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Horrible Bosses. 2011 · 1 hr 38 min. R. Comedy · Crime. The comedy smash about three co-workers who decide, after a lot of liquor, to get rid of their awful bosses and only manage to make things way worse. Subtitles: English. Starring: Jennifer Aniston Jason Bateman Jamie Foxx Jason Sudeikis Charlie Day. Directed by: Seth Gordon. The comedy ...
Jun 10, 2011 · Charlie Day – ‘Dale’. Julie Bowen – ‘Mrs Harken’. Colin Farrell – ‘Pellit Jr’. Jennifer Aniston – ‘Dr Julia Harris’. Donald Sutherland – ‘Jack’. Kevin Spacey – ‘Harken’. Jamie Foxx – ‘Jones’. Horrible Bosses preview with cast, plot, and trailer for this comedy starring Jennifer Aniston, Colin Farrell ...
A large box of cocaine is seen. One man who breaks in the man's house accidentally drops the cocaine and it flies over two men's face. One man tries scooping it but that doesn't work. Another man tries using a dust buster to scoop it in but when emptied, it is spilled all over the place.
Horrible Bosses 2 may trigger a few belly laughs among big fans of the original, but all in all, it's a waste of a strong cast that fails to justify its own existence. Read Critics Reviews.
Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis reunite in HORRIBLE BOSSES 2, in theaters November 26th.https://www.facebook.com/horriblebosseshttp://horribleb...
Jul 8, 2011 · Jul 6, 2011. The funniest comedy of degeneracy since "Bad Santa," and a career-changer for Aniston and Farrell if they'll only keep following their perverted muses. Horrible Bosses spins hostile work environments into a movie surpassing "9 to 5" and "Office Space" as the touchstone flick for disenchanted drones. Read More.
Jul 8, 2011 · Horrible Bosses isn't likely to be a sleeper-hit like The Hangover or Bridesmaids - where sharp scripts, relatable stories, and hilarious performances created must-see movie fervor. Instead, the film is an average summer comedy with a number of silly moments but few laugh-out-loud surprises - and makes zero attempt at rectifying the twisted premise in any meaningful way.
