Liar Liar Court Scene
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 29. 01. 2019
- One of my favorite scenes from Liar Liar.
Breaks my heart that this kind of nonsense still happens.
As my beautiful daughter's sixteenth birthday rapidly approaches, I take a glance back at some of the unnecessary hardships that she and I have had to endure throughout this beautiful journey.
So this one's for my Imperfect, Indestructible, Intentional #Fathers out there, who have dug their heels in and stayed the course, against all odds.
We see you, we Love you, may the bond you have with your child forever remain unbreakable and may you continue to inspire them to be the best they can be, as you continue to be the best you can be.
God blees you all. đđŸđđŸđđŸ
I do not own ANY rights to this movie. Copyright infringement is NOT intended. - Kråtké a kreslené filmy
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As someone with Aspergers Syndrome, Iâd like to give a great big THANK YOU to a lot of the commenters here. I saw this when I was 12 or 13, didnât understand what was going on - in hindsight, I THOUGHT it was my Aspergers, but it turns out ALOT of you didnât understand the scene at that age either! Thanks for making me realize that, as far as this scenario is concerned, it was (for lack of a better word) normal for me to NOT understand this scene at that age.
Lol I have very, VERY MILD Aspergers
What does this have to do with the movie?
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@2k GoDsZ tf is the problem with you, are you trying to kill someone?
@2k GoDsZ Look, if you want to do this really, then do it yourself and dont be a coward to make others do it for you.
âThe fact that my client has been ridden more than Seattle slew is irrelevantâ
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Jaset Wells lmfao
"Seattle slew" turning boys into men for over 75 years.
Apparently this was true.......
This scene is a total testament to how amazing Jim Carrey is: He's funny one second and he's emotionally touching the next. Such a great actor.
David Anderson I hold myself in contempt!!!! Such a powerful line
He's one of the greatest of all time
@@chrisbaybay7326 Definitely a GOAT, he's done a lot of silly movies but no one can deny his talent
@Thanos did you feel good commenting this
@Thanos get your bitch ass
So to be clear:
She lied about her age
She cheated on her husband
She won half his money
She still wants more
And in the end she gets everything.
:)
Welcome to America baby đ„°đ„°
She was about to lose everything until her lawyer (Jim's character) realized a way to work the system.
Welcome to court, buddy
It's awful
You're going to hate it
Actually its pre common always get a prenup even that doesn't always work but its definitely better than not having one
@@tynj4173 yeah what's even worse is the mom is going to tell the kids their dad doesn't want them so she doesn't look bad and the kids will grow up hating their dad
"It is out of sheer morbid curiosity that I'm even allowing this freak-show to continue."
-- me headed into work every day
Fucking facts
Underrated comment
Amber Heard witnesses.
@@BrawndoQC literally with that psycho nut job Dr. Spiegel
Get a job you enjoy
Its scary how relevant this scene is today:
- A parent using their own children as tools to hurt the other parent or for personal gain
- Golddiggers playing the victim so the system is on their side
- Objectively awful people manipulating the courts of law via loopholes
This was commented less than a day ago and has 11 likes, meaning in the last 22 hours 12 people have watched this, read this comment and are sound enough to agree with this. Iâm proud to be apart of this
It is awful but all they can do is do their job and try to get to the truth
Thatâs what happen to my dad. She took 500k and my siblings. Havenât seen them in 6 and a half years
@@lonedolo644
Iâm sorry
Victor Valentine Ayy bruh itâs cool. This situation is has been dying down for 2 years now. Iâll see them soonâđœ
"liar liar court scene" thats like saying saving private ryan world war 2 scene.
đđđ I really didn't consider this, but you make an excellent point. I'll consider this before I upload "Space Jam Basketball scene" đđđ
@@DarrenOderinde Fine, but afterwards you have to upload "Groundhog Day wakeup scene."
@@SuperDevolution Also IT Pennywise scene
@@DarrenOderinde also inception dream scene
So what is he suppose to name it? "Court scene" that could be from any show or movie. Or liar liar scene? That could be any scene from the show, sorry I see this is light hearted but I do not understand your issue with the title.
The moment when Jim carry saw kids hugging their father, I cried because Jim carry realised what he had done.
*Carrey
I never heard of anyone crying about a Jim Carrey movie..how odd.
You cried huh...ok
crying can be happy. can be sad. No judgment here đ„Č
I cried cause my father never cared
âThis man is a good father, and children are not leverageâ always gets me
What a world huh
After nearly 20 years i finally understand everything in this scene.
