Fun With Dick and Jane

Reviewed by:
Paul Ulane

Jim Carrey returns to his loudmouthed, rubber-faced, overacting roots in this backhanded spoof of the life and times of Ken Lay. The brisk comedy alternates between blatant slapstick and subtle upper-class digs, but the extras stick to the basics. Deleted scenes unveil more robberies paced by Carrey and costar Téa Leoni's punch lines, while a gag reel is essentially a "best of" montage for Carrey as he takes turns cracking up his costars. If that's not enough hamming, there's also publicity junket outtakes of Carrey acting more ridiculous than he ever did in the likes of Ace Ventura, Liar Liar, or The Majestic.