Horrible Bosses

[iClaudia]

Hell, maybe if it was anyone other than Aniston I would've gotten grumpy, but the very idea of her harrassing anyone was part of what made it funny. JMO.

I read that as hairrassing and thought - oh, punny! This movie was extremely funny. Everyone was great. The Aniston boss plot was the weakest of the three but I thought she did a good job nonetheless. Kevin Spacey and Jason Bateman (we need more of him on the big screen) were my favorites with an honorable mention to Jamie Foxx (who I usually can't stand).

[mrspickles]

I just saw this with a friend, and I can't remember when I laughed so hard all the way through a movie. I had pretty low expectations, but will actually buy this on dvd and will quote it often. Those are my two highest forms of praise for a movie.

[Martini Girl]

I love Jason Bateman in this. He makes you think he's the sane, smart one... then you find out that isn't really the case. He plays those parts well.

I think everyone played their parts well (even Jennifer!), and I still can't believe the geeky psychologist from BONES wrote the screenplay.

[MrsOldManBalls]

Although I was slightly depressed to recognise bits of my own boss in the movie.

Give Motherfucker Jones a call.

[save lilo!]

I just watched and liked it a LOT.

But I already kind of love Jason Bateman, Charlie Day AND Jason Sudeikis. I hope they work more together. They're way more attractive than the Judd Apatow set.

Also? Jen Aniston was hot in this movie.

[sjankis630]

Jen was hot in this one. it may sound bad but iI would have happily volunteered to be one of her patients onset. Jen, do whatever you like.

[thingee]

I just saw this, and maybe I was not in the right frame of mind but I didn't like it at all. Which surprised me, because I like/love a lot of the cast, but this didn't work for me for a couple of reasons:

1) I despise the old saw in movies that women sexually harassing or assaulting men is hilarious. Imagine if it were a woman being raped by her boss (and him taunting and blackmailing her with the photos), female patients being assaulted, etc . . . it would have been stomach-turning. But it's a hot chick doing it to guys, so that's funny? Not to me.

2) I recognize that this is a wildly unpopular opinion, but Charlie Day was HORRIBLE. Oh my GOD, that voice! I've never seen him in anything else and find him very cute in photos, so I was quite taken aback when he started squealing like a stuck pig and didn't stop. We already had a Bobcat Goldthwait -- who the hell decided we needed another? I wanted to shove pens in my ears.

I want them to go back in time and remake this movie, but with the entire Jennifer Aniston/Charlie Day story line removed. I would have loved that movie.

[e c0li]

Nov 19, 2011 13:53:47 GMT -4 @thingee said:

2) I recognize that this is a wildly unpopular opinion, but Charlie Day was HORRIBLE. Oh my GOD, that voice! I've never seen him in anything else and find him very cute in photos, so I was quite taken aback when he started squealing like a stuck pig and didn't stop. We already had a Bobcat Goldthwait -- who the hell decided we needed another? I wanted to shove pens in my ears.

I actually thought his voice was what made him so hilarious, but then again, I don't watch "It's Always Sunny" so this is the first thing I can remember seeing him in. I thought just about every part of this movie was hilarious, but especially the line "I don't have sleeve-gloves" killed me for some reason. Oh, and a high Charlie Day singing along to "That's Not My Name"?