Remember The Son Of The Mask Disaster??

[@jackrodakthemovieguy1726]

New line cinema be like: Hey remember how much fans loved the 1st mask because of Jim Carrey's performance, well i'm sure they will love the sequel much more without him in it

[@tonymata8070]

Actually Jim rejected the offer to return for the sequel, reasons? Well it’s because after filming Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls he realized that playing the same character is not fun, there’s your reason why he didn’t return.

[@jackrodakthemovieguy1726]

@@tonymata8070 new line cinema: now that the best part of the last movie is gone, let’s continue making this by taking everything that was great from the 1st movie and ruin it. People will love it

[@tonymata8070]

@@jackrodakthemovieguy1726 I mean they’re the ones who gave the go ahead on the script and the toned down direction it went with, what made the first film a success is because it was made for adults in mind and not focusing on the child demographic.

[@mightyfilm]

He changed his tune decades later, as he not only returned for the Dumb and Dumber sequel, but actually wanted to play Dr. Robotnik a second time (tankfully) for Sonic 2. But the worst thing is, Stanley Ipkiss didn't have to be the Mask in the second film. In the comics, the mask went from person to person. We could have had a decent sequel with another actor, maybe base it more on the comics, but instead we got this stupid thing.

[@tonymata8070]

@@mightyfilm Exactly, you can actually focus on another person whose in possession of The Mask and we focus on said person. All you have to do is right a great story in order for it to work, but this person obviously didn't care and neither did the studio.

[@JasLamArr91]

This is the WORST movie I've ever seen and I'm not even exaggerating.

[@Snowflakes-s9u]

Sadly it's not the worst movie I've seen 🙁

[@kayleyisdisturbing8990]

It is...until you watch human centipede.

[@lauren6509]

Lou Lumerick of the New York Post, gave the film a zero-star rating and said that, "Parents who let their kids see this stinker should be brought up on abuse charges; so should the movie ratings board that let this suggestive mess slip by with a PG rating."

[@JasLamArr91]

@@Snowflakes-s9u What was the worst?

[@JasLamArr91]

@@kayleyisdisturbing8990 I've never seen Human Centipede and I don't want to. So I believe you! 😂

[@MaherandIbrahimsAvengers]

My question is why the Mom wanted a baby so bad only to leave to New York for a week after getting the Baby she always wanted

[@chaoscontroller316]

The more you think about the forced baby, the worse this entire plot becomes.

[@Lonk2976]

@@chaoscontroller316 wait... THE PLOT CAN GET WORSE!?

[@chaoscontroller316]

As soon as you see the father wants to be an animator, the concept of a rushed family becomes more toxic.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@chaoscontroller316 I never actually thought of it like that.

[@doraeguyakaneddie6586]

She wanted to force the Dad into playing Child support to spite him

[@daviddo658]

Asking if I remember The Son of the Mask is like asking if I remember getting hit by a pickup.

[@DisasterEnby]

Do you remember getting hit by a pickup?

[@felipecosta-kv2fx]

@@DisasterEnby probably not

[@Vicky_Hyenas]

@@felipecosta-kv2fx I Do So DoNt AsSuMe

[@kris5025]

I remember as a kid I watched the european version where after the protagonists bang they show the full process of fertilisation and back then I didn't even question it

[@mikebews8716]

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[@axlorg89]

Tbh they could have showed a Big Bang or Santa Claus being the banger and kids like me back then wouldn’t have questioned it

[@SomeoneYouHate]

I remember this and at this time i didnt even know what does this scene means

[@TV-8-301]

The what

[@SomeoneYouHate]

@@TV-8-301 they showed how soern affects baby

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

The only thing I remember is a woman whose head turned into a giant nose, which for some reason gave me a weird obsession with drawing witches and wizards wearing giant noses as hats.

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

LMFAO WHAT

[@nothinkin69]

This is- WHAT???

[@Isaac_Ealey]

Fair enough.

[@knightryder11]

I'm sorry that sounds like a kin- Nvm then

[@jackmack4181]

First movie was about a guy who had pent up emotions and wants to be free. The second movie is drugged up fever dream of a fan fiction lighter had while he was smoking dope.

