The 90s were really full of films from Workaholics.

Rating: 5/10 (18 May 2020)

The film is nothing big and nothing earth-shattering but the acting by Jim Carrey is so over-the-top that I find it a bit of a shame that you don't get an Oscar for comedy rolls.
In itself it is a really great idea with a nice message, but I don't know if it is wise to end up with a pretty malty kitschy Hollywood in a movie that is about telling the truth because in the end everything turns out well and the couple comes back together is the biggest lie. I am sorry for the new friend of mine because I really think that he is a personable person and they deserve more than Jim Carrey's character who is just too unappealing.
Despite his thin plot, Liar Liar is highlighted by Jim Carrey's exuberant physical humor, and the result is a laughing revolt that has helped to add to the comedian's appeal.
But I like that the film has a relatively vulgar and rough way that makes it much more believable even though it is an adult film for children it is not held back when people shout at each other.
despite everything I'm not happy with the end and wonder if that was really the right decision because Jim Carrey is unemployed at the end of the film, a good man with good intentions didn't get married, a boy who had the opportunity to get into a bigger one Moving to town continues to live alone with his mother in a small apartment, and the woman has come together with a constant lying to the idiots.
Also, if he's such a good liar, I mean why doesn't Fletcher Reede just become an actor.
I know you don't have to do it with a hundred percent logic in the end it's still just a film but it has to be credible and meaningful somewhere.
or at least plausible enough that you can get involved to follow it.Art und Weise