Liar Liar Rating: Release Date: 06 May, 2003 Retail Price: $19.98 OUR Price: $17.98 You SAVE: $2.00! Cast: Jim Carrey Maura Tierney Cary Elwes Anne Ryan Complete Cast (9 total)

Liar Liar Reviews

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Liar Liar-A funny movie that isn't "crazy"
This is a AWESOME movie, it has Jim Carrey in it, but he isn't crazy like in his other movies, thats a great PLUS. It's about a man that loves his son, but because he is a lowyer, he has NO time for him, even though he would say promise. Not only is this lowyer, a lowyer, he is a lowyer that lies like crazy, if you have this on DVD collector's edition you get the un-cut part where he lies like crazy, and I mean crazy, and wins the case. Now his son wishes that he can't lie for ONE day, plus with hes wife thinking about going to Bosten with her ex-boyfriend, he's life turns around for the bad. He makes it funny by over-acting and he has to tell the truth, he can't not say nothing. In the end, he wins the case, his wife, and Max.
Acters are very good:9.5/10
Fun, it's a fun movie:9/10
Movieplay, it's not long for a movie:5/10
Sound, it's just right with each secteon of the movie:9.5/10
Overall it's a good movie:9/10

Laughed 'til I cried!
Liar, Liar is an hysterically funny movie starring Jim Carrey as a man who simply cannot tell the truth. That is, until his little boy makes a birthday wish that for an entire 24 hours his father cannot tell a lie.

Carrey plays a lawyer who defends the lowest of low characters. His life is practically run by his boss, "the woman from Hell", played by Amanda Donahoe.

On the night of his son's birthday party, he is supposed to be at his ex-wife's house celebrating the little boy's birthday. Instead, he is in the sack with Amanda. His little boy makes his wish, and just after the two grown-ups have done their thing, and Amanda asks Jim how he's doing, Jim Carrey tells her, "I've had better." I thought I'd die laughing. The truth is supposed to set you free, but it got Carrey into a whole lot of hot water. Boiling hot water!

He goes about the 24 hours not being able to tell a lie. His entire office co-workers are told off about their appearance and what they should do about it. Even after he leaves work, and is pulled over by a policeman, the policeman asks him if he knew what he'd been doing. Carrey goes into this long description of all the bad things he'd done, like "...running a red light, and speeeeeding!"

In the courtroom he knows he's supposed to lie so that a client can get full custody of her kids plus millions of dollars. But the poor man just can't lie. He requests a bathroom break, and when he's in the bathroom, he begins to beat himself up, knocking his head on the wall, pulling the toilet seat down on his head, just literally bruising himself black and blue.

A man walks into the bathroom and asks him what he's doing. He turns around and with a disgusted look on his face says, "I'm kicking my ... Do you mind?"

I didn't think Carrey could get funnier than he was in The Mask, but I dreamed this movie and laughed all night long. My husband said I kept him awake, and why couldn't I sleep without dreaming.

If you don't watch another movie this year, you should at least be sure to watch Liar, Liar, especially if you are in need of a gut-splitting laugh.

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