[@luffimsbews7756]

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[@ClownPuncher139]

Okay, this movie was on Cartoon Network like every other week growing up. I'm amazed how many times I watched it, and liked it, because of how many times CN showed it. How could they show a movie this bad, and inappropriate, on CN for YEARS?

[@kujakubes241]

When was CN airing this?

[@balthazarcipher1280]

The same reason they can show teen titans go.

[@SoshiTheYoshi]

The worst part about The Son of the Mask is that Tim can’t even play Mario Kart properly

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Maybe he's a beginner or something.

[@jugsyarts]

The way he holds the GBA pisses me off

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@jugsyarts Maybe you have a point

[@SoshiTheYoshi]

@@jugsyarts I totally agree

[@alexv3375]

Yeah... it's genuinely like watching a monkey trying to figure out how to open a can of Baked Beans.

[@colingznetworkplus4618]

It would have been relevant if he was playing Mario Kart DS

[@colingznetworkplus4618]

But at the same time I don’t think Mario Kart DS was out by the time the film released, but it was a few months from releasing at the time

[@chaoscontroller316]

Perhaps the scene was shot before the DS launched?

[@SoshiTheYoshi]

The movie was released months before Mario Kart DS

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

Tim's version of the mask looks like a green Mac tonight with hair and red lips

[@mistermann4163]

I question who even played the DS with there index fingers on the directional, A, and B buttons. And not just on the L an R triggers. Especially since it's Mario Cart, a racing game.

[@randomasshumanbeing2078]

Ngl the scene where Loki makes that persons head into a giant nose scared me when I was younger. I’d then have bad dreams of it happening to my dad and I got very sad. I was a weird kid

[@zachanikwano]

@ZoomerTube Especially as a kid. You’re kinda just accepting reality as it comes, and your imagination is bonkers.

[@Mewza]

I only remembered the dog and the boogers from the nose.

[@tizyman7120]

I felt bad for that woman. And i feel bad for you too since you had those nightmars

[@randomasshumanbeing2078]

@Sweetheart wow

[@solgerWhyIsThereAnAtItLooksBad]

The giant nose left me with severe trauma. I for the life of me forgot what the movie was but never forgot the nose

[@MmmmPiwerko]

This video awakened all the physical and mental pain I felt during that scene with the nose

[@fanofyoshi2238]

My sincere apologies for you.

[@kawaiiemolga]

I liked this movie as a kid, but the only thing I remember is one scene: Father: "Say daddy" Baby: *in a deep voice* "Mommy" I dunno why I find this so funny

[@GaidenDS10]

*MOTHER*

[@Lunarfly_streams]

YES😹 MOTHER

[@Kostya2005]

Dad: Come on say daddy Baby (With deep male voice): mommy Dad: what? 😳😳 Baby (With deep male voice): i said mommy or daddy could you tell me and answer my choice Dad: why are you have a Boss voice and why are you saying

[@chaoscontroller316]

Oh GOD this movie's plot did not age well.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

I still forgotten all about it. I even forgot most of the character's names.

[@darthcinema4262]

NOTHING about it has aged well.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@darthcinema4262 Agreed

[@vlucas6134]

Like milk that began to spoil off the shelf and somehow you still decided to buy it

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@vlucas6134 Yep

[@MaxMallard]

I forgot this movie existed. I want to forget again.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Then go and watch the first movie, not this lousy film.

