And when you've got a Jim Carrey, whose stock in trade is taking pratfalls and making stupid faces, and you realize that people will come in droves to see it, you can do anything you like and know that you will sell tickets. This film will doubtless make a ton of money, despite anything I say. The plot, which has occasioned howls of protest from the mental health community, both mislabels and misrepresents a major psychological disorder. But I'm not entirely sure that isn't intentional. A Farrelly film is, by definition, outrageous.
Nice guy takes it.
Nice guy eventually gets kicked once too often and develops a mean personality to deal with the insults. Now he is two people. Nice guy and girl have adventures. Meanwhile, film manages to gross out nearly everyone with scatological, puking and other bathroom jokes. Well, I'll give the Farrellys credit for doing what they said they wanted to.