Awesome Jim Carrey

Like The Riddler, actor, comedian, and artist Jim Carrey is an enigma. He’s even said there is no real Jim Carrey and that he’s always playing a character. This excellent documentary from Daniel McMahon’s Dodford paints a fascinating portrait of the comedy icon and his public persona using Carrey’s own words and film footage.

After terrifying viewers with its earlier trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog movie, Paramount Pictures hopes audiences will forgive and forget, revamping the CG animated video game character with bigger eyes and fewer teeth this time around. Hopefully, the movie will be entertaining after all of the hubbub.

(PG-13: Language) Thanks to the wonders of digital video effects, deepfake channel Ctrl Shift Face managed to transplant the face of Jim Carrey onto the head of Jack Nicholson, making classic scenes from Stanley Kubrick’s film adaptation The Shining just that much more terrifying. Be sure to watch Episode 2 and Episode 3.

“You are not a real person. You are a man in a box.” Jim Carrey stars as an iconic children’s TV character, whose bright and shiny persona masks the despair of his personal life. Frank Langella, Catherine Keener, and Judy Greer co-star in this compelling new Showtime series.

Jim Carrey stars in a murder mystery where the suspect is a writer, whose novel outlines details eerily similar to the crime at hand. It’s based on true events that were chronicled by David Grann in a piece for The New Yorker. Premieres 5/18/18.

Jim Carrey is a pretty enigmatic character so it’s no wonder that he was the perfect actor to portray the late absurdist comic Andy Kaufman in Man on the Moon. Chris Smith’s documentary explores how Carrey thoroughly lost himself while playing the part. More here.

“I don’t know what painting teaches me. I just know that it frees me.” Jim Carrey has enthusiastically shared his paintings with the public. But in SGG’s documentary, we see him open up about this lifelong passion, as well as the stories behind some of his artworks.

A hilarious clip from an old episode of Late Night with Conan O’Brien, in which Jim Carrey did an uncanny (and unflattering) “impression” of Conan in a bio-pic about the talk show host. It’s a shame this movie never came out.

“I’m sick and tired of having to eke my way through life.” Mashable cherry picks scenes from Dumb & Dumber to frame it as an Oscar-worthy drama. A good reminder of why Two-time Golden Globe Winner Jim Carrey has won two Golden Globes.

When he presented the (nonsensical) 2016 Golden Globe award for Best Comedy, Jim Carrey was introduced as a two-time winner of the accolade. He must have found the title both hilarious and annoying, because he proceeded to build a stand up routine around it.

YouTuber Shawn Kohne compiled clips of Jim Carrey falling down, from his standup career, his In Living Color stint and his many movies, both good and bad. The bathroom scene in Liar Liar will never get old.

The heroes of Jurassic Park can’t believe that – well, if you’ve seen Ace Ventura then you probably know which scene is used here. One of those times when it’s funnier if you haven’t seen the movie being referenced.

Jim Carrey channels Matthew McConaughey in this parody of his pretentious Lincoln MKC commercials. It does make you wonder how Matt went from True Detective and Dallas Buyers Club to hawking cars in less than a year.

(NSFW: Language) Jim Carrey looks beefed up as Colonel Stars and Stripes in Kick-Ass 2, but is it enough for him and the self-made crusaders to battle against a reinvented Red Mist? We shall see.

Steve Carrell, Olivia Wilde, Steve Buscemi, Jim Carrey and Alan Arkin star in this madcap comedy about a Vegas magic act who tries to amp up their aging stage act. We’ll see it just for the hairdos.