Directed by: Tom Shadyac
Starring: Dougald Park, Timothy Di Pri, Koby Allie, Rina Fernandez, Maria Quiban
Bruce Nolan has the worst luck in the universe. He gets beat up by thugs, his buisness rival, Evan Baxter, is getting all the oppurtunites Bruce deserves and can't even housebreak his dog. Soon enough, Bruce gets tired of it and starts to pick on God for giving him all the bad luck. Then, a mysterious person starts paging Bruce, who turns out to be God. God gives Bruce all his powers to see if... More »

Directed by: Joel Schumacher
Starring: Jim Carrey, Tara Karsian, Maile Flanagan, Lynn Collins, Ka'Ramuu Kush
Walter Sparrow (Jim Carrey) becomes obsessed with a book that appears to be based on his life but ends with a murder that has yet to happen in real life.

Directed by: Mennan Yapo
Starring: Mark Famiglietti, Nia Long, Julian McMahon, Sandra Bullock, Amber Valletta
Linda (Sandra Bullock) is surprised when her husband (Julian McMahon) is killed and finds him alive the next day. She had in fact had a premonition.

Arguably one of the most popular entertainers of his lifetime, Jim Carrey has combined equal parts of his idol Jerry Lewis, his spiritual ancestor Harry Ritz, and the loose-limbed Ray Bolger into a gleefully uninhibited screen image that is uniquely his own.

Carrey was born on January 17, 1962, into a peripatetic household that regularly ran the gamut from middle-comfort to... More »

Jim Fullington was probably best known as "The Sandman" beer guzzling wrestler who was oftentime drunk when coming out to wrestle in ECW. Jim was branded a traitor when he jumped to WCW in 1999 by hardcore ECW fans. Jim didn't find much success in WCW and was released in 2000 after he suffered a shoulder injury. Jim returned to ECW in 2000 and the fans went wild when he returned and saved Tommy... More »

Jim Kaat pitched for five Major League Baseball franchises for a total of 25 years. Always reliable throughout his career (spanning the 1959-1983 seasons), Kaat went on to win a record 16 consecutive Gold Gloves as the best defensive pitcher from 1962-1977. Additionally, he appeared in three All-Star Games.

After retiring as a player, Kaat worked as a pitching coach for one... More »