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| Director: Peyton Reed
Actors: Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper, John Michael Higgins, Terence Stamp
Studio: Warner Home Video
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Rating:  79 reviews
Sales Rank: 8153
Format: Special Edition, Widescreen
Languages: English (Original Language), French (Original Language), Spanish (Original Language), Portuguese (Original Language)
Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Media: Blu-ray
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 104 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 5.3 x 0.6
MPN: 1000042595
UPC: 883929037186
EAN: 0883929037186
ASIN: B001FB55M6
Theatrical Release Date: 2008
Release Date: April 7, 2009
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| • | Carl Allen has stumbled across a way to shake free of post-divorce blues and a dead-end job: embrace life and say yes to everything. Working every funny bone in his nimble body and every muscle in his hilariously mobile face, Jim Carrey plays Carl in a YEScapade about opening up to lifes possibilities especially when those possibilities include romance with an intriguing, free-spirited musician (Z |
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Product Description
Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 04/07/2009 Run time: 104 minutes Rating: Pg13
Amazon.com
Jim Carrey does wonders with a slight premise that finds his reserved, emotionally-distant character, Carl Allen, a banker who routinely turns down loan applications, accepting a challenge to open up to life by saying "yes" to everything. A man who constantly disappoints friends by weasling out of opportunities for bonding and happiness, Carl radically changes into a creature of complete spontaneity. By never saying no anymore, he gets into situations with unpredictable outcomes, such as driving a homeless stranger to a scary-looking park at night. But for the most part, whatever Carl says yes to becomes a road to worthwhile experiences, even receiving a promotion at work for approving hundreds of micro-loans against all policy. Zooey Deschanel, who often plays appealing kooks, is very good as Carl's girlfriend, a free spirit who takes to his positivity about everything--for awhile, anyway. Director Peyton Reed (Down with Love) makes the most out of the gimmicky comedy, as does Carrey, who does wonders with scenes that are often left open-ended just to see what the brilliant comic will do with them. --Tom Keogh
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 79
 Yes Man (Single-Disc Edition) (2008) - Light Comedy November 22, 2009
Keith Mirenberg (www.spaceanimations.org)
This film rates four stars in my book. Jim Carey was great as always at visual comedy and worked very effectively with Zoey Dischanel in their zaney roles. A few scenes went well over the top, but if you like Jim Carey this film is for you.
 Entertaining, but glad I just rented it. November 21, 2009
Filmfan (Denmark)
I go with the 3 star ratings. Light, amusing, entertaining, but not one of his best. A routine comedy, all in all. I'd also suggest renting it - I wouldn't want to own it.
 Just Say Yes to Yes Man! November 19, 2009
Anthony Carpenter
Yes Man is a hilarious comedy with a positive message surrounding it.Jim Carrey stars as Carl,a banker who turns his life around after going to a YES Seminar.
In this seminar he must say Yes to every option that he is presented and this gets him in some really crazy situations like flying lessons,driving a homeless man to a park at night and a Persian wife finder site.His Manager Norm (Rhys Darby) is very funny and fun to watch as is Jim himself and Zooey Deschanel as the spontaneous girl who he falls in love with.A Good Hearted Comedy i recommend if you like Classic Jim like Liar Liar.
another quality film starring Jim Carrey November 15, 2009
B. E Jackson (Pennsylvania)
It seems Jim Carrey has turned his attention away from being his typically goofy self including facial expressions and other silly mannerisms, and has turned to a more... not necessarily a more intelligent style of comedy, but starring in films that focus less on the goofiness.
So far it seemed to work for Jim Carrey, because the Yes Man was pretty funny. It's about a man (Jim Carrey of course) who has to say "YES" to everything. This includes ALL questions asked by everyone. This can include having to say yes to his neighbor (an old lady who knows a thing or two about making love), his workmates (one of them being a Harry Potter fanatic) and his girlfriend (whom he met at a gas station while riding a motorcycle).
I do miss the old version of Jim Carrey where he was just an insanely goofy person, but with good writing to back up his behavior so the writing in those old movies had a purpose at least. Yes Man is a very minor disappointment in that regard, but not enough to take away from all the times I was sitting there laughing while watching it tonight.
The film does a really nice job covering a variety of different locations, and having Carrey's character interact with a variety of interesting people. I like that. It makes the story that much more interesting when Jim Carrey has to say yes to everything.
Maybe the writers could have found funnier ways for Jim Carrey to say yes involving funnier segments and questions, but that's a small complaint because in the end this is a movie I recommend you watch with your family, and a film all Jim Carrey fans should be able to appreciate.
 Say no, say no! October 27, 2009
Miles D. Moore (Alexandria, VA USA)
I was forced to watch "Yes Man" on a bus traveling from Washington, DC to New York City. There was no way to avoid it (the sound was up full blast, the screen right in my face), although I wish there had been. I guess the bus driver could have chosen a worse movie than this jerry-built contraption for Jim Carrey, but not by much. The story involves a depressed, negative man (Carrey) who is forced by a self-help guru (Terence Stamp) to agree to everything everyone asks him to do. If "Yes Man" were merely a typical Hollywood "comedy" that mistook frenzy for laughs, I could have borne it. But "Yes Man" crosses over far too often into the realms of the offensive. The "jokes" include one of the most distasteful sex scenes in cinematic history (you'll know it when you see it) and a scene between Carrey and a German shepherd that conjures images of that perennial laff riot, Abu Ghraib. Carrey flounders in the awful script, as do other talented actors such as Stamp, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper and Fionnula Flanagan. I would advise even die-hard Carrey fans to skip this one.
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