Prequel Sequel Remake Talks: The Mask!

Episode 32 of the Prequel Sequel Remake: Movie and Comedy Podcast podcast, hosted by PrequelSequelRemake, titled "Prequel Sequel Remake Talks: The Mask!" was published on February 6, 2019 and runs 56 minutes.

February 6, 2019 ·56m · Prequel Sequel Remake: Movie and Comedy Podcast

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Summary

Jim Carrey was positively SMOKING in this 90s comedy staple - it’s THE MASK! Cameron Diaz turned in an incredibly thoughtful performance, the CGI actually aged well, and those scenes of the Mask yucking it up are just as fun as you remember. Especially the musical numbers! Unfortunately, Jamie Kennedy had to go and star in *shudder* Son of the Mask nearly 11 years later so we can’t cover it on the main show. But we’re gonna talk about it! We’re gonna talk about them, to be precise. Don’t miss Prequel Sequel Remake Talks: The Mask Official site: http://prequelsequelremake.com/talks-the-mask Twitter: http://twitter.com/presequelcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/prequelsequelremake Instagram: http://instagram.com/prequelsequelremake

Episode Description

Jim Carrey was positively SMOKING in this 90s comedy staple - it’s THE MASK! Cameron Diaz turned in an incredibly thoughtful performance, the CGI actually aged well, and those scenes of the Mask yucking it up are just as fun as you remember. Especially the musical numbers! Unfortunately, Jamie Kennedy had to go and star in *shudder* Son of the Mask nearly 11 years later so we can’t cover it on the main show. But we’re gonna talk about it! We’re gonna talk about them, to be precise. Don’t miss Prequel Sequel Remake Talks: The Mask Official site: http://prequelsequelremake.com/talks-the-mask Twitter: http://twitter.com/presequelcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/prequelsequelremake Instagram: http://instagram.com/prequelsequelremake

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