Hannah Doherty probably bc this guy was downright scary and would murder anyone brutally but hes just a smart funny guy that wants children to do chores and all
b Red If you read the books, the series is a masterpiece. The only thing the movie did better was the Aunt, but his death scene in the series makes Olaf much more terryfing, exactly how he should be
The show is actually entertaining and as a fan of the book, I really appreciated it. However, I do agree about Neil Patrick Harris. I didn't see him as Olaf.
Personally, i liked both jim and neils count olafs. Jim was able to be sinister and evil while still being jim carrey, and neil was still able to be hilarious while still retaining the characterisitcs of count olaf. Both did a good job
Yeah, I hated it. And even before her redepmtion moment, she was too...I mean, she never actually felt like a scared and reclusive woman. She was more like that nice teacher you remember from your Primary school.
I don’t remember the series but I don’t think that Aunt Josephine was mean to the kids. I think that they had to make her a self-centered coward in the movie or her death would seem really heart breaking
Kæla Brown Actually, the movie portraits her perfectly as the books do. Aunt Josephine gives the childreen to Count Olaf beggin for him to not push her to the lake; she corrects him and is pushed. The childreen see her asking for help, but Olaf don't let them see what happened
this scene cracks me up every time. i really cant stop laughing. it's the whole correction thing that does it. She corrects him and he does the facial. hilarious
god this movie was dark. i think that’s why i enjoy it a bit better than the TV series...because while the series may be more accurate to the STORY of ASOUE, i think the dark atmosphere of the movie better represents the TONE of the books. also, Carey is a much better Count Olaf than NPH...damn, it’s a shame we’ll probably never get a sequel to this film...
Movie: One long shot, Aunt Josephine takes while to realise that she's in danger. TV Show: Four Shots. Olaf pushes Josephine, Josephine reaction shot to being pushed, shot of her falling, shot of her hitting the water. Bleh.
I’m rewatching the movie right now and something scary is going on. It’s most likely just my mind playing tricks on me but a long while ago I remember watching the scene of aunt Josephine dying and the way I remember it is completely different. First of all, I remember her being on the right side of the screen. Second, she didn’t scream - only smiled as she reached out her hand. Last thing I remember differently is her actually being shown EATEN ALIVE by the leeches. I explicitly remember the leeches jumping out of the water, destroying the boat, and tearing Josephine apart. This is actually some crazy Mandela effect shit 😰
"Man hands on misery to man, it deepens like a coastal shelf. Get out as early as you can, and don't have any kids yourself." - Count Olaf (quoting Philip Larkin)
Yea sorry but Neil is going to do far better. Neil has shown time and time again that he can play wickedly evil characters, he is a far better choice for Count Olaf than Jim Carey. Jim Carey relies too much on comedy which is what ruins this portrayal of Olaf. Hes supposed to be hated not loved.
Grell Sutcliff You think so? I thought his role on American Horror Story Freakshow was lackluster. I don't have anything against him but i just can't look at him in this role seriously. I feel like he belongs on sitcoms where he shot to fame. Not to say hes deserving of these roles but it just doesn't do anything for me.
Grell Sutcliff Well first of all in the books Olaf actually acts kinda silly now and then. And even if he was silly to the point of likability, its not how olaf acts that makes him detestable. It's what he does. He kills everyone basically. I don't remember for sure but I think even the loyal white-faced ladies got killed cause of him. He's always one step ahead and kind of a total coward dispite that fact. An undefeatable coward with a goal. Being comical won't make him more likable when it gets deeper in the story😂. And as for this new guy...have you actually watches the trailers..? Maybe he was good in a few other movies but from what most people seem to see with these trailers hes really not a good olaf actor. Not to mention the look looks totally strange on him. Carrey undoubtedly would give a show you cant forget and also his type cast was perfect. That's the main reasons they say Carrey's Olaf is way better
Valentina Hueck yeah I do I think it was in one of the trailers or maybe the blu-ray I'll have to check my copy of it. There is also a scene in the trailer where Klaus was doing yard work outside of Olaf's with a gas mask on and then a big thunderstorm started in the sky.
Ok so I checked my Blu Ray and while it’s not in the film, while we don’t fully see her devoured by the leaches there is a deleted scene where you see her slowly sink into the water and then the banana peel pops up. There also was an alternate ending for the film where we actually see Olaf escape by flying off like Peter Pan.
Geeze Aunt Josephine was so self-centered when it came to safety and only cared about saving her own ass...she never did anything to stand up and protect her own nephew and niece...
The children scorn Aunt Josephine for her cowardice for giving Olaf custody of the children but given the scenario they were in, she had the right idea because the children were at least able to get to safety by getting on Olafs boat while the leaches were chewing on Josephines boat. It wasn't the kids best idea to say that Aunt Josephine was going to tell the authorities RIGHT IN FRONT OF SOMEONE THAT THEY KNOW IS A MURDERER
I looked it up, apparently The Littlest Elf really was a fictional book in the Unfortunate Events book series and was even mentioned in the Netflix series so i guess it wasnt really invented just for this movie
I really feel like Jim Carrey's Olaf could have been a genuinely terrifying villain. This scene was probably the most terrifying and creepy Carrey was. If he had kept the same style he did around 1:20, I think he could have been a genuine threat and the movie could have had sequels. The biggest problem is that Carrey was doing too much comedy in one moment and being genuinely creepy in the next, and his comedic moments kinda took away from the fear in the creepy moments.
I'll always disagree. The movie shows him as a clown, but never lets you forget he's cold blooded evil. I think it works. Lots of evil people seem charismatically goofy or eccentric in an amusing way and have committed horrible crimes against humanity. I think the movie's handling of Olaf is underrated.
difference between book, series and film. Film: Aunt Josephine is selfish and sacrifices the children for her own life and her love of grammar made her die Book: Pretty much the same as the film but instead of getting left behind on a boat she actually gets pushed by Count Olaf and Count Olaf also corrects her grammar Series: Aunt Josephine stands up for herself and becomes fearless and formidable again and she gets corrected by Count Olaf along with Count Olaf and she was pushed into the leeches like in the book If Aunt Josephine comes down to this comment and corrects my grammar i'm going to be very pissed XD
Nahh I could have sworn the original scene showed Meryl actually being eaten alive by the leeches, I remember being traumatized as a kid by that lol unless it's a false memory
Isn’t here a extended version of this where you actually see her sinking under the water while Olaf mocks her saying “reach reach for my hand aunt Josephine !”
Why do I remember this scene being a bit longer with Count Olaf mocking her as they’re floating way saying “reach ! Reach for my hand !” And then seeing the boat sink under the water
No you're not wrong I thought I was crazy too but I distinctly remember that scene too! I think they must've cut it out when they released the film to DVD cause I remember that scene scaring the shit out of me and I loved Coraline but that scene scared me
I swear there was a version of this movie where Josephine is drifting away and the leeches jump at her and start to swarm her as she stands and the boat is still drifting away.
Weird , I used to remember aunt Josephine standing in the boat as it sunk and then being eaten by the leeches.....this didn't happen in the book or the film yet i remember it so vividly
In this, he does have a couple scenes as Captain Sham, but at this point, he doesn't feel he needs to disguise himself. In the book, he is still Captain Sham at this time.
It's odd when you compare Aunt Josephine in the Netflix series to this. Ok, perhaps Meryl Streep is a more well known actress than Alfre Woodard (who, btw, is an accomplished actress, despite what I think of her performance in the show) but the production seemed to put much more effort into her character in the film. Just look at the costume, the hair, the make up on Streep. Everything about her is designed to work with the cartoonish, somewhat archaic surroundings of the film/world. In the series Josephine seems oddly out of place, her clothes are pretty modern and unremarkable in a way which doesn't emphasise anything about the character but is just forgettable. Woodard does her best and hams it up but she recites some of her lines so oddly compared to Streep, who is dramatic but doesn't push it too far.
Jim Carrey's "Wut" after Aunt Josephine corrects his grammar is one of my favorite moments in the film.
Same. It's weirdly nestled itself in my brain. I constantly think of that delivery whenever I'm faced with similar confusion.
I loved that 😂
Oh my god yeah 😂 mine too! Amazing actor
"Everybody be cooool..." LMAO why do i find that so funny?!
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That line makes me think Jim Carrey would have been a riot as Detective Dupin.
"Hello, hello, hello" still scary as hell
FlashakaViolet HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO *EXPLODE*
HELLO HELLO HELLO me: count Olaf shut the heck up ;-;
I love how he says it.I thought he said it better than Neil Patrick Harris
Ikr
@@mariogamefreak1 same here, JC definitely did it better
This film used to seriously terrify me
Hannah Doherty probably bc this guy was downright scary and would murder anyone brutally but hes just a smart funny guy that wants children to do chores and all
It was amazing!
The books were darker
The show on Netflix is better
Ryan Kwarteng I agreeeeee
If only she hadnt had corrected him........
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I think he'd have still killed her.
It's a shame they didn't make sequels. Love me some Jim Carrey/Count Olaf.
+b Red theres one coming out now with neil patrick harris playing olaf :)
neil sucks as count olaf. there only one scene that was good. and that last for only 5 mins. Netflix should had hire someone better than neil.
Richard Areco, ah that stinks. I haven't seen it yet. I was hoping PH would be decent enough.I do wish it was Carey playing Olaf again.
b Red If you read the books, the series is a masterpiece. The only thing the movie did better was the Aunt, but his death scene in the series makes Olaf much more terryfing, exactly how he should be
The show is actually entertaining and as a fan of the book, I really appreciated it. However, I do agree about Neil Patrick Harris. I didn't see him as Olaf.
Well it's admirable that he at least cared enough to correctly guess their interests.
0:10
Has god come to save us?
No, it's Satan.
Personally, i liked both jim and neils count olafs. Jim was able to be sinister and evil while still being jim carrey, and neil was still able to be hilarious while still retaining the characterisitcs of count olaf. Both did a good job
I know they both bring out more about Olaf
who wants to bet, cash money, that Carrey's _"hot potato!"_ was a *total* improvisation?
It wasn't XD
Oh my god I just literally LOL'd cuz I just remember that part!
I love how Aunt Josephine was actually a self-sentered coward who would totally give the Baudelaire to Olaf lol...while in the series.........
Vladimir Raineri She has that one badass moment of redemption when she stands up to Olaf.
Yeah, I hated it. And even before her redepmtion moment, she was too...I mean, she never actually felt like a scared and reclusive woman. She was more like that nice teacher you remember from your Primary school.
Star Gamer 3120 yeah
I don’t remember the series but I don’t think that Aunt Josephine was mean to the kids. I think that they had to make her a self-centered coward in the movie or her death would seem really heart breaking
Kæla Brown Actually, the movie portraits her perfectly as the books do. Aunt Josephine gives the childreen to Count Olaf beggin for him to not push her to the lake; she corrects him and is pushed. The childreen see her asking for help, but Olaf don't let them see what happened
Drowning.....i saved him, i save the boy from the leeches
ColouredJumperPlaysFIFA back to the dips you fingery devil's 😂
iBFP "You will not devour this boy's head today"
hahaha meanwhile Klaus is like 'get away from me' lol
I read this as I heard it...nice.
"Welcome aboard, hot potato!" Oh Jim, you never fail to make me laugh.
The way Mr. Poe says "Count Olaf" at the end is so satisfying
Ryan Smith L O LL
2:13 “Well… we’ve done all we can do.” I reference this quote constantly
"If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention." - Ramsay Snow
this scene cracks me up every time. i really cant stop laughing. it's the whole correction thing that does it. She corrects him and he does the facial. hilarious
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Literally everyone who corrected spelling in the youtube comment section would end up like this woman lol
damn this film was dark.
Scotty Lewis i know
you have to read the books
The darkest Nickelodeon movie ever made. Any other dark Nickelodeon movies anyone can think of?
The series is darker
I read all the books when I was 11-12 and this movie is nothing CLOSE to as dark as the books are.
No one can better portray Count Olaf than Jim Carrey. And as I have seen it, not even Neil Patrick Harris.
god this movie was dark. i think that’s why i enjoy it a bit better than the TV series...because while the series may be more accurate to the STORY of ASOUE, i think the dark atmosphere of the movie better represents the TONE of the books.
also, Carey is a much better Count Olaf than NPH...damn, it’s a shame we’ll probably never get a sequel to this film...
My favorite moments include Olaf's rant,
Klaus: Mr. Poe we're...
Olaf: DROWNING!
And the scene when Klaus tackles Olaf while he is Capt Sham
Thumbs up if you are here to compare and contrast Aunt Josephine's death in the movie to Aunt Josephine's death in the television series from Netflix.
Movie: One long shot, Aunt Josephine takes while to realise that she's in danger.
TV Show: Four Shots. Olaf pushes Josephine, Josephine reaction shot to being pushed, shot of her falling, shot of her hitting the water. Bleh.
Holy Mackerel the Third @ bbbgghuhbj2hjjn
I liked her death in the tv show better and the tv show all together
Well....we've done all we can do😂
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His reaction at 1:39 never fails to crack me up
HE SAID “HOT POTATO” WHEN HANDING SUNNY BACK YO VIOLET😂😂😂
I’m rewatching the movie right now and something scary is going on. It’s most likely just my mind playing tricks on me but a long while ago I remember watching the scene of aunt Josephine dying and the way I remember it is completely different. First of all, I remember her being on the right side of the screen. Second, she didn’t scream - only smiled as she reached out her hand. Last thing I remember differently is her actually being shown EATEN ALIVE by the leeches. I explicitly remember the leeches jumping out of the water, destroying the boat, and tearing Josephine apart. This is actually some crazy Mandela effect shit 😰
1:14-1:16 when a 2000's kid tries to butt in on a 90's baby's conversation.
"Man hands on misery to man, it deepens like a coastal shelf. Get out as early as you can, and don't have any kids yourself." - Count Olaf (quoting Philip Larkin)
I swear for God that I remember this scene a little longer, and Count Olaf mocking at the children calling "Aunt Josephine!" while she was sinking.
Not every man can play olaf so beautifully,so savagely and so perfectly like jim carrey...
I doubt Neil will play a better loaf. There's something about Jim Carey playing the role that's so perfect
Yea sorry but Neil is going to do far better. Neil has shown time and time again that he can play wickedly evil characters, he is a far better choice for Count Olaf than Jim Carey. Jim Carey relies too much on comedy which is what ruins this portrayal of Olaf. Hes supposed to be hated not loved.
Grell Sutcliff I don't think it ruined it all. As someone who's read the books, I thought it enriched it.
Yeah the new trailers didn't make me more optimistic. :/
Grell Sutcliff You think so? I thought his role on American Horror Story Freakshow was lackluster. I don't have anything against him but i just can't look at him in this role seriously. I feel like he belongs on sitcoms where he shot to fame. Not to say hes deserving of these roles but it just doesn't do anything for me.
Grell Sutcliff Well first of all in the books Olaf actually acts kinda silly now and then. And even if he was silly to the point of likability, its not how olaf acts that makes him detestable. It's what he does. He kills everyone basically. I don't remember for sure but I think even the loyal white-faced ladies got killed cause of him. He's always one step ahead and kind of a total coward dispite that fact. An undefeatable coward with a goal. Being comical won't make him more likable when it gets deeper in the story😂.
And as for this new guy...have you actually watches the trailers..? Maybe he was good in a few other movies but from what most people seem to see with these trailers hes really not a good olaf actor. Not to mention the look looks totally strange on him. Carrey undoubtedly would give a show you cant forget and also his type cast was perfect. That's the main reasons they say Carrey's Olaf is way better
I first saw this movie when I was eight and it scared the shit out of me
Didn't anyone else remember a scene where they specifically show her being eaten by the leeches?
Valentina Hueck yeah I do I think it was in one of the trailers or maybe the blu-ray I'll have to check my copy of it. There is also a scene in the trailer where Klaus was doing yard work outside of Olaf's with a gas mask on and then a big thunderstorm started in the sky.
@@YMPictures Interesting. I've never heard of this...
I belive ya i prob saw getting eaten by leaches in 3rd grade we saw the movie
Ok so I checked my Blu Ray and while it’s not in the film, while we don’t fully see her devoured by the leaches there is a deleted scene where you see her slowly sink into the water and then the banana peel pops up. There also was an alternate ending for the film where we actually see Olaf escape by flying off like Peter Pan.
I remember she's sinking with the boat anb being eating
Geeze Aunt Josephine was so self-centered when it came to safety and only cared about saving her own ass...she never did anything to stand up and protect her own nephew and niece...
***** Actually, no. Violet and Clous were male and female.
Yeah, but you forgot Sunny.
The children scorn Aunt Josephine for her cowardice for giving Olaf custody of the children but given the scenario they were in, she had the right idea because the children were at least able to get to safety by getting on Olafs boat while the leaches were chewing on Josephines boat. It wasn't the kids best idea to say that Aunt Josephine was going to tell the authorities RIGHT IN FRONT OF SOMEONE THAT THEY KNOW IS A MURDERER
*nieces
The Greek Pianist at least in the show josephine stood up against olaf
This film will forever scare me. I remember watching this when I was a kid and then quickly switching to Mamma Mia afterwards XD
"Welcome aboard...hot potato!" Lmao.
Aunt Josephine: you mean haven't
Count Olaf: (pulls face) what
I looked it up, apparently The Littlest Elf really was a fictional book in the Unfortunate Events book series and was even mentioned in the Netflix series so i guess it wasnt really invented just for this movie
The embodiment of sarcasm 1:52
"hello, hello, helloooo...i missed u guys" lmao
2:01 - 2:04 idk why, but that scene really gets me.
I was so shocked by this scene xD
DisneyVintage meh too
I love the book series
I really feel like Jim Carrey's Olaf could have been a genuinely terrifying villain. This scene was probably the most terrifying and creepy Carrey was. If he had kept the same style he did around 1:20, I think he could have been a genuine threat and the movie could have had sequels. The biggest problem is that Carrey was doing too much comedy in one moment and being genuinely creepy in the next, and his comedic moments kinda took away from the fear in the creepy moments.
I'll always disagree. The movie shows him as a clown, but never lets you forget he's cold blooded evil. I think it works. Lots of evil people seem charismatically goofy or eccentric in an amusing way and have committed horrible crimes against humanity. I think the movie's handling of Olaf is underrated.
@@occono3543Yeah this guy is an idiot 😂
He already is moron
Jim Carrey and Neil Patrick Harris are both SO GOOD as Olaf. I don't know which one's better
Jeeezzzz Jim carry when he says hello hello hello scary af
hello hello hello.... i ws expecting him to say "i am your beloved count olaffffff" lol
Rip, she was a valiant, formidable dowager.
1:50 That may be one of the funniest Jim Carrey moments ever.
"Everybody be cool." LOL haha. ;)
2:01 that scream tho lol
Poor aunt josepy :(
Just try to act the Olaf character and you'll see who's the dinosaur...Jim Carrey - the best actor ever
I thought Neil Patrick Harris did a better job
1:48 Violet and Klaus are like “Oh boy, she’s screwed”.
This was one of my fave parts. Because it was such a surprise when Jim Carrey arrived, and even when he confronted Meryl Streep.
difference between book, series and film.
Film: Aunt Josephine is selfish and sacrifices the children for her own life and her love of grammar made her die
Book: Pretty much the same as the film but instead of getting left behind on a boat she actually gets pushed by Count Olaf and Count Olaf also corrects her grammar
Series: Aunt Josephine stands up for herself and becomes fearless and formidable again and she gets corrected by Count Olaf along with Count Olaf and she was pushed into the leeches like in the book
If Aunt Josephine comes down to this comment and corrects my grammar i'm going to be very pissed XD
well we've done all we can do
me: no I think you where supposed to say Josephine schmosephine
Nolan Hewitt IKR!!!
That's my name..(￣3￣)
I need to get this off my chest; I hadn't realized that Jim Carrey played Count Olaf until I read the credits
Count Olof reminds me of the joker
This scene traumatized me as a kid cause I did ans still do LOVE Meryle Streep
does anyone else remember her actually getting eaten on screen? i swear that happened cause it freaked me out as a kid...
In the TV series maybe
I prefer the show's aunt Josephine since she stand up against Olaf and make her death a bit more tragic
NUUUUUUUU THAT BANNANA DROWNED IN THE RIVER!
