Jim Carrey says "Yes!" to life in this bright and positively brilliant comedy. When negative Carl (Carrey) bumps into an old friend outside of his 'dead end job he's had for years'; he is thrown into the world of the 'Yes-Man'. With the help of Terrence Bundley (Stamp) he learns to say 'yes' and meets the indie-queen of his dreams - Alison (Zooey Deshaniel). Things begin looking up... until the cops arrive. Less accepting critics and 'No-men' alike may think that this film was a typical 'rom-com' with a predictable ending, but - in my opinion - the quirkyness of the characters , cast and upbeat modern soundtrack make this film great, even if Carrey is 'supposedly' past his sell-by date. The fun script and storyline will have you chuckling regardless. Director Peyton Reed isn't too experimental with the cameras thus 'Yes-Man' being your basic, but bold, comedy. If you need a good time say "Certainly" to this funky YEScapade!