The Master of Disguise: 1% On Rotten Tomatoes

Master of Disguise is a 2002 Film, written by (in part) and staring Dana Carvey. Studio Interference hurt a film that already had a lot going against it. Today I dive in. Deep.
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[@Geospasmic]

It just occurred to me that this was Dana Carvey's attempt at Austin Powers but it ended up being his The Love Guru

[@mafeuk]

Mike Myers played Dana dirty with the Austin Powers series. Those movies could have serve as a vehicle for both Mike and Dana with Myers doing Austin Powers and Carvey playing Dr. Evil since Dr. Evil´s voice and mannerisms were based on Dana Carvey´s own impression of SNL producer Lorne Michaels. But Myers wanted to do both roles and the rest is history. At least Dana Carvey still got to do Garth and Pistacchio.

[@christopher6547]

Yes, I agree that Master of Disguise and Love Guru were great.

[@alfredvickers4054]

I saw Master of Disguise as a kid, and only recently got around to seeing the Austin Powers films. As I watched them, I realized the same thing, that they were both comedy movies with absurd plots that were just excuses for the star to play multiple roles. Then I wondered what an Austin Powers/Master of Disguise crossover would be like. Then I saw the Nutty Professor movies for the first time, and realized that they were a similar thing for Eddie Murphy, and began to wonder what an Austin Powers/Nutty Professor crossover would be like. My mind goes to weird places sometimes. Imagine an Austin Powers/Master of Disguise/Nutty Professor Cinematic Universe. Would that be a better or worse alternate universe? I'm not sure. It would be at least an amusing footnote in the history of film. Maybe the idea of an Austin Powers/Master of Disguise crossover would have actually worked if they kept Master of Disguise as a Mission Impossible spoof like Austin Powers is a James Bond spoof. When this video showed the scene of Pistacchio being distracted by the women with big behinds, it reminded me of the Fembots scene in Austin Powers. Shared universe confirmed!

[@mafeuk]

@@alfredvickers4054 How about an Austin Powers / Nutty Professor / Master of Disguise / Ace Ventura / Men in Black film series?

[@alfredvickers4054]

@@mafeuk This is getting out of hand! Let's throw in The Mask so that Jim Carrey has more than one role to play!

[@AlternateHistoryHub]

I just realized the little person who controls the dummy is dressed like Mario

[@Rapter33]

But you didn't realize that you used the wrong picture for Data. You used William Riker (actor Jonathan Frakes).

[@PaperclipClips]

We’re you talking about 1:21? That’s LeVar Burton (a.k.a. Geordi / Commander La Forge).

[@Rapter33]

@@PaperclipClips oh I missed that one at the beginning. I suppose that's his running gag.

[@theCarbonFreeze]

Youre talking to yourself

[@WolfXGamerful]

@@theCarbonFreeze You're hallucinating

[@AnimatedTerror]

A friendly reminder that the turtle club scene was filmed whilst the 9/11 incident was in progress. The whole cast was alerted to it while it was happening. All of em in costume… to be a fly on the wall in that situation…

[@fakeshemp9599]

Holy shit that sounds like the most hilariously awkward thing ever

[@Papapaya101]

I'm starting to believe this fun fact is better known than the actual movie

[@AnimatedTerror]

@@Papapaya101 yeah that’s why I title this a “reminder” instead of “fun fact” since I’m pretty positive that even if you’ve never seen the movie, most people know about that little tidbit. What a legacy am I right?

[@jmorales09]

Imagine having family that died in the towers and being in the situation lmao

[@darken2417]

Its like they say "the show must go on". People getting triggered over people continuing to do their job during a national disaster in a completely different state is a sign of the political correctness that was to come.

[@NamelessGamer29]

Imagine you're Carvey's kid and have to live with the fact that you're the reason Master of Disguise exists.

[@alex.g7317]

i'd kill myself

[@NukaCola514]

I'm sure they don't really care, kids movies like this are usually bad 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@CharlieBam]

I'd be unspeakably proud

[@vizthex]

fuckin' for real, man.

[@globrain]

Yeah, but he wrote it for his kids… nine and 11 at the time of production. I too, found this film unwatchable. But young children would perhaps find it pretty funny.