It all went over my head as a kid.
Very interesting. I remember watching this movie and understanding what was going on a basic level. But now as a man who has identified his own "daddy issues" and has experienced a mother seeking to take your child away from you via the court system and minipulation, this scene hits harder and harder with every view.
My heart goes out to anyone who is even remotely effected by the themes from this scene.
same
Imagine having ur eyes wide open and awake to the matrix of our reality.. Everything is still currently going over ur head..
I should call you Hawkeye because of the accuracy...đŻđŻ
Yes
"I hold myself in contempt" always stood out to me not as a joke but his realization and guilt were so powerful for this scene and those lines. One of my most favorite actors hands down
Im actually honestly tearing up at that line
Couldn't have said it better my self. đđŸ
"I hold myself in contempt" is the line that defines the entire movie
such a great line
This line is memeworthy... perhaps it transcends memes altogether.
Today, I was successful in attaining 50/50 of my children in family court after facing a toxic woman just like the evil woman in this clip.
This was the clip I shared on my social media after my victory. It will always be a special scene for me and gets me every single time
For fathers facing similar challengesâŠâŠ.Never give up hope
Most people who struggle to see their kids are fathers. The courts and society see fathers as second class citizens. It takes a male and a female to create a child. No one has higher power over a child. I really wish people can see that.
Congratulations on seeing your kids!
I hope things are going well for you. You have fought hard, and you have gotten what you deserve. But most importantly, show those children every day how valuable they are to you.
@@aussiedonaldtrumpThank you â€
@@JeremiahLOsborneThank you so much â€
The fact that everyone in the scene immediately assumes that her contesting custody means she gets the kids by default just shows how shitty Americas court system can be
It's worse in India
@David Edosomwan Things are crazy here.
Eh. It's a fiction built on tropes and assumptions. While it's true that most women end up with custody over their children, over half of all custody decisions are made before shit even goes to arbitration. Fact is, over half of divorced fathers don't want their kids enough to fight for them.
@@JJ-qo7th đ€Ą
@@blackmars2811 Grow up.
"Give me those, they're mine!"
Are they children or shoes??
Mike Marshall1282 a way to make money
Like a wise guy once said, be careful who u sleepin with lol
That's one of the worst things to happen to children. The fact that women use them as leverage to prevent themselves from paying child support and holding responsibility.
@@Governor2310 Ainât that the truth
Organic tax credits
The only actor who makes you laugh and cry at the same time â€
Gotta love Jim Carrey
@Venky Wank you're right he is a legend toođ
Both of them after Robin Williams
@@DarrenOderinde And love, we do! đ€
HELL YEAH SHIT STFU
âOrder! Order! ORDER!â
âKnock it off!â
âSitâŠdown!â đđđ
As a kid I didn't realize understand the double meaning of "I hold myself in contempt!" and now rewatching it I immediately got weepy. Actually an incredible line delivered incredibly.
You got to admit that Jennifer tilly (Mrs cole) is a pretty damn good actor. She manages to make you actually mad at her in this.
Ikr
Also in the movie chucky, she is scary there by just talking
@@pstar7619 she actually did a really great job in that movie
She was always typecast as a vamp, but she was damn good at it.
All villains make me mad but superheroes are more harder to actually like
It was really Fletcher that made her worse, in the beginning she was offering joint custody and saying how wonderful a father he is, Fletcher spins that into showing how unfair he is being to her.
Inspiring her desire not to settle the case, so he can win it for the hope of making partner.
I love how much he hates his client now that he canât hide the truth anymore.
He deliberately doesn't care humilliating her at this point, lol
@@steampunkastronaut7081 And yet nothing is resolved
She still got the kids and the husband is getting punished
The plot just forgets about the two and decided to make up with Carrey and his family
@@Cruddy129 really? Sucks
@@Cruddy129 So it's pretty realistic then
"I HOLD MYSELF IN CONTEMPT"
Remember, every single thing he says in these few scenes is completely true, just like the rest of the movie, its a theme I've been exploring for years and new angles keep coming to light.
My favorite quote is "I have just entered the 7th circle of hell, thank you" has WAY more meaning than i could ever image at the time....
Watching this as a kid I always thought this was such a funny movie, which it is!! But after being in this situation myself now, as a father, I completely understand what he felt. Powerful stuff.
This whole scene just proves how versatile Jim can be. Heâs always known as the funny man, but when it comes to emotional scenes he can really drive it home
Watch Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind, that's his best film
Lots of comedic actors make excellent dramatic actors.
