Jessica’s laugh is soooo contagious … same as the good mood she is radiating. I just arrived back home and the first thing I did was to watch your reaction - you definitely made my day. That was an awesome reaction! Thank you! … and from the time you posted it, I can definitely tell that the copyright issue is indeed a terrible ordeal - you guys have nerves of steel and infinite patience. Reacting to comedies suits you guys perfectly … here is another great one, where you’ll see Cary Elwes again: “Robin Hood - Men In Tights”. Looking forward to your next reaction. Salutations and best wishes from your Romanian brother …
Aw, what a wonderful comment. Thank you, Kay. I just showed it to my wife and you made HER day! And yes, the copyright process is quite an ordeal. I just submitted our latest reaction to EX MACHINA, so stay tuned! We'll definitely do more comedies as well, in fact, we just taped "Groundhog Day" yesterday! Anyway, thanks for watching and commenting! Have a great day Romanian brother... (:
Yes, we did see it. I left it out because of the Copyright claims process, but I should have worked around it. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! We appreciate it! (:
2 Jim Carrey movies in a row. 90 minutes of fun. You two rock. Jim Carrey truly is a genius. He has acted in a few dramas. The Truman Show being a standout among them. Have y'all reacted to The Mask ? Another Jim Carrey comedy. Funny.
i like how Mike actually shows emotions. Even though this is a comedy, some moments in this movie actually touches some difficult subjects. So props to Mike for "Acknowledging"that.
This is my second reaction video I've seen of y'alls. I love y'all! Jessica's laughter is unparalleled! Love it. Y'all have a new follower. Now I'm going to watch Groundhog Day with y'all!
Hi Charles, thanks so much for watching and commenting. Also, thanks for pointing out the editing, which is quite a task, not just concerning condensing the story, but also passing the copyright claims. Have a great day! (:
Jim Carrey used to write Tupac letters when he was in prison. Not the friendship you would expect, right? Some trivia if you didn't already know. Love your channel guys, been watching several videos tonight. "One unlikely person who supported him was Carrey, who allegedly reached out to Tupac while he was inside on multiple occasions. During this isolating time, he became a close confidante, and the two grew close. The letters were humorous and intended to offer the rapper a slice of light relief while he was locked up. Unfortunately, Carrey has repeatedly refused to share these documents that he sent to Shakur, and it remains a mystery what precisely he said."
Guys! You should've left in the outtakes. :( Oh well, I'm glad you watched them (...overactor...). If you ever want to see another Carrey movie just as funny as this one: "Bruce Almighty."
Yeah, the outtakes were funny as well! It's just so damn difficult to get passed the copyright claims... But hey, thanks for watching and thanks for the suggestion! (:
I still enjoyed the reaction. What was cute was when Carrey told his son, "...in fact some people make a good living that way..." (making faces), and Jessica didn't react at all. Apparently she's never seen Jim Carrey do his stand-up. :)@@BossMovieReactions
@@BossMovieReactions Swoosie Kurtz (Dana Appleton, Mr. Cole’s attorney) shared the screen with two improvisation comedy legends, Jim Carrey and Robin Williams. She costarred with Robin in The World According to Garp (1982).
I just have to say because I cant "lie" you are one of the best editors I have seen doing a reaction to a movie, kudos to you sir. And your wife is an absolute delight. I havent enjoyed watching a movie reaction more. You guys have a earned a subscriber.
Hey, thank you so much, PunkersTV, we really appreciate your kind words! And your comment about the editing made my day because I do spend a crazy amount of time on every video! Thank you so much for watching and commenting AND subscribing! Happy to have you on board! (:
Thanks Jim, I think it was a functional fault. I mean, I actually REMOVED the batteries AND disconnected the unit from the ceiling and that sucker STILL beeped. Looks like this thing had an internal battery as well. But all is quiet now! Thanks for watching! (:
My dad was the same way but he was a retired vet from the Vietnam War.. I only saw him on my birthdays or Christmas if nothing he cared about more came up for him. I knew he loved me but didn't know how to show it.He visited me In a dream after he died and asked me point blank "why did you live me? I know now I was never there for you." I simply told him , "because you were my dad, the only dad I had and I loved you 100% no matter what. You were my only real das." I loved my step dad for always being there but he couldn't replace my dad in my heart. My step dad took care of us when he didn't have too but he also hurt my sister in ways that any real man never would. He never hurt or tried to " hurt" me cus he was scared if me and knew I would speak out and not let him get away with it.
