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Nostalgia Critic is trying something new, doing a career dive into the people he finds the most fascinating. The first one he looks at is one of his biggest influences growing up, Jim Carrey.
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James Eugene Carrey is a Canadian-American actor, comedian and writer. Known for his energetic slapstick performances, Carrey first gained recognition in 1990, after landing a regular role in the American sketch comedy television series In Living Color. His first leading roles in motion pictures came with Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994), The Mask (1994), Dumb and Dumber (1994), and Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995), as well portraying the Riddler in Batman Forever (1995), and the lead role in Liar Liar (1997).
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Career Dive: Jim Carrey - Nostalgia Critic
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Please please please continue this series, I absolutely loved it
Shirley Temple
I was always a Jim Carrey fan until he became political. His antics in the past few years just appear to be attempts to keep his name out there, when I wouldn't have thought he would need to do so. He used to be a great punchline; now he's just a joke.
I have to say Jim Carrey is a god I like his works on The Mask, Bruce Almighty and Sonic The Hedgehog!
Anothe celebrity you can view thier career on is the actor Robin Williams
AVGNs got Rolling Rock PewDiePies got G-Fuel NC: STAAAAAAMPS
I'd like to hear the stories of Kristen Schaal and Peter Dinklage. I think Doug should make more of these
Glad to see A Series of Unfortunate Events getting some love. Love that movie, and Jim’s great in it, basically his Cable Guy.
surprised that Jim's appearance on the Norm Macdonald podcast wasn't brought up during the later part of the video, it's basically that "there is no me" bullshit except instead of it being only a minute, it's an hour and a half and Jim mostly just rambles cutting off anything Norm has to say.
Jim Carrey has earned the right to do whatever he wants!
Now he should review Lemony Snicket
Jim Carrey is a living gem. We wont get another one of his kind sadly. Truly once in a life time kind of person
I wish Jim Carrey did a where's wally film. Waldo to you americans. He would have been great as that character, he's too old for that Role now.
Amazing idea on a new format. Would so love to see one on Christopher 'Cowbell' Walken!
Manyerism? 8:08
I hate Jim Carrey. He sucks , always has 🤷♂️
Do Keanu reeves
Do mike myers
All I can say is...... roll on Sonic the Hedgehog 2. 👌
Good review, Doug! I noticed the check image you put is from a Brazilian bank (Itau), hard to let that pass by. lol
The Truman Show was hella dark. I think The Cable Guy paved the way for that to be a viable role for him. Also I always loved The Cable Guy, especially the part where he admits his upbringing and how movies and TV shows raised him. It hits home for a lot of people, myself included from shitty parents and how shitty parents creates maladjusted individuals who aren't generally dangerous and are just weird and well, maladjusted.
ok, why footage of montreal in the stamp comercial????
My new favourite out-of-context line is ‘Mr Rojers kicked my ass’
catholic charities should'nt have a charity considering the vatican has gold from all the central and south american countries they pillaged from 250 years ago in the vault!
Number 23 is my favorite Jim Carrey film.
Please do a career dive on The Nostalgia Critic
"At the time no-one had seen something quite so over the top" Ding! Wrong!! What Jim Carrey was doing in his first film and many of his later films was a Jerry Lewis impersonation. People in the 40s 50s and 60s had seen these over the top spastic antics of someone with severe emotional, mental, physical issues before, again and again from Jerry Lewis.
I Was Not Expecting That, But I Was Expecting Not to Expect Something So It Doesn't Count
When I first saw the "Icons" interview I had a similar reaction to Jim. I mean what the fuck, "we're celebrating icons"? Could you be more vague? What the hell does that even mean? Yes he was condescending and his tetrahedron bit cracked me up but he spoke his mind. He said what anyone else would be thinking but no one else had the balls to say it. Love you Jim.
