I SWEAR *The Mask* was MADE for Jim Carrey!! 😂

[@bensneb360]

In the original comic, The Mask was much more violent and nihilistic, it was Jim Carrey and the director Chuck Russell who brought in the homages to classic Looney Tunes... so you are right, it was literally made for Jim Carrey

[@MasterSkywalker91]

Indeed. The original comic was Deadpool cranked up to 11

[@miltoncarvalho1081]

😴😴😴

[@nicholasbyrne6485]

More Tex Avery, than looney tunes

[@jeezuschryst]

​@@nicholasbyrne6485tex avery worked for Warners and was cartoon director for lots of looney tunes and merrie melodies..

[@deathninja16]

yes thank you for mentioning it. did you see the death battle of the mask vs deadpool? his power scaling is absolutely nuts.

[@alexsutton8025]

The director Chuck Russell had the script written with Jim Carrey specifically in mind (adapted from the Dark Horse comics). When Jim read the script he said "it's like this movie was written for me!" To which the director said "It was, so if you say no, we're in big trouble" The comics are hilarious and wildly violent. Essentially Deadpool before Deadpool

[@andre1999o]

Fun fact: Jim Carrey wanted the character of Stanley Ipkiss to be just as interesting as the Mask, so the audience wouldn't get bored, so he based the character's entire personality on his father, a lovable goof who loved cartoons and was always struggling to make ends meet.

[@tarzapopohead]

You remember Loki from the MCU. That is who they are talking about.

[@shane783]

@@tarzapopohead nooo.. I don’t think soo, I think it was the producers or the directors mistake on the Loki thing (but in gow regnorok they brought in as a reference but idk, because in lore or “the comics” I was aztecs who created it or a by product of a mad god (I honestly don’t really know I’m sorry if it sounds like “I’m right you’re wrong”)

[@kirktown2046]

@@tarzapopohead Loki "from the MCU"... You mean: Loki from Norse mythology?

[@LucasF25]

​@@kirktown2046"Norse mythology? You mean Greek is not the only one?"

[@wilder11]

Notice how the first two times Stanley puts on the mask, it takes him over. But when he puts it on in the park, he clearly has more control over it, because he can take it right off. He doesn't wake up the next day, thinking it could be a dream. If we voluntarily take on our darker side, we can get control over it. Remember Ben Stein's advice? "Go as both yourself AND the Mask." That's what we all have to do. I sure do miss when stories like this, with actual moral lessons, were more the norm, and they had some actual thought and love put into them. Great react Vkunia! "That music was for his ponytail!" LMAO

[@MarkusCrassus]

The thing thats fun about this movie (among other things): When it comes to the two ladies, Cameron's lounge singer is coded as a "bad girl", and the redheaded reporter is coded as a "good girl", but it subverts it by making the 'good girl' be the one who sells him out, and the bad girl the loyal and sweet one.

[@leftofpunk]

With the obvious exception for the bugging eyes and more cartoonier bits, it really was mainly green paint on Jim's face. All expressions were his own.

[@852Duarte]

No vfx were needed in this movie, Jim carry just appeared one day and did that

[@Firefax]

I have a friend who was one of the gang members in this movie. (He got the giraffe animal balloon.) One day he asked Jim Carrey if he could take pictures of the makeup process and Jim said okay. There are multiple pieces and not one rubber prosthetic. There are cheek pieces, jaw pieces, chin and brow pieces as well as the skull cap to cover his hair. After it's all applied amd latex is used to smooth everything out, it's all painted green. False teeth finish it all off.

[@BJBee]

The guy who got the giraffe was my favorite in the gang and I remember him to this day (first saw the movie 2 decades ago). Because he went from a badass to a kid who wouldn't let the other kid touch his cool giraffe. Always makes me guffaw😂

[@Firefax]

@@BJBee The leader of the gang was also a friend of mine. Believe it or not, his name was BJ and for a second, I thought you were him trolling me! (If you really want to piss him off, tell him how much he looks like Meatloaf.)

[@Bazzkorg]

The Goosebumps book you're thinking of is The Haunted Mask. Great one. Loki, have standards? He's the god of mischief and chaos!

