Jim Carey gets back to his roots!

Rating: Null/10 (31 May 2003)

In being true to his roots, Jim Carey returns to "Liar, Liar" form, bringing us the best comedy to hit the screens since "Rat Race". Not only is "Bruce Almighty" the dose of comedy I needed in such dark times, there is a strong spiritual message that had myself and fellow audience goers teary eyed at the end. For the first time in years, I didn't mind being in a sold-out show, the energy and laughs from the crowd made the experience all the more enjoyable. There are many hidden religious and former Carey catch phrases from his previous blockbusters that if you really pay attention make it all the more rib tickling. With Freeman stealing some of the rubber-face comics former catch phrases as he plays the Almighty with a sense of style and humor, not only is God black, he looks like he's pimping Gucci. Carey and Freeman steal the show with their perfectly timed humor and comedic chemistry. However, Anniston just fizzles, I didn't really buy the chemistry between her and good old Jim. Once again another bland monotonous performance. Carey makes a rip-roaring comeback after his no-brainer performance in "The Majestic". There were times in the flick I thought at 25 I'd have to invest in some Depends. If you're looking for Jim to bring you back to his fan club finally, here's the one for you!