Stanley ups his game when he finds an enchanted wooden mask, which transformers its wearer into a rubbery, green-faced id, which includes bullet-dodging, swing-dancing, and imitating old cartoons.

The Mask' never looked better than in this lost piece of '90s computer software, and most people don't even know it exists.

which helped Stanley Ipkiss become the effusive and cartoon-like Mask. 4. Effects artists at ILM had more fun on The Mask than on Jurassic Park. 5. The dog in The Mask was motivated by Fig Newtons.

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Granger: As you’ll see as we progress, I assign major bonus points for any mask incorporating a goalie’s nickname. Jarry’s regular use of “Tom and Jerry” cartoons on his masks is one of ...