[@Mrryn]

But at the same time... because he's about the chaos should mean he values pizzazz and chaos of the highest order. As the ultimate trickster, he by definition should have standards and not settle for less than the best. It's like a certain blue-skinned genius with an enlarged cerebrum once said was the difference between a villain and a supervillain: presentation. Edit: And as for the Mask specifically having standards, it 100% does. Stanley and even Dorian as put-upon second-fiddle men in their respective lives are perfect fits for Loki's character. Plus, no way it didn't have a little hand, after Tina's kick, in keeping itself away from the bum goons and landed with Milo - because a dog Mask? That's hilarious, the funniest option.

[@bobbuethe1477]

"That's a spicy meatball" was a line from a 1970s Alka-Seltzer commercial.

[@ricardocardona9193]

Did you notice that this was Cameron Diaz’s first movie appearance

[@VKunia]

WHAT!? I DIDN'T KNOW THAT

[@ricardocardona9193]

@@VKunia P.S. Before Jim Carrey they wanted cast Nicolas Cage as The Mask

[@ricardocardona9193]

@@VKuniaP.P.S Whatever you do never watch Son of The Mask, it’s one of the worst movies ever made in cinema history

[@Spider-Man2094]

@@ricardocardona9193It’s a war crime

[@tristenmoore1275]

​@@VKunia well, now you know. Before she was cast as Tina Carlyle, they wanted Anna Nicole Smith for the role of tina.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I love the scene when The Mask sings Cuban Pete. It's so funny and very Broadway-esque. I really really love the bit toward the end where he appears over the bar and pulls a Clint Eastwood with that line from Dirty Harry. "Now you have to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya....punk?"

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

Fun fact: For the park scene where they're emptying his pockets, Jim Carrey is actually wearing shorts with the pockets cut out. Actors laying down beneath Jim Carrey are passing props up through the pocket holes to the actors to give the illusion that The Mask's pockets can hold an infinite number of objects like a cartoon.

[@Hambie76]

Hm, interesting. That actually makes sense too, thanks dude!

[@SauerkrautSandwich93]

14:23 The line "Smokin'!" was ad-libbed by Carrey. The original catchphrase was supposed to be... "Snazzy".

[@joeblankenship377]

THey made the right choice. Snazzy is kinda corny.

[@brandonford5459]

Turned out to be an iconic line

[@existenceisrelative]

@@joeblankenship377 The entire thing is corny! Part of why it's good.

[@benjauron5873]

"Smokin" has the Komedy K. That makes all the difference.

[@ProcInc]

"Snazzy" is the darkest timeline

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

"Can you imagine him dealing with all the Avengers?" Honestly, he'd solo them. I don't think the power of the Mask _has_ limits at all besides the night time thing. Just the user's imagination.

[@Guardian582]

then 'The Mask' vs Green Arrow would be a hellava kick :P

[@senzanome7302]

Literally. He could solo most of the mcu no joke. Loony powers are boundless

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

@@Guardian582 you mean Green Lantern, surely? Green Arrow would get rekt.

[@Guardian582]

@NoGijutsushi err yes, him the one with the ring...been watching grant gustin as the flash lately soo one particular 'green' has been on my mind a bit :P

[@Right_Bumper]

Toon force is actually insane, you can't hurt a toon the normal way so he would just shrug off all of their attacks

[@scorn787]

It removes the part of you that holds you back and then gives you the ability to do whatever you want. In the comics the mask had a very high body count.

[@BDTXIII]

Oh, by the way. If you didn't notice, the car workshop building where Stanley entered in the early scene is actually the famous firehouse which was known for setting up as the headquarter in Ghostbusters.

[@JoeWedgwood-ik9zo]

Cameron Diaz in this was definitely my sexual awakening 😂

[@Smokie_666]

Ha ha same!

[@Tconlon251_2]

Two of the best decisions Jim Carry ever made: 1. Taking this role 2. Not doing the sequel

[@Smokie_666]

Facts!

[@joon0]

What sequel?

[@Tconlon251_2]

@@joon0 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_the_Mask

[@turbulentmind2044]

@@joon0 ye. . what sequal

[@brucechmiel7964]

Well the sequel was originally planned for 1996. And brought back most of the main cast. I’m pretty sure Jim Carrey had a bunch of movies it was already working on and declined the role. So there’s no room in the schedule for the sequel with all the effects to make it. It would be put on ice until 2000 something. Hell, there was an advertisement for The Mask 2 With Jim Carry on a 95’ issue of Nintendo power. Hell, Movie Posters where made before before the contracts were signed for pre-production. Hollywood does this to this to build up excitement for studio investors.

