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Me, Myself & Irene - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2025-01-11 13:00:06
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For Patreon tier 'Bingers on the Wall' or higher: Uncovered Version - https://cinebingers.ca/bzqi0fit50

movie runtime: 01:56:35

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Comments

Alexrandom

Well, I can't wait to see your reaction. I think I hate this movie and even Jim Carrey doesn't redeem it 😅 But I haven't seen it in a long time so, who knows, I might change my mind 🙂

HUGO TORRES

The number 23 and the majestic are some good serious jim carrey that u should check out

Tay Schumaker

Yeah there’s a deleted scene where you see him placing the watermelon in the oven.

Tay Schumaker

This is a Farrelly brothers movie (Dumb and Dumber, There’s Something About Mary). It was always a comedy and they’ve had several movies take place, at least in part, in Rhode Island.

FWPJR.

Finally, I’ve been waiting all week for this reaction. This is actually one of my favorite Jim Carrey movies, so I’m looking forward to watching you two react to this when I watch it tonight.

FWPJR.
>>160989474

Another great movie they did is Shallow Hal, I love that movie lol

FWPJR.
>>160989818

I’d like to suggest two other Carrey comedies, Fun with Dick and Jane. And Yes Man, imo those are two other great comedy movies he did and are pretty underrated especially Yes Man.

Stephanie
>>160989818

I love Fun with Dick and Jane. I saw it in theatres and it was such a fun time. I think this movie is pretty underrated. It's one of my favourite Jim Carrey movies.

djKENTO

I’d say the Jim Carrey films you should watch on the channel still are The Cable Guy, The Majestic, and most importantly, Man on the Moon where he plays Andy Kaufman. That is his best performance by miles… and lastly Kick Ass 2 which is not a great movie, but it’s fun and he’s tremendous in it.

djKENTO
>>161004659

Also the Sonic movies area WAY WAY WAY WAY better than they should be. Honestly they’re better than most of the games and Jim Carrey is having the MOST fun in them.

akaTheBARON Tokyo Drift

Another great Farrelly Brothers movie you two would like is King Pin. Bowling movie with Woody Harrelson and Bill Murray.

Florian Geyer

Regarding Jim Carry movies, I would reccomend "Man on the Moon" really nice movie, also can reccomend the kind a background story Jim and Andy

Odd Thomas

A better Renee Zellweger film: Cold Mountain.

FWPJR.
>>160989818

It’s definitely a great and funny movie, I really like the plot of the movie lol

Jacob King

I have a grudging respect for this movie. After the Truman Show and Man on the Moon people were talking about Jim Carey like he was a serious actor. They gave the man a Golden Globe. This is an important corrective in a way the children’s films he was also making couldn’t be.

BangDroid

The awkward scene with the young attractive blonde in the carpark of the motel, was Anna Kournikova. She was a famous tennis player who became a model and was super popular at the time this movie was made, she also married Enrique Iglesias. So it was a little cameo but would be awkward if you didn't know or recognize her.

olly.enn

Regarding the glasses Whitey wears: People with albinism often wear glasses because albinism can affect the development of the eyes (problems with refraction, photophobia, reduced visual acuity). The magnifying attachment probably just helps in everyday situations (reading labels and stuff).

Mr Mafuchi

Not Jim Carrey’s best. Watch The Cable Guy 👍🏽

beers

The Cable Guy

pinkdino99

Defo my fave Farrelly Bros movie.

Tyler Polzin

Aww...you cut the movie about 2 seconds before the after-credits scene was going to start.

Dustin Duvall

Disney plus in mexico has this streaming

Farbod

George keeps complaining about the tone but this is how Farrelly Borthers movie are. Just enjoy it man.

tullius cicero

you might enjoy "Adaptation" starring Nick Cage and the bad guy from this movie. Totally different

Grandalf

If nothing else, this has to be the best showcase of Jim Carrey's talent with physical comedy. Also, I noticed a few times where he AND Renee did their own stunts. You really have to be prepared for a Farrelly Brothers comedy, they are generally outrageous. (Dumb and Dumber and There's Something About Mary that we've seen on the channel.

