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90Irresistibly deranged.
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90A disgusting piece of work; I still can't believe how much I loved it.
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75Carrey's performance is a tour de force of physical mime.
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75Doesn't quite reach the heights - though it does plumb the depths - of its hugely popular predecessor. But it will have an enormous, appreciative audience doubled over with belly-busting laughs.
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75It has a few laughs, but it also has a lot of dead air, and barely any plot at all. In sporting terms, it's no home run.
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70The humor in Me, Myself and Irene is often outrageous but rarely cruel.
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67Has those proverbial big laffs in spades.
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67Every instance of gleeful bad taste is timed and positioned for maximum, liberating laugh value.
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67While they've managed to make a funny movie, they haven't made a great comedy.
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63The movie is dedicated, in a nice touch, to early Farrelly fan Gene Siskel. And Gene was right: The Farrellys are often very funny filmmakers. .
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63You can see Bobby and Peter Farrelly bent over blowing violently into the sails of this toy boat, trying to get it to move.
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63Few actors can match Carrey's ability to change his features and body language.
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60A tepid and surprisingly dull farce stamped from the "About Mary" mold.
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50Carrey gives an awesome comic performance.. Look out for huge amounts of deliberately disgusting, gross-out humor, though.
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50Hilarious, but it isn't much of a movie.
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50Utterly charmless - there's not even a glimmer.
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50The good ol' Jim Carrey we knew and loved is back, rude, crude and unglued.
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50It's not dumb-good. It's dumb-stupid.
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50For all their foul jokes and embarrassments, the brothers have a talent for creating characters whose goodness, and lack of ironic self-consciousness, shield them against life's insults.
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50This is the first movie I've ever seen -- porn included -- in which a guy gets coldcocked with a dildo.
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50Carrey and the Farrellys are equal-opportunity offenders.
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50These film-making provocateurs are divided between sweet and sour, between the romance of classic screwball comedy and Mad magazine on acid.
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50You are hereby absolved of all guilt when you laugh your ass off in the first half of the film.
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50For me, the Farrelly Brothers never rise beyond the late-night tittering of kids at summer camp.
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40A disappointment that mines the same vein of gross-out romantic comedy as"There's Something About Mary," without that film's oddball charm.
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40Funny as much of the action is, however, the approach feels rather less fresh, and the gross-outs seem more gratuitous.
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38A labored and sour comedy.
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38At some point the foul language, lascivious sight gags, references to sex toys, violence against animals and cruelty toward children simply ceases to be funny.
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30Leaving the theater, I couldn't quell those waves of disappointment: It just should have been funnier.
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30As the Farrellys have proved, tastelessness can be made palatable, but they've misfired with Me, Myself & Irene.
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30This is a farfetched premise, and the movie pays a price for it.
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30A kind of idealist fantasy that seems almost hamstrung by its plot.
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20It's sporadically funny but often unfunny, the latter worse than not being funny enough.
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10If you choose to see this puerile tripe, check your dignity at the door.
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0It's by far the worst comedy either he (Carrey) or the Farrelly Brothers have ever made.
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GavinC7It may be quite crude, but the laughs keep it on its feet.