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I'm usually a huge Jim Carey fan but I should have believed Ebert and
Roper as they both gave this "film" 2 thumbs down and said it was
irritating. I couldn't agree more. There were all sorts of funky things
going on and almost every gag was lame. Like their kid speaking Spanish
- unfunny! The nanny calling Dick a retard - out of place and unfunny!
Like when Dick held up the convenience store or the head shop -
unfunny! There's more and more. Tea Leone tries hard and obviously is
beautiful but she's again - unfunny! I always thought I could find
something funny in any comedy movie but this one left me aggravated not
happy. They could have done a lot more with the concept of revenge on
Enron, Worldcom and Tyco's company officers - like make a quality movie
for starters! I wish I could get my money back. Awful, Awful mess of a
movie - Don't Bother!.

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FUN WITH DICK AND JANE (2005) ** Jim Carrey, Tea Leoni, Alec Baldwin,
Richard Jenkins.

Toothless satire remake of a largely forgotten comedy.

Why does Hollywood continue to remake films that are in no way
clamoring to be remade? In the latest 're-imagining' of a 'comedy' from
the '70s that never registered to begin with the original FUN WITH DICK
AND JANE with George Segal and Jane Fonda, I must admit do not remember
at all. I was maybe ten when if first came out and when it premiered on
cable most of it was over my head for a sophisticated farce about a
middle-class couple facing life on another viewing when the corporate
ladder hubby has been scaling shakes him free from his ascent to
financial security.

In the toothless 21st century attempt to shock the system, Dick Harper
(sadly underused Carrey) is a VP wannabe of an Enron-like conglomerate
that is on the verge of financial ruin and federal indictments aplenty
when its CEO Jack McCallister (a slimily bearded Baldwin) absconds with
its pension plans for his own personal gains while alighting on the
company helicopter as Dick has been publicly humiliated as the
investors' patsy.

Dick's downward spiral continues as his wife Jane (Leoni, ditto)
attempts to maneuver their lateral positions for the best even if it
means paying their housekeeper in appliances when the money run out.

What could have been a clever skewering of the '00s blight of corporate
thievery and deceit comes across as a slap-happy sitcom sized rejoinder
to the rat race with the indisposed couple resorting to stick-up jobs
at the local mini- mart and eventually all paths leading back to the
man responsible for their plight.

Carrey and Leoni make the most of their slight screenplay (by Judd
Apatow, Nicholas Stoller and Peter Tolan) and the ham-fisted direction
by Dean Parisot but ultimately the story is rather beleaguered and the
send-off ending feels tacked on.

Too bad the comedy that could've been - sticking it to THE MAN - never
comes to fruition..