[@BlackburnBigdragon]

This movie's tone and focus was COMPLETELY different than the original movie. The first movie was made for teens and young adults. It was basically this crazy superhero character, who was a cartoon, who would pop out into the real world and wreak havoc. THIS movie, on the other hand, was OBVIOUSLY targeted at kids. It looks and feels like it was directed, and written by the Spy Kids director. It's even shot completely like one of his movies, with all the annoying zoomed in closeups and cartoony overreactions of every character. The tone of this movie wasn't at all like the original, and completely misses the point of "A cartoon character appears in the real world causing havoc", that the original had. This one was more like the entire world was a cartoon, and all this cartoon craziness is happening. It really feels like it has nothing to do with the original, at all. Not the same tone. Not the same feel. And everything, including the writing, feels right out of Spy Kids, Shark Boy and Lava Girl, etc... In the original, when cartoon stuff happened, it worked. This movie, the cartoon stuff just looks like really bad, out of place, CGI, that just punches you in the face for the whole run time. They made this movie for young kids with attention deficite disorder. The camera and everyone on it has to be moving, or jump cutting, like the camera person and editor were hopped up on amphetamines. This movie missed the point of the original, missed the tone of the original, and wasn't even made for the audience of the original. It's painful.

[@way2dead4u]

what is really weird about this movie is that it is obviously directed at kids, but that the same time, it has partial nudity and sex scenes. whenever a movie cannot figure out who its audience is is a TERRIBLE sign. it reminds me of Kindergarten Cop 2, a film that was made like 26 years after the original (which was originally a family-friendly film) and had gratuitous sexual implications and objectification of women (not to mention the fuckin weird 30 year age gap between the main characters). totally a red flag when a "sequel" comes out years after a decent film with completely new cast and writers

[@gniolliv]

I'm so glad to be born in 1990 and seen only The Mask. Nothing more.

[@darthcinema4262]

I've actually read the original comic. It's awesome, and very violent. Go read it

[@gounthers]

I honestly feel mortified for growing up on this movie. I used to play it all the time between the ages of 3 - 7. My family had a two disc collection of the mask films. I only watched the original one twice but I really liked the now crappy "sequel"

[@Isaac-gh5ku]

I too was born in 1990, and I watch the 1994 The Mask too. 🥰

[@fanofyoshi2238]

You are lucky. I was only born in 2005, but only saw Son of the Mask twice in my life, and only parts of it.

[@tonymata8070]

“This movie exists no where to be streamed.” Actually it’s on HBO Max in the U.S., that’s where I rewatched it. I also heard that they’re trying to get this new app outside of the United States but it’ll take awhile.

[@darksev.6468]

If only he was sponsored by today's sponsor: Nord VPN!

[@Maakyosu]

It was also on Netflix a few months ago, I guess they dumped it.

[@liseegeskov8769]

@@Maakyosu i see why (- __ -)

[@mister_lad]

it's also on... other websites

[@ddn6292]

It’s not on HBO anymore

[@captainvader921]

You want to know how bad this movie is? When even the people who grew up with it say it's bad. Cat in the Hat movie: Hey don't touch that! It's a classic Son of the Mask: hey, literally don't touch it, it'll scare you for life

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Is it really bad to say that I would rather watch Foodfight, the live action Cat in the Hat movie and Blues-Brothers 2000 than this??

[@tizyman7120]

Seriously. I liked the film when i was a baby. I hate it so much now. I only like the dog

[@okami-chan9772]

You know what's shocking, even the people who worked with Dr. Seuss, and his family, hated The Cat in the Hat live-action adaptation.

[@captainvader921]

@@okami-chan9772 that doesn't sound surprising to me. In fact, after CITH failed, Seuss's wife, Audrey Geisel, shut down live-action Seuss movies. That's why everything after (Horton, Lorax, 2018's Grinch) have been animated

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

@@okami-chan9772 Well...with all of the vulgar, borderline PG-13 humor represented in what is supposed to be the retelling of a late husband's classic children's book....are you really THAT surprised?

[@oldman5247]

God, even from a distance. This movie is a bizarre/terrifying acid trip of weird things happening one after another.

