"He's got the power"

Rating: 7/10 (2 January 2012)

A guy who complains about God too often is given almighty powers to teach him how difficult it is to run the world.
Have you ever wanted to change something? How bout lots? How about rearranging every bit and piece of your life, and making it to your liking. But soon your going to realize that everybody else wants change to, but your soon going to realize your being selfish with your powers... Bruce Almighty is exactly that, and a bit more. It depicts the message, mixing in a little vulgarity, and making it quite a picture. The acting in this film was pretty good. I didn't expect the best, but I got more than I wanted. Jim Carrey, Jennifer Aniston, and Morgan Freeman make this film; even the parts with Steve Carrel. Then we have the next stupendous act, the message. This is why the film gets an 7 for me, because it shows something while not trying to put it out there too much. It's heartwarming, and a bit hard to see through. It shows life, but tries not to. I love that. Everything else was projected pretty well too. The reason the film isn't a 10 for me is because the film tends to be a little childish with it's humor. I mean there's LOTS of hilarious scenes, but sometimes they set the boundary a little too high... or a little too low. Either one, it didn't do it for me. I loved how they showed Morgan Freeman as God (while also making a point) but hating the fact that Jim Carrey had insects flying out of his mouth. All I had to do was get through it, and you will too. I highly recommend this film for people who love films with a message. If your not to fond of crude humor, you might want to stay away, but also know that the film is making points with and within. To make a precise similarity, if you loved Click (even with it's vulgar humor) then you'll love Bruce Almighty. Just know when the laugh and when not to laugh. Bruce Almighty... 7/10.