In the 2003 Jim Carrey movie "Bruce Almighty," Carrey's character suddenly acquires God-like powers, and uses those powers to lasso the full moon and pull it closer to Earth to woo his beloved.

In “The Truman Show” and “Man on the Moon,” Carrey demonstrated that he was capable of something beyond buffoon roles. The sloppy “Bruce Almighty” may well be more popular, but it’s ...

From the television commercials, "Bruce Almighty" looks like Jim Carrey's ... in the tradition of "The Truman Show" and "Man on the Moon" - he's back doing what he does best, doing what his ...

Instead of rejuvenation, though, “Bruce Almighty” is the routine work of ... When, for instance, Bruce uses his powers to bring the moon closer to the Earth for the right romantic touch ...

Bruce Almighty, one of the most beloved comedies ... two great performances in the dramatic movies The Truman Show and Man on the Moon saw the actor receive critical acclaim.

He may make up to $25 million per picture, but Jim Carrey has come to terms with failure -- failure to find the respect he craved for taking more serious roles in Man on the Moon and The Majestic.

Bruce Almighty” boasts a new crop of Carrey catchphrases ... Like willing his dog to use the toilet — and put the seat down. Bringing the moon in closer to make an evening more romantic ...

Bruce Almighty attempts to blend both sides of the ... walking on water (in front of an atrocious blue screen), and pulling the moon closer to his balcony in order to woo his girlfriend Grace ...