cult of Satanists intent on sacrificing them. You think buses full of bikini models just go around offering random men on the side of the road a job like that?

[@satricon]

Its perfect! maximum frustration over their stupidity! xD

[@afterdinnercreations936]

I wish they mentioned that in the sequel's end. "Hey Harry, why didn't we go with those girls on the bus?" "...Ehh, they weren't lookin for guys like us"

[@reginaldfrempong6644]

That's why Jim Carrey is one of the best

[@MuskBalla03]

Made the ending that much better with one last good laught lol and it also lived up to its title tbh lol

[@McPh1741]

I can’t believe you guys have never seen this movie. It came out when I was in high school and it was the funniest shit at the time. I hope you guys watch “Kingpin” with Woddy Harrelson and Randy Quaid some time.

[@ge2719]

dont forget vanessa angel ... 😍😍😍

[@scipioafricanus5871]

I don't know about "Kingpin" sometimes they're just milking it...

[@csataproductions]

Kingpin with woody Harrelson , the unrated version.. Loved that movie..

[@McPh1741]

@@gohawkeyes529 Definitely. FRANKS AND BEANS!

[@M1cha3lP]

@@scipioafricanus5871 What do you mean??? There were no cows in that movie!!! 🤮🤮🤮

[@dabegmister]

The "harry your hands are freezing " line cracks me up everytime

[@Tim_Raths]

The look on Simone's face when Lloyd told Harry he sold his dead bird to the blind kid. 🤣

[@NathanJasper]

I love how great at both comedy and drama Jim and Jeff are.

[@jp3813]

Your comment was posted 6 days before the video?

[@kinzer1756]

@@jp3813 He´s a time traveler

[@lazyatthedisco]

Jim Carrey is being his usual buffon self in this movie. But it is Jeff Daniels who absolutely kills it, in his first comedic role (he was only known as a dramatic and stage actor). And to think the studio only paid him $50,000, crazy.

[@ADifferentVibe]

I think it is $50000 for his days on set. But he gets residuals as the movie sells, streams, etc, so he is more than good for most of life.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Uh… no! The only one who’s a buffoon here is you. Jim Carrey is the most amazingly talented entertainer ever and he kills it too. And he steals the show as he always does of course. Jeff Daniels wasn’t a star and they didn’t want him in the movie which is why they only paid him 50 grand. Open your eyes and get some taste

[@lazyatthedisco]

@@nsasupporter7557 lol who hurt you boy?

[@lazyatthedisco]

@@ADifferentVibe Yeah, but that's usual for all actors (including Carrey here) and doesn't include theatrical.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@lazyatthedisco no, I think you are because you’re not as half as rich and talented as Jim 😉

[@Age0519]

When Loyd is running in the van, I did that with my girls when they were little and its one of their most memorable moments! I love this movie!

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

There is a Prequel to this show Called "Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry met Lloyd" which did not star Jim and Jeff, but two younger actors as them. A year later in 2014 "Dumb and Dumber To" came out with Jim and Jeff returning for a sequel 20 years later. Most agree they were both awful.

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

@@gohawkeyes529 PC culture has me in a box.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@gohawkeyes529 It was like they decided to pair the excrements from a pitbull and a shih-tzu and out came pure bull-sh*t.

[@krashd]

Dumb and Dumber To was OK, the prequel was shit and just a cash-in.

[@GlennShook]

That prequel wasn’t terrible as people think. Good casting. But it came out WAY before the sequel not just one year before.

[@GlennShook]

Wow I stand corrected though it was nov 2014 they were only a year apart. Seemed WAY longer.

[@A23457]

"Totally redeem yourself" and "So you're telling me there's a chance" are probably the two most famous lines from this movie - both are referenced to this day. I use "Our pets heads are falling off" when multiple things have gone awry. And "Harry, your hands are freezing" also gets me every time.

[@johnwolfe7596]

Agreed! This movie so perfectly runs the line on how stupid the characters are that it still throws the audience off even more than half way through the movie that they're saying things so stupid you can't even predict it. It's wonderful!

