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The Cable Guy (1996) shocked audiences expecting the same manic comedy Jim Carrey. Instead he played a deeply unsettling loner in a pitch black satire. Critics hated the tonal shift at the time, but that exact edge is why the film has aged so well.

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THE CABLE GUY (1996) was a tough sell. Jim Carrey’s audience expected another broad comedy, while the movie was a much darker satire. The disconnect between what people expected and what they got hurt it more than the film itself.

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