[@ieradossantos]

29:18 Omg. After like 30 years and watching this movie 2340 times I finally understand the double entendre

[@Hardrock1a]

“Landfill Park” LOL There’s a park in Virginia Beach/Norfolk, VA that is the site of an old landfill, called Mount Trashmore. Back in the 90’s, there was a morning radio show that started a minor panic when they were reporting that there was an evacuation order for the surrounding area, saying that the methane levels from the old landfill were getting too high. There was no evacuation order, no high methane levels, but it was April 1st. FCC hammered them!

[@bobbuethe1477]

Vicky's mentioned that she's from Long Island. She might know Norman J. Levy Preserve in Merrick, which is a lovely park built on a landfill.

[@johan.ohgren]

Quality joke right there!

[@d4mdcykey]

I saw this film 30 years ago and I still have not recovered at how HAWT Cameron was in this, still floors me.

[@chimerius24]

We might be the same age since I saw it about that time. Born in '82. Saw it first day. How bout you.

[@d4mdcykey]

@@chimerius24Nah, quite a bit older, born in '62.

[@bidwell13]

31:26 Jim Carrey is an amazing actor. When they were casting for “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” Dr Seuss’s widow wanted to meet Carrey to see if he was right for the role. Carrey was on the set of “Man on the Moon” and he had to play Andy (who was the character he was playing in the movie), pretending to be Jim Carrey pretending to be the Grinch. So instead of losing the character he was doing for that movie he basically was Andy showing them what Jim Carrey would look like playing the Grinch.

[@DC_Prox]

The guy who played Stanley's best friend was Richard Jeni, one of the best stand-up comedians during the comedy explosion of the 90s. His special "Platypus Man" was legendary.

[@Goldberg070]

The Mask is a hilarious childhood gem that has a special place in my heart to this day. I can personally identify very well with the character of Stanley, I always had great sympathy for him.

[@solrachernandez3389]

You clearly didn't see the deleted scenes for example you probably think Peggy got away scott free but nope she actually died There's also the comics which are dark as hell not cartoonish

[@ghostspider2056]

Loki isn’t in the mask, he just created it. Even in the bad sequel he comes in trying to find the mask.

[@rugbycrazyfijian3806]

I used "SMOKIN!" for a whole year or so after watching this when it came out...my mum hated it...😂😂

[@Night_Raptor_5991]

🤭

[@Irenereactioncorner]

If someone asked me about the movies I watched as I was a kid, The Mask would be the first one to come to my mind, I've watched it so many times but I haven't seen it in years, so thank you for this video and making me feel nostalgic!

[@VKunia]

you're welcome irene!!! :)

[@lazyperfectionist1]

3:07 "I feel like she has an ulterior motive." Ah. Very good, V. I was a hormonally-charged adolescent when I first saw this scene and that did not occur to me. I was... distracted.

[@Ambaryerno]

30 years later and I'm only just now piecing together how the bait and switch with Peggy and Tina fits the film's larger themes of masks and who people are behind their public personas. Peggy seems to be such a nice, genuine person. But deep down she's ultimately selfish and self-serving. Meanwhile, Tina SEEMS to be the classic manipulative film noir "femme fatale," only to reveal that she's really a very sweet, compassionate woman beneath the surface.

[@codyclaeys2008]

I love when Terrell looks at the audience and trys to fix his hair during the dance shootout

[@Greg_Andrews]

7:50 - "...CARTOON powers" Excellent description!

[@philto9999]

*Watching movie called The Mask, sees a Mask* -I think this is about a mask... Lol

[@johan.ohgren]

Blonde energy!

[@JedHead77]

The mask amplifies the wearer’s most inner personality.

[@Da1337Man]

I wouldn't dare put that mask on, because i can pretty much guess what would emerge. Someone who wants nothing more than to punish horrible people in the worst way possible. A mindset like that mixed with the chaotic nature of the mask? Totally not a match made in hell.

[@DarkPaladin24]

The Mask and Robin Williams Genie made me wish i had cartoon superpowers as a kid.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Right lol

[@gjhoward]

There was a resurgence of the 'Zoot Suits' in the 1990's (originally from the 1940s) and the dance/music style (Swing/Ska) that came with it, partially because of the success of The Mask.

