In this clip from the 1994 film, The Mask, Stanley Ipkiss walks into the bank, in which he works as a clerk, who is shocked that the bank is under investigation of a theft that occurred last night. But then, he was scolded by his supervisor, Mr. Dickey for being late. Stanley stopped his rant by telling him to back off and threatens him to put him out of business. Felling defeated with nothing more to say, Dickey simply said "That'll be all, Ipkiss" and immediately turned away to move on. The way Jim Carrey timed this action is the way he pointed his finger to Dickey in a stern manner and came up and said it directly to his face is really subtle in showing Stanley had enough of Dickey's rants and stand up to him.
Examples of Fail Expressions of Dominance:
This picture of a young boy really stood out for me because he shows that he has the right to be brave or angry at something. The lowered eyebrows and lips tells us what he's feeling.





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