[@ShortHax]

“Am I not turtley enough for the turtle club”

[@brianlbeck]

Turtle, turtle

[@BlueisNotaWarmColour]

This shit was absolute gold when I was a kid. Also, do I see your comments on Memeology 101 and Ya Boi Zack videos or am I crazy

[@Raidraptor_-_Ultimate_Falcon]

This shit hurts

[@Goldarlives]

That’s legit the only part of the movie that made me chuckle

[@faintsmile363]

bro post some danganronpa content

[@Big-Monkey-Man]

Fun fact: My mom loved this movie and still quotes it, She assumes that everyone saw it and remembers it. No one gets it except me, it's happened a lot

[@DEXWrecksOfficial]

That's actually adorable in a way

[@tim_5183]

I somehow know exactly what you mean

[@lmno567]

Can relate.

[@refiningfire1000]

Same.

[@Austin-gj7zj]

Same but it's my grandma. She was obsessed with this when it came out! I watched it nearly every time I went over there for three years.

[@LSparkzwz]

Mayor Maynot is actually a pretty clever name. You can find something neat even is something so terrible.

[@mimitheechidna]

There's also a similar joke in A Monster In Paris, with the English version featuring John Lennon's son as a singing flea 😀

[@darwincity]

@@mimitheechidna That is a goddamned underestimated movie.

[@christopherwall2121]

He does do a pretty serviceable Ed Wynn impression, I'll give that scene that. What the fuck was up with the cast of _All That_ showing up, though?

[@jmorales09]

Imagine you had family in the towers the day they were hit and you were working on this film. Imagine Dana Carvey in his stupid turtle costume, calling for a moment of silence for the victims. I don't know if I'd break into gross laughter or crying.

[@aturchomicz821]

Ahhh America...

[@qwellen7521]

We finish this scene or the terrorists win! - the guy in the turtle suit.

[@alfredvickers4054]

Your mind would break and you would start uncontrollably laughing. You would never stop. Your laugh of utter grief and madness continues to this day.

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

"Am I not TUUUUURTLY enough to pay tribute?"

[@mrlegodude96alt2]

Fortunately, or unfortunately? it's not true

[@ComicalRealm]

Fun fact: There were plans to make an animated series sequel of The Master of Disguise, to be made by Adelaide Productions and to be broadcast on Nickelodeon, but after the movie got panned hard by critics, Sony ordered the production to be shut down.

[@wednesday122]

Do you think they made the right choice?

[@theCarbonFreeze]

@@wednesday122 yes

[@Kenny-xx7je]

Remember what they took from you

[@vizthex]

thank god.

[@roberttreacy8271]

Funny you say that because in a recent review of this movie, on comment said that it would’ve been better as a Nicktoon.

[@lukeh2556]

I went almost my entire childhood thinking this movie was an Austin Powers spinoff, and knowing now that I confused Dana Carvey for Mike Myers definitely adds a layer of funny irony to this now

[@imadrifter]

Wait, aren't they the same person or twins or whatever?

[@President_Mario]

The dog being grandpa the whole time would have almost redeemed it.

[@TehPwnographer]

I remember being young and renting this movie at Blockbuster. When I turned off the VHS after it was over the news was on covering the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster that had just happened the morning, and I thought “This is the second most horrifying thing I’ve seen on this TV today”

[@maux7767]

It's so weird, because I've never seen this movie. Nobody I know has ever seen this movie. But me and literally my entire friend group would quote "Am I not Turtley enough for the Turtle club?" like it was some sort of in-joke we all found hilarious, because we all saw the trailer like a billion times lol

[@CLove511]

THIS. And everything else from the preview that I saw 10,000 times. Burned in there forever.

[@llab3903]

I watched it several times as a kid

[@mayor6366]

Bruh I remember seeing this as a kid and thinking it was the greatest movie ever

[@ehrenloudermilk1053]

Yeah my girlfriend had to sit me down and make me rewatch it as an adult. I was very wrong.

[@planescaped]

I loved Heavyweights as a kid. Still do, it's timeless.

[@jonnyleeg4058]

@@planescaped this is not comparable to heavyweights. Heavyweights is good.

[@l0sts0ul89]

Still is

[@riflemanpickles7013]

Same

[@CptVargas70]

Rotten Tomatoes Genre: horror/erotic Yeah alright.