Oh, wow, thanks for sharing your story. We appreciate it. It's sad that such a funny movie can trigger such painful thoughts. I hope that your past experience doesn't affect your current state of happiness. All the best to you! And thanks for watching! (:
I must give massive props like many others commenting here how good the editing is besides the wholesome reactions. Thankyou both for providing such wonderful entertainment & you really have amazing chemistry that compliments each other so well. Going through your reactions one by one & next up for me is one of my favourite recent sci-fi films of all time, Ex Machina which already am anticipating how much fun it's going to be. Wether you react to drama, sci-fi, comedies or any other genre in the future, you are my new must see reaction channel so I look forward to each new adventure & wish you both nothing but success as you build your channel & subscribers.
Oh, wow, thank you so much for this wonderful comment, Steve!! I assume you must know something about editing because it's hard to know for "outsiders" how much work it takes to edit something like that, so I really appreciate your comment, plus the nice words you've said about both of us. We're happy to have you on board and we hope you're going to enjoy EX MACHINA, we sure did! (:
@@BossMovieReactions Honestly I know almost less than nothing about amateur or professional editing or film making. At the ripe old age of 49 I have consumed so many tv series & movies (good & bad) of all types of genres over my lifetime thus far as well as watching many reaction videos that I have developed an eye for seamless editing & have also watched some livestreams where live editing is done which seems painstaking which I appreciate the skill & dedication to do so. I already know the dialogue & or scenes that most would have a reaction to though am also acutely aware of the dreaded youtube copyright rules that most if not all reaction channels are plagued by. None the less, there are standout editors that have a flow to their reactions which you have which to me makes your channel a standout combined with the genuine reactions & chemistry as I previously stated. Overall it's clear to me that once more eyes view your excellent content, the growth of your channel is on a positive trajectory & will be glad to be a part of the community as it grows to easily be in the top tier of reaction channels. Highly anticipating your next video on my list (Ex Machina) so all is left to say is once again, thankyou both for being yourselves as it comes across seamlessly on the screen & have a wonderful day/evening from Australia.
@@steveswafen2528 Hello Steve, thank you so much for your thoughtful commentary and your encouragement. We really appreciate your point of view and I applaud you for developing such a keen eye for editing, the flow of it, and the chemistry of reactors. And yes, you're also correct about the copyright issues. I've been trying to get AMERICAN HISTORY X passed for almost a month now. I've seen so many others who react to it, but they're giving us a hard time, even though I'm only using about 13% of visible footage. We'll keep trying. We're blessed to have you on board and we're looking forward to delivering more reaction videos for your enjoyment. Have a great week and thanks again! (:
38:45 - The "firefighter" in the background wearing a red helmet and speaking on a walkie-talkie is Jim Carrey. Its his character "Fire Marshall Bill" from the comedy TV show, In Living Colour.
An example of what I love in this movie was the scene where Ken or whatever his name was said, "So I just gotta lie. That's easy enough." And Jim Carrey screams "Is it?" in his face, because you could see Jennifer Tilly's shoulder just in the shot and she flinched, even though that was undoubtedly a rehearsed line. They didn't skimp, even on the small details.
I wish you both reacted to the outtakes/bloopers. They are just as funny. I don't know if you know, but the guy who played Jerry was Cary Elwes. He was in The Princess Bride, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, and Twister. Those are great movies to react to if you haven't seen them already.
Yeah, we did see the outtakes and they were hilarious. Don't remember why I left them out. I also wasn't too familiar with Cary Elwes, but he was great. Thanks for watching and thanks for your suggestions. (:
Anybody that's here for the first time, you have to subscribe. You have to. Mike and Jessica are the best. Thier reactions are great. Honest. They dont just put up a video and go on thier way to the next. They really seem to enjoy thier subscribers. If you leave a comment or have a question, you're gonna get a responce from them. Not just some generic words, but true, honest responses and answers. You can just tell that they enjoy communicating with us.
