Horrible

Rating: 1/10 (18 January 1999)

Is the American audience so ignorant that they can truly believe that such a poorly directed movie, which is nothing more than an interesting bit of coffee table philosophy could be a revolutionary cinematic concept?
Jim Carrey should stick to low brow facial acting, and leave the real acting to real actors. Though his comedic performance was the most entertaining aspect of the 2hours I wasted on this movie, it did not make the grade. This was nothing but a thinly veiled concept movie with a big name actor to railroad it into "the hearts of Americans". If you want to see a movie which has depth, in which all the elements of cinematic excellence come together to form a cohesive film try something like: Brazil or reading 1984 ( that was a bad movie). Try to find a movie without the "feel good" American perspective, where the director is afraid to alienate the ignorant..