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

The Notebook 2004 1080p what movie name

[@DarwinskiYT]

The Boss Baby is a 2017 American computer-animated comedy film[4] produced by DreamWorks Animation and distributed by 20th Century Fox. Loosely based on the 2010 picture book of the same name by Marla Frazee,[5] the film was directed by Tom McGrath, from a screenplay by Michael McCullers, and stars the voices of Alec Baldwin as the title character, along with Miles Bakshi, Steve Buscemi, Jimmy Kimmel, Lisa Kudrow, and Tobey Maguire. The first installment in The Boss Baby franchise, the plot follows a boy helping his baby brother who is a secret agent in the war for adults' love between babies and puppies. The Boss Baby premiered at the Miami International Film Festival on March 12, 2017, and was released on March 31.[6] The film received generally mixed reviews from critics upon release, who praised its animation and voice performances (particularly Baldwin's), but criticized its humor and confusing premise. It also grossed $528 million worldwide against its $125 million budget. The film received Best Animated Feature nominations at the Academy Awards, Annie Awards, and Golden Globes.[7][8] A sequel, The Boss Baby: Family Business, is scheduled to be released on September 17, 2021 while a Netflix television series, The Boss Baby: Back in Business, premiered on April 6, 2018.

[@fanofyoshi2238]

@@DarwinskiYT What does that have anything to do with the comment section or the video?

[@slitherysnek6481]

When I was a little kid I watched this all the time (I hadn’t seen the original mask) and I was OBSESSED with Loki for some reason. I thought he was the best, and I watched it for him. That just shows how shit it was.

[@roxassora2706]

He looks like a Spy Kids character

[@gircakes]

You were a Loki fangirl before it was cool.

[@liseegeskov8769]

@@gircakes KAHAKREHEHI-

[@slitherysnek6481]

@@roxassora2706 I NEVER WATCHED SPY KIDS AS A KID SO I DIDNT KNOW IT WAS SUCH A LOW BAR 😭

[@slitherysnek6481]

@@gircakes honoured

[@Orangebowl98]

Dazz, I suffered the same fate with this. I watched this film A LOOOOT as a kid....man, WHY DID MY PARENTS LET ME WATCH THIS?!

[@kirrb-dot-exe]

Same here. I was a fool for actually liking this movie as a kid.

[@jennylees2616]

I also feel your pain. Did keep coming back to this too as a kid. The woman with the nose as a face terrified me

[@Orangebowl98]

@@kirrb-dot-exe We were all SOOO naive back then!

[@dannyr9411]

We were just too Fu#$!! Stupid to realize that this movie was $hit.

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

I really think Matt Frewer would have been a better casting choice for the mask in this movie

[@sighkick6938]

One tiny nitpick: The rules of The Mask is something widely called "Toon Power". The concept of Toon Power is "If it's comedic, a character can do it." in a TL:DR at least.

[@spong266]

I think it depends on whos wearing it, like stanley ipkiss loves cartoons and Tim wants to be an animator so they become toon-like whereas like when Dorian wears it hes like monstrous. They semi explain it in the first film with the psychiatrist saying that it amplifies your innermost desires. Although you probably already know all this! 😀

[@Maphteah]

The thing is, this isn’t funny.

[@davizi6146]

@@spong266 This is true for the movie version but in the comics ANYONE who wears it gains cartoonish abilities

[@lisasemarron5413]

Okay what's with people complaint about physical copies? Personally still find them better than digital at times

[@freakytostadacartoon]

At least physical copies dont have image quality drops like netflix that goes from 1080p to 144p in one second.

[@chucklesticmccormick5828]

its just way more effort and 'wasteful', especially when its a movie you dont even want lol physical themself is alright tho

[@lisasemarron5413]

@@chucklesticmccormick5828 the wasteful part i understand but the more effort part just comes off as super lazy

[@chucklesticmccormick5828]

@@lisasemarron5413 well sure, but why spend hours looking for something you dont even want, including actually tracking the bugger down and travel times/shipping, when you would just grab it off the net to view once and be done with rather than having something physical to keep?

[@lisasemarron5413]

@@chucklesticmccormick5828 cause you dont know if you like it . You can grab it in person and sometimes you get can oh gee i don't know grab something you actually enjoy and that's it's not on the net for you to see so easily

[@bethanystrout2430]

This movie is what happens when you let a demon make a movie.

[@TomboyTommy]

Nostalgia Critic screams in fear when hearing this movies name

[@trs24memly]

I’m the nostalgia critic I remember it... BECAUSE IT WILL NEVER GO AWAY!!!