[@RealShadere]

if that doesn't tell you how rediculous Rottentomatos system is

[@Mecawallace]

Some of these jokes genuinely made me laugh. "The Ice Cream Man, he take the rest..." is legit super funny

[@ATalkingSock]

You ever look into a shark's eyes, Chiefy? Kinda like doll's eyes...all dull and lifeless-like...

[@the_real_Kurt_Yarish]

"Eh shbaldbaleh ief?" "...What?" "I sae dabledbalda, hief?" " _What?_ " "I'm talkin' 'bout ah great-white, chief!" That exchange will never not be funny to me.

[@jeremyabbott4537]

I was laughing my ass off to the deleted scene with Mayor Maynot in this video. Shit was actually funny and Brent Spiner did a great job looking pissed off

[@ericleyton4153]

When he called Brent spiner a backstreet boy I laughed out loud.

[@guiseppimultisanti3246]

Super funny? Ill take the soup

[@BottleBotsPit]

I think it would've been funny if he disguised as a gorilla and used a banana peel to trip Brent Spiner and said hey stop moneking aroundf

[@crispico4727]

Or if he disguised as a gorilla and ripped Brent Spiner's fucking arms off

[@jeremyabbott4537]

And then Brent Spiner would be all "YOU'RE A GORILLA NOT A MONKEY!" and then sharts himself before passing out

[@Goldarlives]

You guys are writing a much funnier script than the one that exists

[@R33fth3b33f]

@@crispico4727 you just made me laugh so damn hard i cried

[@imadrifter]

Its kinda funny

[@WMan37]

This movie was pretty much a cultural phenomenon in my school when I was a kid. It was quoted about as much as Borat generally was. Especially the "Weiner and tiny nuts, oh yeah". Had intense nostalgia for it, then I watched it again only like 6 years later and it was like "Oh yeah, I only liked this movie because it was an inside joke among my friends and I was like around 10 years old". I think it's one of those movies that'd be enjoyable with a best of the worst style friend group where you're drunk as fuck.

[@darwincity]

Oh, you just gave me flashbacks to my classmates re-enacting the “Turtle Club” scene a million times.

[@WMan37]

@@darwincity You too, huh?

[@darwincity]

@@WMan37 Affirmative. And this was at a time when my go-to cinematic masterpiece was « Black Hawk Down », so just imagine the conversations during class…

[@imadrifter]

@@darwincity whats wrong with blackhawk down?

[@darwincity]

@@imadrifter My comment indicated it was among my "go-to cinematic masterpieces", so I do not know how you came to the conclusion I disliked this movie...

[@Amesang]

_"Am I not 'Koopa' enough for the 'Koopa Klub'?"_ - Mario (probably)

[@magimon91834]

I've never wanted a film to have RATM play in the credits more than this one

[@audiosurfarchive]

Is it really in there or was that just a bit; given how fucking tone-deaf the film is, I don't know

[@magimon91834]

@@audiosurfarchive no, he did the same bit for the lawnmower man video

[@audiosurfarchive]

@@magimon91834 aight thanks

[@eggheadusa9900]

When i was a kid the commercial was so iconic. The “turtle turtle” moment was a meme

[@jeremyusreevu237]

I love this film. It's certainly flawed, but MOD isn't the trainwreck a lot of people make it out to be.

[@homebodyhero4602]

Yeah its not like ratatoeing or food fight. I always remembered the turtle club scene and I'm definitely going to remember it now considering they were filming that scene as the twin towers were collapsing.

[@Torthrodhel]

Requiring that anyone getting beat up has their face covered in order to get a PG rating is some really weird, kinda creepy standards isn't it? Violence bad! Unless you dehumanize them first, then it's fine. Like, what? That's worse!

[@Caffeine_Addict_2020]

I think the ninjas worked better - its alot more cartoonish and random then just fighting a bunch of random henchmen

[@Mad_S]

Don't worry, we are all in the turtle club here. This guy: I just wanted to make a kids movie for my kids. Also this guy: I should definitely narrate my desire to marry someone who looks like my mom.

