Film School RejectsWith any gimmick movie, the story does break down at times. It’s nice to watch Carrey’s antics, but these movies always end ...
San Francisco ChronicleJim Carrey has reached an uncomfortable point in his career: He has gotten too old to act that way. You know, that way. Tha...
The Screening LogYes, Jim Carrey's latest comedy 'Yes Man' is overall enjoyable to watch, but no, it's by no means one of the best comedies o...
Get the Big Picture'Yes Man' could’ve been so much better if instead of Jim Carrey, we were watching a comedian we didn’t already associate...
New York Daily NewsIt's so easy to imagine the pitch meeting that led to the making of Peyton Reed's "Yes Man":
The New York TimesBut “Yes Man,” dutifully directed by Peyton Reed (“Bring It On,” “Down With Love”) is too sluggish and slapdash a vehicle fo...
FilmcriticEveryone involved with Yes Man should have said no to the project. Don't make the same mistake.
San Francisco ChronicleJim Carrey has reached an uncomfortable point in his career: He has gotten too old to act that way. You know, that way. Tha...
Chicago TribuneIt turned out more like a cinematic term paper than a movie, but Reed's willingness to go all the way—further than Doris Day...
E! OnlineRemember that episode of Seinfeld where George decides to do the opposite of everything he usually does, and it works out gr...
Entertainment WeeklyIt has more chuckles than guffaws, though, maybe because Carrey has always been a comic actor who says yes yes yes. Literali...
Chicago Sun-TimesIf the movie had been made just a little later to take advantage of the mortgage crisis, it could have been a docudrama.
ReelViewsYes Man is something other than what it is, but the minute Zooey Deschanel appears, the movie takes a left turn. Deschanel i...
VarietyGenial but slim, pic is certainly a light-hearted alternative to weighty year-end awards bait, but the conceit isn’t realiz...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Peyton Reed
Writer: Nicholas Stoller
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper
Release: December 19, 2008
Writer: Nicholas Stoller
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper
Release: December 19, 2008
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