Frank Goad
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How many people on here have seen the movie Bruce Almighty?I have.
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How many people on here have seen the movie Bruce Almighty?
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I did a long time ago, but I don't really remember it very well.
Altfish
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Not me; I can't stand Jim Carey - don't like anything he's inHow many people on here have seen the movie Bruce Almighty?I have.
I went to theater with my friends, to watch it. I did enjoy it.
After The Truman Show, Jim Carrey had become a god to us...so we had to watch every movie.
After The Truman Show, Jim Carrey had become a god to us...so we had to watch every movie.
How many people on here have seen the movie Bruce Almighty?I have.
I watched it (and the sequel, Evan Almighty). I enjoyed it.
Subduction Zone
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But you are in France. They used to think that Jerry Lewis was the king of comedy
But you are in France. They used to think that Jerry Lewis was the king of comedy
Did they?
I understood Jaque Tati was the king. I believe Monty Python was modelled on his style.
Subduction Zone
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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...rned-nickname-le-roi-du-crazy-france-1031735/
"Dubbed “Le Roi du Crazy” (“the King of Crazy”) by the French intelligentsia starting in the mid-1960s, Lewis achieved a very special kind of stardom across the Atlantic: Loved by the American public but rarely respected by the highbrow press in the U.S., the comedian and director was quickly revered by some of France’s most influential critics, who considered him an auteur on par with Hollywood’s greatest. Since then, to be “the Jerry Lewis of” something has been a term used to describe the rare feat of finding success in France while remaining altogether misunderstood in one’s homeland."
"Writing about those movies in the influential film magazine Positif, Robert Benayoun, who authored the 1972 study Bonjour Monsieur Lewis, claimed that “since the death of Buster Keaton, Jerry Lewis is the greatest comic artist in the world,” while Jean-Luc Godard, the critic turned New Wave auteur, wrote in the Cahiers du cinema that “Jerry Lewis is the only American director who makes progressive films. He is superior to Chaplin and Keaton.” (Lewis was actually one of the rare filmmakers whom the ever-warring Positif and Cahiers factions could agree upon.)"
Maybe it is like the admiration that so many Americans have for Trump. In twenty years they will be pretending that never happened either.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I saw, "They call me Bruce".How many people on here have seen the movie Bruce Almighty?I have.
Is that close enough?
Jim Carey is not my favorite at all, but loved the movie, I do like Norman Freeman. I also liked 'O God' 1&2 with George Burns.
Jim Carry did a good job in that film. If you liked that one then watch Yes Man.How many people on here have seen the movie Bruce Almighty?I have.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I liked some films he did, but in general I'm not a fan of Jim Carey myself. I don't think he's really all that funny overall.
Morgan Freeman however.. that man is God.
George Burns.... he's evolved way beyond God.