[@thundervaart]

And also reduce the worth of woman you want to marry and have her as a partner to raise your kids with down to the size of her butt. If that's a message you want to send out to people, especially kids, more importantly as a guy who wants to show this movie to his own kids.... well, can't help it, but then you lost all respect in my eyes. I mean, I'm just a dude on the internet, but seriously, that is messed up

[@thundervaart]

Also gotta say: Yeah, I watched messed up things as a kid, too and I don't want to be the grumpy party pooper here. There's still fun to be had in the movie, I'm sure, even if it is just memories of people watching this movie. But there's obviously also some real big ooofs in there

[@darken2417]

The dog being a disguise is actually a pretty good plotpoint, a shame it was cut.

[@l0sts0ul89]

I remember the Pie Diguise

[@thecandlemaker1329]

But not grandfather being forced back into the dog costume, it's existential horror and I won't sleep today after seeing that scene.

[@jacksonpriestap3685]

It wouldn’t make any sense tho.

[@TheDarkSatirist]

Technically any film over 60 minutes is considered a feature film in the US.

[@dominicjannazo7144]

And the Oscars only require 40 minutes to be "full length"

[@imadrifter]

@@dominicjannazo7144 fuck the Oscars

[@rushanekerr1801]

Didnt know what a disguise was when i watched this the first time and was rather confused as to why he was called "The Master Of The Skys"

[@Nick_J_]

Master Of The Skies should be a movie. It would be about fighter jets

[@imadrifter]

This is the most i laughed at the master of disguise in its history

[@KirbyLinkACW]

17:47 I'll admit, the joke of him being disguised as a dog is actually a clever idea.

[@bringme1kscrubscribers10]

I just remembered this movie yesterday. I was told by my friend it was the funniest movie ever but I dont remember laughing and I have repressed most of the movie from my memories.

[@thecandlemaker1329]

I have a friend who thinks that You don't mess with the Zohan and Epic Movie are the funniest movies ever, and he dragged us to all of them. Imagine my childhood.

[@johnallen3033]

@@thecandlemaker1329 My condolences, Epic Movie was so awful I'd have walked out of it even if it was an in-flight movie.

[@marioamador1600]

Thinking back on it, this movie shares a LOT of similarities with Austin Powers in Goldmember and they both came out around the same time. Plot wise; both movies are about goofy spy-like characters with "unique" sets of skills and real roundabout ways of fighting crime. (Austin being a weird seductive British secret agent and Pistachio being a "Master of Disguise") Both feature love interests that are way out of the main characters league and ironically also feature scenes with attractive henchwomen to the main villain, wearing a color scheme matching the villain, who seduce the main character. (One of Bowmans blonde henchwomen with the large butts in the end credits to Master of Disguise also was a henchwoman to Goldmember in Austin Powers) The plot to Goldmember AND Master of Disguise focus on rescuing family members (Austins father and Pistachios parents) Both feature the main actors portraying MULTIPLE other characters in the plot. The only difference is that Goldmember was the THIRD Austin Powers movie and Master of Disguise BLESSINGLY didn't get a sequel. Scarily though, MOD was a financial success, THEY COULD HAVE A SCRIPT SOMEWHERE AT HAPPY MADISON FOR A SEQUEL TO THIS CRAZY MESS.

[@stproducciones9140]

Well Mike Myers and Dana Carvey were good friends and played the memorable duo of Wayne and Garth in Wayne's World. It's obvious that the studio saw Austin Power's sucess and decided to make their own knockoff with their own not-Mike Myers

[@thecandlemaker1329]

I'd rather watch Master of Disguise II than another Disney blockbuster made by committee.

[@marioamador1600]

