Liar, liar ... and your business?
Back in 1997, Jim Carrey starred in what would ultimately be his best comedy: Liar, Liar. It recounts the adventures of an ambitious unscrupulous lawyer who did not shake his hand to lie when taking advantage by exaggerating and distorting reality in order to achieve a favorable verdict to win a trial. His son Max, who was soon to be five years old, was tired of his lies, and on the night of his birthday he made a wish: that his father cannot lie for a full day. From that moment, the lawyer begins a course of situations that he must face by telling the truth purely and exclusively, even when he tirelessly tries to lie, but he cannot do it by force of his son's wish that was being fulfilled. In this way, different people get to know who the lawyer really is and what he really thinks and does around his profession, and even in his personal life, reacting accordingly. For the record, I was very careful not to generate any spoilers, and if someone still couldn't see th...