Yes Man

2009. • 104 perc

A filmről

Golden Globe-winner Jim Carrey ("Bruce Almighty," "The Truman Show") stars in the hilarious comedy about a man who decides to say "yes" to everything, instead of saying "no" all the time, which had left him depressed and alone. Now, as the "Yes Man," he finds himself leading an exciting life, traveling the world meeting interesting people, and along they way finding romance. Also starring Bradley Cooper ("Wedding Crashers," "Failure to Launch"). Directed by Peyton Reed ("The Break-Up," "Bring It On") and produced by David Heyman ("Harry Potter" franchise) and Academy Award-winner Richard Zanuck ("Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Big Fish"). MPAA Rating: PG-13 (c) 2008 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. - - U.S., Canada, Bahamas and Bermuda. (c) 2008 Village Roadshow Films (BVI) Limited - - All Other Territories. All Rights Reserved.

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It's not terrible, but it is overlong & often cringey; funny in places, but not something I'd watch again. It nails the book's premise of saying yes more, but the slaughterhouse scene was in poor taste: I get it that the chickens were likely fake (bc in reality, they're struggling and screaming, electrocuted then have their throats slashed whole fully conscious.) If this movie featured dogs chained upsidedown about to be murdered, self-proclaimed animal lovers would've been outraged: But most ppl are speciesist hypocrites - some lives matter more than others to them. But it's not ok. Do you see any comedies about the human Holocaust? No. Still, this was 10 years ago and ppl are gradually becoming less ignorant I guess. Still, pretty blah movie. The singalong was the highlight

Its a good movie Jim is funny in it but I think rhys darby stole the show he was very funny in it I would have loved to have seen him more in the movie it would have had 5 stars from me then

Fresh air. Yes Man is easily my most favoured 'light hearted' movie. Jim Carey being the perfect choice.. Anyone want a can of Red Bull? Seriously though, this movie is good as long as you take it for what it is... A playfully eye opening performance.