Absolute corn ball

Rating: Null/10 (14 July 2011)

Jim Carry stars in another comedy (what else) that is obviously inspired from Liar Liar, which is was a hilarious comedy released 11 years prior to Yes Man.
Jim Carry plays a man named Carl who gets dragged into a convention, full of people who pressure him into becoming a Yes Man. This apparently means that Carl for the good of his life, should say yes to every opportunity in life.
This premise leads to Carl saying yes to questions he usually would say no to. Such as giving a homeless man a ride, while also giving him change after the smelly man begged for it.
You'd think with Jim Carry there would be comedic energy, unfortunately it's not so. This movie is slow in it's tracks, with Jim Carry acting as if he forgets he's in a comedy.
The premise of the movie is tired enough, you'd think an idea like this would lead to funny pay off, but it absolutely doesn't. There's nothing funny about a guy saying yes to an invitation to learn Arabic, which is what happens. Along with other boring scenarios.
Like most uninspired comedies, there's a clichéd and very corny love subplot with a woman named Allison. The movie has NO pay off what so ever. Instead, a miserable attempt to patch things up with Carl and Allison as they YOU GUESSED IT, have a misunderstanding.
All in all, the movie has only about two laughs and the rest is just boring and dull. The story has every comedy cliché in the book.