

2008·Comedy·1h 44m
6.3
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Carl Allen, a guy whose life is going nowhere, signs up for a self-help program based on one simple covenant: say yes to everything…and anything.
Directed by Peyton Reed
california
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loan officer
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life changing
candid
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amused
cheerful
derisive
joyful
Rank
#157 in 2008·#6806 overall

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Cast

Jim Carrey
Carl Allen

Zooey Deschanel
Renee Allison

Bradley Cooper
Peter

John Michael Higgins
Nick

Rhys Darby
Norman

Danny Masterson
Rooney

Fionnula Flanagan
Tillie

Terence Stamp
Terence

Sasha Alexander
Lucy

Molly Sims
Stephanie

Brent Briscoe
Homeless Guy

Rocky Carroll
Wes
Crew

Peyton Reed
Director

Nicholas Stoller
Screenplay

Jarrad Paul
Screenplay

Lyle Workman
Original Music Composer

Mark Oliver Everett
Original Music Composer

Craig Alpert
Editor

Robert D. Yeoman
Director of Photography

Dana Goldberg
Executive Producer

Bruce Berman
Executive Producer

Katterli Frauenfelder
Co-Producer

David Heyman
Producer

Richard D. Zanuck
Producer
Popular Reviews
3622 reviews
A Random GuyPRO
5.1★ · 07/27/26





This a camouflaged horror film
This a camouflaged horror film
Kenzie
5.0★ · 04/29/26

Is this as funny as it was when I was seven? No.
Is this as funny as it was when I was seven? No.
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Aminka
6.0★ · 05/09/26

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Mira
8.0★ · 03/28/26

lowkey wanna try this Method.
lowkey wanna try this Method.
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James Brent
7.0★ · 11/23/25

Jim Carrey's hilarious performance is one of the pieces of propaganda I'll always fall for; he never disappoints in terms of making things light every time he appears on screen. But not just this side of him can be bearable since he's fine in everything he does, whether it's drama or anything else.
I love how their narrative worked in a funny way alongside being realistic in life matters and experiences. You can't just always make excuses for yourself to satisfy what you're really not into; instead, try saying yes to things that can somewhat make you live further. CARPE DIEM, as for Mr. Keating, and it plays a very significant role in our lives, to let our soul live without any hesitations and live without our nos and maybes existing in our language.
I love how their narrative worked in a funny way alongside being realistic in life matters and experiences. You can't just always make excuses for yourself to satisfy what you're really not into; instead, try saying yes to things that can somewhat make you live further. CARPE DIEM, as for Mr. Keating, and it plays a very significant role in our lives, to let our soul live without any hesitations and live without our nos and maybes existing in our language.
Jim Carrey's hilarious performance is one of the pieces of propaganda I'll always fall for; he never disappoints in terms of making things light every time he appears on screen. But not just this side of him can be bearable since he's fine in everything he does, whether it's drama or anything else.
I love how their narrative worked in a funny way alongside being realistic in life matters and experiences. You can't just always make excuses for yourself to satisfy what you're really not into; instead, try saying yes to things that can somewhat make you live further. CARPE DIEM, as for Mr. Keating, and it plays a very significant role in our lives, to let our soul live without any hesitations and live without our nos and maybes existing in our language.
I love how their narrative worked in a funny way alongside being realistic in life matters and experiences. You can't just always make excuses for yourself to satisfy what you're really not into; instead, try saying yes to things that can somewhat make you live further. CARPE DIEM, as for Mr. Keating, and it plays a very significant role in our lives, to let our soul live without any hesitations and live without our nos and maybes existing in our language.
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