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<font size="4"><br>Bruce Almighty</font>
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<br>movie review by Gary Johnson</font>
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<p>Over the past four or five years, Jim Carrey has seemed bent on establishing himself as a serious actor, tackling roles in <i>Man on the Moon</i> and <i>The Majestic</i> (even playing a supporting role in <i>Simon Birch</i>). His last full-fledged comedic role (not counting <i>How the Grinch Stole Christmas</i>) was <i>Me, Myself and Irene</i>, which was released in June 2000. But regardless of how much his fans might complain while longing for the good ol' days of <i>Ace Ventura</i> and <i>Dumb & Dumber</i>, Carrey has never moved far from comedy. He may have been hurt when he didn't receive an Academy Award nomination for portraying Andy Kaufman in <i>Man in the Moon</i>, but he also seems to know what he does best.
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