Dumb and Dumber

REVIEW
This sophomoric, scatological road comedy and box-office success follows Lloyd and Harry, two bumbling, dimwitted roommates who travel cross-country to locate Lloyd's dream woman (Holly). On the way, their stupid shenanigans involve them with blackmailers, murderers and high society. Anyone who has seen a Jerry Lewis or Bob Hope comedy has seen this all before. Ironically, for a Carrey vehicle it's Daniels as Harry who supplies most of the laughs, including a hilarious sequence set on the slopes of Aspen with Holly as a Margaret Dumont-like foil. Carrey, in turn, gives a hammy performance which captures none of the golden timing demonstrated in The Mask.