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1. Monkdude says:

   January 25, 2012 at 3:40 am

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   Jennifer Aniston Unleashed, July 8, 2011

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   This assess is from: Horrible Bosses (+ UltraViolet Digital Copy) [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)

   Perhaps this is partly due to the very vocal and very packed theater I saw Horrible Bosses in, but I have to say that it was one of the best experiences I’ve had surveillance a comedy in a long calculate. This movie is amusing, really amusing. The writing is brassy and clever, regularly at the constant calculate. There is not one weak link in the cast. Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis mess about the three main guys getting pushed around by their evil bosses. They at that calculate insert a plot to kill all others bosses. Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Aniston and Colin Farrell mess about those three evil bosses. You also get other huge names be fond of Jamie Foxx, Donald Sutherland and an unexpected cameo from dip Newhart. Everyone is fantastic, but I have to give a special props to Jennifer Aniston. We finally get to see her in a role that showcases extra of her talent than everything else she has done combined. She’s amusing, sexy and pulls of some grave shape with ease.

   I didn’t plot on seeing this today, but I got bored, read some really positive reviews, felt spontaneous and headed to my theater. Best choice I’ve through in…well today. Forget the newest Hangover and check out one of the best comedies for grown ups in a long calculate.

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2. Chris Swanson "I'm just this guy, you know?" says:

   January 25, 2012 at 4:12 am

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   Ah, the effective world., July 9, 2011

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   Chris Swanson “I’m just this guy, you know?” (Phoenix) –
   
     
   
     
   
     

   This assess is from: Horrible Bosses (+ UltraViolet Digital Copy) [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)

   I recall reading something a year or two ago about worker dissatisfaction. It commented that it tended to boost during times of economic bother in view of the fact that employees who felt miserable in the workplace didn’t have the ability to escape. They were stuck with their contemporary jobs, in view of the fact that leaving might norm they couldn’t find another one. They also seldom got sympathy from other people who understood, “Hey, at least you have a job!” This reached its finale for me when the place where I worked place up a motivational poster that understood, I kid you not, “I should be grateful I have a job.” Indeed.

   In this calculate of economic troubles, it’s perhaps surprising that a movie be fond of this, where three friends get together to kill all other’s horrible bosses, hasn’t come along already. Well, it sort of did in 1980 with 9 to 5, but that was a morsel different. I don’t reckon I recall Franklin Hart, Jr, shooting anyone.

   The movie’s title bosses are a corporate head (Kevin Spacey), a cokehead who inherited his father’s chemical company (Colin Farrell), and, in one of the more amusing performances, a dentist who doubles as a sexual predator (Jennifer Aniston). Their oppressed employees are, respectively, a man who is effective hard for a spot the corporate head takes for himself (Jason Bateman), a hard-effective worker who loved the cokehead’s father (Jason Sudekis), and a dental hygienist/sex offender who is recently engaged (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Charlie Day). One night while mutually commiserating with all other in a bar a plot starts to take shape. What if they killed their bosses? Soon they have a “murder consultant” in the shape of one MF Jones (Jamie Foxx), and, with vague memories that confuse Strangers on a Train with Throw Mama from the Train, the make ready to make murder.

   I had thumbs down fantastic expectations going into this film, but I was surprised at how enjoyable it was and how much I liked it (also surprising? The ten-year-ancient boy sitting next me. Some parents…). The film is as raunchy as you’d expect any adult-oriented comedy to be, but it uses its raunch to fantastic effect. There’s the expected jokes centering around sex and bodily functions, but nothing excessively extreme.

   I was also surprised at how intelligent the movie is. At the start I was coming up with objections to the notion that the characters needed to kill their bosses as a substitution for of just get new ones, only to find the screenplay explaining why they couldn’t just up and quit. I was also greatly amused when the friends ran into a former pal of theirs who’d lost his last job with Lehman Brothers and in view of the fact that had been forced to resort to offering a “enthusiastic handshake”, as it were, to men in bars.

   The performances were brilliant all around. Spacey in particular seemed to be having a fantastic calculate playing a deliciously evil man, while Aniston was clearly pleased to ditch her excellent daughter image. Day, who is a relative newcomer to film, plays a character not dissimilar to that of Charlie Kelly, proves that he can certainly hold his own on the screen with the huge boys (and daughter).

   The movie is ably aimed at by Seth Gordon, who keeps the action tender at a decent, but not frenetic, pace. He also knows when to throw in a excellent Tarantino worship. It’s produced by the somewhat infamous Brett Ratner who proves that as a director, he makes for an conventional producer.

   This isn’t the best comedy ever, but it was a excellent calculate at the movies, and after a summer that’s included films be fond of the very dull Green Lantern and the aggressively dull Transformers: Bark at the Moon, I’ll take what I can get.

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3. SOG User says:

   January 25, 2012 at 4:25 am

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   HILARIOUS, October 12, 2011

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   Hilarious is the only word that describes this movie. Ten times better at that calculate Hangover. Fantastic movie to watch over and over again.

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