[@thorshuatus]

So many great quotes that still stand today

[@jeffreywood924]

"Pull over!" "No it's a cardigan, thanks!" goes through my head every time I see someone wearing either one.

[@richerDiLefto]

“Flush, you bastard!” 😂🤣😂 I still smile and use that one to this day.

[@abemrofchak]

We should just always be talking about how amazing of a year Jim Carrey had in 94. This, The Mask, and Ace Ventura

[@swish007]

the part where he blasts her with the snowball is STILL one of the funniest scenes ever in a movie

[@bhurzumii4315]

The "Tic-tac, sir?" line absolutely destroys me every time!

[@nsasupporter7557]

That comedian who played the cop isn’t a big star at all but he’s been in alot of other movies… Half Baked, There’s Something about Mary, Sorority Boys etc. his only starring role was Rocketman in 1997

[@NintendoCapriSun]

Oh man, your thumbnails are always hilarious but this one's on a whole nother level. Haha

[@Daveyboy100880]

You have no idea how much watching this has cheered me up! I can’t help thinking that a George/Simone road trip would be a very similar experience in many ways… 😁 This movie was absolute peak Carrey, and it could easily have been a one-man show, yet Jeff Daniels kept up with him all the way along, man! Carrey deserves a lot of credit for that, as he wanted an actor to play opposite him instead of another comedian, thinking it would make for a better onscreen partnership… and he was right. Daniels is the movie’s secret weapon. Go back and look at the “most annoying sound in the world” bit - Carrey ad-libbed it and you can see Daniels is caught off-guard and starts to break, but he joined right in and kept the joke going! Also, excellent job on the ad, Simone!

[@DKSean]

Jim Carrey actually chipped his tooth on the run up to filming the movie, but decided not to fix it until after they wrapped as he felt it suited the character Edit: he chipped it when he was young, and had the cap removed for the role

[@biodigitaljazz5814]

I heard he chipped his tooth when he was a kid and so he had it the filling removed for the movie at least that's what he said years ago

[@DKSean]

@@biodigitaljazz5814 aha, that does make a bit more sense on thinking about it

[@DKSean]

@@Psilocybin77 that's a weird thing to love doing, but to each his own!

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@DKSean yes, he broke his tooth when he was a kid. He was in detention at school and him and his friend were horsing around his friend did a cannon ball on his head and his tooth hit the desk and it chipped it

[@awelch31]

I heard Jim Carrey broke his tooth out completely, found a completely different tooth on the ground, but it was chipped, had that tooth surgically implanted, then had it removed and his real tooth implanted at the completion of shooting the movie. 😉

[@brianhuff2083]

I was having lunch at a Mexican restaurant trying to watch this reaction... Earbuds in... My server got so concerned, she asked if I was okay... I had literal tears streaming down my cheeks watching the van scenes with you guys... 🤣🤣🤣

[@jdspencer60]

Harry: Just get the bare essentials, this is the last of our dough. -Lloyd returns to the apartment Harry: Where's the booze?

[@nsasupporter7557]

“Unless you wanna work 40 hours a week”

[@a-top7090]

God I love this movie. Jim Carry was on a roll in the 90s. Ace ventura and the mask

[@kenlangston3451]

They all came out in the same year, 1994.

[@a-top7090]

@@kenlangston3451 1994 was his year lol.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@a-top7090 94 was a year for alot of movies… Ace Ventura: Pet Detective The Mask Dumb and Dumber Pulp Fiction Natural Born Killers Forrest Gump Lion King Speed Shawshank Redemption Legends of the Fall Interview with the Vampire

[@meganega123]

Not 94 but Liar liar and The Truman Show were also 90s movies

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@meganega123 yes, everybody loves Truman Show. I think it’s amazing how so many people try to “relate their own lives to that movie.” They think the whole world is watching them lol Unfortunately, Truman Show, Man on the Moon and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind were his only dramatic movies that were successful. He did other serious movies like The Majestic and Number 23, but those were flops unfortunately

[@handsomeDRAC]

Highly recommend "There's Something About Mary" The same directors come back to one of the most outrageous romantic comedies ever made.