Just for the sake of banter, the butt girl scene that was in the end credits that was supposed to be a part of the movie really adds a layer of logic nightmare to this movie when you think about how it works structurally (I know that's not saying much lol). So the context of the scene is that Bowman summons out this quartet of hot women with large butts and they basically are attempting to seduce Pistachio to make him switch sides to the "Dark Side" like he mentions when they come out. The "Dark Side" of Energico is basically implied to be just using the disguise power for personal gain like money but contextually, Pistachio pretty much leans in this direction the whole movie when you think about all of his scenes and what happens to Fabbrizio making no sense at all. 1. He pesters and annoys people with his imitations and disguises despite being someone else which I highly doubt is "okay" in the Disguisey handbook since he's suposed to be using his abilities in a positive manner. 2. He uses the martial arts in slapping he was trained in or whatever to beat up Trent and Rex at that one point and even goes as far as stealing Trents credit cards. 3. In the one deleted scene where he runs away from the henchmen inside Bowmans mansion, he eats a cannoli and it supercharges his disguising ability despite being a low-level Master of Disguise. He basically uses a steroid and it allowed him to be just as good at disguising as his father. 4. His father is fully aware that he is only doing this to satisfy Bowman so he doesn't hurt his wife, that's not really a reason for a heel turn yet he still does when he puts on the fake mask. In Pistachios case, Bowman gives him a harem of women that suits his taste more than Jennifer and if he did switch sides, Pistachio would work for Bowman to obtain wealth with his skills being just as good as his fathers at this point in such a short time and the auction of items that was willingly given to him by the original owners to Fabbrizio in disguise as other people would continue. I know this is a dumb kids movie that was poorly thought out but when you look at it and try to understand the plot points and come to its conclusion of SOMEHOW attempting to be a "kid friendly Austin Powers," the most I gathered is that Pistachio is a moron who was the villain the whole time lol.

[@imadrifter]

I think Master of disguise and all the Austin powers movies are trash

[@marioamador1600]

@@imadrifter You're not wrong lol

[@DialE4Eggs]

That’s a whole % higher than I expected

[@1lobster]

As a kid, I loved this whole movie.

[@QuixEnd]

All I can think of is how obnoxious every middleschool classroom must've been just quoting this movie for a month

[@kenetickups6146]

@@QuixEnd I'm sure no more than usual

[@Carl_Frank]

I "won" a copy of this thing as a joke prize at a movie party. I watched about 15 minutes of it and couldn't take any more. Threw it in the trash and have no regrets.

[@warlordofbritannia]

Turtle Suit Club being somehow only the third worst thing to happen on 9/11 basically sums up this movie The first, of course, being Rem Lazar

[@sixthseparatist]

I absolutely loved this movie when I was a kid, and yes, I know it's bad, but it legit still makes me laugh. Also I guess I have a soft spot for it because it reminds me of my dad, He loved Dana Carvey, and we laughed so hard the first time we watched it. So yeah, total nostalgia trip.

[@wantedminion5966]

The only reason I knew this movies’ existence is because the trailer played before Stuart Little 2

[@tonyc.4392]

I remember this as my first experience with being completely shocked by how bad it was versus my expectations. From the trailer, I remember feeling confident that Dana Carvey was going to do something fun and subversive.

[@chris7263]

I remember this movie! I mean, not watching it. I was a teenager at the time and I took one look at the ad and gave a hard nope. But the turtle man became a joke with my best friend for years, she'd do the voice and secretly draw him in hidden places halfway through my new drawing pads for me to find months later... I'd forgotten that this was where it came from.

[@thirdwheel1985au]

"Mayor Maynot" would have saved the whole film IMHO.

[@sting5956]

The “you sicken me” joke really should have brought it up a few percentages

[@Unquestionable]

Rented this movie on a whim back when it came out and absolutely loved how absurd it was. Yeah far from high art but funny for some of the dumbest reasons. The Jaws reference had me cracking up for hours. Probably watched it a dozen times in those two days and think I'm set for life.

[@DiamorphineDeath]

The jaws bit was fantastic dude; the snake charmer one was also fantastic

[@grayzelfx]

I was in the 8th grade when this movie came out. I remember seeing the previews and thinking, "This looks horrible." Then everyone in school was quoting it, and out of angsty teenage stubbornness I doubled down and kept saying it was horrible and refused to watch it. Thanks for vindicating my awkward 13 year old rage. (The rage is actually 20 years old, but the rage-ee was 13 at the time)

[@LeoMidori]

I did sit through it and we were about the same age, but I was floored when anyone thought it was good.

[@imadrifter]

I never had any friends and I hated this movie, like legit got my money back halfway thru (yes I saw it by myself)

[@jamesrichards2720]

I actually liked it better the 2nd time watching it a couple of years ago as an adult knowing already knowing it's bad. I enjoyed it.

[@brianlbeck]

I'm not getting the Jonathan Frakes joke. Why does he keep showing Riker when he's talking about Data?

