*The Mask (1994)* First Time Watching Movie Reaction

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[@krisfrederick5001]

The fact that Jim Carrey released The Mask, Ace Ventura AND Dumb and Dumber in the same year is absolutely insane. It's more success than most people's entire careers! Cameron Diaz looks amazing in her first appearance on screen.

[@Serai3]

Cameron Diaz was 19 at the time this movie was filmed. Yeah, Peter Greene tends to play villains. It's that face of his; he has sleazy eyes. It's funny because he's actually a pretty nice guy. This movie has the best soundtrack album ever.

[@ezradanger]

An actor who has "villain face" to me is Hugo Weaving. It doesn't matter how many times I've seen The Lord of the Rings, I still can't see him and not think he's plotting something malicious.

[@Serai3]

@@ezradanger Those eyebrows!

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

The two women are part of the movie's theme: The masks we wear.

[@musicstar693]

That's correct Mr valentine the mask is Cameron Diaz debut movie. Jim Carrey's 2nd film Now there's a movie from the 1980s called once bitten with Jim Carrey BUT no one knew of his movie popularity until he starred in Ace Ventura pet detective which is his officiall debut movie

[@MrValentineReacts]

Never heard of Once Bitten; much obliged!

[@CraigKostelecky]

Ace Ventura was Carrey's 12th movie. Earth Girls Are Easy, The Dead Pool (Dirty Harry movie), and Peggy Sue Got Married were above average popularity. And of course he rose to fame with his 125 episodes of In Living Color from 1990-1994. But 1994 was certainly a HUGE year for him.

[@musicstar693]

@CraigKostelecky. Yes 1994 was Jim Carrey's year for all 3 films. But. Jim was on the independent movie/ tv circuit because he was just in the beginning of his career status when in the 1980/90s

[@NotPoliticalCorrect]

ALL the way through my LIFE i have ALWAYS thought ..... "I SHOULD HAVE SAID THAT !" But SADLY i DIDNT ! 🤪(Almost NEVER EVER !)

[@MrValentineReacts]

constantly! Not a day goes by I'm constructing a retort from a conversation I had 3 years ago lol

[@jesterforhire]

Loved this reaction. I was 22 when it came out that year. I’ve been a massive Jim Carrey fan since before that when he did In Living Color…which if you haven’t yet seen…you would love. All my love from Washington State. Carry on!

[@MrValentineReacts]

🤙🏽 cheers. I've only seen a few eps of In Living Color but it looks nothing short of brilliant

[@claireallen4017]

The Majestic is an exquisite Jim Carrey film. He’s still Jim but it’s a more serious movie. Highly recommend

[@MrValentineReacts]

it always amazes me how I've never heard of films like that; appreciate it!

[@Lunarbob19]

Stanley robbed a bank, he wasn't owed trust from peggy.

[@BigGator5]

"Ooh, somebody stop me!" Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Cameron Diaz. Music Enthusiast Fact: The producers hated the "Cuban Pete" musical number and wanted it gone. They insisted that it was too long, not funny and dragged, but test audiences loved it so much that they kept it in. Lost In Adaptation Fact: Based on a Dark Horse comic book series of the same name, which frequently comprised very dark horror stories on how the mask would murder people with cartoon antics. Chuck Russell has said that the movie script started off in that tone before being transformed as a vehicle for Jim Carrey's unique comedy. Live Action Cartoon Fact: Chuck Russell revealed that a lot of money was saved on special effects after Jim Carrey was cast. Carrey's body movements were so flexible and cartoonish, they didn't see the need to enhance them digitally. As befits Stanley's obsession with cartoons, The Mask acts like various cartoon characters, most notably the Tasmanian Devil (traveling as a tornado), Pepe Le Pew (romancing Tina (Cameron Diaz) in the park), Bugs Bunny ("dying" in the gangster's arms), and Tex Avery's Wolf (seeing Tina in the nightclub). Automobile Enthusiast Fact: Charlie's (Richard Jeni) car is a 1970 Cadillac DeVille Convertible [68367F]. Eddie's (Denis Forest) car is a 1990 Lincoln Continental. Kelloway's (Peter Riegert) car is a 1986 Ford LTD Crown Victoria. The loaner car from the mechanic is a Studebaker. Two different models are used: the car that Stanley (Jim Carrey) picks it up is a Studebaker Commander State 4-door sedan (1951) and in the bridge scene the car that falls apart is a Studebaker Land Cruiser (1950); the difference is noticeable in the bullet nose fitting and the grille.

[@CharlesVanNoland]

What is this, a ChatGPT comment on KZbin?

[@iKvetch558]

The Mask is a classic...and it was great to see your reaction to all the craziness. If you have never seen it, you should react to Joe vs The Volcano, with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan...I think it will give you a whole new look at their respective acting abilities.

[@MrValentineReacts]

I love Sleepless in Seattle/You've got mail so I'd be interested to explore their dynamic further. thank you for watching!

