I love this movie so much

Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

Plenty to Like, Plenty to Dislike

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

I extremely enjoyed this movie. The comedy of the film had me bursting into laughter throughout the duration of this film. I would definitely recommend this movie. It's a breath of fresh air to the comedic side of movie making due to its insane yet hilarious plot line and the actors performed brilliantly. This movie is certainly one that should be recommended by many.

Either Jennifer Aniston was still tied to the Faustian contract that forced her to work with Adam Sandler, or she was ridiculously determined to shed her FRIENDS image. Sure, that makes sense. Take the role that made you a millionaire and one of the most popular actresses in America, a household name, a hair and fashion icon, and gave you a decades-long career, and do everything you can to tear that image to shreds.Anyway, Jennifer Aniston's filthy sex-crazed character in Horrible Bosses aside, it's not the worst movie in the world. Parts of it are pretty funny, if you like raunchy comedies. I look at it as the male, much filthier version of 9 to 5. Three unhappy friends plot to "get rid of" their horrible bosses. However, those who saw the original in the theater probably won't like this version; it has the distinct air of being aimed at the under-50 crowd.Kiddy Warning: Obviously, you have control over your own children. However, due to sexual jokes and adult situations, I wouldn't let my kids watch it.

Horrible Bosses is about three male friends who each have a good reason to absolutely hate their boss. Nick (Jason Bateman) works for Mr Harken (Kevin Spacey) who refuses to promote him and blackmails him so he can't quit the job. Womanizer Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) actually likes his boss until he dies of a heart attack and his idiot son takes over. And finally we have Dale (Charlie Day) who works for Dr Julia (Jennifer Aniston) who sexually harasses him and also blackmails him so he can't take legal steps against her. The three decide that it would be best to kill their bosses and spend the rest of the movie on that quest, with hilarious results. There are some funny moments in the movie but overall I find it a bit dull. They could have done way much more with the situations created but they kept it very tame. I also found Jason Bateman's character boring so most of the humor had to come from Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day and Kevin Spacey. They do their best but I think the movie would have been better with another big comedy star in a lead role. The main plot has some small twists which keep it interesting, but there is not much there that you haven't seen before. The supporting characters are hit and miss; I like Jamie Foxx in his role as 'consultant' but Jennifer Aniston's character was so over the top that it was no longer believable. I had the feeling they just put her in there to have a hot woman in the movie. So overall an amusing movie with some good jokes to watch on a weekday with but nothing special.

This movie had me laughing all throughout from start to finish. The cast could not have been any funnier- especially the employees.Nick Hendricks, played by Jason Bateman, is the worker that most people may relate to. He works hard and delivers results. But it did not pay off because his boss Dave Harken, played by Kevin Spacey, intentionally screwed him over. Kurt Buckman, played by Jason Sudeikis, was his bosses most reliable employee. But a tragic accident took his life and left the company to his son Bobby Pellitt, played by Collin Farrell. Pellitt made Buckman's life absolutely dreadful.Dale Arbus, played by Charlie Day, was constantly sexually harassed by his boss Julia, played by Jennifer Aniston. No matter how many times Arbus would tell her to stop, she would just come back at him even harder than before.Hendricks, Buckman, and Arbus wanted to eliminate their bosses. So they come up with crazy plans of how they are going to do so. It was hysterical when they went to find a gangster who would be familiar with crime. So they found Dean 'MF' Jones, played by Jamie Foxx. Jones is by far the absolute worst negotiator there ever was.The comedy in this movie took some risks, and it sure paid off.