>Revision as of 17:34, 5 February 2024 >==Transgender portrayal== Bull cr*p In the film, the male ex-football player Finkle disguises himself over an extended period of time as the female police lieutenant Einhorn. Based on Ace Ventura's reaction to and outing of Einhorn as Finkle, the film has been criticized for the way it portrays [[transgender]] people.
why are trannies so mentally ill
I rewatched Jim Carrey films on rewinded tapes over and over. I preferred When Nature Calls back then, it's easier to rewatch. At school, people also liked Jim Carrey, and we would imitate him. I felt I was exceptional at this, and had a lot of fun imitating him for fun on my own at home in the mirror. In a way Jim Carrey really molded me as a person. Throughout my life, people have commented on my facial expressions. I really just do them automatically. One former girlfriend of many years said that even though I'm quiet, my facial expressions are enough to express myself without talking.
LEMME SHOW YA SOMETHIN'! Every time I bring up In Living Color, nobody knows what I'm talking about. Back then, I also watched Arsenio Hall and Fresh Prince etc.
Not even Carrey's best comedy of the '90s. Liar Liar is better.
Liar Liar is funny but the subject matter isn't as approachable. The credits bloopers are excellent.
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he was really good in this too
That is fine but I rewatch Truman Show regularly.
Others: The Majestic I was like hmm, then by Number 23 I said he ded.
One of the coolest things he did was Man on the Moon. I was already a "fan" of Andy Kaufman before this, but the movie really made me dive into Kaufman. Carrey's Andy was a bit of a caricature and exaggerated, but still nailed it for those who would never watch anything else Kaufman.
After Eternal Sunshine, ten years later his next best movie was Dumb and Dumber To, and I was surprised that I liked Sonic. I never considered he would be the perfect Robotnik. It's kind of Olaf again, but there would never be another ASOUF anyway.
every time i see that webm of the fat girl excited to eat her pancakes as the blonde in the back watches in disgust i think of fire marshal bills toothy grin. also dont forget about MARTIIIIIIIIN MARTIIIIIIIIN MARTIIIIIIIIN.
He should have never stopped talking out of his ass.
Funny guys start talking out of their ass when they get old and they stop seeing awful things as funny anymore
austin powers is better. billy madison is better. clerks is better.
>billy madison is better. clerks is better.
seeing the edit history of the wikipedia page for this movie is a comedy in itself
>Revision as of 17:34, 5 February 2024
>==Transgender portrayal== Bull cr*p In the film, the male ex-football player Finkle disguises himself over an extended period of time as the female police lieutenant Einhorn. Based on Ace Ventura's reaction to and outing of Einhorn as Finkle, the film has been criticized for the way it portrays [[transgender]] people.
why are trannies so mentally ill
That's like saying why is a fish wet
Just mad that they can never Finklemaxx their looks
This movie left some weird imprint on me because even now I subconsciously emulate the hairgel/hawaiian shirt/boots look even though it's moronic
The Big Lebowski is 10x better. Ace Ventura is cringe, like all Jim Carrey movies.
>The Big Lebowski is 10x better. Ace Ventura is cringe, like all Jim Carrey movies.
Grow up, zoomie.
time for your nap, gramps
don't make doodoo in your diaper
Big lebowski is a documentary about me, it's not funny
not even the best jim carrey 90s comedy
The sequel is better with how it fully embraces the animal aspect of Ace
someone should shop the "this guy is giving ME the creeps" bartender face on ace here
For me, it’s the sequel.
The sequel forgot to be an actual movie and instead is just a series of opportunities for Jim Carrey to act like a clown. It sucks.
nah, it was hilarious. It still had a plot.
You're just a jaded, cynical millennial gay now
>Ace Ventura, The Mask and Dumb and Dumber all came out in the same year
We were spoiled.
his opening run was untouchable. i watched him on in living color before that. back when def comedy jam was on. frick i miss the 90s.
I rewatched Jim Carrey films on rewinded tapes over and over. I preferred When Nature Calls back then, it's easier to rewatch. At school, people also liked Jim Carrey, and we would imitate him. I felt I was exceptional at this, and had a lot of fun imitating him for fun on my own at home in the mirror. In a way Jim Carrey really molded me as a person. Throughout my life, people have commented on my facial expressions. I really just do them automatically. One former girlfriend of many years said that even though I'm quiet, my facial expressions are enough to express myself without talking.
LEMME SHOW YA SOMETHIN'! Every time I bring up In Living Color, nobody knows what I'm talking about. Back then, I also watched Arsenio Hall and Fresh Prince etc.
Liar Liar is funny but the subject matter isn't as approachable. The credits bloopers are excellent.
That is fine but I rewatch Truman Show regularly.
Others: The Majestic I was like hmm, then by Number 23 I said he ded.
One of the coolest things he did was Man on the Moon. I was already a "fan" of Andy Kaufman before this, but the movie really made me dive into Kaufman. Carrey's Andy was a bit of a caricature and exaggerated, but still nailed it for those who would never watch anything else Kaufman.
After Eternal Sunshine, ten years later his next best movie was Dumb and Dumber To, and I was surprised that I liked Sonic. I never considered he would be the perfect Robotnik. It's kind of Olaf again, but there would never be another ASOUF anyway.
>but the subject matter isn't as approachable
dafuq? it's about a top lawyer not being able to lie.
What's so unapproachable about it?
>LEMME SHOW YA SOMETHIN'!
every time i see that webm of the fat girl excited to eat her pancakes as the blonde in the back watches in disgust i think of fire marshal bills toothy grin. also dont forget about MARTIIIIIIIIN MARTIIIIIIIIN MARTIIIIIIIIN.
he was really good in this too
>not a drip
it did poorly but it was ahead of its time in a way.
Not even Carrey's best comedy of the '90s. Liar Liar is better.
Mr Bean is the greatest comedy of all time.
the movies were just rehashes of the skits he performed in the show.
Summer holiday wasn't even that funny
What makes you say this? His appearance? frick off nostalgia gay
>nostalgia gay
thread about '90s comedies
It's Friday anon. All the drunk morons are posting
I've fapped to this scene
As you should, his panties are hot
when nature calls was better.
you will never sing opera while opening and closing a sliding glass door