[@MattKayser]

@@justindenney-hall5875 I love that movie, but it's definitely dark 😆

[@handsomeDRAC]

@@justindenney-hall5875 to me, There's something about Mary is lighthearted fun. A dark comedy IMO would be "Very Bad Things" with Christian Slater and Cameron Diaz. Maybe you should watch that first and compare it tonally to this movie.

[@krashd]

*"How'd you get the beans above the frank?"*

[@handsomeDRAC]

@@williameleno that's why I like it. They make messed up situations hilarious.

[@caffeineadvocate]

To this day, I’ve never heard a theater full of people laugh as hard as they did at the diarrhea scene. Different times… :)

[@stobe187]

Clint Eastwood approached Daniels at some charity golf tournament and told him he absolutely loved the movie - and that he had had that exact situation (minus the laxative poisoning :D ) happen to him on a date..

[@cyborgcable]

This is the Unrated cut, which adds a couple of more minutes. I like the theatrical cut mostly because Petey's demise is more implied and you dont hear it since it cuts to the next scene and the other scenes dont really add much. Still, great reaction, this is one of my favorite movies and its always fun to see people watch it the first time!!

[@cjpolett2055]

I didnt think I had ever heard the "squeezing the lemon" line before

[@meu02136]

Yeah some of these extra bits in this kind of ruin the rhythm of the film

[@Connor8609]

This version makes Lloyd so creepy. This version to me is almost unwatchable.

[@TreewwwyYzzerdd]

@@Connor8609I agree, I watched the extended cut by accident once and was very put off.

[@dnllrnt]

It's been nearly 30 years and I still use the lines: "According to the map, we've only gone 3 inches..." "We landed on the moon!" "The town's back that way!" And the mockingbird song.

[@aceldamia9114]

The "I love the Crash Test Dummies" comment. They are becoming less and less known, but were so much fun. And George did better in this than I expected. With how many things make him cringe, I didn't see him making it all the way through the movie.

[@nicholasbyrne6485]

The video for the crash test Dummies version of the ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead has Jeff Daniels as Harry in it.

[@williamg9316]

I was waiting for the mocking bird reaction, because I'd heard you open one of your videos with it. You did not disappoint. Your face looked like you got the biggest Christmas present ever.

[@Maldraek]

I saw this in the theater when I was a kid, and it was the first time I ever honestly thought I might die from laughing too hard. I couldn't breathe. My vision went starry. It was so f'ing funny. Love this movie forever.

[@omegashinra7672]

This movie is fucking hilarious. I was so lucky to grow up watching all these great movies in the 90s when people like Carey and Sandler were at their peak.

[@thefourshowflip]

30:21 Simone’s look of utter disappointment at them is just… *chefs kiss*

[@CaddyJim]

*I can't recall you to ever laughing so much during a reaction video, GREAT TIME*

[@NicoAnimation]

This movie (with Big Lebowski and Ghostbusters as follow-ups) takes my vote for most quote-able movie of all time. It's amazing how funny and memorable almost every line in Dumb and Dumber is!

[@pigpiggypigbigpig681]

"That John Denver is full of shit, man."

[@exile220ify]

Fun fact: the character "Sea Bass" was played by Boston Bruins player (and Hall Of Famer) Cam Neely. He did pretty good for someone with no previous acting experience :)

[@Digital_PeterGriffin]

50 goal scorer

[@Patriiiiick]

Jeff Daniels deadpan delivery of some of his lines are fantastic.

[@BertonMelch]

The theatrical cut of this movie is prolly in my top 5 comedy of all time… flawless pacing and hilarious with heart. I still love this movie to this day.

[@roadrunner3100]

Thanks for doing this movie, it's a comedy classic. The Farrelly Brothers also did a movie call King Pin with Woody Harrelson and Bill Murray which is definitely worth a viewing.

[@larspunk86]

Dumb and Dumber To isn’t worth seeing. Pretty disappointing sequel. However the guys who did this movie (The Farrelly Brothers) followed it with KingPin, which is basically the spiritual sequel to this film, and dare I say even funnier. Bill Murray, Woody Harrelson. See that and you won’t de disappointed. The Farrelly’s then followed that with There’s Something about Mary. Their perfect comic trilogy really 😁.