[@robertlombardo8437]

Ohhh yeah... Remember the Cherry Poppin' Daddies?

[@3000MrGian]

You are right, and the movie Swingers that came 2 years later helped make that scene more popular

[@3DJapan]

In the comics Stanley was a mass murderer in the making. The mask let him live out his darkest fantasies, taking revenge on anyone who wronged him. The police chief was actually the main protagonist.

[@crombajaa]

lol, Amazing movie and reaction. This Loki's mask has many powers and one is enabling him/the wearer to change reality at will! The movie pays homage to the comic and the cartoon. He was the biggest star when this came out. 1994 - Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber. He became a legend!

[@philfeb6]

This was the first feature role of Cameron Diaz . Milo's mask character reminds me of Mutley

[@JedHead77]

2:20: What an intro shot for Cameron Diaz in her first film! 😍

[@robertlombardo8437]

And Introducing: Cameron Diaz 😍😍😍

[@scorake14]

I grew up watching this movie and the cartoon series and it was brilliant! Even as a kid I used to constantly quote the mask and ace ventura XD I remember at family gatherings going "smokin!" or pretending to talk out my ass like ace ventura does haha. Jim Carrey was a huge part of my childhood, hell even with Cable guy and the truman show, and so many others that he was in during the 90's.

[@JamesASharp]

I saw this film in the theater. It was a very good experience. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@marii_lilmonsta]

“Do not put the garbage on your face” 😂

[@o0pinkdino0o]

Cameron Diaz's entrance cemented her as a star for the next decade. Interestingly her best acting is in Oliver Stone's Any Given Sunday where she stands toe to toe with Al Pacino. This may be the best dog actor since Jeb from The Thing. The funniest line from Doyle, "SWAT got offered to open Vegas" after the dance number. That and "I thought you'd have a sense of humour... after all... YOU MARRIED HER !"

[@alfie-sama6809]

22:57 The Goosebumps I believe you are talking about "The Haunted Mask" Which i think was book number 11 or 13. I Remember all that even the Carly-Beth character name because of the episode they actually made for it. Fox Kids (and maybe Fox Box as well) played it every Halloween for a good bit

[@chrismeulen8108]

1. a scene was filmed where Vikings put the mask in the box from the beginning, and got rid of it, but the scene was never used, it's only on the workprint. 2. first saw this in '94 or early '95, even bought the VHS tape when it came out, still have it :)

[@cristianmaldonado6903]

The Mask ("December 29, 1994") - Ace Ventura ("February 4, 1994")

[@tristenmoore1275]

Actually, The Mask was released on July 28th, 1994.

[@adammilette3076]

​@@tristenmoore1275my brother was born 10 days before lol

[@squashmallow2006]

23:43. Yes they did. They were just discussing that a few minutes earlier.

[@mattslupek7988]

“What’s this obsession with Coco Bongo?” Cameron Diaz walks in the room.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

I saw this when it came out on video. We rented it and then I got my parents to buy it later that year. It realy sparked my interest in Norse mythology as well as psychology.

[@deathninja16]

The muffler scene in this movie is so much more tame than the comic. like holy hell i can never unsee it.

[@GilesHellier]

24:20 "That music is for his ponytail" 🤣🤣🤣

[@Artman1991]

The movie, yes. The source material, however, is quite dark and violent.

[@Angelicwings1]

The mask goosebump was how the person couldn’t take it off. We had an Australian Goosebumps. It was called round the twist

[@PhantomLantern2814]

10:54 that line HURTS the older I get. They’re looking for a guy just LIKE you, just not you. But honestly I’ve learned that without confidence to back up your kindness, you’ll always be just some nice guy. Niceness isn’t enough.

[@tedflanc1024]

16:25, “you’re so screwed dude”. VKunia, sometimes you say the weirdest things unintentionally and I love you for it!!!

[@NoahSpurrier]

The mask doesn’t change your personality. It unleashes the id of the personality of who wears it. I loved the scene where Milo puts on the mask.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

14:03 Ages ago, I asked a young lady if she wanted to study swing dancing with me. She didn't know what I meant, so I showed her this movie and emphasized this scene. She thought the movie was a _hoot,_ but at the end of the dance sequence, she said she didn't think she had the energy for it. 🤷‍♂

[@shaevillas5958]

7:36 so believe it or not the directors and writers of the movie didn’t want the Big Teeth because they were impossible to fit inside the Actor’s mouth… however Jim Carry wanted the teeth so what he did was when he was “The Mask” he smiled the entire time making sure they would stay on 😁

[@seangriffin2053]

My favorite Carrey movie. This is based off a pretty graphic comic book, but you don't see that here. This is just the mask unleashing a man with every cinematic facial gesture and impression known to man. In other words, just Jim Carrey unleashed.

