Now that the dust have long settled, what is the general consensus of The Cable Guy?
Now that the dust have long settled, what is the general consensus of The Cable Guy?
Thomas Stewart
Caleb Green
Jace Wood
I think is a good
The whole issue with the movie is about how dark the concept is, Carrey is not the charming dork, but an example of what TV can do to someone who as grown with american television as only friend.
The final speech of Jim´s characters is pure kino.
Brody Brooks
I think it helped Carrey to be able to leave the comedy in order to move to more dramatic roles. Is pretty much is transition film.
I like it a lot more than both Ace Ventura, is unconfortable to watch for sure, but is by far a more ambitious movie.
Robert Nelson
>what TV can do to someone who as grown with american television as only friend.
So.. average Sup Forums user?
Asher Butler
Honestly, I think it's Jim Carrey's best comedy film.
Henry Scott
Pretty much the regular Sup Forums user except Sup Forums they are fucked in a diferent way
Ryder Hernandez
It was good shit.
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based Jerry Cantrell's song for it was good, too.
Elijah Anderson
Wow David Lynch sure did a good job on this music video
Kevin Cox
It's awesome. Carrey plays that character a little too well, so it kinda straddles the line between fucking disturbing and hilarious.
Michael Brown
This scene is kino, right?
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Anthony Russell
Hits too close to home
Daniel Hernandez
It's good. Not as accessible as Dumb and Dumber or Ace Ventura, but still very entertaining. Even though some parts don't make me laugh, I appreciate just how far they were willing to go with the concept.
Kayden Williams
Probably jim carrey's best movie. It isn't overrated like the mask or ace ventura either. I was surprised when I learned people hated it or thought it was meh.
Logan Walker
Love it.
Always loved all of Carrey's old silly comedies.
This is one of the best.
Zachary Sanders
Really underrated, was always one of my favorite Carrey films. Even as a kid when it didn't hit as close home.
Joshua Kelly
Unfairly maligned but ultimately not the greatest movie ever, either. I think it has like four or five of the funnier scenes/moments from comedies at that time, though:
-Medieval Times fight
-basketball scene
-stuff with Ben Stiller as the twins
Overall, though, not really a movie I want to watch from start to finish all that often. I think one problem is that I just find it hard to really care about Matthew Broderick's character at all.
Lucas Butler
I hate the majority of Jim Carrey's stuff and I despise Ben Stiller.
Why was this kino to me?
William Jenkins
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Still keks me everytime. I love these kinds of secret layers in comedies or whatever they're called.
Wyatt Gonzalez
>he was definitely ... ASIAAAAAN
Just his delivery makes me crack me up.
Alexander Ward
Would Eric Roberts in Brother, Sweet Brother have been kino?
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Matthew Sanders
I love Ben Stiller's crying. Same in There's Something About Mary.
Cameron Lee
I would've watched it
Nathan Cooper
>that time Simpsons had Homer bash this movie
Anthony White
AYYYYYYSJUUN
Cameron Torres
The Mask is Jim's best movie, but this is his funniest.
Owen Robinson
That's a funny way to spell Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Zachary Cruz
>ywn know the final verdict of Stan Smith
Carter Butler
DON'T YOU WANT SOMEBODY TO LOVE
Hudson Price
We're way byond that now.
We're onto a generation where the internet is young lads' only friends.
There should really be a new Cable Guy movie about people whose only social interaction is through computer screens and they fap to more degenerate shit by the day.
Michael Phillips
d-delet this