[@danielmurgueytio4059]

Second this suggestion.

[@raydurz]

I third the suggestion

[@SupremeJudge]

I like Kingpin, I wouldn't say it's funnier than D&D but the humor level is the same. But definitely watch Kingpin, you won't be disappointed.

[@indiff86]

Honestly, Stuck on You wasn't half bad, either.

[@thunderb4stard80]

The only good joke in the sequel is the return address joke but apart from that it's gash. But I do agree kingpin is worth a watch on here, Bill murray steals the show

[@MrGBH]

Simone: He needs to die. I don't think it's that kind of movie though. Me: Bwahahahahahahha! In all seriousness though, the older I get, the more Harry and Lloyd stop seeming dumb, and starting seeming like selfish jerks. Maybe I'm just getting more cynical?

[@jculver1674]

No, you're right. They're (mostly) nice to each other, but they act like a-holes or creeps to pretty much everyone else.

[@kevinstanton5998]

If you haven't watched it yet, need to also watch Liar Liar.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes! Liar Liar is 1 of his bests. His most underrated movie was Me, Myself and Irene. It’s a crime how much that movie flew under the radar

[@kilroy987]

Our pets' HEADS ARE FALLING OFF...

[@brendonwood3609]

I used to love watching Conan whenever Jeff Daniels was on the show promoting whatever movie he was fixing to be in. Whatever the project, no matter how serious, Conan would always pitch it, then cut to the Jeff Daniels bathroom scene in this movie. Lol

[@cleveroliveira6727]

I literally cried during the bathroom scene. Classic!🤣🤣🤣 Love you, guys. Big hug from Brazil. ♥️🇧🇷

[@meganega123]

When Clint Eastwood ast Jeff Daniels in one of his movies he told him that had actually happened to him one time

[@zachharris3040]

Okay, so I will say with this movie you watched the extended cut, which is the worse of the two versions (extended and theatrical) because the extra scenes or extra dialogue in scenes kind of throw the flow off in the movie or the extra lines just seem misplaced. Even tho you are watching the lesser of the versions, still glad y'all are watching.

[@trentb3148]

Honestly, it's worse than that. Harry and Lloyd come off as way more mean-spirited than they do in the theatrical cut. I don't get why the extended version seems to be the prominent version nowadays.

[@apple54345]

agreed. the trimmed version is MUCH better.

[@madizzle90]

Yeah, I agree with that. The extended motel scene makes Lloyd seem unnecessarily mean.

[@Goomyx1492]

@@trentb3148 probably because 99% of the time people tend to recommend the uncut or extended versions of movies in general so I think people often opt for them by default now

[@Cheepchipsable]

Lloyd was spiteful.

[@jp3813]

Since you like Jeff Daniels, you should react to Arachnophobia (1990).

[@MoBot249]

It's common knowledge that all swimsuit bikini models wear only their bikinis wherever they go.

[@hissatsu4937]

Dumb & Dumber was super popular movie back in the day. When it came out every kid in school was talking about it for a long time after the release. The teachers at school decided to let us watch it at the end of the day once. That was first and only time this happen so you can imagine how popular Dumb & Dumber was.

[@nsasupporter7557]

It still is a popular movie!

[@hissatsu4937]

@@nsasupporter7557 It sure is but back then it was extremely popular. People talked about it constantly.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

I remember watching it last day of school as a cool way to relax after the semester. Watching this and eating pizza, it was the bomb.

[@marilynn7799]

I love that you can hear Jim Carrey's Canadian accent in some of his dialogue. Also he was married to Mary in real life, the chipped tooth is real and they really annoyed the bad guy they picked up in there dogmobile. Him screaming at them was real. Lol

[@phil8821]

When he said "sorry" I thought. "Oh that's right, he's canadian".

[@VilleHalonen]

Oh, you watched the Unrated version. Looks like I'm lucky I didn't :D It took me way, way, way back. T... th... thw... the soundtrack is the most 90s thing ever. Before that Skillshare ad, I'd have thought that you'd have done improv theater, Simone. Especially with the Whose Line Is It Anyway thing! You're so good at turning what some call mistakes into fun and unique energy.

