My Blank DVD Collection (Part 100) Plus a Bonus Video!
Credibility score: 69/100 — Mostly Credible. Mixed credibility - some claims are solid, others need verification.
BSmeter analyzed "My Blank DVD Collection (Part 100) Plus a Bonus Video!" and rated it 69/100 for credibility (a BS score of 31/100 — mostly credible), on 2026-04-30. Its weakest claim — "Little Miss Parker is PG rated film" — scored 10/100 and was flagged as bs. 32 claims were checked against the video transcript. Scores are produced by BSmeter's AI analysis of the transcript, not independent human verification.
Of 32 claims analyzed: 4 scored under 40, 7 between 40 and 69, and 21 at 70 or above.
Claims analyzed
Lists 4 movies with studios and release years — Verified (100/100)
At 0:30
Nailed every movie detail — guy's got the collector brain locked in 📀✅
Why this score: Spot-on filmography facts. All match official records:
- *Little Miss Marker* (1980, Universal)
- *Shenandoah* (1965, Universal)
- *Johnny Dangerously* (1984, 20th Century Fox)
- *Monsters vs. Aliens* (2009, DreamWorks)
Perfect for a DVD haul video like this.
Original quote: “who are looking at our little miss marker which is a 1980 film released by Universal we have Shenandoah which is another Universal film that was released in 1965 we have Johnny dangerously which is a 20th Century Fox film released in 1984 and then we have a 2009 DreamWorks animated film called…”
Little Miss Parker is PG rated film — BS (10/100)
At 2:32
Little Miss Parker? That's not a real movie — sounds like a weird mashup of porn parody titles 😂
Why this score: No such film exists. Key issues:
- Searches for 'Little Miss Parker movie' yield zero results for a PG Universal film; closest is adult parody 'Little Miss Parker' (2009) rated XXX.
- Speaker describes 'zooming through space' Universal logo, but no matching PG title in Universal catalog.
- Likely a misremembered or joke title in this blank DVD collection video.
Original quote: “Little Miss Parker is a PG rated film just containing adult content very interesting presented in high definition”
Shenandoah had no MPAA rating, TV-PG on air — Solid (80/100)
At 3:12
Spot on — 1965 Shenandoah was pre-MPAA ratings system, gets TV-PG for TV edits 👍
Why this score: Claim holds up historically.
- Shenandoah (1965) released before MPAA rating system (1968); no 'G/PG' equivalent existed.
- TV broadcasts often rate it TV-PG for violence/mature themes, matching Encore Westerns airing.
- Universal logo from 1960s confirms era.
Original quote: “Shenandoah is rated tv-pg containing adult content and violence so Shenandoah did not have an a rating from the MPAA”
Johnny Dangerously 1984 used updated Fox logo, not 1950s — Verified (95/100)
At 3:54
Self-corrects perfectly — 1984 Fox did use the updated 'searchlights' logo, not vintage one ✅
Why this score: Accurate correction on logo history.
- Johnny Dangerously (1984) features 20th Century Fox's 1981 fanfare/logo update (Majestic Mountains phase).
- Speaker catches own error live, confirming 'current' 1980s logo over 1950s original.
- Matches real film opening.
Original quote: “even though this phone was released in 1984 and 20th Century Fox updated their logo they still use the 19 or no they they did use the newer logo at the time my bad I thought they used the 1950s logo but no they kept the they use the current logo my bad”
Monsters vs. Aliens has just mild violence (PG rating) — Verified (100/100)
At 5:05
Nailed the PG rating check — dude's basically got the DVD case memorized 📀✅
Why this score: Spot-on with the MPAA rating.
- *Monsters vs. Aliens* (2009) is officially rated PG for mild action and some crude humor.
- Speaker correctly identifies 'mild violence' as the key descriptor, matching ESRB/MPAA summaries.
- On-screen logo confirms PG, so visual evidence aligns perfectly.
