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Yes Man
TrailerCarl Allen's life is going nowhere, the operative word being 'no', until he signs up for a self-help program based on one simple covenant: say yes to everything, and anything. His professional and romantic life turns upside down overnight, but better can be good's enemy.Actors: Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper, John Michael Higgins, Rhys Darby, Danny Masterson, Fionnula Flanagan, Terence Stamp, Sasha Alexander, Molly Sims, Brent Briscoe, ...»Director: Peyton ReedCountry: United States, United KingdomDuration: 104 minQuality: HDRelease: 2008IMDb: 6.80 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Characters of "Yes Man"
CarlPlayed by: Jim CarreyAllisonPlayed by: Zooey DeschanelPeterPlayed by: Bradley CooperNickPlayed by: John Michael HigginsNormanPlayed by: Rhys DarbyRooneyPlayed by: Danny MastersonTilliePlayed by: Fionnula FlanaganTerrencePlayed by: Terence StampLucyPlayed by: Sasha AlexanderStephaniePlayed by: Molly SimsHomeless GuyPlayed by: Brent BriscoeWesPlayed by: Rocky CarrollTweedPlayed by: John CothranMultackPlayed by: Spencer GarrettTedPlayed by: Sean O'BryanMarvPlayed by: Patrick LabyorteauxJanetPlayed by: Maile FlanaganDaphnePlayed by: Heidi HerschbachReggiePlayed by: Jarrad PaulLeePlayed by: Aaron TakahashiSoo-MiPlayed by: Vivian BangChul-SooPlayed by: William Will Simm -
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Critic Reviews of "Yes Man"
Ben Mankiewicz At the MoviesDecember 22, 2008I think this movie needs to be skipped.
Stephen Whitty Newark Star-LedgerDecember 19, 2008It's a small, nice return to form by Jim Carrey.
Kyle Smith New York PostDecember 19, 2008The first time I saw Yes Man, I thought the concept was getting kind of stale toward the end. As it turns out, that was only the trailer.
Elizabeth Weitzman New York Daily NewsDecember 19, 2008If you own the superior Liar Liar, you might as well stay home and watch it again. When Hollywood can't be both-ered to come up with new ideas, we have every right to just say no.
Colin Covert Minneapolis Star TribuneDecember 19, 2008There are flat performances in the film, false situations and bad lines, but the laughs are there and the message about personal transformation is timeless.
Ben Kenigsberg Time Out ChicagoOctober 06, 2011As self-help comedy, the movie is no more overdetermined than its own highbrow counterpart, Happy-Go-Lucky.
Simon Reynolds Digital SpyJuly 14, 2011It's a decent enough time-killer for Carrey fans and those after something light and non-taxing after a heavy Christmas Day feast.
Dave White Movies.comApril 04, 2011I have to admit that it was pretty funny a lot of the time.
Eric D. Snider EricDSnider.comApril 04, 2011As much as I try to convince myself I'm tired of Jim Carrey, darn it, he almost always amuses me.
William Goss CinematicalDecember 17, 2009A ready-made Christmas-time crowd-pleaser that pretty much plays it safe, even in its cruder moments, and will be in circulation on cable soon enough.
Sonny Bunch Washington TimesAugust 30, 2009Mr. Carrey's performance is a return to the rubber-faced roles that dominated multiplexes in the mid- to late '90s, and that's not necessarily a good thing.
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