One of very few people that i absolutely love and adore unquestionably.
jim carrey has a bunch of turds in his apartment
I liked Jim in Batman forever and his riddler character who was fun for being a more comedy over the top riddler
I personally believe Jim Carey's humor is too comical for this current generation. Back then we could actually distinguish comedy and learn to actually grow as people. Yeah we all knew they were offensive but we knew the jokes were just jokes and nothing more. However I've also had friends growing up learning that concept. Even if we made a rude offensive comment we were properly called out on it and we learned the difference in a joke versus being an asshole. However I do also believe we need Carey's humor more than ever so the world can learn to lighten up a bit. I also firmly believe Carey's humor before he went self indulged was an outlet. It wasn't until years later he woke up to realizing he had some kind of depression. Now he realizes the comedy is what helped him. He is regaining his humanity for his healthy personal well being. And Mr. Poppers penguins was actually a really good film I watched with my niece years ago.
Anything that offends the cancel crowd must be funny 😂
Apparently Stanley Ipkiss is returning to the big screen in The new Space Jam movie.
Hey, you haven't done a single other career dive?
Theme month now, more will come after March.
Do Brendan Fraser NEST! The Mummy is my FAV movie of all time
Hollywood has a way of...infecting those who’re emotionally vulnerable
The mask was the second live action film I have ever seen and that's when I was introduced to Jim Carrey and because of my autism I reinacted each scene I could remember every face I could replicate he was one of the reasons my dream was to work in the acting industry
Jim Carrey hasn’t made a good movie since anchorman 2 and kickass 2 also I didn’t care for either adaptation of a series of unfortunate events
We need one of these on Robert Downey Jr. Talk about a person who rose, fell, and then monumentally rose again.
Now do one of these with Sylvester Stallone
1:53 Who is that? This isn't Jim Carrey
It really seems like Carrey is extremely influenced by the world around him. I hope his arrogant asshole phase is behind him. He does seem a little more "with it" lately.
I love this!! I would love to see one on...Bill Hader? I find his story very interesting! And James Spader!
Wait, there was a Kickass 2?
Wow, I knew Jim Carrey was Canadian, but I never realized he was from Newmarket. I live a few minutes from there haha.
I'm both relieved and disappointed this video didn't go into his anti-vax shenanigans.
If we’re doing the career dive, the ultimate career dive on someone who changed Hollywood around them has to be Sidney Poitier
Loathed the guy even when I was young. Making funny derpy faces isn't acting.
It's definitely part of it tho, and he does it best. He lacks in some other areas, but that can be said for other greats out there. He's just using what he's got and he uses it well.
I think that no matter what, The Mask is still emblematic of Carrey and his career. On the one hand, you have his take on Stanley Ipkiss, which you see in his serious films like Truman Show, The Majestic, and Eternal Sunshine; on the other you have the Mask, as in Ace Ventura, Dumb and Dumber, and Batman Forever. And you have the 'true nature' of the Mask from the comics, that filters into the Cable Guy, Number 23, and some of his more violent outbursts in the development of Man on the Moon. You'll see a mix of the latter two in both Me, Myself, and Irene as well as his take on Dr. Robotnik/Eggman. If The Mask were the last film he made, we'd call it a perfect capstone. As it is, it's a guiding light to his oeuvre. I wish that at some point in the future, he can join those two important, poignant, and valid parts of himself together. The lesson to take from the Mask isn't to get rid of the zany wild side of yourself, it's to embrace it. To let Stanley be a bit nuts sometimes without going to the extremes of the Mask. That's what I see in his Robotnik, and what I see in him as he's gotten a grip on who he finally wants to be again.
I really liked this as I get older I just find the episodes hard to watch but I love listening to Doug just talk about so much powerful history...
Ok
"No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness" -Aristotle
Wiser words have never been spoken
holy shit, Jim Carrey is sixty!?!?!?!!?!?!!
is the "right you are, Ken" bit from MXC?
Do Danny devitos one next please
Before he was dead: Jimmy carrey - nostalgia critic
Love Jim ! I'll be waiting for Chris Walken's episode.
I like it
Джимм Керри прекрасный актëр 🤩 Рада была узнать его историю ☺
One of these on Nicolas cage next?
How about Tim Curry? I think he is a great actor and it would be interesting to hear about him from your channel !