[@tonyolsson4376]

1994 was Jim Carreys golden year that made him a superstar. "The Mask", "Ace Ventura" and "Dumb & Dumber" were all made this year.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Ace Ventura was first, the Mask was second

[@austinclark337]

Been reacting with you for 2 years V, keep doing what your doing

[@leonardodavid4670]

07:20 fun fact, The Mask is a cartoon.

[@fynnthefox9078]

The Mask: A Master of Toon Force

[@kovacs88]

Ace Ventura was Jim Carrey's first big movie, then the Mask, then Dumb and Dumber.

[@krisfrederick5001]

It's hard to imagine this came out the same year as Ace Ventura and Dumb and Dumber. Jim Carrey had more success than most actors careers all at once. Brilliance. Cameron is gorgeous in this but, my favorite is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

[@yellowblanka6058]

The redhead is Amy Yasbeck, she was a cast member on "Wings" and was married to the late John Ritter of "Threes Company" fame.

[@ArielGTAcS]

27:20 "Actually, I'd be scared if he had several..." LMAO

[@gio4868]

I dont know why comedians(good ones) are so good at serious roles, both eternal sunshine and 23 are insane jim carrey movies.

[@ShadowService]

In my experience, many extremely talented comedians get that way because they understand how important laughter is to people with darkness in their lives - because they have darkness in their lives. So, it's not hard to play a serious role because that part of their life is so familiar to them.

[@mattslupek7988]

Where I live, we actually have a "Landfill Park" but it's not called that. t's called Mt. Trashmore. It's basically a manmade mountain made with trash and sod repeatedly piled on top of each other. It has a skate park, a bike path, people ride their sleds there, and they hold fireworks displays there every 4th of July. It's pretty cool.

[@jackwildsarchive]

I like your commentary on the Loki lore... Makes me head-canon that there is definitely a "The Mask" variant of Loki in the MCU Multiverse

[@18videowatcher41]

This movie is an absolute CLASSIC! 🤣

[@KateSuhrgirlPlays]

This has always been my favorite Jim Carrey movie since I was a kid.

[@granadosvm]

When I was a kid, they used to show Tex Avery's cartoons on TV from time to time, so watching Jim Carrey become a whistling wolf in the table of a restaurant looked hilarious to me. It brought back memories.

[@davekisman2763]

The Mask grants the user toon-force powers.

[@wiilover07]

The Mask is a masterpiece. I watched the VHS nonstop when I was a kid. It made me a Jim Carrey fan for life. I was super scared though of the mob boss when he put the mask on when I was a kid.

[@FiendTheWhacked]

Yeah you're actually not entirely wrong. The original draft of the movie was a horror comedy with the Mask as a supernatural serial killer. The idea was for it to replace the Nightmare on Elm Street series. When the idea to cast Carrey came up, they completely reworked the film to fit with his style of comedy, molding it around him.

[@JakkFrost1]

8:26 a key thing to remember is the mask can influence or straight up control other people as well. Those goons weren't impressed, they were under the mask's spell.

[@VictorGarcia-nv3kn]

The mask brings out the most deepest darkest desires of the user morality is out of question. The origin of the mask is not confirmed Loki is just one theory another is it was made by an African tribe along ago. He did have a comic book with Lobo from DC universe.

[@bobbuethe1477]

There was also a crossover comic featuring the Mask and the Joker.

[@mejestin]

ok the most fun for me at this reaction is the part everyone understanding the loki referance today.. i needed to sit and explain all my friends, family members, classmates.. who's loki and as stranger concept they didn't care much.. so now the colture can appreaciate good referance. :)

[@scottvanhille5688]

Val, you just watched a movie that goes back to the year I graduated from Middle School (8th grade) also the first graduation of the new school I might add. I quoted this movie so much in 1994 that I started to annoy my classmates lol. "Can't make the scene, if you don't have the green, I better make a little stop" "It's Party time, P-A-R-T-Y? Because I gotta!" "I think he wants to communicate" "Sorry son, the dog was rabid had to put it down." One of my favorite Jim Carrey films. He did this one, Dumb & Dumber, and Ace Venture: Pet Detective all in the same year. Nice reaction! The villain aka Dorian also played a villain in Pulp Fiction. Nice first role for Cameron Diaz.