Wow, what I nice comment from Mr. Rocket White. We really appreciate your kind and supporting words. Yes, we try to diligently give a response to every comment as long as we can. And yes, we really and honestly enjoy our subscribers. Thanks again for your encouraging words. You ROCK, Rocket W. -- And now, back to editing! ((:
What a great reaction channel. I love watching my favorite comedies through the eyes of people who haven’t watched it before. Looking forward to your future movie reactions!
Please, do more Jim Carrey reactions. That guy has immense Talent also in more serious films like Man on the Moon, Majestic, The Truman Show... but watching you guys enjoy Jim Carrey, makes me just watch more you guys laughing, so, even if you guys have seen: Ace Ventura 1 & 2, The Mask, Dumb & Dumber and Bruce Almighty, even other reactors have done them, are Jim Carrey gems.
I saw this in theater. During the part where Jim is roasting the partners, the whole theater was roaring with laughter just like they were. After Jim fainted, you could hear everyone trying to breathe. Peak Jim right here.
Only Jim Carrey or Robin Williams could have done this movie. The two greatest physical comedic actors in the last century. Dick Van Dyke is amazing too, but I don't think that this is his kind of role.
YES, I agree, the physical comedy is amazing. I think I mentioned Robin Williams in my "Afterthoughts" video. Exceptional acting! Thanks for watching! (:
I just noticed that scene when he goes to the bathroom he was drinking a lot of water so that he can go to the bathroom so that he couldn’t lie about it
Good observation, that is something I hadn't noticed before. Something I did catch though, is that when he said to his secretary that he didn't understand the question, he was lying.
@@imnotabotrlyimnot good point, I think it’s because since he’s a lawyer by instinct he’s more focused on winning for his client and he’s always won, but genuinely maybe he didn’t understand the question because justice is a word he naturally has no concern for, winning is the focus for him
I've watched a bunch of your reactions recently and I really love your industry perspective on movie reactions. Not just another reaction channel, much more interesting and insightful 🙂
Thank you Mike. Appreciate your honest eyes. You’re a good man. Jessica is a superstar, beautiful to the eyes but way more beautiful to the heart and spirit. Stay real and never change. Really appreciate you 2
I know in the movie, he can't find a good cause for a continuance. Set up for the trial and that was part of the comedy. Had he thought about it...he did have a logical and good cause for one. He had only been assigned the case in the last 48 hours. Not enough time to fully prepare his case, and he could have asked for a week to get fully prepared. Aside from this it is a very funny movie and Jim Carrey is and always has been a walking cartoon character. I would love to suggest more of his films to check out as I am not sure what you have seen of his or have not seen. (First time coming to your channel). 1. Once Bitten (w/ Clevon Little and Lauren Hutton) 2. Earth Girls Are Easy (w/ Jeff Goldblum, Damon Wayans and Geena Davis) 3. The Truman Show 4. The Majestic 5. Dumb & Dumber 6. Bruce Almighty 7. Yes Man 8. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 9. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective 10. Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls 11. Fun with Dick and Jane Yes, he has done many more. I just have personal reasons I won't put on here for not suggesting them. (I don't even watch reactions to some of them). But it does give a wide variety of his films and maybe, just maybe...you will find a few that you love. Especially if you haven't seen it.
Hi there, thanks for sharing your thoughts, very interesting. Also, thanks for all your suggestions, I wrote them down. I heard a lot of good things about "The Truman Show" and "Dumb & Dumber." Definitely coming in the future... Thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions I hope you also do Once Bitten and Earth Girls Are Easy. They were his first 2 films. His role in Earth Girls got him hired for In Living Color (1990-1994) and that is how he really got huge, and surprised everyone with Ace Ventura, most critics at the time hated it and thought it would bomb. It was one of the biggest comedies of the decade and most critics changed their minds about the film.
have you seen "dumb and dumber"? another great jim carrey comedy. in the case of "dumb and dumber", his character is pursuing a woman who was his partner in real life at the time. these 2 films, (liar liar, and dumb and dumber) are his best in my opinion. whenever the title repeats itself in a jim carrey movie, you know its going to be gold.