[@ricardoaguirre6126]

"A family picture."

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

Did they ever do a comic book adaption of this movie?

[@somerandomkid3239]

@@chipchopbarbershop8426 no... the comic book came before the movies

[@Official_Anonymous]

And his fans scream when they hear the name of Pink Floyd’s album turned into a movie, which was then in-turn made into an awful parody by the Critic, in-which he clickbaited it by calling it a “review” even thought it really wasn’t...

[@DanielTheGamerEstNGAUTTP]

And Yes, This Movie Got 6% Tomatometer

[@GodOfGreed]

Nah, a 6% isn't enough, needs a lower percent.

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

Anyone Else Do you Remember Santos (2008) movie about

[@sargentsteve7148]

That's not even tomato, that's just the stem

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

Anyone Else Do you Remember Santos (2008) movie about

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

at least these versions of Milo and Otis never got treated crulley like the ones from the Japanese Milo and Otis movie

[@LKOnyx]

I remember watching son of the mask on cartoon network one time and actually throwing up after one of the gross out humor gags

[@Quantum.Quasarrr]

Damn you got that grossed out? How old were you at the time?

[@LKOnyx]

@@Quantum.Quasarrr 9

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

LMAO

[@officialbroccoli10yearsago42]

I SWEAR, THE SON OF THE MASK WAS A FEVER DREAM,

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Its like something Dr.Seuss and Ralph Bashki came up with if both of them were EXTREMELY HIGH AS FREAK ON DRUGS!!

[@joshuaobryan4896]

nostalgia critic put it best, "A FAAMMMILY PICTUH FROM HELL"

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

The Notebook 2004 1080p what movie name plz

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

I will say this the baby is really cute

[@meganhash7840]

Alan Cumming as Loki is even more depressing when you remember he was THE EMCEE IN CABARET

[@onometre]

I saw this on cartoon network at like 9 years old. Even at that age I thought it was an atrocity

[@Thrifty646]

Fun fact: the dog Otis is on a date with is the same dog that was milo in the first mask movie

[@themarkiscookin]

Not the same but in the same bloodline

[@LumPeyCusTerEd]

An adaptation starring the most liked actor right now. Lemme guess... Dolittle?

[@tt-yb4wj]

😃

[@Juanmaligno]

China is now a pretty big name itd be good money move honestly

[@myowncomputerstuff]

Say what you want, but the demonic mask-dog character was fire. 🔥

[@annieandelsieofarendelle3294]

You know a Son of the Mask could work with maybe the child being an adult and is stuck with the cartoony physics of the mask, however, he doesn't want them since they make his life a living hell and he's unable to function properly in society so he goes on a mission to find the creator of the mask in hopes they'd remove the Mask's influence from him.

[@wut274]

Hey dude, I've only recently subscribed but watched nearly all the back catalogue 😅 haha Thanks for all the amazing content! 🤘

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

The Notebook 2004 1080p what movie name plz

[@Pytatoon]

@@maurabewsmedia1688 no shut up bot i see your same comment everywhere

[@commandersarge6962]

@@Pytatoon what does he even mean?

[@RedDeadDevilTrigger]

The original mask wouldn’t have been as good without Jim’s fantastic zany performance

[@generalhorse493]

An actual review for this movie went as follows: "Any parent who takes their kid to this stinker needs to be brought up on abuse charges... ...along with the film board who approved this."

[@Teag_Brohman15]

I can already hear the Scout saying: "Oh Dear God No"

[@muchduck3754]

"Need anything while I'm out I'm just gonna go make a baby with the neighbor" never seen someone so desperate for a baby

[@muchduck3754]

@Swag Monke well she says that but I don't think it actually happens

[@muchduck3754]

@Swag Monke oh ok yeah she says that btw

[@lingokingo2079]

"I think I had a sarcasm once" -The Movie Director

[@elizabethcrocker3819]

23:18 "And look at this, 'Boo, Zino & the Snurks - what is that?!" Y'all, I cannot even.