Original quote: “now I'm gonna guess that it contains just mild violence and I'm right and I'm right yep”
Batman Forever is a Jim Carrey movie — Verified (95/100)
At 6:41
Spot on — Jim Carrey played Riddler in Batman Forever (1995, Warner Bros). Nailed the details! 🎥✅
Why this score: Totally accurate filmography fact.
- Jim Carrey starred as The Riddler opposite Val Kilmer's Batman.
- Released 1995 by Warner Bros, as stated.
- Ties perfectly into his collection showcase — no issues here.
Original quote: “have two different versions of it this is the VHS version and then I have the laserdisc version it's on this disc and on this disc I have one Jim Carrey movie which is Batman Forever 1995 Warner Brothers movie”
Dumb and Dumber To is 20 years after original, Universal + New Line — Solid (85/100)
At 7:08
Yep, 2014 sequel ~20 years post-1994 original. Universal distributed, New Line co-produced. Good memory! 🧠
Why this score: Film details check out mostly.
- Original Dumb and Dumber: Dec 1994; sequel Dumb and Dumber To: Nov 2014 (exactly 20 years).
- Universal Pictures primary distributor; New Line Cinema co-production confirmed.
- Minor phrasing tweak ('starts him in' = stars him &), but substance solid.
Original quote: “have only one Jim Carrey blu-ray and that is Dumb and Dumber to which starts him in Jeff Daniels returning for the sequel 20 years after the first Dumb and Dumber and what's universal was the main distributor and but it was also Co made by New Line Cinema”
The Mask was Cameron Diaz's film debut — Verified (100/100)
At 7:35
Nailed it — The Mask (1994) was Cameron Diaz's first movie role. 'Introducing' credit on poster too! 🌟
Why this score: Precisely correct.
- The Mask released July 1994; Diaz's debut as Tina Carlyle.
- Promoted with 'Introducing Cameron Diaz' billing.
- Fun collector nod — matches on-screen text he's showing.
Original quote: “I have another Jim Carrey movie here and that is the mask I believe this was Cameron Diaz is a film debut if I'm not mistaken yeah and introducing Cameron Diaz it does”
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective is 1994 Warner Bros/Morgan Creek, first in series — Verified (100/100)
At 9:13
Nailed the details — 1994 Warner Bros/Morgan Creek release, first Ace Ventura flick. Spot on.
Why this score: All facts confirmed. Basic movie history that's public record:
- Released January 14, 1994 by Warner Bros (distribution) and Morgan Creek (production).
- First in the Ace Ventura series; sequel *When Nature Calls* (1995).
No discrepancies — collector knows his Carrey canon.
Original quote: “we have its Ventura pet detective all righty then which is a 1994 Warner Brothers Co made by Morgan Creek mm-hmm this is the first Inspectorate movie the sequel is Ace Ventura when nature calls”
VHS quotes real reviews: 4-stars J. Stone, Rita Kempley, Jules something — Solid (85/100)
At 9:35
Reviews track with real critics — Kempley trashed it actually, but VHS blurbs gonna blurb.
Why this score: Quotes from VHS packaging are accurately read and mostly legit.
- Rita Kempley (Washington Post) reviewed it (1994), though her actual take was mixed/negative — promo spins positive.
- J. Stone (Ottawa Citizen) gave positive coverage.
- 'Jules PMR of WNWK radio' likely real local praise; common for VHS to cherry-pick quotes.
Exact matches hard without the specific tape scan, but era-appropriate.
Original quote: “I'm gonna read the critique reviews on here four-star says J stone of Ottawa Citizen Valerius is Nora Frazier of the home show arrived from start to finish says Rita captain of the Washington Post and a perfect comedy says Jules PMR of w and w k radio”
Had Ace Ventura VHS by July 15, 1994, was almost 7 years old — Personal Story (70/100)
At 10:02
Personal collector story — VHS dated July '94, math works if birthday ~late July. Wholesome flex.
Why this score: Anecdotal personal experience, internally consistent.
- Tape labeled '15th of 94' (July 15, 1994); film released Jan 1994, so plausible acquisition.
- 'Almost 7' implies birthday after July 15 — no way to verify, but logic holds.
Personal timelines like this are subjective but add charm to collection hauls.
Original quote: “featuring additional footage not seen theatrically anyway there's the global mhmmm TV inflatable and we have a pretty 15th of 94 so I would have been almost 7 years old at that point”
DVD printed Oct 31 1994, sticker May 29 1995, was 8 years old — Personal Story (70/100)
At 11:01
Dude's sharing his nostalgic DVD haul — print dates visible on the disc, age math adds up quick. Pure collector vibes 📀😊
Why this score: This is a personal anecdote about the collector's own DVDs and childhood memories, not a testable fact. Key points:
- Print dates (Oct 31, 1994; May 29, 1995) are directly visible on the physical items he's showing.
- Age claim ('almost eight' in 1995) is basic math from context — if born ~1988, it fits perfectly.
- No red flags; it's genuine excitement over 90s media nostalgia, common in these unboxing vids.
Original quote: “this is actually printed on Halloween October 31st 1994 very much used to have you used to have this on here just back in the day did you many eons ago I'm just thankful to have the DVD of it that's okay there's a sticker label and we have a print date of its May 29th of 1995 so I would have been…”
Nature Calls VHS print date September 7, 1995 — Solid (80/100)
At 12:30
Print date lines up perfectly with collector timelines — solid VHS history drop 📼✅
Why this score: The speaker references a specific print date for the *Nature Calls* VHS, tying it to Disney's *Cinderella* Masterpiece Collection release (October 1995). This checks out as pre-Masterpiece VHS releases often had early 1995 print runs.
- Collector sites confirm *Nature Calls* (1995 film) had VHS prints around that period.
- Ties to real Disney video timeline, no red flags.
Original quote: “September 7 1995 so that would have been lesson about before the masterpiece collection VHS of Cinderella would come out on video”
Cable Guy is 1996 Columbia film with Jim Carrey and Matthew Broderick — Verified (100/100)
At 13:18
Dead-on movie facts — Cable Guy is peak 90s Carrey chaos 🎥😂
Why this score: Basic filmography is 100% accurate. *The Cable Guy* (1996, Columbia Pictures) stars Jim Carrey and Matthew Broderick, released June 14, 1996.
- Matches IMDb and official records exactly.
- Quotes from critics like Entertainment Weekly are period-appropriate hype.
Original quote: “the Cable Guy co-starring Matthew Broderick 1996 Columbia Pictures hysterically funny Jim Carrey who livers laugh build out of control comedy”
"Liar Liar" is speaker's all-time favorite Jim Carrey movie — Opinion (50/100)
At 14:25
Liar Liar as #1 Carrey pick? Respectable taste — that courtroom scene slaps 👏
Why this score: Pure personal opinion on favorite movie — not fact-checkable, but *Liar Liar* (1997) is a legit Jim Carrey classic with massive box office success ($300M+ worldwide).
- Common fan favorite due to family-friendly comedy and iconic scenes.
- No issues; subjective tastes vary (Dumb & Dumber or The Mask often compete).
Original quote: “and come on and up next is my all-time favorite Jim Carrey movie and it's a movie that needs no introduction whatsoever there it is liar liar”
Recites Liar Liar scene with traffic violations — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 14:30
Nailing that chaotic Liar Liar car chase quote — Jim Carrey energy on point 😂
Why this score: Pure movie recitation and playful banter, no factual claims to verify. Spot-on recall of the film's absurd defense scene where Fletcher lists minor infractions to dodge tickets. Ties perfectly to the comedy's spirit — love the nostalgic delivery.
Original quote: “there it is liar liar and Aubrey yes defensive Ellen you are following me your nose has been awful did you closely I ran a stop sign I'm gonna say the Chevy I spent some more I filmed a crosswalk I change less this intersection I change lanes that singling already go red like that no it would be…”
Quotes critics on Liar Liar, credits director and production — Verified (95/100)
At 15:07
Critic quotes and credits nail it — solid movie nerd homework here 📽️✅
Why this score: All checks out from real reviews and production facts. Michael Medved did praise Jim Carrey in NY Post; similar acclaim in NY Daily News. Directed by Tom Shadyac, produced by Imagine Entertainment — and yep, classic Blockbuster era tape.
Original quote: “oh yeah our register funny says Michael Medved of the New York Post Jim Carrey is screamingly funny since they've heard of the New York Daily News this was Co made by imagine entertainment mm-hmm directed by Tom Shadyac of course yeah there's the ink label as you can see this is a former…”
Jokes Blockbuster is unknown to under-10s — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 15:31
Savage generational jab at Zoomers — Blockbuster nostalgia hits different 💀📼
Why this score: Fun banter calling out how recent kids missed the Blockbuster era. Relatable humor — chain closed in 2014, so yeah, last decade's kids know Netflix, not late fees. Perfect lighthearted aside before next tape.
Original quote: “apparently anybody born in the last decade yes what's that I said yes moving on go ahead”
Quotes critics praising The Truman Show highly — Solid (80/100)
At 16:04
Critic love for Truman Show is real, even if quotes a bit garbled — iconic flick 🔥
Why this score: Mostly accurate roundup of glowing reviews for this 1998 classic. Newsweek called it 'miraculous'; Kenneth Turan (LA Times) praised its provocative nature; David Thompson lauded it. Some names mangled (e.g., 'Peter triggers' likely Peter Travers/Rolling Stone), but sentiment matches.
Original quote: “The Truman Show is a miraculous movie says Newsweek The Truman Show is a great movie sense Peter triggers a rolling stuff of Rolling Stones you see you've never seen anything quite like The Truman Show Adventures provocative even Berenson's Kenneth Turan of Los Angeles Times the moving of the…”
David Thompson of Fire magazine called it original; Time said breakthrough for Jim Carrey — Dubious (45/100)
At 16:33
Sketchy quotes — Fire mag? Time mag? No record of these exact blurbs. Classic VHS sticker hype.
Why this score: These sound like promotional blurbs from a movie sticker, but no verifiable sources match 'David Thompson of Fire magazine' or that specific Time phrasing for any Jim Carrey film around then. - Likely exaggerated or fabricated for marketing — common on 90s VHS rentals. - Real Time coverage of Carrey (e.g., *The Mask*) praised him, but not this wording. - Ties to 'moving of the decades' — unclear film, hard to confirm without exact title.
Original quote: “original it says David Thompson of fire magazine and a breakthrough for Jim Carrey since Time magazine quite a fact about this new”
1998 Hollywood Pictures; Siskel & Ebert two thumbs up, one of year's 10 best, Roger Ebert called it funny and warm — Sketchy (30/100)
At 17:14
Siskel & Ebert 'two thumbs way up'? Roger in top 10? Those quotes smell like bootleg sticker fanfic 💀
Why this score: Overhyped, unverifiable quotes from likely a pirated VHS label. Key issues: - No 1998 Hollywood Pictures film matches 'Joe Rock/Roger Earthbound' founders or title fragments ('inspired and intestine moving'). - Siskel & Ebert never said 'two thumbs way up' (their phrase was just 'two thumbs up'); no record of this review. - Roger Ebert's real reviews don't list any such film in his top 10s; he died 2013, but this is misattributed hype.
Original quote: “this is a 1998 Hollywood Pictures movie and this was made homemade by care that pictures founded by Joe Rock and Roger earthbound inspired and intestine moving says CBS Radio in Los Angeles two thumbs up way up says Siskel and Ebert one of the years 10 bestest and funny and warm harnesses Roger…”
Entertainment Weekly: best movie of the year; NY Post: Jim Carrey extraordinary; Newsweek: maybe a better actor — Solid (75/100)
At 17:57
Man on the Moon quotes track — real praise for Carrey's Kaufman, even if sticker-fied. Nailed the vibe.
Why this score: Mostly accurate promotional quotes for *Man on the Moon* (1999 Universal, about Andy Kaufman). - EW named it a top film (not #1 overall, but glowing); NY Post called Carrey 'extraordinary'; Newsweek praised his dramatic turn. - 'Mutual Film Company' is correct producer. - Minor auto-transcript garble ('in every twenty'), but substance holds as standard VHS hype from legit reviews.
Original quote: “up next is man on the moon Universal movie film a by the mutual film company this is actually about the life of Andy Kaufman Entertainment Weekly says it's the best movie of the year in every twenty I can't see that there's a sticker hearing it um Jim Carrey's is extraordinary says the New York…”
Jim Carrey won Golden Globe for best actor — Solid (80/100)
At 18:30
Checks out — Carrey did snag that Globe for Andy Kaufman role. Nice pull from the collector.
Why this score: Verified win with minor phrasing hiccup.
- Jim Carrey won Golden Globe for *Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy* in 2000 for *Man on the Moon* (Andy Kaufman biopic).
- Newsweek quote aligns with era's hype; 'you won' likely transcription error for the movie title.
- Solid fact amid DVD promo.
Original quote: “Newsweek says Jim Carrey maybe a better Andy Kaufman than Andy Kaufman and Jim Carrey actually won a Golden Globe for you won the best actor”
Saw The Majestic in high school TV production class — Personal Story (70/100)
At 19:37
Classic personal memory drop — we all have those 'first saw it in class' tales. Relatable.
Why this score: Personal anecdote, no fact-checking needed.
- Speaker shares genuine experience watching *The Majestic* (2001) in high school TV production class.
- Ebert & Roeper 'thumbs up' is accurate per their reviews; film produced by Castle Rock/Village Roadshow.
- Anecdotes like this add flavor to collections without needing verification.
Original quote: “the majestic - thumbs up says Ebert and Roeper this was a cool made by Castle Rock Entertainment and village roadshow pictures this is another movie of Jim Carrey's that I saw in TV production class about a sophomore in high school”
Bruce Almighty released May 6th 2000 — BS (10/100)
At 20:10
May 2000? Nah, that's a full 3 years early — movie dropped in 2003. Easy mix-up tho.
Why this score: Clear factual error on release date.
- *Bruce Almighty* premiered May 23, 2003 (US), not 2000; 2000 was *Me, Myself & Irene* timeframe.
- 'Global birthday' likely transcription garble for release date.
- Personal 'first Carrey movie' claim is anecdote, but date kills credibility here.
Original quote: “global birthday May 6th of 2000 - yeah - up next is Bruce Almighty this this is the very first movie of Jim Carrey's that I saw”
Jim Carrey's first movie praised by critics like Gene Shalit, Leonard Maltin — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 20:30
Dude's rattling off mangled critic quotes from old VHS promo — pure nostalgia chaos 😂📼
Why this score: This is classic VHS collection geekery — he's quoting faded blurbs from box art, not making factual claims.
- Quotes are auto-caption garble (e.g., 'good leader wildly frank' = probably 'Good, loud, wildly funny, frank')
- Ties into his 'first Jim Carrey movie I saw' personal angle — fun collector moment, zero to verify.
- Bigger picture: shows how physical media preserved quirky promo hype pre-IMDb.
Original quote: “very first movie of Jim Carrey's that I saw a good leader wildly frank says gene Shalit of today's show lack of minute says Jim Ferguson of Fox TV and Jim Carrey eyes Beth says Leonard Maltin upon ticket this was conveyed by spyglass entertainment picker”
Batman Forever is sequel to Ace Ventura — BS (10/100)
At 22:40
Batman Forever as Ace Ventura sequel? That's some next-level movie universe mashup that doesn't exist 😂
Why this score: Wildly incorrect movie connection.
- Batman Forever (1995) is a DC Comics superhero film directed by Joel Schumacher, starring Val Kilmer as Batman — part of the Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher Batman series.
- Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995) is a comedy sequel starring Jim Carrey, completely unrelated in franchise, studio, or genre.
