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Jim Carrey has been attached to play Robert Ripley, the cartoonist at the center of Ripley's Believe It or Not! through a series of writers and directors.

Since her first film role in 1994's "The Mask" opposite Jim Carrey, Cameron Diaz has been become one of Hollywood's most successful leading ladies, entertaining audiences in such quirky comedies as 1997's "My Best Friend's Wedding" and 1998's "There's Something About Mary" and earni...

A few years ago, when Jim Carrey was working on becoming a Serious Actor, he did a movie called "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," which probably was hurt by his total lack of hamminess in the film.

You can bring home a Jim Carrey thriller in 1080p this October. The Number 23 will be released in Blu-ray on October 6. The new Blu-ray will be priced at $28.96 SRP and you can take a look at the new cover art below.

The Truman Show," starring Jim Carrey, was released to the movie theaters on June 5, 1998 to overall good reviews.

 UK Jim Carrey was the first to be rehabilitated in my eyes. The Truman Show was a revelation – as was The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. If he can deliver performances like these why do we have to put up with Dumb and Dumber, Liar, ...

By Richard Lawson Jim Carrey has begun a bizarre-sounding whistle stop tour for his upcoming Robert Zemeckis weirdo half-animation movie, A Christmas Carol. Disney basically gutted four train cars and filled them with shit about the movie and now it'll roll into 40 cities nationwide, with Carrey in tow,...

 UK But at the Cannes Film Festival today there was proof that anything is possible in the movies as it was transformed into a winter wonderland for Jim Carrey's new flick, A Christmas Carol. The actor and fellow cast members, including Colin Firth, ...

Jim Carrey has multiple personalities in his next movie. Carrey and director Robert Zemeckis brought a bit of holiday cheer to the Cannes Film Festival on Monday with a sneak peak of "Disney's A Christmas Carol," a new slant on the Charles Dickens classic in which the actor plays skinflint...

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By Michael E. van Landingham Former Playboy model Jenny McCarthy and erstwhile pet detective Jim Carrey would rather your child die from infectious disease than have autism. (This even though Ms. McCarthy’s son was “cured” of the disorder.) Mr. Carrey wrote a column for the Huffington Post yesterday demanding more st...

 Canada Jim Carrey is terrific in a dramatic role as a man spiralling out of control with is constant obsession with the number 23. He clearly shows that he can play both a comedic and dramatic role effectively. The movie itself drags in some places and the ...

Jim Carrey returns to what he's best known for in this comedy about a banker who agrees to say "yes" to every opportunity that comes his way. Zooey Deschanel is his love interest. Warner's 2-Disc Special Edition includes 40 minutes of video bonus features plus a digital copy.

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Los Angeles Times Cregger is a self-righteous, hypocrite prig, and Moore does a barrel-scraping Jim Carrey impersonation that comes much closer to Jim Varney; he even makes those old "Strip-O-Rama" comedians look elegant and refined. (These two cretins are the ...

By Richard Jim Carrey will play the Devil who tempts die-hard Washington Senators fan Joe Boyd, who's sick of watching the Yankees win all the damn time, to sell him his soul in exchange for a victorious season. Carrey in that role makes sense. But Boyd, who magically becomes slugger Joe Hardy and helps...

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By Charles Gant Fifteen years after he began his leading-man career with Ace Ventura and The Mask, Carrey has helped push his latest comedy Yes Man to £6.68m after 10 days. The high concept – following the premise of Danny Wallace's book of the same name, Carrey says "yes" to everything – clearly helped the f...

I have never been a real fan of Jim Carrey’s, but that does not mean I have not enjoyed his movies. I have always thought he needed a special vehicle to harness his over the top comedic acting, as he could get to be a bit much to watch on occasion. In 1990 he landed a cast role on the hilarious televis...

By Roberta Jim Carrey has previously said that he has no intention of getting married to his girlfriend Jenny McCarthy. They have been dating since December 2005 and have no plans to make it official, saying that they “don’t need a piece of paper.”

By Chris(noreply@blogger.com) The last time that Jim Carrey was seen on the big screen it was early 2007 in Joel Schumacher's The Number 23. That film featured Carrey stepping away from his bread and butter comedy and into a role that threatened to stretch his range. Unfortunately, that experience went from hopeful thril...

