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At the end of the 1994 film The Mask, Stanley Ipkiss, Tina Carlyle, Charlie Schumaker, and Milo go to a bridge at sunrise. Stanley asks Tina if she is sure she won't miss the Mask persona. Tina confirms she wants Stanley, takes the mask from him, and throws it into the water herself. They kiss. Charlie then dives into the water to retrieve the mask, but finds that Milo has already grabbed it and is swimming away. The film ends with a final shot of Stanley saying his catchphrase, 'Smokin'!', before the credits roll.
At the end of the 1994 film The Mask, the following sequence of events occurs regarding the mask:
After defeating Dorian Tyrell at the Coco Bongo Club and being cleared of all charges by Mayor Tilton, Stanley Ipkiss (Jim Carrey) goes to a bridge overlooking the harbor with Tina Carlyle (Cameron Diaz) and his friend Charlie Schumaker.
Stanley decides he no longer needs the mask to be confident or "somebody." He throws the wooden mask off the bridge into the water. Tina and Stanley then share a kiss.
However, the film ends on a comedic note involving the supporting characters. Charlie, hoping to gain the mask's powers for himself, immediately dives off the bridge into the water to retrieve it. As he searches for it, he realizes he is too late. Milo, Stanley’s Jack Russell Terrier, has already jumped in, grabbed the mask in his mouth, and is seen swimming away with it as the credits begin to roll.
The summary incorrectly attributes the action of throwing the mask to Stanley. It is Tina who throws it, which is a significant character moment indicating she chooses the real Stanley over the persona.
The summary implies the film ends on the shot of Milo, but there is a final cut back to Stanley delivering his catchphrase.