Hey, ice, "Dumb and Dumber" is on our list, thanks for watching and thanks for your suggestion. Haha, interesting comment about the repeating title. (:
You all wouldnt notice i bet but when he gets thrown off and lands in luggage when the show the crowd before they agow him on the stretcher. Jim is in the background dressed as one of his characters from the show in living color. Fire Marshall Bill. Lol. 38:45 mark..check background. You will see him
I had no idea, but someone else mentioned it a few days ago. Also, I wouldn't know the living color characters, but I appreciate "Easter Eggs" in movies... Thanks, Sean! (:
I love your wife’s laugh! I laugh like that too! 😂 I also love me some Jim Carrey ever since he was on In Living Color! This movie was good! The most disappointing part for me was when he missed his son’s birthday party because of some woman and his job.
Yeah, I'm privileged to hear my wife's laughter every day!! 🤣 And yes, missing his son’s birthday party WAS a disappointing part! And one moment that I'll never forget was when he said "I'm a bad father." Makes me tear up whenever I think about it. Anyway, thanks for watching! (:
Love yalls stuff, also threw in a suggestion, There Will Be Blood, which is a great character study and interesting story as well. But another really good underrated comedy is called The Nice Guys. Either way, keep on keeping on! 👍
Thanks for watching, Cinemeleon. And yes, my wife wanted a "Movie Recliner Chair with massage feature", but it would never fit into the small office space. So she decided to get one of those "Blow-up Yoga Ball" chairs. She loves it for work, you know, sitting on her desk, but she's thinking about getting something else for the movie reactions, and I'd buy it. Thanks for looking out for her, I'll let her know! LOL
Hi, I'm from Germany and saw your reaction to American istory before this video. Great reaction. Analytical and emotional. I've subscribed to you for now... and see what else you're up to.
You guys are really good. I usually don’t watch movie reactions, but I love how you see the humor. You should react to Superbad if you guys haven’t seen it!
Hi Ali, yes, we just did Mrs. Doubtfire a few weeks ago. Here's the link and make sure you subscribe: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nLlbSZp5dK0.htmlsi=KYVT8Rx2PFKQy3Du
Good question... Many reasons... First of all, we're filmmakers ourselves, so we like the subject. I also realized how many movies I missed in the 90s because I worked so damn hard when I came to this country. Didn't speak English, had three jobs, worked 6-7 days a week, no TV, no money, no streaming service etc. Then, a few months ago, I came across "Popcorn in Bed" which is probably the best reaction channel on RU-vid. I assume they have a lot of "behind-the-scene" help because everything is very professional. We do everything ourselves and we can hardly keep up... But we LOVE it and we LOVE our audience. Our Patreon page is also something we'll keep in mind for the distant future. I think we'll do another reaction in a few hours, "Happy Gilmore" or something. Anyway, stay tuned. Thanks for watching! (:
We did watch the bloopers, I just didn't include them in the reaction. If I could go back I would include them, but yeah, that was some funny stuff! Thanks for watching! (:
I think Fletcher implied that a minor can't enter into ANY legal contract, which would include the marriage AND therefore the prenup. Anyway, GREAT movie! Thanks for watching! (:
Legal Eagle had a great analysis. You also can’t benefit from a contract you entered fraudulently. You can enter into a contract before 18 but once you reach 18 you can decide if you want to stay in the contract or not. The simple answer is: it’s not simple. The ending of the movie would be the start of long legal proceedings
Thanks for watching and thanks for the love. I'm sure plenty of lines went over my head as well. Let's tone down the criticism if possible. And keep in mind that watching a movie the first time is different than knowing every line ahead of time. Ja? (:
@@saksit247 Thank you. I'm currently editing INTERSTELLAR. Already worked on it for 34 hours and still not done. Long movie! Out this coming Saturday. (:
