The Mask we all want to have some time

Rating: 7/10 (14 November 2014)

Great fantasy comedy.
Jim Carrey makes use of all possible grins to give life to one of the characters she has given birth raunchy film.
While the plot does not offer any real originality about situations in which Carrey is possessed by the Mask supplement any deficiency, that is, in this film, so spectacular and fun that result.
Peter Green as convincing villain role, but you are missing something over black humor on their part and Cameron Diaz, newcomer at the time, it is sexy and funny.
Adult tone that marks the whole film is much appreciated, as The Mask is no way a child character, in fact who has read the original comic know that this is a much darker and violent paint him as a character in the film and was subsequently in the animated series just a year later.
The character itself, is fascinating. It represents the hidden fantasies of each of us and we possess powers that make us physically invincible, resilient, immune to bullets, superhuman speed and strength and freedom to do whatever we want, without fear of reprisal or police rules state etc ... in a nutshell winners, a world where we do not close the doors of the best club in town for being a nobody like the good Ipkiss, having the most hot girl, the best table, spread tickets like candy at a Christmas parade, in short, be the mambo Kings, as they say.
The visual effects, even today are still very good, being deservedly nominated for an Oscar and other awards in that category.
It also highlights the very successful and catchy songs like Coco Bongo Pachuco ¨ or ¨ Cuban Pete, police soundtrack.
Nothing more to say about a film that won her debut year and has already become a cult film and fondly remembered for those lucky enough to live intensely the last decade of the 90s.