Jim Carrey has struggled to connect with audiences in recent years. Perhaps years of promoting his slapstick persona and his public quest for an Academy Award have worn thin. Things were a bit different back in 1998 when The Truman Show stunned audiences and signaled Mr. Carrey’s entrance i...

By Chris(noreply@blogger.com) That said, this week's chart is topped with the latest Jim Carrey film, Yes Man. It is Carrey's return to live action comedy after his attempt at a thriller (The Number 23) and his voice performance in Horton Hears a Who! The film tells of a man whose mantra of "No" becomes one of "Yes" and drast...

By Seth It's rarer and rarer that we can call Jim Carrey the Biggest Star in the World, so let's savor this moment—granted a $10 million-lighter moment than we had predicted—and consider it a step in the right direction. Two years ago at this time, another forgettable Carrey comedy, Fun with Dick a...

By John Jim Carrey used to be pure money in the bank, but his star has lost a lot of its shine in the last few years (remember how dreadfully awful “The Number 23” was? It didn’t help that the first “Yes Man” trailer I saw looked like a pile of garbage. But he’s a good Canadian boy so I decided to head out and...

By nguirado We get the lovable Jim Carrey in Yes Man. Carrey tries to summon the crazy Jim you've seen in Dumb and Dumber and Ace Ventura, but those scenes are actually the worst parts of Yes Man. Especially bad are his turns as a drunk fighter in a bar room brawl and his awful, faux "don't take advantage of me...

By Seth It's rarer and rarer that we can call Jim Carrey the Biggest Star in the World, so let's savor this moment—granted a $10 million-lighter moment than we had predicted—and consider it a step in the right direction. Two years ago at this time, another forgettable Carrey comedy, Fun with Dick a...

By Kevin Reape His latest movie ‘Yes Man’ is his first comedy that he has starred in since 2005 when he did ‘Fun with Dick and Jane’, and many thought he was going into a possible retirement from his usual genre of movies, but his latest movie definitely shows that he is back and better than ever.

By harlemworldblog Ultimately this is a mildly entertaining film with a great premise and Jim Carrey’s brand of humor.     And speaking of Jim Carrey, the films shows he’s getting older and at some points a middle age guy doing slap stick looks foolish and not so funny.  So enjoy him while you can.

It's Will Smith vs. Jim Carrey in a boxoffice smackdown this weekend, while a misfit mouse tries to avoid getting squished in the clash of A-listers. Meanwhile, Universal unspools the animated feature "The Tale of Despereaux," a yarn about quirky rodents voiced by Matthew Broderick and D...

By STV Also opening: The acclaimed, brutal Italian mob-novel adaptation Gomorrah; Bruce Campbell's misbegotten paean to himself, My Name is Bruce; John Leguizamo's working-class drama Where God Left His Shoes; the Southern-fried ensemble piece (led by William Hurt) The Yellow Handkerc...

By STV WHAT'S NEW: Warners, Sony and Universal are the first round of studios to drop what's left of their 2009 slates — not quite the grand finale any of them were looking for, if reviews and box-office forecasts are any indication. Yes Man and Seven Pounds will battle for the week's top spot, with...

By Lou Lumenick The Jim Carrey comedy "Yes Man'' will top the weekend grosses in North America, says Steve Mason of Big Hollywood, who is predicting $26.35 over three days. Carrey's flick rates 36 percent at Rotten Tomatoes and gets 1.5 stars from Kyle Smith, Predicting to come in a close No. 2 is the abysmal Wi...

By Brad Brevet This won't be the film to turn Jim Carrey's career around, but it will be interesting to watch the box-office and see just how much influence he still has on general audiences. It's interesting to see how so many have turned on the star since Liar Liar in 1997 which was a hit with critics and sco...

By Colin Boyd The film is based on a book by Danny Wallace, an English radio producer who overheard someone on a bus utter “say yes more” and decided that he’d say yes to every opportunity that came along. The movie uses the same premise, although there’s now a series of self-help seminars about Yes that se...

Smith waded gently into dramatic waters in 1993, in a well-received role as a con artist in Six Degrees of Separation, while Carrey leveraged his star power to make his dramatic debut, 1998’s The Truman Show, a hit. The actors have since ping-ponged between comedy and drama movies with var...