[@netherjb8566]

I feel like the ketchup and mustard bottles scene was just pure improv. Dudes played off of each other's stupidity perfectly!

[@ImDerpyDuck]

This film and Kingpin for me was the peak of slapstick comedy in my youth and it will remain one of my favourite films in the genre forever

[@gregorygant4242]

Jim Carey , Canada's greatest export to the rest of the world . I love his movies , the guy's hilarious AF !!!

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, him and Robin Williams are the only comedians I like. All other comedians suck compared to them

[@christinadoxstader3004]

Craziest thing about this movie is that one of the directors, Peter Farrely, is now the winner of 2 Oscars, for directing and producing Green Book

[@jimhowe2624]

Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie are two of my favourite people ever. Thanks for the lovely reminder in the intro.

[@jculver1674]

I miss Whose Line so much.

[@gregall2178]

I wonder how long they'd be laughing if they watched the episode with Richard Simmons ;-) ...with the jet skis...

[@Tsotmiam]

The unrated version is at times so tonally different from the theatrical cut. I didn't like it nearly as much.

[@Lexyvil]

Almost every movie you guys chunk out is one that I've already watched. You really have good tastes in movies! Or your community does, perhaps, haha. Thanks for uploading these! I listen to them during my outdoor walks and it really alleviates my boredom.

[@Cheepchipsable]

What's the point of watching someone react to a movie you have not seen?

[@todderickson2435]

No movie has ever been more accurately titled. 😆 Loved your reactions, just like always!

[@thebluecollarbibleguy5114]

For people my age this is our baseline for Jeff Daniels. This was the first we had ever heard of him and though “stupid comedy” was his thing. Everyone was shocked to see him in Speed playing a regular role. Still to this day when I see him in serious roles I’m surprised.

[@nsasupporter7557]

So you learned that Daniels isn’t a comedian typically?

[@thebluecollarbibleguy5114]

@@nsasupporter7557 yes, but it is still hard to separate him from this character.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@thebluecollarbibleguy5114 yeah, I understand 🙂 Fun fact: the studio didn’t want Daniels at first, because they didn’t see him as a comedian 😉 the only reason he was in the movie was because of Jim Carrey. He wanted Jeff Daniels and fought to keep him in the movie

[@fxbear]

My mom, who was always stoic and not one for frivolous things, absolutely loved this movie. I was utterly destroyed when my dad told me it was her favorite movie. She watched it every year right up to the day she died. I also discovered she liked dirty jokes and being the gay son, was the only one who could get away with making her laugh. I loved her dirty laugh when she would try to hide it. I was also the only one who could get her to smile for a photo because there was always the threat I would say something untoward. All I had to do was give her ‘the look” and she would giggle. Best photos of her ever.

[@Bolichnikov_]

That thumbnail is pure nightmare fuel

[@biodigitaljazz5814]

You guys must be watching the director's cut because 28 ago this movie came out and I don't remember him listening in to the wall for the people having sex next door or the waitress blowing bubbles into Jeff Daniels drink these were deleted scenes that did not make it to the final cut back in 1994

[@flyonawall6521]

I have watched a ton of CineBinge's movie reactions....I gotta be honest, I don't remember ever seeing one where the both of you laughed so much. I love this movie, but your reactions had me laughing even more and I didn't think that was possible. 👍

[@ek9509]

You just can't contain a guy like Jim! Many of his best scenes are improvised and memorable lines are often completely spontaneous. Remember the "most annoying sound in the world" from this film? You could probably tell this wasn't in the script by the genuinely horrified look on Jeff Daniel's face as Jim leans over and lets him hear it. It was off the cuff in typical Carrey style. And in the bar scene in Aspen, the line "No way... that's great. We've landed on the moon!" was also made up by Jim right on the spot when he saw the framed newspaper. Some say Jim hasn't taken any dramatic roles lately due to the poor box-office performance of his previous ones. But apparently, he will only perform in a movie that has a completely positive message. He has struggled with depression, and due to his own personal belief system doesn't want to project anything negative.