Kaity The Bunny (Pushes you from the boat)
@@@painterguy6469 XD 👌
I like how violet just stood there watching Count Olaf drown her brother
Nahh I could have sworn the original scene showed Meryl actually being eaten alive by the leeches, I remember being traumatized as a kid by that lol unless it's a false memory
BACK TO THE DEPTHS YOU FINGERLY DEVILS, you will do devour this boys head today
This line still makes me laugh lol 😂
They could easily have.shoved him in the lake and acted like they just stole the boat
Spyro Fan yeah i was saying that in my head when i was reading the book
Spyro Fan its called a series of unfortunate events, Olaf dying isn't unfortunate
Jeremy Ho i agree, i agree.
Its fortunate the olaf died. KILL COUNT OLAF
It would be unfortunate for Olaf
The sky perfectly matches the tone of this scene.
Oh my klaus’s voice when he talked
0:15 When Sonic, Tails and Knuckles meet Robotnik again in Part 3.
I like that they show the death in the series. I wasnt able to sympathize as much here.
Mr Poe, we're
Drowning
I got scarred from this when I was a kid
I didn't realise this was a sad occasion.
its funny how in the start count olaf says "where do i sign for the fortune?"
"welcome aboard...hot potato" :D love jim carrey
I am on my iPod and my sister bumped into me & I accidentally pressed glad IM SO SORRRYYYY!!!
Isn’t here a extended version of this where you actually see her sinking under the water while Olaf mocks her saying “reach reach for my hand aunt Josephine !”
RyzingTerror I’ve seen it in the DVD deleted scenes
why does this scene still haunt me
Klaus is handsome
I feel glum for Aunt Jo 😭😭😭
What happened to Josephine after they left her?
Eaten by the leeches
If she didn't correct him, she would have lived.
This storry is good
I love Jim Carrey's "thank you."
Weird, as a kid I remember it showing a silhouette of the aunt drowning at sea, trying to escape but been dragged down into the water with her boat.
ua-cam.com/video/sD6hF8tkbY4/v-deo.html something like this?
@@laal6456 Yeah, that was the scene I remember, thanks for the find.
@@sonicshadtoomanychilidogs4261 you’re welcome.
Why do I remember this scene being a bit longer with Count Olaf mocking her as they’re floating way saying “reach ! Reach for my hand !” And then seeing the boat sink under the water
No you're not wrong I thought I was crazy too but I distinctly remember that scene too! I think they must've cut it out when they released the film to DVD cause I remember that scene scaring the shit out of me and I loved Coraline but that scene scared me
@@Stingray_Andy It's here, the scene you mean ua-cam.com/video/sD6hF8tkbY4/v-deo.html
@@occono3543 oh My goodness!! I don't remember it being without the lychees but it still scares me thank you
2:03 bye aunt Josephine
Well we’ve done all we can do, act cool. Children is that you? We’re... drowning
LOL. "Well... We've done all we can do."
I swear there was a version of this movie where Josephine is drifting away and the leeches jump at her and start to swarm her as she stands and the boat is still drifting away.
Maybe it was moved to deleted scenes for the DVD but it's here ua-cam.com/video/sD6hF8tkbY4/v-deo.html
Meryl Streep and jim carrey make a perfect role.
0:14 his face!🤣😂💀
Weird , I used to remember aunt Josephine standing in the boat as it sunk and then being eaten by the leeches.....this didn't happen in the book or the film yet i remember it so vividly
In this, he does have a couple scenes as Captain Sham, but at this point, he doesn't feel he needs to disguise himself. In the book, he is still Captain Sham at this time.
2:21 Everybodybecoool
Every time i see this scene I feel sad knowing she could've lived (she was my fav)
Imagine Kefka the Clown as Count Olaf! :D
It's odd when you compare Aunt Josephine in the Netflix series to this. Ok, perhaps Meryl Streep is a more well known actress than Alfre Woodard (who, btw, is an accomplished actress, despite what I think of her performance in the show) but the production seemed to put much more effort into her character in the film. Just look at the costume, the hair, the make up on Streep. Everything about her is designed to work with the cartoonish, somewhat archaic surroundings of the film/world. In the series Josephine seems oddly out of place, her clothes are pretty modern and unremarkable in a way which doesn't emphasise anything about the character but is just forgettable. Woodard does her best and hams it up but she recites some of her lines so oddly compared to Streep, who is dramatic but doesn't push it too far.
Agreed. I think the tone of the movie is way more enjoyable.
love Jim Carrey, Liam Aiken, and Emily Browing