By Jessica Jim Carrey wanted to clear up the comments he made the other day on Larry King about Prozac's lack of long-term efficacy. "There are a lot of different ways to skin a cat," Carrey tells People, "It's important to think on our own…There is drug company money that goes into the educational syst...

It's no longer possible to come to a movie starring Jim Carrey and not worry if it won't have too much ... you know, Jim Carrey. Will he overplay his shtick, his trademark manic mugging at every possible turn (think "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective")? Or will he dial it down a few notches and show the ac...

By Denise Duguay Late Show with David Letterman (11:35 p.m. ET on CBS and E!) Thursday: Michael Connelly Friday: Jennifer Aniston (Marley and Me) Charlie Rose (11:30 p.m. ET, PBS) Thursday: Jennifer Aniston (Marley and Me), Enya The Ellen DeGeneres Show (4 p.m. ET, CBC)

By kymberg REVIEW:  Pretty much what you’d expect from a movie that’s full of past and present SNL cast members. A sentimental farce with some great laughs, it’s exactly what I was looking for. Fey plays the kind of character she does on “30 Rock”, a sensible if sometimes befuddled woman surrounded by u...

By Elise Thompson If you’ve ever sat through one of the unfunny sketches featured on Mad TV or Saturday Night Live, wherein a mediocre actor lampoons a famous politician or celebrity to whom they bear no resemblance whatsoever; caricatures said politician or celebrity poorly and exaggeratedly, and bri...

By Missy Yuri Gripas/Reuters/Landov The good times continue for Jim Carrey and Evan Joseph Asher, the 6-year-old son of Jenny McCarthy, turning 36 on Saturday. In a new interview with OK!, Jenny says that her son -- like many boys -- is into "dinosaurs and flying dragons" and, generally, "anythin...

By Daniel Cummings Carrey plays Walter Sparrow, happily married to Agatha (Virginia Madsen), with one child, Robin (Logan Lerman). Agatha comes across a book titled The Number 23 and buys it for Walter. As Walter gets deeper and deeper into the book, he begins to become obsessed with 23 and discerns several s...

I'm at a loss for words. Let's see.... an old Jim Carry film, made again without Jim Carrey that focuses on a younger character or younger version of the Jim Carrey character. Gosh... for some reason that sounds familiar... what could it be??? OH RIGHT! Frigging Dumb and Dumberer, and Son of The Mask!

By Erik Davis Apparently, no one learned anything from Dumb and Dumberer or The Son of the Mask, as another classic Jim Carrey movie is about to have another sequel squeezed from its you know what minus all of the ingredients (mainly, Carrey) that made the series successful in the first place. Moviehole...

Mike: It was 2003 when Jim Carrey had a hit with Bruce Almighty, when he played a TV newsman who was given all of Gods (Morgan Freeman) power while He went on vacation. Bruce then misused that power to take vengeance on enemies, which taught him many varied life lessons. Skip forward a few years...

By Patrick Walsh Filed under: Animation, Casting, Tech Stuff, Family Films, Remakes and SequelsIn a recent interview, character actor extraordinaire Bob Hoskins let some pretty big news slip regarding an upcoming Robert Zemeckis project. Says Hoskins: "He's going to make A Christmas Carol with Jim C...

Some film critics and other middlebrow tastemakers have never forgiven Carrey for drawing huge audiences to watch him talk out of his ass in "Ace Ventura." His uncanny performance as the late guerrilla comedian Andy Kaufman in "Man on the Moon," which opens Dec. 22, may win Carrey the mains...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Film Rating: 6 out of 10 When we last saw Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) in Bruce Almighty, he was Jim Carrey’s hard working smug Buffalo newscaster rival. (...) Comment on this now or read more at slashfilm.com. Tags: Evan Almighty, Steve Carell

By Darrell Goodliffe Jim Carrey is Walter Sparrow, aptly named as he works as a local animal control officer. He is somewhat melancholy but otherwise well-adjusted -- that is, until he is bitten by a dog named Ned. Ned leads Sparrow to the grave of a Laura Tollins. Arriving late to meet his wife, Agatha Sparrow (Vir...