1. Bruce Almighty (2003)

This is Carrey’s second highest grossing leading role, pulling in $242 million at the domestic box office. Carrey plays a struggling weatherman in Buffalo who is given the chance to play God. The supporting cast includes Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman, and Jennifer Aniston. It was a huge hit that spawned a sequel, though Carrey did not appear in that. It also received a large number of positive reviews from critics and a 6.6 on IMDB.

2. Dumb and Dumber (1994)

This Jim Carrey hit grossed $127 million in 1994, a big chunk of money. It also scored a 7.2 on IMDB among its favorable reviews from critics. The movie is a fixture on cable television to this day, cementing its legacy as one of Carrey’s most popular movies. It also spawned a TV series and a spin-off.

3. The Truman Show (1998)

Carrey entered more dramatic territory with this Peter Weir film about a man who is unaware that his whole life is a reality show. It was a highly original film that grossed $125 million at the box office. It has an 8.0 rating on IMDB puts in the Top 250 on that site. Carrey received a lot of praise for his performance in the film.

4. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)

The first Ace Ventura is the movie that made Jim Carrey a huge star. It grossed $72 million, but had a lower budget. It has a strong 6.6 rating on IMDB and Carrey received good reviews for his performance as the bumbling pet detective assigned to rescue the Miami mascot before the Super Bowl. The sequel made more money than the original, but didn’t receive the same warm reception. The first Ace Ventura still appears on TV many times today, and is responsible for much of Carrey’s career.

5. Liar, Liar (1997)

Prior to Liar, Liar in 1997, Jim Carrey had a couple of flops and his start was thought to be fading. Reuniting with director Tom Shadyac, Carrey played a lawyer who can only tell the truth for 24 hours. It grossed $181 million and produced solid critical and audience responses. It also restored Carrey as a box office star.

6. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)

This was a truly unique vehicle for Carrey. Though its box office success falls short of most Carrey movies, it is arguably the most favorably reviewed movie on his resume. It has an 8.5 rating on IMDB, landing it in the top 60 movies. It also gave Carrey credibility as a purely dramatic actor. Dealing with erasing bad memories from the mind, it’s one of the more original movies of the decade.

7. How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)

This is Carrey’s highest grossing movie, pulling in $260 million domestic. It received modest reviews, but became a popular holiday hit. It was directed by Ron Howard.

8. The Mask (1994)

No Jim Carrey movie list is complete without this comedy masterpiece. Box office earnings and ratings aside The Mask is a definite favorite of mine, along with 71,575 voters on IMDB. If this list was made based on humor genius alone, The Mask would top this list. Hands down.

9. Horton Hears A Who (2008)

Jim Carrey provided the starring voice in this hit from the Dr. Seuss library. It was a box office, critical, and audience success that has seen great sales on DVD as well.

10. Yes Man (2008)

Jim Carrey plays a man who makes a life changing decision to say yes to everything. It grossed a modest $97 million by Carrey comedy standards, but received positive reviews and a solid 7.0 rating on IMDB.

A fan of all things FC Barcelona, the Spaniard has a flair for the political, most recently gracing the 2010 FIFA World Cup wearing a t-shirt that read “Jimmy Jump Against Racism”. Another Jimmy Jump sabotage with a positive message came during the 2008 UEFA Europe semi-finals, when Jimmy carried a Tibetan flag and wore a t-shirt with a pro-Tibet slogan.

Here are the top ten Jimmy Jump sport sabotage moments. Love him or hate him, you have to admit that Jimmy is a master of invading sporting events.

1. UEFA Euro 2004

The first in a long string of high profile sports invasions for Jimmy, July 4, 2004 found Jimmy jumping his way onto the pitch during a match between Greece and Portugal. Jimmy was attempting to shame Portugal’s captain Luis Figo for “abandoning” FC Barcelona, his favorite team. His attempt at hitting Figo with a Barcelona team flag missed the mark, setting the stage for many of Jimmy’s inept attempts at sabotage.

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2. FIFA World Cup 2010

Before the start of the 2010 World Cup championship game between Spain and the Netherlands, Jimmy Jump attempted to place a hat on the Cup itself, but was tackled by nearly a dozen guards before he was able to get his hands anywhere near his prize.

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3. 2009 French Open Men’s Singles final match (Roger Federer)

This photo shows Jimmy attempting to cover eventual French Open champion Roger Federer’s head in an unidentified flag. Jimmy was eventually tackled by guards after tripping in an attempt to scale the net to freedom.

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4. 2010 Eurovision Song Contest

Wearing a shit emblazoned with the name of his website, Jimmy Jump made his way onstage during the Spanish presentation at Eurovision in 2010. His attempt at sabotage was unsuccessful this time, as Spain was allowed a “re-do” at the end of the contest.

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5. 2007 Rugby World Cup final

The beginning of the second half of championship play between England and South Africa was interrupted by Jimmy, though he was subdued before it was clear what he was attempting to do that day in France.

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6. UEFA Euro 2008 semi-final

This bit of Jimmy Jump sabotage is noteworthy because of its political aspirations. Wearing a shirt that says “Tibet is Not China”, Jimmy ran onto the pitch at the end of the match between Germany and Turkey.