[@planescaped]

That Mayor of toyland impression of Babes In Toyland was great, and I can't believe that was cut.

[@dragon_ninja_2186]

Not gonna lie, after you first showed the fart after evil laugh gag, I just started dying at everything after because how stupid it all was.

[@IsaiahAmos017]

This was my favorite childhood movie my whole family knows the whole script we reenact it at family reunions I thought everybody loved it

[@BlueisNotaWarmColour]

You kind of make this seem like the funniest movie ever

[@johnadams9514]

Like 2 or 3 of these clips were honestly hilarious "Look at him chasing that... little fellow" And "...you sicken me" made me lol

[@MikeDep]

I never realized the turtle club scene from this movie was responsible for 9/11. No wonder the movie scored so low

[@charlesw7397]

I absolutely loved this movie as a kid. It was just such a strange movie that I never heard anyone talk about. I definitely don't think it's 1% bad lol my girlfriend and I watched it a couple years ago and there are some parts that genuinely made me laugh. My girlfriend on the other hand thought the majority of it was horrible lol

[@blacknapalm2131]

*If your GF dumps you then you know the reason why* ROFL

[@oh-not-the-bees7872]

Shes probably smarter than you

[@RevDrKillJoy]

3:30 he looks too stereotypical Texas to be Texan. My money says he's from Oklahoma.

[@calemr]

The first time I listened to the first fart "Joke", I didn't hear the fart. And thus, I saw a scene with the main villain laughing maniacally, and then just petering out... And it holds, awkwardly... And that's kind of funny to me, as a parody of how such scenes would usually have a hard cut, and you're not supposed to think about what the bad guys does After taunting his captive. But no, the joke was supposed to be "Haha, poopies, man make funny toilet noise."...

[@24fretsoffury]

You will never see a Happy Madison film shot somewhere cold or ugly. It’s always set in some tropical location (usually Hawaii). Even their first film is just golfing. Adam Sandler is unashamed about using his company for vacations.

[@wesleynass5971]

The best part of the entire movie is just the “Texas man” asking for man-sized meatballs.

[@jettmclachlan1804]

Turtle 911 Man

[@LambOfCod]

My girlfriend picked this for movie night last night bc she remembered it from her childhood. Watching her face as she slowly realized what exactly she'd condemned us to for the next 80 minutes was the funniest part of the whole movie

[@ericw48]

I avoided this movie for 20 years. This video proves I was wrong. This looks hilarious.

[@ChaseBlackmoon]

It is funny in a dumb way.

[@andrewking60]

You should really do one of these "reviews" on the movie Rubber.

[@loudestsack]

In my opinion, this film lands in the "It's so bad that it makes it good" category. I remember loving this movie as a kid. However, as an adult, it's so surreal which makes it an enjoyable marvel to watch.

[@Dumbledouche]

tyler is the master of my eyes

[@keshiaanders6452]

This movie ended Dana Carvey's career, but was revived in the "Secret Life of Pets" movies (he plays an elderly Bassett Hound named Pops).

[@raphaelhemery152]

Somehow I loved this movie when I was a kid. The type of wackyness was just so unique and it worked for me. Granted, I also loved the live action Grinch at the time, so my tastes were... special.

[@Chimpmanboom]

I used to watch this over and over when I was younger and loved it lol

[@raelogan]

I remember seeing this movie in theaters. My Mom was so disappointed with wasting money on tickets that she grabbed my brothers and I before we stepped out of the theater, dragged us back to the ticketmaster, and bought four tickets to see Vin Diesel's XXX. The only time we saw two movies at the theater in one day.

[@tverdislavrolensky3597]

This reminds me of the only time I saw two movies in the theater was when the film melted for the movie Radio about half way through. The theater let us watch Elf for free

[@evans7515]

All I remembered about this movie was the turtle costume and the wallpaper costume. It's definitely one of the more forgettable movies I've seen.

[@maxungar516]

when i was a child, maybe 8 or 9, my family rented this movie. i woke up in the middle of the night and wanted to watch it. i laughed so hard that i woke up my dad on the other side of the house who came in and hush-yelled at me for being awake.

[@EnjoySackLunch]

Still the most macabre and tragically hilarious IMDb trivia tidbit is for this movie, for the 9/11 moment of silence while they filmed the Turtle Club scene.

