Oh great, now what does that make me?.. an a** lol
The interviews with him and murray are great though i just thought he wasn't good at interviews.
Im sure there's alot of comedians who arnt always "on" especially writers. A lot of standup comedians i love do put on a show when doing interviews (which is their job) so i understand it's not all natural.
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I used to think he was a pud when I was younger but as I aged hes become quite funny in a non-insulting way, which is great, because most comdeians think the only way to get a laugh is tear someone else apart. And for me that gets old fast.
Jim Carrey supposedly only playing grinning clowns has to be the worst undermining of his talent I've ever seen. I do gets tons of fun out of those roles, but he's proven on countless occasions he's capable of much more, such as The Truman Show, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, I Love You Phillip Morris and yes, Kick-Ass 2 despite how disappointing the movie as a whole was.
And Dan Aykroyd is a great actor all-around, what's with this thread only featuring awesome talents so far?
"Of all time" is too harsh for me to think of one, but I've started disliking Nick Kroll after History Of The World: Part II. He was so incredibly annoying in that show, and it's led me to not really want to see him in other stuff.
I think Jim Carey climbed the Mt. Everest of comedy but never found his way back to Earth and he'll never be normal again.
Jim Carrey supposedly only playing grinning clowns has to be the worst undermining of his talent I've ever seen.
Talent? What talent?
The guy is grinning and grimacing like a complete braindead maniac and some guys call it "talent". Then when Carey is not grinning and grimacing like a maniac for a change, some still call it "talent".
Even as someone who can barely tolerate Jim Carey in film or in real life, the guy is a ****ing master in physical comedy. To reduce what he does to just grinning and grimacing is to not acknowledge the imagination which he brings to that physicality. Yes, he's got the try-hards, but the guy is a phenomenal talent. He just ends up in a lot of crap that I don't find funny. And does interviews which annoy me.
George Lopez
(I once sat through his entire routine and barely even cracked a smile - his material just seemed so cliched and done by every other Latino comic... or maybe they stole it from him? Either way, not too funny.)
Even as someone who can barely tolerate Jim Carey in film or in real life, the guy is a ****ing master in physical comedy. To reduce what he does to just grinning and grimacing is to not acknowledge the imagination which he brings to that physicality. Yes, he's got the try-hards, but the guy is a phenomenal talent. He just ends up in a lot of crap that I don't find funny. And does interviews which annoy me.
Carey actually started out as an impersonation comic. And his impersonations were insane. I've never seen anyone else do Bruce Dern!
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