Budget
$100,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$110,332,737
Opening weekend US & Canada
$14,383,515
Gross worldwide
$204,681,899
Budget
$100,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$110,332,737
Opening weekend US & Canada
$14,383,515
Gross worldwide
$204,681,899
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By Branson 2022-03-25 09:01:08
The definition of comedy does not apply to this movie at all. To tell the truth, where is the joke in this movie? After Jim Carrey was labeled as a comedy, in fact, if you look closely, many of his films are too personal. That is his unique exaggeration. It's just a pity that this performance mode is in this way. Totally useless in a movie. This film is somewhat analogous to Xing Ye's "The King of Comedy", except that Xing Ye's character is always poor, while Jin's character falls from the...
By Berniece 2022-03-25 09:01:08
looking forward to your return
Again, I want to say sorry to Jim Carrey. I've been wanting to see this movie for a long time, but it's been delayed until now. In 2018, Jim Carrey has no works. Having suffered from depression, he has slowly disappeared from the public eye. And those of us Kai fans can only watch Brother Kai's movies over and over again and reminisce about his magic.
By Earline 2022-03-25 09:01:08
Please be optimistic in the face of difficulties!
This movie was directed at Jim Carrey, and it was really good. In fact, when watching Jim Carrey's movies, I just want to be happy and laugh, but this movie, except for the beginning and the end, is mostly helpless and pitiful! But Jim Carrey used an optimistic performance method to turn the mess of life after unemployment into funny scenes. Although I laughed many times when I watched it, I was very helpless and had a sour feeling. . This may be to tell us that when encountering...
By Lionel 2022-03-25 09:01:08
Just recently, I wanted to watch a comedy, and I thought about it. I found that the work is not easy, and there will be a share of business closures at any time. This scene is particularly impressive to me, when all your deposits or pensions are all company stocks, especially when the stocks are maliciously sold, and then all your money is lost and worthless. For example, a video website . But what about ordinary people who hold shares in its company? It is not the CEO of the company who...
By Candice 2022-03-24 09:01:41
What if I am unemployed? What should I do if my house, car, household appliances, turf and many other items are still mortgaged after I lose my job? Jim Carrey and Tia Leoni gave you a good idea - form a husband and wife team to rob, rob supermarkets, rob people who get cash from the roadside, steal neighbor's turf in the middle of the night... Countless
absurd things Happening in the post-unemployment life of this male and female pair, the film is full of jokes, and Jim Carrey...
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By Zechariah 2022-04-23 07:01:47
I saw it a long time ago, the counterattack of the little...
By Denis 2022-04-23 07:01:47
As a righteous citizen who sees thieves movies because they can easily escape legal punishment, this story is too much but it is really...
By Bryon 2022-04-22 07:01:14
Didn't get...
By Natalie 2022-04-22 07:01:14
Did you anticipate the financial crisis of 2008 when you filmed...
By Ashlynn 2022-04-22 07:01:14
I like watching money grabs....
Billy Harper: Mama quit her yob yayyyy!
Billy Harper: What are you doing to the television?
Dick Harper: [holding McCallister at gunpoint] I've been terminated, bankrupted, deported and blackmailed because of you, and I'm not leaving here without your money.
Jack McCallister: What are you gonna do, Dick? Shoot me if I don't approve that form?
Dick Harper: Write me a check.
Jack McCallister: You are kidding me.
Jane Harper: Dick, it's not going to do us any good. He's just going to cancel it the minute we walk out of here.
Dick Harper: [eyes watering, getting emotional] I don't care... I don't care. I'm not walking out of this bank empty-handed.
Jack McCallister: ...Alright. Alright, Dick, I'm gonna write you a check. I'm gonna need my hand back though.
Dick Harper: Gladly.
[releases grip]
Jack McCallister: Alright, yes sir, I'm gonna write you that check, and what's more I'm not gonna cancel it as soon as I leave the bank because I think it takes alotta cojones to do what you two have done here today, and I admire that. So, here you go. Just a little something to show you what I think you're worth.
[hands him a check for $100]
Jack McCallister: Y'all take care now.
[McCallister leaves; Jane approaches a dejected Dick tenderly]
Jane Harper: Honey... sweetie... give me the squirt gun.
Dick Harper: [not looking at her] Do you still have McCallister's form?
Jane Harper: Yeah, why?
[Dick looks up at her holding McCallister's check]
Dick Harper: Because I just got his signature.
[He holds up a fountain pen]
Dick Harper: Weren't you an art major?
[Jane realizes that, just like McCallister, she's been had by Dick]
Jane Harper: [quietly excited] Dick Harper! I was completely fooled! I didn't know you could act!
Dick Harper: Hon. In 10th grade, I played Biff in "Death of a Salesman". See how I got my eyes all watering up? Yes, sir. It's all right there.