Absolutely hilarious.

Rating: 10/10 (27 November 2007)

Hilarious situations, a cross country road trip, and two immensely funny and talented lead actors  would it even be possible for a movie combining these elements to not be spectacular? Dumb and Dumber, starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels, is this critic's idea of the perfect film.
Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne, played by Carrey and Daniels respectively, are two dim-witted roommates residing in a dumpy Rhode Island apartment. Lloyd, a part-time limo driver, drives a beautiful woman, Mary Swanson, to the airport one day and recovers the briefcase she left in the terminal. Since he knows she's traveling to Aspen  "Mmm, California  beautiful."  he convinces his buddy Harry to drive him there. What they don't know is that as they travel, they're becoming more and more involved in a complex kidnapping scheme involving someone close to Mary.
Laughter ensues as the pair travel to Aspen  in a van resembling a sheepdog, no less  and experience quite a bit of uproarious trouble, some of which includes a diner scam, an ulcer-afflicted assassin, tests of friendship, and driving "a sixth of the way across the country in the wrong direction!"
As far as comedies go, and I am a big fan of many, this is the best I've seen yet. It contains just the right amount of subtle references, crude humor, and stupidity to make it the perfect comedy no matter what mood you're in. I personally have seen it over sixty times and haven't yet tired of it. Overall, Dumb and Dumber is a brilliant movie.