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Steve Carell’s Crazy, Stupid, Love was a wild movie that flat-out destroyed Jim Carrey’s Ace Ventura: Pet Detective in one iconic confrontational scene during the climax of the film. Although both movies were great in their own way, the plot twists in both movies were quite wild.

However, Steve Carell‘s Crazy, Stupid, Love wins since the chaotic finale of the movie was just too impressive not to remember. When Cal Weaver (Steve Carell) reaches Hannah’s place (Emma Stone), Ryan Gosling emerges from her house, and it is revealed that he is her boyfriend.

No plot twist will ever be as funny as the one in Crazy, Stupid, Love

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The man who had taught Carell how to flirt and seduce women was Hannah’s boyfriend, and the crazy plot twist was that Hannah…...

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