[@way2dead4u]

I loved The Mask as a kid, and I even loved this movie. However, the only reason I watched Son of the Mask was because of Alan Cumming, who I knew from Spy Kids. I, believe it or not, had a massive crush on Alan. To this day I see him in those movies and I swoon a bit

[@ArtsyFoxo]

It's funny as hell to me how VASTLY different the Mask films are from the Original comicbook series(I guess the first movie is closer all things considered). The comic series is ULTRA-VIOLENT wacky shenanigans.

[@Brett710]

as a kid, I remember renting this from blockbuster multiple times b/c I liked it so much....

[@Vitorruy1]

I reported you to the police

[@awlomthesheepermen]

I love how Alan played the weirdest characters like he’s so cool

[@TCGproductions1]

I knew this existed, but you know *Already fu**ing knew it was bad...*

[@peterpumkineater69346]

This movie that existed existd

[@SapphireHeartTippy]

I remember the nose, the ultrasound scene, and the fact I felt so bad for the father and was rooting for the dog to get rid of the baby when I was a little kid This movie made me so upset because I loved the original Mask

[@incogtiino]

I had the same experience! I always thought my favorite childhood film was The Mask and only TEN YEARS LATER I come to find I was very VERY wrong.

[@MikeB12800]

Damn! We had amazing movies for kids in the ‘80s!!! That includes R rated movies!! Stand by Me, Robocop, Gremlins, The Goonies, Red Dawn, Predator, The Terminator, Big Trouble in Little China, Total Recall, etc.

[@mewmiki]

I just want to apologize to my parents for forcing them to watch this with me when I was a kid.

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

Untraceable 2008 (Swedish Sub.) what movie name

[@spamrisk7784]

Thor: awesome movie The Mask: awesome movie Combine both: get this nightmare fueled box office bomb

[@juliensavoie9299]

That CGI Baby is very Creepy

[@ninetails4886]

Okay watching this gave me flashbacks of a film I was obsessed with as a kid. Does anyone remember Bug Off?

[@mightyfilm]

It's telling that the best project related to the "star" of this movie was as his semi-recurring voice acting role in The Cleveland Show. And yes, it's his best work.

[@farmerphern]

Oh boy, you're gonna have a field trip with The Snurks

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

Honestly it should have been a 2D animated tv film or something. It just really seems like they wanted to make Looney Tunes on crack.

[@darthcinema4262]

So Ren and Stimpy, but not funny

[@karnagekarnival5127]

If you know Norse Mythology you know it makes perfect sense for Odin to send Loki on a wild goose chase despite probably having the power to solve any issue and he does it out of deserved spite for Loki lmao

[@SeddyAm]

I got amnesia after watching this because I was expecting Jim Carrey only to see something a nightmare not a sequel in my childhood days.

[@shadowleon659]

This is a demon incarnate and a spit in the face of the original film. Its even on my list of The Top 15 Superhero Movies Far worse than Batman and Robin.

[@ohm_sweet_ohm]

This movie is the dictionary definition of what a bad fever dream feels like. It's confusing, it's painful, it's grotesque, and it leaves you wanting to just erase the entire experience of watching it out of your head. Alternatively, there is another movie I think you should take a look at that's more like a "good" fever dream. It's still confusing and bizarre but also very creative. It's called Monkeybone and I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Basically, an aspiring cartoonist who's just trying to live as normal a life as possible after having some really negative past experiences with his mental health ends up in a coma. Being in this coma is what takes him to "Downtown" which is sort of like an abstract purgatory for people suffering specifically from comas. Here, the main character meets one of his cartoon creations (a hyper-energetic and crass monkey) and is essentially tormented by him throughout the rest of the film. What I really like about the movie is the implication that the monkey is really just a side of the main character that he tries desperately to suppress which ends up having some seriously negative consequences. The movie isn't for everyone, but it's definitely a fun ride and I think you'd enjoy experiencing it. It also has some great practical effects and some extremely smooth stop motion animation that I was honestly quite surprised by.

