It has its ups and downs but it's still the classic Jim Carrey schtick

Rating: Null/10 (24 May 2003)

** POSSIBLE SPOILERS **
The good parts of the film are the message. We, as humans, can never try to make the world revolve around us nor can we understand how God works the way He does. We can never go on life on our own and we must rely on (or humble ourselves to) a higher power, particularly God, however, God is portrayed negatively in this film as one of those "playful Gods" who like to pick on people. There is little or no emphasis on Christ and Redemption. Bruce Nolan (Carrey) and his girlfriend, Grace, are shacked up together in sin and yet, God chooses to "bless" them. Bruce uses a couple of ungodly vocabulary, including the f-word. Still, Grace continues to pray for Bruce's well-being and Bruce manages to sum up a good prayer. Jim Carrey is still funny, with his unique comedic style, complete with stupid-funny antics. I give this ** out of **** stars.