Like when he pulled a gun on his scum bag former boss in Fun with Dick and Jane
Taylor G , ikr but damn you gorgeous af ngl you got the cutest smile ever, literally
@@thisSh1tHard For me it was the Truman Show. Especially the ending.
Fathers are severely underrated. Studies show that having a present father is just as essential as having a present mother in the development of a child. Our society is sooo backwards.
And why is that?
@@voiceacticon667 Why is what?
@@gmansgnarlyscienceshow2820 why are the fathers very very essential? Because I have been hearing people complain about growing up without a dad, and negative things that can happen being fatherless which by the way I donât understand why that is.
@@voiceacticon667 Do you not understand the importance of mothers as well or just fathers? Fathers teach kids valuable life lessons, they are there for you when your in trouble, they support you when you succeed, they set boundaries that are important for learning discipline and work ethic, and they are fun to be around in general. I feel like I'm explaining human emotions to an alien. Everyone should already know why fathers are important, especially if you have a father.
@@FatherManus everything you just said, a mother can do those things as well, not only the father. I hardly had my father growing up because my father is forbidden from being in America. Last time I saw my dad was last month and before that i saw him 4 years ago, and before that it was 8 years, and before that it was 3 and before that 3 again. I only saw my dad through breaks. I hardly see my mother be sheâs in the country side working. So my parents are hardly ever around me, so what? I had my aunts and Uncles; they arenât my parents but who cares, they are still my elders and they are adults who have been in this world before I was born just like my parents. And my aunts and uncles and just as much raise me through their experiences just as my mother and father. I just saw my mother yesterday and just saw my father last month. So both parents arenât around me that much, who cares? Itâs not like my mother and father are the only elders around me that can teach me right from wrong.
This scene really opens your eyes when you watch it as an adult compared to a child, Mr Cole literally just lost have of his wealth to a woman who was sleeping with anyone who would have her, and could possibly lose custody of his kids.
I HOLD MYSELF IN CONTEMPT!!!!
his acting is soo good and you can de on his face when he pulls his hand away from the hand shake . Such a good performance
I wish they would have showed Jim Carrey representing the father in family court. That would have been amazing
Truly amazing
I think the irony was that he was truthfully defending and lie.
Shut up
@@MarkSmith-lz5rkgo fist yourself.
Yeh that would be amazing...
But if he did defend the father
He wouldnt realize how much he is missing as a father to max
The fact that Fletcher can't lie and yells, "I hold myself in contempt!"
That is so powerful, he realized what he did, how he is no different than the father who just wanted to keep his kids. And he took it from him.
*And he hates himself for it.*
Not much worse than the pain of a guilty conscience.
6:14
I love the spin when he reaches the table, almost like he was expecting her to rush and attack him. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
The I want to go with daddy part makes me cry hard. Being a young kid watching this movie for the goofy antics. And now being 26 with my own son who I love more then anything the thought of him being taken from me just destroys me.
âYou brought your kids to court?â
âFor sympathy.â
âWell, itâs working. I feel sorry for them already.â
Bet he feels even more sorry for them as sheâs dragging them out of the courtroom away from their father.
4:23
Everyone talking about Jim's acting but the judge's delivery of the line "I see" is just heartbreaking
Fr fr
Judge seen it all
Dude had a real: 'Oh, so this shitshow's gonna have a sequel, huh? Fuck my life. Alright, fine, I guess. Let's continue this farce at a later date.' sound about him.
@@Xylarxcode Would have had to find a new judge if they did a sequel. The actor who played the judge, Jason Bernard, died right after this movie was completed. It's a shame because he was funny in the movie.
Iâm iođâ€
"They say " comedy is harder to do than drama. Jim Carrey is my Oscar winner in this emmensely funny & very moving film. Like Planes, Trains & Automobiles it's got real laughs and real dramatic moments that play it straightforward. Liar, Liar is one helleva great movie.
I love how at 0:06 the guy in the background comes in and he immediately covers his face when he sees the piece of paper stuck to Jim Carrey's head like he's trying not to laugh and you can kind of see him crack up before he covers his face
Boink bad baby bad baby *imitate slaps* did u ever make llllovvve?! U had sex everytime u with her didn't u?! Um.. LIAR! đ€Łđ Objection. He's badgering the witness. It's his witness. đ
âIâm gonna hit him where it hurts,â
âYou said he was a good father,â
âSo?â
Honestly..thatâs just sad. Thatâs the most tragic thing Iâve ever had to hear. Even when the kids were saying goodbye to their father. In a very humorous movie, that was heavy.
its the reality of most marriages sadly
The worst thing is that although this is a fictional movie, this is a reality for a lot of us. I've been through this, I remember a judge once telling me "I don't think it is in a child's best interest to spend even one night away from its mother", all I could do was cry.