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7. 2007 UEFA Champions League final

As Milan and Liverpool squared off in 2007, Jimmy Jump attempted to take advantage of the huge television audience by invading the field carrying an unidentified flag. Unfortunately for him, he received no airtime and was cut from the broadcast.

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8. 2006 UEFA Champions League

This performance by Jimmy (which predicted the transfer of Thierry Henry to FC Barcelona) would eventually cost him a £60,000 fine.

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9. 2004 Spanish Grand Prix

A rare appearance at a racing event found Jimmy Jump running right through the starting line, proving that Jimmy is brave, if not a little foolhardy.

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10. Real Madrid v Barcelona

On November 19th, 2005, Jimmy invaded the pitch during this La Liga match wearing a shirt that read (in Spanish) Jump Jump Jimmy Jump. As usual, he was tackled before endangering any players or fans.

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1. Get Him to the Greek

With Jonah Hill and Russell Brand leading the way, Get Him to the Greek succeeds on multiple levels. Directed by the same man who brought you Forgetting Sarah Marshall, this Nicholas Stoller film provides funny performances with a plot that works. It runs on the dry humor of Hill, with plenty of one liners to keep movie quoters afloat for the duration of the summer.

2. MacGruber

The big problem with most comedy films is that they rehash the same tired characters over and over. This film featured Will Forte, Ryan Phillipe and a great performance from Val Kilmer, adding something different in a tried and true comedy world. Though only slapstick humor, MacGruber was funny enough to satisfy audiences.

3. Death at a Funeral

Sometimes a movie’s deficiencies must be overcome by a great cast of actors. Martin Lawrence and Chris Rock qualify and their performance in this movie is what makes it great. The dialogue between Lawrence and Rock is classic, as they become the primary draw in this one.

4. Date Night

Any time Steve Carell is involved, expectations are going to be high. In Date Night, he and Tina Fey played the lead, and produced a moderately funny comedy. Carell himself was able to carry the action, as the plot left something to be desired. Performances from Ray Liotta and Mila Kunis were highly underrated and helped to round out the sophisticated comedy cast.

5. Greenberg

This Ben Stiller flick is a bit more nuanced, as it doesn’t bring the “in your face” comedy style for which he has become famous. Still, he is electric in his role as a down and out New Yorker, and the plot is funny despite hitting home for many viewers in today’s economy.

6. Cop Out

An early February release, Cop Out benefited at the box office from a lack of comedy alternatives. With former SNL funny man Tracey Morgan teaming up with Bruce Willis, there are some moments where the actors’ tension produces the humor. With an uncharacteristically funny performance from Sean William Scott to top things off, Cop Out was as funny as an overdone police movie could be.

7. Our Family Wedding

This film touched on many sensitive themes, including interracial marriages and cultural strife. Still, Forrest Whitaker delivers in his customary way, and Carlos Mencia is there to provide humor on the side. Anyone who has been through a wedding can enjoy the mishaps and hilarity that ensue when the pressure is so high.

8. Diary of a Wimpy Kid

This is a somewhat different comedy attempt, as it is an adaptation from an illustrated work. The work includes some real life adventures that just about anyone can relate to, which makes it especially funny at parts. Zachary Gordon also provides something of a come-out performance.

9. Hot Tub Time Machine

In typical fashion, many of the funniest parts of this movie were shown in the trailer. It was still good enough to produce laughs for a couple of hours, though. The idea behind the movie is somewhat cheesy, but the situations and performances are good enough. A guest appearance by Chevy Chase is what puts this movie over the top.

10. I Love you, Phillip Morris

Jim Carey’s latest film can be called many things, with funny and weird among those things. A racy film about a gay love affair and a con scheme, this one was not as popular at the box office as it should have been. Not surprisingly, it is Carey’s performance that powers this film.

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10. Welcome to Marlboro Country

Let’s start with an oldie. The classic campaign against Marlboro’s “Welcome to Marlboro Country, was one of the first anti-smoking ad campaigns to get wide-spread attention. Primarily for its creative interpretation of Marlboro Country. Another famous example you might recollect is the photo of a graveyard, titled “Welcome to Marlboro Country”.

9. No Smoking!!!

Perfect ad placement.

8. Hang man

7. Kill a Cigarrette and Save a Life

6. Smoking Lips

5. The Reaper

4. Shotgun

3. Cemetery

2. 300 times more lethal than crime

1. Ashes to ashes

First, let’s identify the true characteristics of an Emo Kid. We could settle with linking to the appropriate Wikipedia page, but will instead include this photo explaining the epitomy of an Emo Kid.

10. The Slightly Obese Gang Sign Flashing, Yet Conservative, Emo Kid

9. The Sado Masocist Emo Kids

8. The Company of Three

7. The Roleplaying “I’m a Dark Wizzard” Emo Kid

6. The “I Borrow My Mom’s Makeup” Emo Kid

5. The Samurai Emo Kid

4. The Slightly Insane Emo Kid

3. The Straight A’s Emo Kid

2. The Puppy Eyed Red Mascara Emo Kid

1. The Miserable Emo Kid Roadtripping with the Family