Michael Nemo

Missed the end credits scene.

George Amberson

I think this movie is garbage, but I’m glad so many of you enjoy it. I’m envious!

Jimmie V

The narrator, Rex Allen Jr. was famous for doing a lot of old wholesome films so they used him to create that contrast against their usual shock humor. Also, as you guys make your way through the Farrely Brother's oeuvre, be sure not to miss Hall Pass.

Thomas Yanez

Such a tease... ran the credits so long, yet still cut it off before the post-credit scene.

DM DC

You missed the post credit scene lol. You should go back and take a look.

Mastervodo

The cow gag was SO FUNNY! I'm surprised you guys didn't like it as much. And the bathroom scene was as funny as the 40 year old virgin scene. Maybe not the best Jim Carrey movie, but still damn funny! Enjoyed it a lot!

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

The cottonmouth face Jim Carrey makes is from his old "Fire Marshal Bill" bit on "In Living Color", you really have to watch those skits on YT, I think most of them are still hilarious, his Veracocha character probably hasn't aged very well though. All the Wayans and Jamie Foxx were all really funny on that too. It was a great show back in the day. Now you guys gotta watch "Kingpin", I think it's the Farrelly Bros' third funniest after "Dumb and Dumber" and "Something About Mary". Also "The Cable Guy" for more Jim Carrey, hopefully not giving too much away by saying it has kind of a unique tone in his filmography, it's considered a dark comedy I think, but there's a certain bit I'd love to see the reaction to, iykyk.

FranciscoGios

This one is my least Jim Carrey movie, I did vote for it so we can just move on, because there IS more Jim Carrey content out there like George said. Anyone want to watch a Charlie Sheen movie?

Tyler Foster
>>161035239

They should watch Being John Malkovich before watching Adaptation. Explaining why would be sort of a spoiler, but that would be ideal.

Tyler Foster

Kind of surprised that you seemed to have no reaction to the "Farrelly Brothers" credit at the end given you compared one part of this to There's Something About Mary. This is also a reteaming of the Farrellys with Carrey after Dumb & Dumber. One very good and underrated Carrey comedy that a tragically low number of channels react to is The Cable Guy (1996). This was Carrey's final step to the A-list after breaking out in 1994, when Ace Ventura, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber were all released. In 1995 he did the second Ace Ventura and played The Riddler in Batman Forever, and then finally in 1996 he did The Cable Guy, the first movie for which he received a $20m paycheck, which in the '90s was basically the way you knew you were a star. He had even written himself a $20m check years earlier, as sort of an affirmation to himself that he would achieve that level of stardom. Unfortunately, the payday overshadowed the movie, which was a rare commercial misfire for him, and he had to rebound with Liar Liar in 1997. However, the movie itself is great. It was directed by Ben Stiller and was rewritten, uncredited, by Judd Apatow, and although audiences weren't ready for Carrey in a dark comedy at the time, I think if you watch it now you'll understand the joke, and you'll be surprised at how many future megastars have supporting roles in it. I would also recommend the Carrey drama Man on the Moon, about the comedian Andy Kaufman.

Simone's Coconut Squire

Holy CRAP this is AWFUL! I'm 30 minutes in and I don't think I'm gonna be able to finish this one guys. I feel like the "jokes" are just awful behaviors that are supposed to be funny just because it's Jim Carrey doing them, or else were just scripted as "Jim makes a funny face here" and the "plot" is just an attempt to justify the behavior of a terrible human being to try to make it ok to laugh. I'm generally a Farrelly brothers fan too, but this one is a complete miss for me. Sorry, just can't laugh at a guy committing sexual assault, torturing animals, and attacking children in the first 30 minutes because he's a cop that has no idea how to be assertive? I actually feel like this could have been a good movie if they didn't try to make it a comedy.

