Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond - Featuring a Very Special, Contractually Obligated Mention of Tony Clifton

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Jessica B @JessicaSantos Apr 20 Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond é talvez o retrato mais cru e desconfortável de Jim Carrey. O documentário mostra os bastidores de Man on the Moon, onde ele mergulhou tão profundamente no papel de Andy Kaufman que praticamente apagou a linha entre ator e personagem. O destaque é essa "quebra de persona": ele não está interpretando, ele está vivendo aquilo — às vezes de forma genial, às vezes desconfortável. A tal menção especial vem justamente daí: o filme mostra um Carrey filosófico, intenso e até inquieto sobre identidade, ego e arte. Em poucas palavras: fascinante, estranho e muito revelador — mais sobre o próprio Jim Carrey do que sobre qualquer filme. See more Ava S @avawatches Jul 12 It's a bit pretentious, sure, but Carrey knows it, giving his all to create an over-the-top version of the iconic Kaufman, ultimately entertaining us with a story about individuality and creativity. See more Broccoli F @RT88924632 06/28/2024 Dull as f**k. I couldn’t finish it. A campy cliche of celebrity mistaking itself for genius. See more Gary K @RT34064813 01/04/2024 I was nervous about watching this documentary as to whether it would be just flat information. I was pleasantly surprised at the format. Andy Kaufman was so far ahead of the curve in his time. It can be said that probably only Bob Zmuda would be the only other person that lived inside Andy's head and therefore understood all of the jokes (unless you count Tony Clifton!) Enter Jim Carrey. Jim chose the method acting approach for the Andy (and Tony) character. The only way to truly do so was to make the same exact connection with Bob Zmuda, which he did, and then Jim BECAME Andy (and/or Tony.) To see Jim sit in the chair with the beard retell things now when he was fully Jim and NOT be Andy was actually unsettling as it seemed that he couldn't be Andy any longer. THAT'S how deep into the mind of Andy/Tony Jim had become on and off camera during the making of Man On The Moon. This is, by far, one of the best documentaries that I have seen in years and recommend it to anyone that has seen Man On The Moon and wants to know more about that time in Jim's life. See more Aaron S @RT79746728 02/01/2023 It's undeniably fascinating as a character study of both Carrey and Kaufman. The spin in this doc is that this form of methodology is almost a spiritual journey that simultaneously pulls one toward and also pushes away the self. While this may be true, there's no world where Carrey doesn't come out of this not appearing to be an asshole drunk on power. See more C. M @RT16939612 12/02/2022 Didnt like this film at all. Dragged on. Boring ending. I dont recommend See more Read all reviews

Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond - Featuring a Very Special, Contractually Obligated Mention of Tony Clifton

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