Jim Carrey's Top 10 Funniest Films You Can't Miss!

'The Mask' is a classic known to many and one of the first films based on a comic book. The main character is influenced by an alien mask, which causes him to have two personalities, a touch of madness, and great charisma. It's something we can only imagine Carrey managing to bring to life in his portrayal.

'Yes Man' tells the story of a man who always refuses every request made to him, but decides to make a change and start accepting everything offered to him. This newfound freedom allows him to do anything, including over-the-top stuff and a lot of improvisation that is uniquely Carrey.

'The Lunatic' tells the story of Andy Kaufman, another legendary comedian known for his somewhat extreme exploits (and hence the title). Kaufman was an excellent comedian, so it takes a comedian to satisfy the role, but Carrey did more than that. He portrayed the comedian's life, including the not-so-funny aspects, in an exemplary fashion.

'The Cable Guy' was released in 1996, and oddly enough, audiences and critics were not initially prepared for the level of dark humor and acting required from Carrey to bring the character to life. The character slowly commits more heinous crimes, making it the strangest on the list, but it's undoubtedly a comedy.

'Me, Myself and Irene' is a drama that also involves comedy, and only a few actors could manage to give a unique personality to two characters at the same time. Combining these two genres is complicated in many situations, and acting twice really showcases talent.

'Dumb and Dumber' is a movie about a couple of slow-witted people, and it's said that it takes an incredibly capable and intelligent person to imagine and put themselves in the shoes of a naive person. Carrey's performance is so good that it manages to evoke both despair and laughter from the audience.

In 'Sonic, the Hedgehog,' despite a streak of bad luck, Carrey proves that he still has great skill and comedic timing. He portrays the villainous scientist "Dr. Eggman" in both of the most recent 'Sonic' movies, managing to convey both intelligence and clumsiness in the character.

In 'Ace Ventura, When Nature Calls,' while not as highly praised as the first film, Carrey's performance is still flawless and very funny. There are moments when the story takes a backseat to his comedic antics, and one particular scene involving a rhino has become a landmark moment for Carrey fans.

In 'Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,' Carrey's boyish nature shines through, allowing him to deliver a flawless and praiseworthy comedic performance. While some may view his humor as immature, there's no denying his talent. We also have to give credit to the actors who were able to maintain their composure and react to Carrey's hilarious antics.

In 'Bruce Almighty,' Carrey plays the main character who complains about the misfortunes of his life and demands signs from God, and when God responds, Carrey's character is initially too blind to read them. However, he is eventually granted temporary divine powers, which leads to some hilarious moments. As the saying goes, with great power comes great comedy, and Carrey's comedic talents are put to great use in this film.