Jim Carrey,
Ewan McGregor,
Leslie Mann,
Rodrigo Santoro,
Antoni Corone
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Bad Santa co-screenwriters Glenn Ficara and John Requa re-team for this fact-based black comedy starring Jim Carrey as a Texas police officer-turned-con man who makes the leap to white-collar criminal... read more
Directed by: Glenn Ficarra, John Requa
Release Date: December 3, 2010
DVD Release Date: April 5, 2011
Stats: 5,231 reviews
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May 23, 2012fb1378820053I Love You Phillip Morris is surprisingly one of the years funniest Comedy's of the year. Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor are fantastic as Gay Lovers. Certainly Jim Carrey who boasts one of his best performances in years. I Love You Phillip Morris may be hard to watch, in more ways ... read more
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May 20, 2012
Steven Russell: I love you, Phillip Morris! I love you!
"Based On A True Story... No, Really It Is"
The story of Steven Russell and the man he loves, Phillip Morris, is one crazy fucking story. The film portrays it no differently. Sure it goes a little to the extreme with some... read more -
March 6, 2012
Gayest movie ever!!! Here are two men in love who are blissfully tender with each other, their relationship and their quirks and their PDA unfettered by sociopolitical agenda, cinematic style, or practiced macho-ness. This is a love story through and through.
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February 20, 2012
I love you phillip morris is brilliantly written and directed, the performances by Carrey and McGregor are truly amazing in particular Ewan McGregor playing Phillip, Steven's love interest. These two were the last people i'd expect to play a gay couple, after witnessing Carrey's ... read more
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December 30, 2011
I Love You Phillip Morris may not be the perfect comedy but it sure was a good return for the funny side of Jim Carrey and it was enjoyable enough.
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November 25, 2011
Incredibly hilarious and it doesn't pull a single punch. Hands down my favorite 2nd favorite "gay" film, after A Single Man.
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August 30, 2011fb1672039553I love you Jim Carrey. If his character could have made this movie, there wouldn't be a difference. Its flamboyant, care-free direction took the kind of balls that Steven Jay Russell must have had to do all these things he did.
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August 25, 2011
Cast: Jim Carrey, Ewan McGregor, Leslie Mann, Rodrigo Santoro, Antoni Corone, Brennan Brown, Michael Mandel, Annie Golden
Director: Glenn Ficarra, John Requa
Summary: When upstanding Texas cop Steven Russell (Jim Carrey) realizes he's gay, he changes his entire life and p... read more -
August 19, 2011
This film is based on the unbelievable true story of Steven Russell, a secretly gay family man who went from being a cop to an unrepentant con man and compulsive liar. He escaped from prison roughly four times, committed all kinds of financial crimes, and eventually received one... read more
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August 18, 2011fb619846742A self-satisfied movie about no one particularly likable, concerning a con-man (Jim Carrey) who has an epiphany that he has been leading a phony life and that he is indeed gay, and while in jail serving time for one of his many gigs gone wrong, meets a sweet man (Ewan McGregor) w... read more
Critic Reviews
Russell was a fascinating character and a real puzzle box; but the filmmakers have turned his life into a broad farce with one wocka-wocka gag after another. Full Review
Despite its title, it has nothing to do with cigarettes. But its star, as he once famously said on screen, is absolutely "smokin'." Full Review
Yes, some familiar Carrey tactics are on display, but the star's performance has real heart - it's easily the best thing he has done since Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Full Review
A delirious comedy that remains on track largely thanks to Jim Carrey's goofy but grounded performance. Full Review
The romance between them is touching at its best moments, corny at its worst. Full Review
It finds the humor in an unlikely love story, and it resists any temptation to play it straight. Full Review
Carrey is truly great in one of those rare risky roles that prove he can do more than pull faces, although the frank portrayal of an alpha male who is also "gay, gay, gay, gay, gay" is sure to make so... Full Review
Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of I Love You Phillip Morris is its inability to maintain the high level at which it begins -- a withering lampoon of wholesome, middle class values. Full Review
There's plenty to scratch your head about here. Is it a drama? A comedy? And if it's a farce, what's it making fun of? Full Review
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