REDR58

George you remembered Robert Forster from Breaking Bad but not “Jackie Brown”! Asking “why” or “how” concerning a movie like this is probably something that doesn’t bear worrying about. :) The “Vince Foster” FBI file joke that the 3 sons mentioned while looking at the computer is a reference to the deputy White House counsel Vince Foster who served in the early months of the Bill Clinton presidency. Foster died by suicide in 1993 and there were (and still are to some degree) endless conspiracy theories about the incident. For anyone who doesn’t know, lawn darts were a real toy sold in North America but were pulled from the market in both the US and Canada after several deaths and many injuries. They are no longer allowed to be sold in either country as of 1988 and 1989, respectively. Evidently you can still buy them in Europe. The “Sargent York” killing Germans joke is a reference to Alvin York (1887-1964) who was a soldier in the US Army during the First World War and during one incident led an attack against a German machine gun position, killed several German soldiers and captured another 132 of them. You guys didn’t seem to notice as I assume you haven’t seen any of the movies, but Carrey’s “Hank” persona is basically doing a vocal impersonation of Clint Eastwood’s “Dirty Harry” character. Anyway, this turned out better than I expected. I found the first 30 or so minutes of it to just be a huge drag and almost bailed out but stuck with it and ended up enjoying it way more than I thought I would. And yes, George this movie was filmed in both Rhode Island and Vermont.

REDR58
>>161054180

I felt the same way about 30 minutes into it and almost gave up too, but I stuck with it. It turned out to be ultimately pretty good. I don’t have a high tolerance for the kind of comedy that Jim Carrey and especially Adam Sandler do, but I ended up enjoying this one than I thought I would.

REDR58
>>161052919

Yes, the shared DNA from There’s Something About Mary and Dumb and Dumber is all over this movie (so to speak!).

Simone's Coconut Squire
>>161054180

I tried. I really did. But after seeing “intelligent black men” being used as a punchline for the 5th time I had to bail. A shame because I still think “Mary” is one of the funniest films of all time. Guess this one just wasn’t for me.

Simone's Coconut Squire
>>161045320

This may have been part of my problem. People rave about Carrey in this film but having grown up with ILC I felt like I wasn’t watching anything new from him, just a lot of rehashed gags I’d seen before.

Steve kephart

If you guys want to see Jim Carey show off his acting chops, check out The Majestic. He plays it strait like Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting, or Will Ferrell in Stranger Than Fiction (another one you guys need to do). The Majestic is probably more geared toward Simone as it is kind of a romantic period piece.

Mike FromOz

How this beat both Ratatouille and Requiem for a Dream, I'll never know. Good reaction... movie leaves a lot to be desired. But I can't win them all! Looking forward to more films coming down the track :)

Dave van der Kuyp

Funnily enough I read that Shallan scene just few days ago. And seeing as you're at least that far. That Adolin scene! Holy shit. You know the one. That shit was metal AF.

Odd Thomas

The first Sonic movie is great

Anthony Delmolino

can you guys react to 'The KING' on netflix? Another great Timothee Chalamet performance

Logan Kerlee
>>161057064

Very happy that you decided to stick with it and that you wrote this comment. :) I usually always enjoy your posts! :)

Logan Kerlee
>>161042356

For real! I thought they were sticking around for it, with how long the video was running for. xD Oh well, maybe they'll react to that bit for YouTube?

Jacob Colson
>>160986229

I hardly hear talk of The Number 23! Sure it's an odd quirky movie but it's still a fun watch!

REDR58
>>161050694

Top of my head for Charlie Sheen movies that I have seen and recommend are: Platoon (1986) Wall Street (1987) Eight Men Out (1988) Major League (1989)

Brad Lowry

I don't know if this is part of the Trivia at the end, but the "Gomer Pyle singing 'Blowin' in the Wind' with two hippies part" the boy Hippie was Rob Reiner before he directed "When Harry Met Sally" (and my other movies)

Brad Lowry

The beautiful mountains are not Rhode Island but are near Massena, NY. They are the Adirondacks, which are just south of Massena and Massena is just south of Montreal, Quebec CA.

Brad Lowry
>>161298776

By the credits, it's Burlington VT and surrounding locales (also pretty close to Montreal). It is also true about Massena and the Adirondacks, and Burlington is right across Lake Champlain from the Adirondacks and the Green Mountains are pretty similar... I was sure that at least some of VT was used when there was the scene at the Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Factory... pretty iconic tourist spot! All good...