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Well, in terms of creativeness, yes. The film is a good idea, and has plenty of highlights that we can all associate with our own lives. Basically Bruce (Carrey) is sick of life and feels god is deliberately making his life difficult, and when he looses out on a promotion he has a breakdown blaming God for everything. Enter God (Freeman), sick of Bruce’s whining God gives him his powers and the fun really starts. It’s amusing to see how Bruce uses these powers as we can all honestly say we’d use them in a very similar way.
However the story doesn’t really go much further than that and fails to hit an amazing climax.
If your looking for a film that is funny and un-original then this one is for you, if you’re a fan of Carrey’s work, don’t miss it (its quite rewarding when Freeman say “Aaallllriiiggghhhttttyy then” in the style of Ace Ventura) If your looking for a suspense film with a moral to its story, I’d give this a miss.
Garlic Bread overall liking…Good with elements of Great
Garlic Bread favourite scene… Bruce on live television at Niagara falls.
Garlic bread rating… 7/8 out of 10
> One of the best bits was Bruce making the reporter speak funny.
Did anyone else notice that on the autocue, it said "Me and my little nipples went to France."?
:D
Overall the film was ok but very few funny moments, almost too serious for a comedy. Carrey was good, but few classic Carrey moments.
By far the worst bit was Bruce's 'catchphrase' "gooooooood", it came close to making me cry after it was said countless number of times. They also overdid the cheesy moments. (All this is to be expected with a Carrey film- I shouldn't have expected more, but I did- it was a very good idea for a film in principle.)
Must(It is) be a great film then.
> I thought BA was pretty crap actually.
you would appear to be in a minority with your opinion.