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Renee Zellweger co-stars as a woman who stays at [Jim Carrey's] side for no apparent reason except that the script requires her to.
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Not! Those two totally had chemistry on screen. They should've had a hot sex scene! ;)
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The movie must think all African Americans are required by statute or genetics to repeat the MF-word ceaselessly.
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True, true. Jim Carrey's sons swear way too much. It was amusing at first, but even we got offended after a while.
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The plot is murky.
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Yeah, but you don't really go to this type of movie for the plot, which isn't that bad, as compared to other mindless gag movies.
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Not many of the jokes are very funny, and some seem plain desperate.
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Some of the jokes were funny, Ebert. Where's your sense of humour, man??
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Irene, the Zellweger character, has not been invented fresh with a specific comic purpose, but is simply a recycled version of the character she usually plays.
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Hey, we thought she was pretty funny at times. It's not like she sign-languaged "You complete me" to Jim Carrey's character or anything. We wonder if he had her at "hello"?
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