Horrible Bosses 2 (2014)

Please don't spend money on this.

Crappy film

If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Simply awful. After a 34 painful minutes both my wife and I looked at each other and agreed that enough was enough. For us, Charlie Day's prepubescent squawking was the movie buster. No man, even with a beard should sound like that-ever.I'm sure there is an audience for this type of film and it appears to have made a lot of money, but each set piece was far worse than the last. The three original Three Stooges would have been cringing at this pile of poo. Even the American Pie series came across as positively 'Shakesperean'.It would be better all round if these actors went their separate ways and considered it best 'a place not to re-visit ever again'. I sincerely hope the makers do not think of making another sequel or even worse still...........a prequel.

Doesn't that just say it all? A Horrible sequel. A Horrible movie. Horrible Acting. Horrible Writing. Horrible and stupid, too! So... the premise of the movie is that they had Horrible Bosses in the first movie, and now they want to try to *be* bosses? Except that it isn't the Boss who is the antagonist, it's the investor? Wait, wait, wait. That is so stupid. Why didn't they call it Horrible Investors? Or better yet, Imbecile Entrepreneurs? After some imbecilic moments with that Horrible "actor"/"comedian" Keegan-Michael Kee-diot, these three morons decide to not ask obvious questions and screw up what could have possibly been a very short movie. Sigh. That would have saved us all some time.In total, I would give this crap-fest 0 stars, and have the producers sued for wasting Oscar winning talent for a rancid, smelly turkey without cranberry sauce.

I watched both 'Horrible Bosses' films back to back and it's clear that the first movie is the better of the two. 'Horrible Bosses 2' has its moments but lacks ideas and the originality of the first film. The guys are a lot more stupid in the sequel, they reminded me a lot of the Hangover trio. Whether that was deliberate or not I don't know, but they weren't that dumb in the first film.By the standards of the average comedy movie, it's not bad. I laughed a few times, which is more than can be said about a lot of comedy sequels. Like in the first film, Aniston and Sudeikis are the highlight for me. Both are brilliant in their roles. 'Horrible Bosses 2' isn't as bad as some would have you believe, but there's a clear lack of ideas here.

In this sequel, the guys (Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, Dale Arbus) have invented the Shower Buddy, which shampoos your hair and washes you at once. The son of a huge catalog company, Rex Hanson (Chris Pine) calls them in and makes an offer - a one time fee and their company takes over the product. The guys refuse, then find out the offer was for $3 million and is now off the table.Then Rex's dad (Christoph Waltz) enters the office, orders 100,000 units, and gives them the name of his bank so they can obtain a loan and get started. After they have manufactured the units, daddy totally screws them over, as he planned to all along. The guys find themselves out $500,000 and have lost rights to their product. It's time to take their usual ineffectual action. And this time, they have an unlikely ally.The usual suspects are back - Jennifer Aniston. Kevin Spacey, Jamie Foxx, and they're all very good. The humor in this film seemed even raunchier than the first, unappreciated by yours truly, which is why I hate these comedies.Chris Pine was hilarious, and Christoph Waltz was excellent as well.The best part? The outtakes during the closing credits.