[@HARRi81_UK]

The 'most annoying noise' scene was improvised. Just watch it back and keep an eye on Jeff Daniels cracking up. Makes it even funnier to know he was corpsing badly

[@EDTGO1]

The crying throw up scene I always took it as Jim Carey character being over dramatic, you see him fantasize scenes in his head all the the time. So like in a soap operas when the character is so shocked they pass out or throw up from the shock, so is Lloyds character, thats what makes me crack up.

[@Hater20X]

As someone who has caught someone cheating I can say the wanting to throw up is real. Literally makes you sick to your stomach . In fact I couldn't stomach eating for like a week I had 0 appetite.

[@Cheepchipsable]

It was pretty good the way Carey oscillated between wanting to bawl his eyes out and wanting to throw up. One could say he was heartbroken by the betrayal, then disgusted at the same time. He reminded me of a cat with a hairball.

[@ek9509]

A Canadian reacting to a movie starring a Canadian actor (aka, James "Jim" Eugene Carrey) is just perfect. Exactly what you should see.

[@MFSeaMen]

I recently rewatched Jim Carrey in Man on the Moon, the biopic about the comedian Andy Kaufman, could be his best performance. Definitely worth a watch.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes! Thank you for bringing up Man on the Moon. It makes me sad how much that movie gets overlooked. Because usually when people think of dramatic Jim Carrey movies they only think of Truman Show and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. They completely forget about Man on the Moon

[@gutz1981]

Yep. I still remember when Jim Carey won the best kiss in a movie at the MTV awards for that year.

[@nicholasbyrne6485]

Gotta love the talent of Jeff Daniels, doing this and Speed the same year. 2 very different Harry's.

[@_l3m35_]

Fun fact (or not): in Brazil they translated the title of this movie as "Debi & Loide", since "debilóide" is a common way of calling someone stupid, dumb, weak-minded. So yeah, Harry become Debi :D

[@jamesfrego8754]

Please watch Disney’s “Rocket man” it’s fun like this and stars the cop from this movie! Please give it a chance.

[@Dash277]

This was a great reaction, double stamp it no erasies, touch blue make it true. The snowball fight is still one of my favorite parts. She tosses some loose snow at him and he just ASSAULTS her lol.

[@operationcwaI789789]

You guys should watch 'Idiocracy'

[@peterosky790]

Simone's "oh no" when they introduce the owls is PERFECT. LOL.

[@edwardsanchez5350]

At 21:28 I am so glad they get the reference, "I'd like to eat her liver with some fava beans and nice bottle of chianti."

[@jculver1674]

"Harry, you're alive! And you're a horrible shot!"

[@thorshuatus]

My favorite all time comedy. Will watch this anywhere & any time. So many great quotes from this movie which society still references today.

[@jimhowe2624]

Love it! Now I'm just sitting here patiently waiting for Ace Ventura 1 and 2. Also, I usually tell people to watch something and decide for themselves if its good or not, but the sequel is just awful.

[@andrewouellette4998]

You should also check out "Strange Brew" starring Bob (Rick Moranis) and Doug (Dave Thomas) Mackenzie. It is a movie from the early eighties filmed in Toronto. They are the original Hosers. There are many Canadian references.

[@tfaust77]

So this was 1994, the first time an Actor had 3 movies released in one calendar year! Ace Ventura, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber. Jim and Lauren met for her audition for Ace but was passed over but they started talking and then she was cast in her role for Dumb and Dumber. They were married in 96 and divorced in 97...

[@DoubleMonoLR]

That can't be correct, perhaps it was something like having three number 1 movies at the top of the box office or something similar. Many actors have had 3, or more, movies released in a year(going back many decades), where they were the main star.

[@jrobwoo688]

Please watch the 1994 comedy Clerks, written/directed/starring Kevin Smith.

