The New Money-Grabbing Couple [Film and TV Commentary]

Dick (Jim Carrey), a clerk in a large company, finally had a turn of events and was promoted to vice president by President Jack. Dick, who finally made a difference, is enjoying life to the fullest. His wife Jane (Tea Leoni) also quit her job and became a full-time housewife at home. Unexpectedly, Dick was just a victim of the company. Soon there was a financial scandal in the company, and the president Jack also absconded with a huge sum of money. Since all of Dick's savings had been bought in company stock, he instantly became worthless. Life is tough, so Dick and Jane take risks and become "male and female thieves." Dick and Jane would sometimes rob coffee shops just for two cups of coffee and two snacks; at night Dick would also go to each neighbor's yard to steal a small piece of turf and spread it in his own yard. Although the couple's life was poor, it was also filled with happiness. On this day, Dick and Jane decided to attack Jack, who had embezzled a huge sum of money. Are things as simple as they imagined?