Peter Dinklage
I think if you’re going to talk about career dives you gotta talk about Eddie Murphy from action comedy star to kids films
Critic theft this video heading from KinoOgon as soon as they gave up it
He is a lot like Tom Hanks. Demonstrable versatility in dramatic and comedic roles.
Keep in mind with kick ass 2 out of all school shootings that one was the worst.
What a fantastic video essay
Jim has always been awesome, but now he is pretty fuckin deep too. A real talent.
Um Thomas the tank engine is great nostalgia history
Please do Career Dive for - Adam Sandler, Danny DeVito, Nicolas Cage, Will Ferrell and Bill Murray
This "to be series" is definitely something I would be interested in. There's just so many fascinating life-stories out there of people who went trough tremendous changes and unthinkable misfortunes that in itself it would provide an endless amount of material to work with. So yeah, keep it coming!
Carrey's eggman was really fun to watch. i hope he is in sonic 2.
Honestly Jim Carrey has stuck with me for a long time as he showed me it was ok to be childish, loud and silly sometimes. He really influenced me in many ways and I’m very proud of that truthfully.
0:32 hello there
Hmm this is interesting video I would like to see Keanu Reeves or Robert Downey Jr 🤔 two people that had some Downs and ups in life
Can't wait to see more from this series. Very cool idea. Also Bat-May
Were you implying in the intro that Carrey isn’t good looking?
Do a Career Dive about Doug Walker
Though I’m straight,but “I love you,Phillip Morris” is my favourite *gay comedy* and my fav Jim’s acting that suits great for tone of the movie.
Ooh, Kingdom Hearts for Disneycember? can't wait for it. Though I gotta since it'll take a literal year-
i will say this, for sure: people of fame, no matter where it comes from, or how it comes about. once they get so big, they will have an identity crisis. they will try ANYTHING to see if the person everyone knew them as, can change into something else. for better or for worse. it happens to basically EVERY giant star. but, eventually, they come back down. they stop the roles. and they become themselves again. i loved jim carry for who he was. and that isnt gone! its just...pushed beneath. for now.
Jim Carrey always has 3 of each type of film: comedy: • ace ventura • dumb and dumber • the mask dramas: • truman show • man on the moon • eternal sunshine of the spotless mind drama/comedy: • liar liar • yes man • bruce almighty
Unhinged actors like Jim Carrey are part of the reason why we have biden as president. Thanks for that, ASSHOLE!!! (Jim, not NC)
You should review Batman beginning
Hot Take: While Comedian Jim Carrey is fine, I was blown away by his dramatic material and his awakening. I think his awakening is inspiring to me. As someone who has spent their life depressed, it was great to see him struggle so hard in the same way. I don't think he is crazy, I think he is actually really intelligent. The smartest people can act like idiots sometimes.
Would definitely love to see a Robert Downey Jr. Could possibly dive into him in the 80s and 90s, his relationship with his dad, and his big comeback
it would be amazing if you did one of these on chris farley his career is so fascinating along with robin Williams
Great new series! I think an interesting to dive into next would be Robert Downey Jr. He has such an interesting career and story. One of my favorite actors working today!
I would like the deep dive... Also, HIS 60?! DAMN!
Jim's right about the fact that the self is a story we tell ourselves, but saying things like "we don't matter", that's not spirituality man!
Jim is da best
Nice to see this still running, best one was pokemon the movie review
i honestly would like to see Jim Carrey get a role as The Joker
Channel Awesome doing a career dive video? The Irony Gods are having fun tonight.
$15 million budget, not $72M. You must've been looking at the domestic gross
Do a career dive on yourself next lmao
Carrey was such a MASSIVE part of my childhood. I can't even count the amount of times I've watched The Mask, Ace Ventura, Dumb and Dumber, and Liar Liar growing up.
I like the proposed format and subject matter.
I will never not love Jim Carrey. 🤗
Review earth girl are easy...it doesn’t get the love it should
It was so surprising and same time so weird to me (a brazilian) to see he's using a stock pic of a checkbook from the brazilian bank Itaú to illustrates the concept of payment and stuff.
Ventura's budget was 15 mln. 72 mln = US box office.