Yes Man
Jim Carrey plays a guy who’s withdrawn into himself after his wife left him (3 short years before), and his friends keep trying to get him out and about, but he’s not answering their calls.
He runs into an old friend who tells him about a program where he can become a “yes man”, someone who says yes to everything in life, thereby really living and experiencing life.
Jim becomes the yes man and good things start happening to him. Whenever he says no, bad things happen.
The show was amusing, had some funny lines and scenes. I was expecting a sequel to Liar, Liar, but this was not that (for which I’m glad).
Not a bad little time waster.
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is the new 30. I want the world to close their mouths when they’re eating or chewing gum. If they don’t, I want to elbow them in the face.
Pretty much the same way I felt about the movie as well. Although the ending was probably the best part