Bruce Almighty 3 Divine Intervention 2026
Starring: Jim Carrey, Jennifer Aniston, Morgan Freeman, Steve Carell
The power is officially back in the hands of the man who started it all. Bruce Almighty 3 Divine Intervention reunites the comedy legend Jim Carrey with the iconic voice of God himself, Morgan Freeman, for a hilarious, insightful, and profoundly heartfelt conclusion to the beloved trilogy.
In the nearly two decades since Bruce Nolan last wielded the omnipotent powers of the Creator, the world has become an unrecognizable whirlwind of constant change. A world dominated by the relentless noise of social media chaos, the existential confusion brought on by rapidly evolving artificial intelligence, and a persistent undercurrent of global panic has left humanity more connected yet simultaneously more divided than ever before. Observing the overwhelming state of affairs, God decides it is high time for a much-needed, extended vacation. And there is only one substitute He trusts, albeit reluctantly, with the fate of seven billion people: the one and only Bruce Nolan.
Jim Carrey triumphantly returns as Bruce Nolan, who is now a semi-retired news anchor struggling to find meaning and purpose in a world that seems to move at a breakneck, incomprehensible speed. When he is once again gifted the Almighty’s colossal powers, Bruce initially approaches the task with a cocky, overconfident swagger. He thinks managing the modern world will be a simple, nostalgic piece of cake compared to his previous divine exploits. However, he quickly realizes that fixing the complex matrix of the 21st century requires infinitely more finesse and patience than merely parting a bowl of tomato soup or winning the lottery.
Bruce’s divine hijinks are bigger, more chaotic, and fundamentally crazier than anything he has attempted before. His attempts to correct algorithmic bias accidentally result in him briefly deleting the entire internet. His effort to enforce global peace leads to every single person on Earth speaking only in rhyming couplets for 72 hours. He tries to manage geopolitical tensions by turning all world leaders into temporary golden retrievers. The stakes are global, and the potential for a world-ending blunder is constantly one misplaced thought away.
Jennifer Aniston returns as Grace, the unwavering heart and soul of the story. She is the essential grounding force, continuously working to keep Bruce connected to his humanity and the simple joys of life as his ego threatens to inflate to truly biblical, cataclysmic proportions.
Even Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) drops by for a highly anticipated cameo, providing Bruce with some truly terrible, yet well-intentioned, advice. Evan, who has since transitioned into an online environmental influencer, quickly proves that building a massive, two-by-two ark in the desert was fundamentally easier than trying to manage a truly savage comment section on a global social media platform.
With Jim Carrey’s signature physical comedy genius, an array of laugh-out-loud moments, and a genuinely touching message about the power of empathy and true human connection, Bruce Almighty 3 asks the ultimate, pressing question for the digital age: In a world oversaturated with endless information, conflicting data, and constant notifications, can we still manage to find a little bit of genuine, unifying faith in each other? The answer, as always, is B E A utiful.