[@SomeoneYouHate]

Damn guy you wrote entire essay just to suggest watching movie pretty epic ngl

[@Brindlebrother]

7:13 "It's the crappiest piece of crap from craptown" GOOD LORD CAN SOMEONE CONTAIN THIS MAN'S *EDGE* edit: 23:26 SABERSPARK REVIEWED THAT

[@masonpelzer8052]

What’s worse is that I had this movie when I was younger instead of the original and I watched Son of the mask all the time

[@kkelseym]

A better plot would've been Tim happily giving the baby to Loki because he never wanted it and it's been doing nothing but causing him headaches.

[@thehalfnegativeoptimist4578]

I’m happy to be born at a point where I was not yet fully aware of the world around me when this came out. Now I get to find out what I was _spared_ from as a kid

[@louisjohnson628]

Dazz: makes fun of how in the movie the dog puts on the mask and says the design looks terrible Also Dazz: to stupid to realize that the dog putting on the mask happened in the original movie

[@oneghost1257]

Seeing this movie in theaters when I was 6 was legitimately my first experience with secondhand embarrassment, and possibly the anxiety I would have as an adult and apparently inherited. I was legitimately embarrassed by the movie, as if everyone in the theater with me would see me watching it and judge me, even though everyone else was... Also watching the movie.maybe even feeling the same way. It also just occurred to me that like, the reason for all the old school cartoon style effects in the original movie was that Jim Carrey's character was like, really into classic cartoons and that was one of his things. It happens in the sequel .. because it happened in the first one.

[@bluebunanimates6590]

Loki: thanks for dropping by. Guards: dropping? Loki: *bye!* My favorite lines 😂

[@lunagabriela829]

1:11 I was literally 5 months old when this came out. You can already imagine that this movie is a mental scar from my childhood.

[@jessicadoe4944]

“Dreidel Sounds like a good option.” Good lord...I used to Remember seeing this on Cartoon Network’s PG Rated edit on television back then. It was a very weird sequel to the mask.

[@TwistersClip]

Honestly the son of the mask was one the most weirdest movies I've seen, yet enjoyable since I was a kid. So was the mask.

[@carpedm9846]

He's not even holding the gameboy properly! :/

[@Darth_Revan05]

Tim really went from being in a iconic Horror movie to being in a terrible movie that nobody remembers

[@KeitieKalopsia]

This movie is beloved to me. I watched when I was little and similarly thought it was the original Mask movie. I absolutely adore how comical it is. I know it's terrible, but it's also so much fun to watch!

[@beccamckenzie9983]

I used to watch this movie so much when I was little that Alan Cumming's character became my imaginary friend, and would follow me around throughout my daily life and make goofy comments. I was a messed up child as you can tell...

[@lizafootfor5471]

Well, this atrocious sequel brings back nightmarish childhood memories. As for that scream effect, I remember hearing that effect from one of the Ben 10 episodes 😱😓

[@dappercharmer9176]

It's okay, you're not alone. Son of the Mask is the movie I watched watched before I saw The Mask

[@PurpleTurtle-t4q]

What if I tell you I watched this movie on a cinema, and Jim Carrey wasn't there, and I was severely disappointed, literally the whole movie, from start to finish I was waiting for him to show up, and he never did, and that was the first time I ever got disappointed with something

[@brandongamingtv7545]

2:18 "I AM LOKI, AND I AM BURDENED WITH GLORIOUS PURPOSE."

[@gregcharles3240]

The ironic thing is that Eric Goldberg animated that scene of Otis' plan to get rid of the baby.

[@HateKuhnRadiated]

I remember watching the nostalgia critic back when I was a fucking fetus, and I saw his review of the movie. The review alone haunts me to this day.

[@KitsuneCentral]

A Faaaaaamilly movie.

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

It's still 1 of my favorite reviews.

[@CelestialTabris]

You’re reexplaining the movie and I was thinking I’d be put off but honestly I still love it so much 😂

[@Whisperingwhispp]

I just want to say. I love your taste in music for the background. Also was very pleasantly surprised with the mafia theme from a hat in time.

[@REALmikegordan]

4:16: "A FAAAMILY PICTURE!"