Just finished watching this movie now and it's been a while since I have watched it, that scene is still powerful today... That quote that Jennifer Tilly's character says: "Let go of those they are mine, don't you have some checks to right?? You haven't paid for them yet..." âčïžâčïžâčïž
theusagirl thank you for writing what she said. Itâs so so sad and made me emotional.
@@DarrenOderinde My daughter goes through this. My ex wife who cheated on me and lied in courts still got her way. I only see my child two weekends a month and she begs not to go back home to her mother. She has come back to me with hand print bruises and lice infested. I have a lawyer working on the case to get me more time with her. But every time I have to give her up and watch her cry and beg not to leave me as her mother drags her away. It hurts man.
Jim Carrey's golden age:
1994-2004
i wonder... where's he right now though
@@VixXstazosJOB he's back in Sonic movie
Um, Once Bitten??
In my belief, you are incorrect. Back then, he was depressed, always trying to bring a smile onto everyone's face, but his. And then, something truly beautiful and miraculous happened and he found himself.
His "Golden Age", in my own sense, was not the time where he was giving us a good laugh, but the time where he found out that none of it matters, because without the ego of the persona, and the identification to thoughts, the stillness of life is much more beautiful.
He was on coke that's why
I love Jim Carrey and I've seen Liar Liar at least 375 times and I'm still going to watch it again
The performance is astounding, comical, satirical, compassionate and the passion sells the scene completely. Bravo Jim... Bravo
The saddest part was the exchange between him and the Judge.
"Do we have an agreement on custody?"
"No."
"I see"
They were both heartbroken.
The judge was a dirty lawyer back in the day too so I doubt his consciousness is responsible. He's probably just annoyed.
I agree, the judge sounded sad. But he has a job to do, he can't let his own feelings about the case influence the case
@@zoronius2275 he was? How do you know?
@@zoronius2275 he said custody will be discussed in the custody hearing. đđđ He canât just give sole custody to the dad just because he feels like it. The reason both jim carreyâs character and the judge sounded upset is because custody hearings are terrible and long ordeals for children where both of the parents destroy themselves in the eyes of the kid.
@@zoronius2275 you are lying. Smh.
Mothers like that putting good hard working fathers to shame
@G L.C he didn't know that and she would in real life have lost the court case with this being hidden dragging the entire case on for months until a better settlement could be reached. Check out Legal Eagle he talks all about lawyers in movies.
It's enough to make you mad.
G L.C prove it wannabe attorney! She admitted on the stand that she misrepresented herself! How are you going to out argue that. If anything she would have charges brought on her for fraud.
Yeah, like me...
And make life more difficult for mothers who actually are the victims in a relationship and who have good reason for wanting sole custody of the children because they're scared their children will get hurt. Women like this woman here insult women like Hannah Clarke - because of women like this woman in thee movie, people accuse Hannah Clarke of driving her ex to killing her and their children because she 'drove him to it' and 'denied him access' event hough she was willing to let him have the children 165 days a year in spite of the abuse he inflicted on her over the years, a deal his lawyers were encouraging him to take. Women like this one insult the memory of women like Hannah Clarke
The scene where he hugs the kids just broke my heart
Any movie that can have an emotional effect on you as a kid, and then 20 years later have a completely different emotional effect, as if you just watched it for the first time, is legendary as far as Iâm concerned.
âI HOLD MYSELF IN CONTEMPT! WHY SHOULD U BE ANY DIFFERENT?!â
god-tier actor jim carrey
6:13 never realise how much emotion Jim Carrey could convey just by this scene, oh my god just look at it, it hurt just to see that
Whoa, you're totally right...
*Carrey
oh btother... a little over the top.
1:19 I love that perfectly synchronized head-snap
Amber Heard looks different here.
4:00 âHey, Iâm the victim here!â
And the father whoâs being robbed of his kids and half his fortune isnât? I hate the âvictim mentalityâ that is so common nowadays!
If you read between the lines, everything he says to manipulate her is really about his own marriage. He says her husband is a "workaholic" who doesn't deserve her, just like he didn't deserve his ex - but makes excuses for her "one single act of indiscretion" because that's what HE did to ruin his own marriage. It's not a coincidence that his legal case breaks down at the same time his self-deception about being a good dad is breaking down.
