An unctuous, smooth-talking divorce attorney's propensity for propitious prevarication may wow the juries, but his five-year-old son Max wants an end to the lies. So when Dad blows off the boy's birthday bash with yet another weak excuse, Max wishes his dad to spend a whole day incapable of lying. And lo and behold, the wish comes true, with hilariously disastrous results in the courtroom.
Review 1:
"...The premise is a terrific springboard for Mr. Pants-on-Fire Jim Carrey to return to top spastic-elastic form..." -- 3 out of 4 stars
Source: USA Today
p.1D 03/21/1997
Review 2:
"...Jim Carrey entertains himself mightily in LIAR LIAR, and his enthusiasm is infectious....Carrey is undeniably a virtuoso..."
Source: Entertainment Weekly
p.45--6 03/28/1997
Review 3:
"...There is probably no more consistently funny performer working in film today....When Carrey gets rolling everything he touches both verbally and physically leads to laughter..."
Source: Los Angeles Times
p.F1 03/21/1997
Review 4:
"...Here Carrey is likable and sympathetic, in a movie that will play for the whole family, entertaining each member on a different level..."
Source: Chicago Sun-Times
p.33 03/21/1997
Review 5:
"...An uproarious one-man free-for-all....[Carrey] bursts the bounds of conventionality with a liberating fury that offers the last word in Jekyll-Hyde fun..."
Source: New York Times
p.C3 03/21/1997
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