Onwards and upwards! Carrey is perfectly cast in this wild and funny comic book adaptation.

Jim carries out his trademark schtick as The Riddler, in this action-packed (but campy) comic book thriller.

Much maligned, but not a terrible film. Carrey is still funny, albeit in a much darker way as an obsessive cable repair man who attempts to befriend Matthew Broderick.

Jim's most serious film up until this point. A fantastic film that asks questions about the morals and ethics in how far we go in reality television. Powerhouse performance from Carrey. Fantastic.

Reuniting once again with the Farrelly Brothers, this film is darker and cruder than Dumb and Dumber, but there are still plenty of laughs as Carrey portrays a man with a duel personality.

After his great turn in The Truman Show, Carrey stars in this sentimental drama from Frank Darabont (The Shawshank Redemption). An intriguing premise is stretched a bit thin after a while.

A brilliant film from Michael Gondry where Carrey stars with Kate Winslet as they play a couple who have their memories of eachother wiped out. Carrey's best serious role along with The Truman Show.

Dissapointing remake of the George Segal/Jane Fonda film. Probably one of Carrey's least funny films, which is just too conventional and gives him less room to provide more laughs.

Another Dr. Seuss story role, this is a brilliant kid's film with plenty for adults to enjoy, thanks to the great casting of Jim with his old Bruce Almighty co-star Steve Carrell.