[@Sparrow-Music]

8:04 I'm *SO* impressed you picked up on what they were saying on the talk show about this, because I feel like it goes over a lot of people's heads. So glad you're loving Jim's work. DUMB & DUMBER NEXT

[@Scottie_S]

I love Peter Greene. His take on bad guys is always spot on. He's an accomplished actor and you can slot him in anywhere. He loves the 'bad boy' roles, but he's great in anything!

[@paulwalker9732]

Ace Ventura was released 29th April '94, The Mask was released 19th August '94.

[@animeguy4863]

Toon is such a underrated super power! The mask and who framed Rodger rabbit are two great examples of how awesome toon is!!

[@BogeyTheBear]

19:19 It's a classic movie trick that goes all the way back to the days of Technicolor. Technicolor's biggest problem was that it needs a lot of light to render anything-- the characteristic look of a Technicolor film comes from the intense studio lighting flattening out the contrast. Another problem is you can't shoot things in actual nighttime conditions, so a night scene gets shot with a lot of light and is then underexposed and recolored to look like a scene under a dark sky.

[@n.v.neyrinck7530]

They had to apply multiple prosthetic pieces to Jim Carrey’s face to make sure his facial expression’s weren’t restricted it was a 4 hour process. Also the producers wanted to scrap the Cuban Pete scene because they thought it made no sense to put a musical number in a comedy movie 🤷

[@DeadmanDave]

The Mask was my introduction to Jim Carrey.

[@seanm3327]

The Goosebumps episode was called The Haunted Mask :)

[@Nexidal]

My siblings and I watched this together all the time, it was hard to find a movie that all 5 of us enjoyed. Who doesn't love Jim Carrey? Our favorites were this and The Mummy (1999). If you haven't seen that one I highly recommend it. Imo it's the perfect adventure movie.

[@tonydeluna8095]

This movie is awesome! Great choice! Jim Carrey is a comedian!

[@mayorjimmy]

The Mask is part of the DC Universe. So technically when he played the Riddler in Batman Forever that was his SECOND comic book movie. At one point the Joker got ahold of it. I can't think of a single actor that could have done a better job than Carrey.

[@GilesHellier]

Always thought the misdirection with the love interests was genius, in this film. They lead you to think that Peggy is the logical end goal for Stanley right up until "Do you really mean that?" ".........no." - It's very rarely done that well, usually love interests suck because they're direction is too obvious (because they're just a box for the studio to tick).

[@scottosborne2915]

this is one of my fav of jim carrey films followed by ace venturer i was 14 when both films came out

[@yw1971]

19:23 - It's called 'American Night'. Invented in the 60's

[@Matacron]

Even if they'd had the fingerprint match, it wouldn't have mattered. Not too many people who see this movie stop to think about the fact that someone who worked at the bank would obviously have his fingerprints on the money from that bank.

[@tomasjallen]

Marvels Loki series has an easter egg regarding this movie. In season 2 Loki tries to activate a capability much like Stanley do in the doctor's office when he learned it could be a Loki mask.

[@tomatoeskin3781]

Underwater welding is one of if not the most dangerous job on the planet. People die like every dive, so that diver at the start who got crushed was pretty accurate. The hazard pay is crazy though.

[@RadeticDaniel]

At around 8:00 you ask if the mask is supposed to be his Id, it's not. According to Jung the description goes kinda like this: - SuperEgo is all you wishes desires and impulses - Id is your moral conscience and logical refraining - Ego is who you are, what is left of your super ego after filtering it through your id. The Mask here has basically the same psychological effect of alcohol, which lowers function of the frontal lobe and reduces judgement. That's one of the reasons highly repressed people turn into someone else when they drink. Of course the mask has the added loney toons powers to it xD

[@kingderpygoat]

Another Jim Carey classic you should watch if you haven't already is "Dumb and Dumber"

[@davidsumner7604]

I saw this movie in the theaters as a kid. That's how far back I go.

[@GriffinPilgrim]

Given where Loki was imprisoned in actual Norse myth he'd likely LOVE to just be in a mask...