[@Marcelerthereals]

I only remember the scene where the lady’s head turned into a giant nose,it traumatized me for weeks

[@MissBarker93]

I'm gonna see that thumbnail in my nightmares.

[@vixymix101]

Unpopular opinion: the dogs design is actually really cool looking

[@Pytatoon]

I think it belongs to a wb cartoon right also i agree

[@tonymata8070]

That I can agree, his design was based of Wile E. Coyote from Looney Tunes.

[@vixymix101]

Im so glad some ppl agree :D

[@johnnygallagher5718]

Me too

[@Kostya2005]

The the dog with mask looks really cartoony and i know more looks surrealism but you know animated surrealism

[@noriakikakyoin7685]

Fun fact in some version of the movie, I think the uk version they added a scene of the mask sperm entering the egg but it was removed in the other versions.

[@Fluorite-Fox]

That scene literally haunted my childhood mind *shivers*

[@davizi6146]

How did you not know people can decide to remove the Mask? It happens twice in the first film, once after Stanley escapes the police and a second time when Dorian's getting ready to level his club.

[@miguelgcgamer9878]

Nose Betty was one of my worse nightmares as a kid

[@AnomalyINC]

To be fair, the dog from the first movie, Milo, also got to wear the mask. As for this movie, I have never seen it, but I have known about it for ages. Saw a physical copy a decade ago in a local convenience store, and even though I knew nothing about it, just looking at the cover had me treating it like it was made of corium. I have read some of the comics, and they put the ignorance of the "Son of the Mask"-writers on full display. Stanley Ipkiss was a cartoon enthusiast and a romantic with revenge fantasies (Talking about the movie here), and the Mask released his "true persona" in an exaggerated manner. When Dorian got a hold of it, it revealed his true nature, a lecherous murderer with a very short fuse. In the comics, Ipkiss is far less sympathetic, but the general idea is the same, just a bigger emphasis on how utterly amoral he becomes when under the mask's influence. The comics do have recurring characters, but they all follow the mask itself, with a new individual donning it in every story. Stanley became cartoony, because that was one of his interests. It is not inherent to the mask, it just removes all the constraints that keeps a person from living out their fantasies, be they moral, literal or logical. It doesn't have a will of its own, it's more like a drug, and each wearer of the thing is different from the ones before them. Going by the...admittedly lackluster characterisation of Tim Avery (Ha-ha, like Tex Avery, so funny) it is fair that he too would become cartoony, what with being a cartoonist, but he seems more defined by his fear of commitment and general spinelessness. He also seems to be a somewhat...bland and unimaginative person. Going by the comic-villain "Walter", the closest thing the Mask has to a nemesis, the mask may simply not work on people with no imagination. It needs creativity and passion to work its magic with, and I just don't see Tim being able to transform to begin with. To close off my autistic essay, I recommend the comics. It was Deadpool long before Deadpool, and they are as dark and violent as they are comedic. Sorry for the wall of text I just...the Mask is about creativity and passion, and this movie had neither. It is the antithesis of everything inherent to the basic concept.

[@dorkork]

Just remembered a movie that existed while watching this video, it was the "Joe's Apartment" movie, it's cool

[@johnnygallagher5718]

That movie is much better!

[@Mechanicalamity]

2:47 Oh my god... Loki is the Dark Lord confirmed?!?!?!?!!?

[@baileycrawly]

Do I remember it? I never had a chance to forget it, my dude. I’ve been having nightmares about that movie ever since it came out.

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

Anyone Else Do you Remember Santos (2008) movie about

[@j.nicolosi6647]

And the wife/mom went on to star in Monk and never looked back

[@smt4090]

2:45 - Miitopia be like:

[@Sloth21]

1:23 there is a very cute seal plush in the corner that I appreciate!! Please never get rid of him!

[@dragonetafireball]

My mum took me to see this when I was like 4 in The theatre and we had to leave because the cutting of the face horrified me and it all went downhill from there. I had nightmares about the nose for a head.

[@twilightblade]

I remember when I was little my dad and sister watched this movie all the time. I always would leave the room cause it seemed scary to me and boy am I glad I did