@@CountArtha Good point. In a way, him and the womanâs ex are two sides of the same coin. They are both âWorkaholicsâ, but one is actually a good father.
this was almost 30 years ago.....
R.I.P. Jason Bernard (1938-1996) He Played as the Judge in this movie And it was Dedicated to His Memory
Shortly after the film, he suffered a heart attack while driving in Hollywood and was involved in a rear accident and died later in a hospital.
I saw him a lot in Herman's Head;
I must have saw him in Night Court as well, because I thought he played a judge previously
So sad . I didnât know he passed
@@aquadollz6117 he had Cancer and he wasnât that Old
Jim is an amazing actor
That look on his face when he was told to sit down đ
He did the impossible and won a entire case without lying
Well done
Yes, but no... At the end, he won the case but realized it was unfair...
@@LautaroTessi Truth and fairness are not always synonymous, he still won the case without lying so the original comment was accurate.
@@R-L-I the "no" was meant to the "well done" part.
âBastard! Hag! Quiet!â (1:48). The perfect timing and intonation of those three words just kills me every time! đ
Over actor!đđđ
That was funny as hell! If I was juror watching this, this would've made it hard to hold in my laughter. đ
A little too relatable to the Amber heard case right now
@@KRPTV đ€Łđ€Łđ€ŁJESSABELL- Hahahahaha!
@@sebastianemond5313 he set you up
"I hold myself in contempt!" đ€Ł
One of my favorites. Imagine life WITHOUT any dishonesty
âI hold myself in contemptâ
He couldnât say it if it wasnât true, thatâs so sad.
"Jordan Fades Man "Swoosh" And That's The Game!"
Nothing further your honor!
Jordan fades back*
Such an amazing man, I hope he finds peace and lives out a long and happy life. He's made so many people happy, he deserves nothing but the best.
I think I'm glad to be the exception to the folks here who didn't understand this scene as a kid. I was the child of a bitter custody battle. It's not something that is thrilling to go through. I'm in my 30's now and it's still relevant in my life.
This scene is just so powerful.. the way Jim Carrey says 'i hold my self in contempt', gives me goosebumps..
That line was actually hilarious.
@Luth Lexor I found it quite funny myself. lol
Robin williams and jim carrey , two incredible guys who could make me laugh like this and see the truth and darkness in something afterwards â€ïžđđ»
Comedy is just men expressing themselves
I really like how in this scene, the same mournful music from Max's birthday party is playing. It cleverly mirrors the two scenes where Fletcher neglected his son for his job and sex life, and now Mrs Cole has done the same thing by neglecting her marriage and children, and taking away their loving father for hedonistic reasons. As everyone keeps saying, Fletcher's face at 5:08 is Jim Carrey's great talent: his guilt of turning Mrs Cole into the same person he was, but also his realization of "No, this isn't who I am anymore".
Does anyone here accidentally came here after watching the hearing of Jhonny Depp?
This scene is incredible. Jim Carreyâs acting is great. Heartbreaking really.
The judge has a beautiful voice.
That "What have I done?" look on his face
"You said he was a good father"
"So"
The way Tilly delivers that response cuts like a knife....damn.
She's so hot in this movie, she can take my kids any day.
@@ChadKakashi Don't forget half of your money.
@@steampunkastronaut7081 She would get neither from me.
She's a real good actress for sure
@@ChadKakashi bro if youâre gonna destroy your life over an attractive woman from hell because you canât control your horniness then go ahead, just know you brought it on yourself lol
I love the ending of the trial scene. At 4:57 it swiftly shifts from "What have I done?" to essentially shaking hands with the Devil at 5:26. It really sums up his development in this movie
Order!
Knock it off!!!!
Sit down!!!!!!!!!!
Never fails to crack me up đđđ
Weight? One oh five? Heeyeah! IN UR BRA!! đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
âI hold myself in contempt!â- great line
when he started pleading with the judge and talked of children not being leverage,i broke down and cried,his performance was extraordinary,reminded me of my divorce and my child was the pawn,the system is broken,beyond belief
â€â€â€đđđReally Emotional When Kids Hug Their Dad And Jim Carrey's Reactionđđâ€â€â€đ
Objection Hearsay
0:48
âorder ORDER, KNOCK IT OFFđč, SIT DOWNâ đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
âIâm allowing this âfreak showâ to continueâ đ€Łđđ€Łđđ€Łđ
I gotta say, for my money this is THE Jim Carrey movie for the ideal balance of comedy and heart strings. Some of his best slapstick ever combined with a good deal of dramatic self reflection.
