In the 1990s, the Farrelly Brothers reigned supreme in the comedy genre with hits like 'Dumb and Dumber,' 'Kingpin,' and 'There's Something About Mary' captivating audiences and dominating box offices. However, after a series of unsuccessful attempts to revive their earlier success, it became clear that their comedic magic had dwindled. Despite efforts to capture the essence of 90s comedy in the 2000s, each new release struggled more than the last, leading to their eventual split. Are the Farrelly Brothers, much like the Coen Brothers, more successful when working together?