LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In Hollywood, long considered an encampment of liberal-minded showbiz sinners, God has found an ally in director Tom Shadyac, whose big-budget comedy "Evan Almighty" debuts in ...

Evan Almighty, the followup to Bruce Almighty, is the work of an angry God. At 89 minutes that last a lifetime, it’s a sanctimonious sitcom dolled up as the most expensive comedy ever made — $175 mil, ...

Jim Carrey already learned his lessons from God. Now it’s Steve Carell’s turn. A bit player in the 2003 hit “Bruce Almighty,” Carell leaped to stardom in the interim, giving the filmmakers a ...

GOD may be in all things, but lately he seems especially at home in a certain kind of big-budget studio comedy aimed at a very particular market. That would be, apparently, the market that loves its ...

This sequel to Bruce Almighty is the work of an angry God. A sanctimonious sitcom dolled up as the most expensive comedy ever made—$175 mil, so they say, no doubt choking—it marks an unfortunate low ...

Before it was softened into something more suitable for pop-up books and Happy Meals, the story of Noah's Ark was a classic piece of Old Testament wrath, with a vengeful God so fed up with the evils ...

The problems with "Evan Almighty" mostly boil down to questions of scale. The movie warns of an imminent flood, yet delivers only sprinkles of laughter or anything approaching magic. Although ...