Chucky season 2 brought me here. 3:54 is obviously Tiffanyâs favorite scene. đ
Love this movie, love, love it! So emotional at the end of court hearing when he held himself in contempt.
Fri-king Hero! When he saw his client was evil he didnt think about the money or whatever, he thought about what he believed was right and even held himself in contempt. God bless this character.
That's so sad for the father getting sued by his wife and also his gets taken away is like taking everything away from you
he might still have won full custody, we never find out. I'd like to see her win without Fletcher
@Aluzky The fact that you've decided to be in a relationship with a dog just shows how insecure your fragile little ego is. I feel awful for that dog that's being abused daily by some power hungry egomaniac who can't handle even the tiniest bit of human conflict. On the bright side, you're out the gene pool, so that's good. We really don't need weak, insecure people like you in this world.
"Jordan fades back, swoosh" i love that bit.
3:12
Always gets me đ
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Jim Carey at his best. This movie still makes me laugh 20 yrs later
*Carrey
5:17 When you look at his expression, he says in mind, âWhat have I done?â
This was his best performance ever
Jim Carrey is one of the great actors in Hollywood, I've seen a lot of movies from him since I was a kid
Ever since I was 7 years old, that judge has always been such a memorable supporting character. Classy, in control, and doesn't suffer fools.
He passed after the film was made
JUDGE: Order order order order ORDER
JIM CARRY: KNOCK IT OFF
JUDGE: SIT down
5:35 The way he pulled back his hand in disgust is the moment I looked at Jim Carrey differently. I was a kid when this came out, and if you were a kid/preteen boy in the 90s you were most likely a Jim Carrey fan. It started with In Living Color, and went on from there. He was of course super funny, and super physical, but the look on his face in that scene was different. It didn't even look like acting. That's how damn good it was. I was like damn, he can be a very serious actor as well. Then The Truman Show, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind among others came out.
His face is priceless when the judge yells at him and tells him to sit down lol
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He looked like a kid who gets in trouble by the principal đđđ
I really hope the father got to see his kids again , because that end was so sad đ
ummm .. it was a MOVIE .. not a documentary
@@rhuephus yeah, what's your point? Films and stories in general makes us feel a certain way and give an emotional response. So if a movie ends with children being slaughtered you won't be sad because "iT's a m0viE" smh
Let me help you with that... lets looks at how his character developed in this scene and apply it...
He was so overcome with guilt over the parental rights that he placed himself in contempt of court, he is also still Ms.Cole's Attorney and she knows NOTHING of this incident, and he just won her MILLIONS on a technicality.
Technically speaking he very well could sneakily sabotage her custody proceedings via telling the truth thus repenting for his previous misdeeds and completing his characters transformation. Father still loses millions but gets to keep his kids.
@@achilleuspetreas3828 The point would be it's silly to 'hope a fictional character gets something' especially after the stories conclusion.
Kids being slaughtered in a movie would be sad, hoping their families can find consolation is idiotic.
it was a MOVIE...NOT REAL. lol
"I HOLD MYSELF IN CONTEMPT! WHY SHOULD YOU BE ANY DIFFERENT!"
That was a strong damn quote
Jim carrey is a great dramatic actor. So underrated.
The judge in this movie is such a great actor as well. Very underrated in this role.
The judge in this movie unfortunately died of a heart attack during production. Yeah, Jason Bernard died of a heart attack while driving. Had a car wreck because of it, but he was dead on the scene. Didn't make it to the hospital in time. He was 58 years old.
"I hold myself in contempt, why should you be any different?". Tears my heart â€ïž out every time.
as a kid/teen i never really understood this scene, but now im 31 years old, and this speaks so much to me, i almost cried
There is no other movie that makes me go from laughing to crying as fast as this one
"order order ORDER"
"KNOCK IT OFF"
đđ
That is one of my favorite movies. He is such a great actor!
My best friends and I have quoted Liar Liar for 20 years. Never gets old
0:49
âORDER!â
âKnock it off!â
âSIT DOWN!â
đ€Łđ
1:42 "Weight, 105? Yeah, in your *bra!* "
"Your honor, I object!"
" *You* would!"
"Bastard!!"
"HAG!!"
" *QUIET!!* "
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She reminds me so much of Amber Turd
great movie and one of Jim Carrey's best role