The film was produced on a massive budget of $84–100 million by production companies New Line Cinema, Radar Pictures, and Dark Horse Entertainment. Running at 94 minutes, it was released in the United States on February 18, 2005.
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The film was nominated for eight Golden Raspberry Awards (Razzies) in 2005, ultimately winning the award for . The Irony of Its Modern Popularity The film was produced on a massive budget
"Son of the Mask" (often misspelled or searched alongside unofficial sources like "Isaimini") is a 2005 fantasy comedy film directed by Lawrence Guterman and written by Lance Khazei, based loosely on the characters created by Dark Horse Comics and inspired by the 1994 film The Mask. It is the standalone, widely panned sequel to the Jim Carrey–led original; it attempts to expand the premise—an ancient Norse mask that imbues its wearer with chaotic cartoonish powers—into a family-friendly story focusing on parenthood, responsibility, and the unpredictable consequences of magical objects. The film was nominated for eight Golden Raspberry
[Mask of Loki Found by Otis] │ ▼ [Tim Avery Wears the Mask] │ ▼ [Baby Alvey Born with Magical Powers] ◄───► [Loki Hunts for the Artifact] │ ▼ [Live-Action Slapstick & Mayhem] Box Office and Critical Disaster in the West