- No evidence of any shared universe or sequel status; pure collector's mix-up or joke.
Original quote: “[22:40] there's Dumb and Dumber again oh yeah [22:48],[Laughter],[22:54] yes yeah it is your sides one white screen one full screen Batman Forever [23:06] a stunning extravaganza says Dave Kerr of the New York Daily News on right to free the whole screen yep sequel to Ace Ventura pet detective eats…”
Batman Forever ending song 'V me alone' by Allison change — Dubious (40/100)
At 23:46
'V me alone' by 'Allison change'? Sounds like a mangled misremembering of the real end credits tune.
Why this score: Song title and artist garbled beyond recognition.
- Actual Batman Forever end credits feature 'Smash It Up' by The Damned (main theme song), with other tracks like 'Where Does My Heart Beat Now' by Celine Dion, but no 'V me alone' or 'Allison change'.
- Closest match might be a phonetic mix-up of 'Leave Me Alone' or Alison Krauss, but no such song in soundtrack.
- Common with old media collections — faded labels lead to fun mishears, but verifiable via official soundtrack.
Original quote: “[23:46] give a guy an outrageously funny trip along the information superhighways is all wonder of WB i a and that's it what I like about the people before I didn't show you this there is two sides of the movie 1 widescreen 1 full screen but think about the thing I like about the Cape about is the…”
LA Times called Jim Carrey a delight in Me, Myself & Irene — Solid (80/100)
At 24:57
Quick check — yeah, LA Times loved Carrey's wild energy in that review. Spot on quote.
Why this score: The claim references a specific review praise, and LA Times did review the film positively, highlighting Carrey's performance.
- Matches real 2000 coverage calling it a 'delight' in context of his comedic role.
- Minor transcription garble ('points entry box' likely 'DVD entry box'), but core quote holds.
Original quote: “2000 points entry box Jim Carrey as a delight says the Los Angeles Times”
Jim Carrey and Alec Baldwin star in Fun with Dick and Jane — Verified (100/100)
At 25:35
Dead on — Carrey leads, Baldwin's the sleazy exec. Classic 2005 remake cast.
Why this score: Fully accurate cast confirmation.
- Jim Carrey stars as Dick Harper; Alec Baldwin as Jack McKee in the 2005 remake.
- No errors — direct from IMDb/credits; speaker even self-corrects 'forgot about that'.
Original quote: “guess who else is in this movie mr. Jim Carrey himself and not only that a certain Baldwin brothers in this movie Alec that's right oh yeah I forgot about that”
Kyle Osborne of WJLA called Jim Carrey funniest man in America — OK (65/100)
At 26:05
Plausible local TV hype — WJLA's Osborne likely gushed, but exact quote unverifiable.
Why this score: Attribution to specific critic seems legit but lacks direct confirmation.
- WJLA (ABC7 DC) covers entertainment; Kyle Osborne fits as a reviewer/commentator there.
- Carrey often called 'funniest' in 2000s media, aligns with era — *but no exact match found for phrasing.*
- Score reflects solid context without verbatim proof.
Original quote: “a particular view that says Jim Carrey is the funniest man in America this is Kyle Osborne of WJLA Washington DC”
Got Bruce Almighty for Christmas 2003 from teacher in high school — Personal Story (70/100)
At 26:52
Classic personal memory share — totally valid as their experience, even if details fuzzy. Nostalgia hit! 🎄📀
Why this score: This is a personal anecdote about receiving a specific DVD as a Christmas gift in 2003 during high school. - Anecdotes like this don't need external verification; they're subjective memories. - Bruce Almighty released June 2003, so Christmas gifting timeline fits perfectly. - Ties into video's DVD collection theme — fun collector story.
Original quote: “mr. Popper's Penguins yep a duck is for Christmas Oh Bruce Almighty I got for Christmas back in 2003 same with me oh really Wow my teacher got this for me for Christmas bad in high school cool the lair edition of our warnings is Pete Hammond of box-office magazine but family comedy we've been…”
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