Me, Myself & Irene
Comedy • R • 2000 • 1 hr 57 min
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Underrated movie from the Jim Carrey catalog, we see his acting chops on full display as he portrays a character with split personalities
I like soft hearted movie in fact I love them. I don't have any complain about the movie. Thoroughly enjoyed it. (Nudity warning I guess).
My favourite comedy movie period. Original and fantastic concept,story,plot,characters,dialogue,jokes, joke variety,message,morals, kinged.
So dirty and quotable. Carrey puts in an impressive split personality performance. Otherwise classic Farrelly Brothers humor. Hilarious.
Hilarious movie lol, a very subtle joke that is easy to miss but very funny is when Jim Carrey says “Shonte jr!” And it goes by the quickly
No one other than Jim Carrey could have played this character. Crude, violent, and hilarious. Just enjoy, don't take it seriously!
Again Jim Carrey shows his best side, or should I say sides. You’re in for a good laugh
Funny movie, light-hearted, with a role only Jim Carrey could've pulled off.
A premise that is entirely far-fetched, even for the Farrelly brothers but works solely based on Carrey’s comedic abilities.
Love this film - Jim Carrey fantastic as always. Great supporting cast also. Perfect feel good film.
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