This movie has some severe problems

Rating: 1/10 (25 February 2019)

I hate to give the movie 1 out of 10, but it has severe issues that are simply unforgivable.
First of all, this film, made in 2008, attempts to laugh off sexual assault! When Jim Carey's character is in the bar he forcibly kisses a woman passing by him and we, the viewers, are supposed to forgive this because he makes some bad joke about how every girl deserves to go to a ball blah blah blah - no, it's nonconsensual SEXUAL ASSAULT. It doesn't matter what she says afterwards. It doesn't matter how many jokes Carey's character tells. He kissed a girl who didn't consent. Period.
As though this wasn't bad enough (and for me it was fatal to the movie), he afterwards gets into a fight with her boyfriend and ends up punching a random stranger in the face. That's ordinary criminal assault. The guy who got punched could have had him charged for that and for some bizarre reason doesn't press charges. Indeed, things continue on in their illogical way. After he hands out loans to every person who comes by his desk (thus defrauding the bank he works for) he gets promoted because it apparently was profitable. In real life he'd be sent to prison for a lengthy period of time, not least because he gives loans to personal friends - which is criminal behavior.
He goes out with an Iranian woman so that the movie can make fun of Persians. He takes Korean classes so that the movie can make fun of Koreans. His boss is an Australian weirdo so that the movie can make fun of Australians. The token black man in the movie is the bank's vice chairman, thus continuing the trope of the only black man being the chief of police/mayor/whatever as opposed to a regular character with ordinary dialogue.