[@col.nugget1524]

unreal. never thought id watch tyler cover THIS movie. childhood fulfillment secured. more of this please.

[@ATalkingSock]

I loved this movie as a kid, and I do think its internet infamy is just a result of timing tbh. But yeah, it's cut like a mess and is riddled with embarrassingly obvious ADR.

[@jamesTWisco]

Master of Disguise is a perfectly good movie for what it is - a family movie. Kids laugh. Parents roll their eyes. It beats watching Frozen.

[@Prozach45]

Dude as a kid, I loved this. I did the same thing as you. Waited a solid 15 years and watched it again. It's spectacular how bad it is.

[@mandalor45]

my goal in life once was to be turtley enough for the turtle club

[@rainmanslim4611]

As a little kid I loved this movie. I was NOT a particularly bright child.

[@ih8myfriends]

Dino Stanmatopolis punched up the script, then Adam Sandler took out everything Dino wrote, and that became the final script. ITS SANDLER’S fault.

[@andythedishwasher1117]

Not gonna lie, this movie brought me boundless joy as a child. It may also have been the catalyst for a few antisocial behaviors that I had to grow out of later (such as excessive turtling). In many ways though, it made me stronger in my conviction to be a consummate eccentric.

[@livefreeprintguns]

Bravo. Great stuff.

[@PatriciaCross]

I reference "Aren't I turtle enough for the Turtle Club? Turtle! Turtle!" at least once a week. It's gold! Rest of movie is unredeemable.

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

I lost my shit at Mayor Maynots stupid laughing 😂

[@nottwo]

This actually sold me on the movie. This sounds so dope.

[@3331Alex]

Love the new logo of the channel!

[@NathanielBarlam]

Pretty sure that seeing the trailer for this film as a kid marked the end of my childhood.

[@wadmodderschalton5763]

This movie looks more like "The Master of Pastiches" or "The Master of Low-Budget Costumes".

[@Deus_Payne]

What in the absolute bloody fuck is this movie. I could have gone my whole life not knowing about this mess. Not sure how I can go on now.

[@Staingo_Jenkins]

Haven't seen this in a while, thanks.

[@mattjindrak]

I saw this once when it was in theaters but I've never forgotten. I've never forgotten.

[@vraisairs9201]

I remember loving this movie as a kid, but I was also entirely surprised by the existence of most of the scenes you showed

[@Bluemansonic]

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid...just like Jim Carrey Grinch...man I have shit taste in movies and I'm ok with loving bad movies

[@EmanS117]

The Jaws scene impression is my favourite xD

[@DaviddeBergerac]

You've earned a subscriber this shit is funny and well done

[@AngryWildMango]

i LOVED this film as a kid. watched it many times back then. I still remember MANY scenes from it. I think I was like 5 or 6.

[@theactualTVB]

Are we just gonna ignore the fact that Dana Carvey in this movie looks a lot like Rivers Cuomo?

[@birdsfan3705]

And sadly now I can’t ever unsee this.

[@blacknapalm2131]

*This looks like a Martin Short film that he turned down after he got the script* I saw this in my local store in the clearance bin for 50 cents. It sat there for years. 'Happy Madison' films should be investigated by the United Nations for crimes against humanity.

[@rubz1390]

Didn't realise this film was so hated, as a kid I just liked the silly turtle slap man. Also it seemed to me as if the deleted scenes you mentioned were always in the version I saw, but perhaps because I always watched it on tv. I assume they added those sections when it was broadcast.

[@hfwalters6253]

These outros never get old

[@sidthesquid4206]

I loved this movie for some reason and made my parents watch it with me almost every day for about 2 weeks before I just decided to stop.

[@dmack9646]

I thought about this movie just yesterday. I tend to think about this movie like once every 5 years. That moment when he repeats he's going to be a master of disguise and then gets slapped till oblivion has always been a fond memory.

[@ihateyoutube772]

I had completely forgotten that I had ever seen this movie as a kid. I remember giggling my little butt off and loving this movie. Man, those rose-tinted nostalgia glasses are powerful.

[@falchionofeternity433]

Is no one going to talk about how the woman Carvey is interested in the film is the mom from Wizards of Waverly Place?