Kudos where they're due: This comedy of downward mobility isn't afraid to name names by ending with a pointed list of thanks to corporate plunderers and their henchman, from Enron chairman Ken Lay to Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski. If only the movie itself were so sharply funny. The year is 2000, and corporate shill Dick Harper (Jim Carrey) is moving steadily up the ladder at Globodyne Corporation, a booming business that has something to do with that crazy online gold mine everyone's desperate to get in on. But the corporate vice presidency that looks like the answer to all his prayers — his wife, Jane (Tea Leoni), could quit her awful job and attend to their small son (Aa...
Released:
2005
Rated:
PG-13
Length:
90 mins