Sentences with phrase «because carrey»

For one thing, he is probably the wrong guy to play happy - go - lucky guy - next - door Bruce, mostly because Carrey lacks the sincerity and graciousness to play such a role convincingly.

But hey, it looks like enough strings were pulled, favors promised, and back - end points awarded, because Carrey is indeed set to co-star in the follow - up to the jazzy deconstructionist comic book movie.

It's not very good, but it works better than it has any right to because Carrey never ever phones it in.

So because Carrey won't play mean or even dull, there's no real room for the character to grow, and change.

Not exact matches

«I'm dumping my @facebook stock and deleting my page because @facebook profited from Russian interference in our elections and they're still not doing enough to stop it,» Carrey wrote.

«He and I did not get along at all, and Carrey even said that Universal didn't want his backstage footage to surface because they didn't want everyone to think Carrey was this «a — hole,» which is what he was during the making of that movie.»

Wasn't it Heidi Klum and Seal, or Mariah Carrey and Nick Cannon (all spellings questionable because I don't really care, sorry.

A Scottish comic book writer has hit out at Jim Carrey after the Hollywood star effectively disowned a film he was starring in because of its violence.

His plot strand goes nowhere but its not nearly as grievous as Clark Gregg's — here seen slumming it as a straight - laced New York zoo penguin expert, pegged as a villain because he wants to take the penguins away from Carrey, a man who has no knowledge whatsoever for how to take care of them.

However, he is very emotionally genuine here and might just win over those audience members who appreciate a slightly kinder, gentler Carrey, who mercifully and judiciously tones down certain aspects of his performance because — let's face it — these penguins are goofy enough.

Instead, the chintz - tastic Central Park tourist magnet helps save the soul of Popper (Jim Carrey), a slick real - estate dealer who, because of his careerism, is a divorced father of two who barely knows his kids — they're being raised by their mom (Carla Gugino).

It will be in that moment that you lose your status as Awesome Person Who Takes the Kids to the Movies and Buys Them Candy because it is then that you will have to explain to your child that, in real life, Jim Carrey's character would be considered a delusional pet hoarder endangering the lives of creatures that need special care and that the mean zookeeper is the good guy and not some kind of animal prison warden kidnapper.

Carrey should be allowed to keep those penguins because they're cute!

For that last twenty years, Lloyd (Carrey) has tricked Harry (Daniels) that he's comatose, forcing his best friend to visit him in a care home, because he thought it was a funny prank.

Carrey also often feuds with Man on the Moon director Milos Forman, who even has to call him «Andy» on set because this was his requirement while playing the character.

Lots of critics said Carrey was the best part, or above the material, though plenty of others said he was no fun (probably because he wasn't making his butt talk like he used to).

«It's a shocking waste because Jim Carrey's a good actor which he proved in that wonderful film I Love You Philip Morris where he played a gay con artist in love with Ewan McGregor.

Jim Carrey, who donned a Kick - Ass costume for Conan O'Brien's stage show more than two years before being cast in the sequel to the brutal 2010 superhero comedy, has suddenly distanced himself from the film because of its violent content.

Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Jim Carrey Stars in Overhaul of Beloved Children's Classic Published by Richard and Florence Atwater in 1938, Mr. Popper's Penguins is a popular children's novel about a house painter who can't afford to see the world anywhere but in his dreams because he has a wife and kids to support.

Glad he didn't, because Jim Carrey is the only reason I like this movie.

«Once Bitten» (1985) Let's not kid ourselves, people: despite the fact that Lauren Hutton was the headliner of this film at the time of its release, the reason people remember the flick is because it stars a very young Jim Carrey.

And although a major Hollywood name like Carrey would find it easy to land a mainstream publisher, he said: «I'm going to self - publish, because that's just the world right now and I think it's cool».

Even Jim Carrey is going the self - pub route with his children's book, and he'll make a mint because of it.

In the end though, I'm going to keep on thinking of Ellie as Ellen Page just because I'm Can (eh) dian, and so is she, and even though that's where my knowledge of her as a person starts and stops, I'd rather go on believing that a Canadian will be among The Last of Us, when mankind's downfall begins it's spiral into aftermath, and Ellen Page in a post Apocalyptic situation (Canadian wise) is more believable than say Jim Carrey, Brian Addams, Justin Beiber, Celine Dion Alanis Moressett or heck, even Billy Shatner.

It so happens that the same Jim Carrey was made to take down some of his wall art done on the front of his studio in (big city) New York because it offended some bylaw or other — don't know which or what value it was supporting.

The reason that Pavarotti, Michael Jordan, Lance Armstrong, Jack Welch, Jim Carrey, and Oprah are paid at the highest level in their fields is because they are different.