[@iKvetch558]

@@MrValentineReacts It is a very unique movie...I am positive you will like it.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Mr Valentine, tho not my favorite Carry film it is one he was a natural for..... fun flick. Was glad to see you enjoy :)

[@MrValentineReacts]

🤙🏽 grateful you took the time to view it with me, brother

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@@MrValentineReacts was a fun watch it is easy to wrote off JC has just a physical comic but he was actually a good actor as YOU already know seeing Truman show and Spotless mind

[@davidhart6291]

I think you might really find The Truman Show fascinating. A wonderful performance by Jim Carrey. Very thought provoking movie, produces quite a sense of existential dread if you’re paying attention. Which I’ve noticed you do…

[@MrValentineReacts]

I have seen that film more times than I can count; watched it many a time when I was young and couldn't articulate why but intuitively detected the genius!

[@kylekumke2584]

So glad you watched this! This movie holds a special place in my heart- when i was very young, I was not allowed to watch PG-13 movies. My babysitter brought it over one day and let us watch it. 😅 Great times!

[@MrValentineReacts]

it's such a solid comedy; I bet it hit especially different for you with that adrenaline rush of it being off limits---enhanced it, I imagine!

[@Wishbone1977]

I'm going to be "that guy" and point out that the "Lady Godiva" line is not from Bohemian Rhapsody, it's from Don't Stop Me Now 😉

[@MrValentineReacts]

i appreciate the clarity hahaha

[@jlhanlon1980]

My top 5 movies of all time are... The Shawshank Redemption Goodfellas Fight Club One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest And Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind You have good taste. This film was the highest grossing independent comic book film (Dark Horse Comics) for the longest time until Deadpool came out. He has toon power, which basically allows him to do anything that he wants. Jim Carrey was known as the man with the rubber face, so this fit him perfectly.

[@MrValentineReacts]

I've seen all but fight club!!! thanks for the reminder. Yeah, Jim Carrey stand up routines with his impersonations are INCREDIBLE--he like morphs into whomever he is emulating.

[@MehkisMaker23]

This is one of my favorite Jim Carrey movies! The Mask 2 was trash without him. I also enjoyed "The Number 23", even though the world dislikes it

[@torbnymublous4403]

I'm getting this in before Ferris beuller. Just finished a new baby driver reaction had to double watch reactors are never ready. 😂just like kickass 2010 the shock is worth 3 views😂 eyes bugging out. I cant get enough

[@HarlowTheoryX]

On the early mechanic subject, no not all mechanic's are dodgy. Granted I was lucky enough to have an amazing ex racecar driver for a father with a 30yr+ business. He's lost more money than he could make not fucking people over and endangering people's lives, car's are a very serious business for life or death 🖤🖤

[@MrValentineReacts]

People like him restore my faith in humanity; the salt of the earth 💛

[@ezradanger]

This movie really is great

[@jonowhitney5515]

Great movie, great reaction.

[@CharlesVanNoland]

Dude, that's too crazy you listened to that track before watching this film.

[@MrValentineReacts]

mind-boggling!

[@Raven5150]

Not Cameron's first movie though, it's a little hard to find but I watched it often as a late teen by myself I love the 90s internet everything free then your computergot aids and got a new one

[@MrValentineReacts]

😂 the universal technological experience

[@terryconnelly484]

Instead of goofy I think this movie was more Looney

[@arielkelly3057]

I watched this movie as a kid and still liked it tho 😂

[@arielkelly3057]

And yes dude notoriously plays a villain --he almost looks like main character from peaky blinduhhs or am I wylin ?

[@MrValentineReacts]

The Oscar winner himself!!! TOMMY FRICKING SHELBY.

[@pamelalee1508]

Well alrighty then 😁...for more of the psycology of Jim Carrey 💥...Liar Liar 💥...Me Myself and Irene 💥...The Cable Guy 💥...The Majestic On another psychological bend try this 💥...A Beautiful Mind... Russell Crowe..2001 And a real conundrum 💥...Shutter Island... Leonardo DiCaprio..2010 And one of the best rides with a Motown track 💥...Four Brothers...Mark Wahlberg..Tyrese Gibson.. Terrence Howard..Sofia Vergara..2005 Enjoy !...🌿🌿🌿

[@josefgordon7712]

Something something, comic book movie, something something, The Mask in the MCU or DCEU

[@jlhanlon1980]

It's Dark Horse

[@formdusktilldeath]

Loki isn’t really… low-key, amarite?

[@MrValentineReacts]

haha indeeeeeeeeeed

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

LIAR LIAR..a Jim Carry must

[@MrValentineReacts]

I rewatched that recently. That movie has such a wonderful energy to it

[@HelgiWaag]

07:50 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27esprit_de_l%27escalier

[@MrValentineReacts]

I love the felicity! Putting a name to the phenomenon is such a special thing