[@mikerhodes8454]

SeaBass was played by former NHL great Cam Neely. the Farrelly brothers always try to give a role in each of their movies to famous professional athletes (Neely, Roger Clemens, Brett favre, to name a few). It's like looking for the Stan Lee cameo in Marvel movies, i.e. find the athlete in a Farrelly movie.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Same with that comedian who played the cop. He’s been in alot of other movies, including There’s Something about Mary which is another Farrelly bros movie. He was also in Half Baked. His only starring role was Rocketman in 1997

[@thedrizzle06925]

@@nsasupporter7557 the great Harlan Williams

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@thedrizzle06925 he improvised pretty much all of his lines as the cop. When he said “sucking back on grandpa’s cough medicine,” he said when he was a kid and visited his grandparents, his grandpa wanted him to bring him a beer but he didn’t want him to know he was drinking so he said “bring me my cough medicine” lol 😂

[@texashookem22]

Probably seen this movie 100 times, and every single time it’s just as funny as the last. Superbad is going to have a similar effect on y’all, cannot wait!

[@the-NightStar]

This is the closest we'd ever get to a Beavis and Butt-Head live action movie, basically. But that's fine with me, since this is great as it's own thing and the B&B movie(s) we did get were animated and those were great and the much better direction to go in than live-action, anyway.

[@theendistheend123]

You cut it out, but my favorite line is, "I was expecting the rocky mountains to be a bit more rocky. That John Denver is full of @#$% man." In case you dont get it, John Denver was a singer and one of his most famous songs is "rocky mountain high."

[@newwaveinfantry8362]

31:20 - I think it's meant to be ambiguous. The viewer doesn't know whether it was the beers he had or being grossed out by seeing his friend with his crush.

[@robertjacques4117]

I loved the whole movie, one of the best comedies, especially that one in a million scene and ironically Jim Carrey and the actress did date in real life and also a funny story about the toilet scene that Jeff has told Is that after the films release he was in a golf tournament and crazy enough Clint Eastwood, of all celebrities him, who was also there came up to Jeff and complimented him on that scene in particular and told him that he was in tears in the theater and said it was the most hilarious thing that he's ever seen and it was because Clint went through a similar situation in real life, on a first date with a girl and had to use her bathroom, used it but the toilet was broken, you can't make that up, that's just amazing 🤣😂

[@JamesASharp]

More comedies please. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@pistonburner6448]

Just when I think your lame jokes couldn't be any dumber you go and do something like that thumbnail...and totally redeem yourselves!! JK, your jokes and everything are great, and your thumbnails are always just amazing!!

[@Richie_RHD]

this version had so many extra lines in it i never seen, adn ive bene watching this movie for ever. is this a directors cut or something?

[@barowt]

Up until a few years ago I thought they were Saying Billy Enforce.... I thought that was his last name.. They we're saying Billy in 4C... Also you should check out Rocket Man from 1997, it has the bike cop who drank the pee as the main character..

[@johnryder2878]

If you thought "Dumb and Dumber" was good.. and it was.. then you'll like "There's Something About Mary". It was an envelope-pusher when it came out, and remains absurdly funny today (:

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

I remember seeing this in the theater and the for the entire runtime, all you heard was non stop laughter From the open scene, all the way to the closing credits. Our faces were hurting by the time it was over. Like The Jerk, National Lampoon's Vacation, Ghostbusters or Step Brothers, this is one of the most re-watchable comedies of all time.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Since Simone loves animals, you have to do some Ace Ventura movies! Should watch Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind with Jim Carey as well.

[@cinemaniac89]

That's a disturbing looking thumbnail for this video, should've done the Jeff Daniels doo. p.s.- Jeff Daniels best film is Something Wild (check it out) and Jim Carrey's best film is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

[@ChrisJones-pi5mh]

I think it was Cam Neely (Sea Bass) who said that they had filmed the bathroom stall scene so many times, and they weren’t happy with his reaction. So without telling anyone, Jim pulled his pants down and as soon as Cam opened the door, all he saw was Jim’s ass and the reaction on his face is what made the movie. 😂

[@danneu8]

The sequels aren't worth watching, unfortunately. Watch There's Something About Mary instead as others have stated. Personally, I think it's the funniest comedy ever made.

[@GuyDudeman]

You cut 2 of my favourite moments, both improvised: "big gulps huh, alriiiight...welp, see ya later!" and "no, that's great...WE LANDED ON THE MOON"