The Mask, a feature-length film released in the 1990s, stars Jim Carrey as a down-on-his-luck bank employee named Stanley Ipkiss. A hopeless romantic seeking a drastic change from the mundane life he leads, he happens upon a mask floating up the river. When he wears this mask, he undergoes a wicked transformation into a hyper-animated, green-faced living anomaly that defies laws of logic and physics. Stanley’s life is turned upside-down, thanks to the mask, as he gets into various comedic and dangerous scenarios, including cartoonish destruction of property and run-ins with the law. In the midst of all this, a seedy underworld drug gang is looking to start a war against the police and the gang’s leader takes an interest in Stanley’s mask and the power it affords.

The Mask, a feature-length comedy released in 1994, stars Jim Carrey as a down-on-his-luck bank employee named Stanley Ipkiss. A hopeless romantic seeking drastic change from the mundane life he leads, he happens upon a mask floating up the river one night. When he wears the mask, he undergoes a wicked transformation into a hyper-animated, green-faced living anomaly that defies the laws of physics and logic. Stanley’s life is turned upside-down as he gets into various comedic and dangerous scenarios, thanks to the mask’s wicked nature, and the police are hot on his trail. In the midst of all this, an underworld drug gang’s activity is indirectly affected by Stanley and the gang’s leader takes an interest in his mask and the power it affords.