Sentences with phrase «if carrey»

It's unclear if Carrey would still be obligated to do the movie if it did shift back into production, but alas it doesn't sound too likely.

If Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd and Son of the Mask taught Hollywood anything, it's that people aren't too interested in seeing prequels or sequels to Jim Carrey comedies if Carrey himself isn't involved.

If Carrey is committed to this project, that switch may very well be an upgrade.

Not exact matches

Earlier this month, Carrey — who has gained a reputation for being a political artist on Twitter — tweeted a drawing of Hannity as a WWE wrestler fighting InfoWars host Alex Jones in front of an audience, writing «if you believe wrestling is real u may even believe Fox News,» but «wrestling doesn't harm viewers.»

If they start griping about having to clean the toilet, just remind them that Jim Carrey once worked as a janitor before he made it big.

If he had received reconsolidation therapy, Carrey's character would not have forgotten Winslet's.

Jim Carrey once said, «Visualization works if you work hard.

Hey, if visualizing your goals worked for Hollywood funny man Jim Carrey, why can't it work for you?

It sounds predictable, and it is, for there's not a single surprise in the whole damn movie except for Carrey himself, who sells it pretty well even if this character is a bit like the ones from Liar, Liar and Yes Man.

As if that weren't enough stress for Carrey, everyone else walks all over him too: When he tells a little girl to stop jumping rope in the street, she pays no attention to him (she also tells him off).

A Jim Carrey movie is always worth seeing, even if it doesn't re-create the guileless shock and scintillation of «Dumb and Dumber.»

I admire Carrey for taking on a grim and sobering project made in Krakow, Poland, that requires a range he would never be asked to show in any American sitcom, but Dark Crimes is so lurid, irrelevant and unwatchable it makes you wonder if he ever read the script.

I wasn't a big fan of Bruce Almighty, so I went into Evan Almighty with strong reservations, wondering if they stood a chance to make the premise work without the talents of Jim Carrey.

Carrey parts a bowl of tomato soup as if it were the Red Sea.

If you look up the crime thriller «Dark Crimes» online, you'll find that it's listed as a 2016 film, which is curious considering Jim Carrey headlines it and no one really knew anything about until recently.

Carrey in particular, who can excel at either zany or serious if given half a chance, is left sitting uncomfortably on the fence between the two.

And that's just the idea that Laura Linney would really be married to Jim Carrey (as if)...

However, if you look at the jokes that do work and the comic energy of Carrey and Daniels, this movie is worth the price of admission.

If the Academy ever considered awards for comedies released in March, Carrey would certainly deserve one.

Recommendation: I would go if you really are in love with Steve Carell and / or Jim Carrey.

If a comeback is good enough for Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels in Dumb and Dumber To, then it is understandable that the ladies from Hocus Pocus should want a reunion as well.

Bruce Almighty: In a life - altering encounter, the Big Guy Upstairs (Morgan Freeman) endows TV reporter Bruce (Jim Carrey) with all His divine powers and challenges Bruce to see if he can do it any better.

Though it'll be interesting to see if Ferrell and writing partner Adam McKay can recapture the goofy comedic spirit of the original, all signs point to a resounding «yes,» especially with a host of rumored cameos by the likes of Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson, Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Cohen.

Like Liar Liar, it was a high - concept project that would have been perfect for a TV movie, if only it wasn't a vehicle intended to let loose Carrey the $ 20 - million - plus - per - film comedian.

Perhaps the creative minds behind the film felt that the real humor comes in seeing Carrey and Leoni struggling in menial jobs, but if that's the assumption, they are clearly misguided.

Fans of Carrey will, of course, flock in numbers to see this film, and if I were to guess based on how they generally received his early work, they will probably be the most forgiving of him if he makes a bad film, as long as they get to see Jim be Jim.

Jim Carrey has shown ability as a dramatic actor, yet even if he seems a strange fit for this lurid and glacially paced murder mystery, he's not the reason for its failure.

If only Jim Carrey's uninhibited and completely unhinged, sweet - and - sour insanity was by itself enough to carry a movie, it might not matter so much that the plot of the Farrelly Brothers» «Me, Myself and Irene» is nothing but an undercooked on - the - run road movie.

If you're still reading, you were either lucky enough to miss out on the first movie, or you don't trust me, since Steve Carell is a darn sight more hip these days than ol' Jim Carrey.

In Bruce Almighty, a down - on - his - luck TV reporter (Carrey) gets the ultimate promotion taking over for the Big Guy upstairs (Morgan Freeman) to see if he can do a better job.

If there's one thing worse than being stalked, it's being stalked by Jim Carrey.

If you don't have a taste for Carrey's brand of humor, don't even attempt this film, it's probably not worth the aggravation.

Hmmm Ewen McGregor and Jim Carrey making out???? If you want to see that, then you better go see I Love You Phillip Morris!

If you're a fan of Carrey's earlier comedic work, there is a comfort factor involved in seeing Jim Carrey be Jim Carrey, even if it doesn't have the dark edge or satiric bite of his classic Carrey performanceIf you're a fan of Carrey's earlier comedic work, there is a comfort factor involved in seeing Jim Carrey be Jim Carrey, even if it doesn't have the dark edge or satiric bite of his classic Carrey performanceif it doesn't have the dark edge or satiric bite of his classic Carrey performances.

But with the age of the actors (Carrey is 52 and Daniels is 59) and a glut of gross out movies starring much younger faces, I have to wonder if the franchise can hold its own with the teen crowd.

Kate Winslet is every over-educated under - achieving heterosexual man's wet dream (particularly if you have a penchant for neurotic booze hounds with bad dye jobs... * ahem *) and Carrey is at his least irritating, offering by far his best performance.

Carrey's transition to family fare isn't the leap that it's been for those two entertainers; the rubber - faced funnyman has always been fairly kid - friendly even if his breakout fare and comfort zone have been deservedly PG - 13.

Ed Haley wonders if Jonah Hill is primed to attempt that same feat and if he'll follow in the successful footsteps of Tom Hanks and Jim Carrey.

First up was the Jim Carrey vehicle, «The Cable Guy,» which, if nothing else, kicked off the start of Owen's long association with Ben Stiller.

Jim Carrey continues a string of dramatic successes in a performance of sympathetic angst as a man who could easily make someone happy if only he were happy himself, and Kate Winslet is his perfect mismatch, a carefree spirit whose moments of vulnerability are touching and, in retrospect, tragic.

What is surprising is Carrey's decision to self - publish the title about an ocean wave who's afraid to crash on the shore, fearing that he will die if he does.

If they start griping about having to clean the toilet, just remind them that Jim Carrey once worked as a janitor before he made it big.

Tim Burton's Batman could be fun, if they would bring back the actors that played villans (Danny Devito, Arnie, Jim Carrey).

If you feel like not having a high school diploma puts you at a disadvantage, just remember that Jim Carrey didn't finish high school.