Salon ArtsJennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman and Kevin Spacey star in this surprisingly likable comedy about employee revenge.
Rolling StoneHere's a hit-and-miss farce that leaves you wishing it was funnier than it is. Why? Because it wussies out on a sharp premis...
Wall Street JournalWatching good actors let their hair down can be fun, but watching them let their standards down isn't.
USA TodayIt's over-the-top stuff, to be sure. But Bosses never crosses that line into the macabre. Don't call in sick to this shift.
E! OnlineA gender-switched take on 9 to 5, Bosses follows three doofus dudes who conspire to kill their execrable supervisors and fai...
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FirstShowingThe performances filling the three bosses and Charlie Day are the real stand-outs with Day practically stealing the show at...
Village VoiceAn ensemble comedy about how our tough economic times have destroyed white collar, white male masculinity.
VarietyThe manner in which the central scheme plays out is predictably moronic, vulgar and juvenile, though the parties involved ju...
Entertainment WeeklyA bouncy, well built, delightfully nasty tale of resentment, desperation, and amoral revenge.
San Francisco ChronicleHorrible Bosses has a handful of hilarious moments, but it's not exactly funny and not exactly serious, either.
New York PostSomeone should have tossed out everything in the script that isn’t about the psychological war between the two of them and o...
Washington PostWhile the movie has plenty of hearty laughs, and precious little downtime, it is at moments swamped by its own sophomoric ma...
Entertainment WeeklyIn this comedic assault on the inequities of corporate hierarchy, the bosses only get what's coming to them. The audience, ...
Hollywood ReporterTimes must be tough when such a lame comedy features an uncommonly high number of name actors.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Seth Gordon
Writer: Michael Markowitz
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis
Release: July 8, 2011
Writer: Michael Markowitz
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis
Release: July 8, 2011
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