ReelViewsA woefully underwritten motion picture that starts out as a dumb comedy before taking an ill-advised detour into mawkish sen...
Entertainment WeeklyA perfectly respectable Jim Carrey comedy that makes you feel as if you're right back in 1997, watching Liar Liar.
The Philadelphia InquirerBecause there's always been a megalomaniac lurking inside Carrey's manic personality, it's funny to see him literally play G...
Los Angeles TimesAn unevenness of tone, which becomes manipulative in effect, echoes and compounds the unconvincing look and feel of the enti...
The Boston GlobeBasically, Bruce Almighty is about getting Carrey to stop acting up. But without his misbehaving, there's no movie.
Chicago Sun-TimesA charmer, the kind of movie where Bruce learns that while he may not ever make a very good God, the experience may indeed m...
Washington PostSomething between an indiscretion and an atrocity, in the key of that most human yet loathsome of self-indulgences, vanity. ...
Washington Post[Carrey] is so gifted a physical comedian that even mediocre material shines in his talented hands.
USA TodayEveryone is well cast and no one more perfectly than Freeman, who is far more God-like than George Burns ever was.
Salon ArtsThe laughs in Bruce Almighty are thinly spread across a vast, bland cake of uplifting sentiment
Village VoiceBruce takes over for the vacationing deity, but despite an initial surge of jolly, somewhat cruel chaos (as when he forces t...
Richard Roeper... on at least three or four occasions, Carrey made me laugh so hard I had tears in my eyes -- and that's a heck of a trick...
Film ThreatIt'll be a miracle if the movie isn't a hit but my guess is that, upon seeing it, only the very rare viewer will give thanks...
The GuardianThis has some very funny moments and lines in its first act, and then jettisons the comedy in favour of a self-important dea...
EmpireWith Carrey on top form and some highly inventive sight gags, it's the proverbial laugh riot.
VarietyThere's remarkably little done with a premise snatched from high-concept heaven, adding yet another file to the growing cabi...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Tom Shadyac
Writer: Steve Koren
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman, Jennifer Aniston
Release: May 22, 2003
Writer: Steve Koren
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman, Jennifer Aniston
Release: May 22, 2003
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