"Horrible Bosses" tells a story that feels just believable enough to work, and it's got a great cast at its disposal that is consistently funny. But the film doesn’t quite kill. Five years ago -- ...

Most people in the workforce can identify with issues with their boss. "Horrible Bosses" wastes no time establishing just how bad some people in authority can truly be hated. Nick (Jason Bateman) ...

It's a terrific premise for a farce because -- who hasn't had a horrible boss? And how much abuse is an employee willing to take before he actually considers committing coldly calculated murder?

It's not the uproarious flick we'd hoped for, but this homicidal laugher is far better than Hollywood's recent comedies.

In addition to an excellent audio/visual presentation (with a powerfully bass-driven DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround mix), the Blu-ray includes a number of very funny special features. Best of all is a ...

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Technically, there isn’t a horrible boss in “Horrible Bosses 2,” just an unscrupulous investor. He’s played by two-time Oscar winner Christoph Waltz, who takes advantage of the three dolts who last ...

(L-r) CHARLIE DAY as Dale and JENNIFER ANISTON as Dr. Julia Harris in New Line Cinema’s comedy “HORRIBLE BOSSES,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. By THR Staff Sign up for THR news straight to your ...

One time I had a boss who threw us a “pizza party” – one medium pie split among five folks. “Everyone gets one slice,” he said before bolting the party with three.