This has to be one of the silliest black comedies I've seen.

Dumb, stupid funny and good for laughs.

Completely silly fun, adult fun about getting even with a horrible boss.

Sounds like my kind of movie, I will try to rent it the next time I go to Hastings.

Do we have a thread here for the movie "Machete?" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0985694/

It is clearly one of the best movies of the last 50 years, totally realistic and believable... especially the part where they put a six-barrelled mini-gun on a motorcycle's handlebars. "Machete" is worth renting.

You keep that movie out of my silly thread. How DARE you mix anything Rodriquez with mindless fun...



har, har, har, har, giggle, snicker, teehee, teehee...

start a thread for it. It deserves it.

I didn't like it myself (watched it earlier). Then I don't like most modern comedies it seems...didn't like The Hangover or Bridesmaids either. I just finished Moneyball and really enjoyed it.

Well Wolf-Pup, we agree on one thing, the movie "The Hangover" just SUCKED, totally SUCKED. Never saw "Bridesmaids."

DeaconBlues (imported) wrote: Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:01 am Well Wolf-Pup, we agree on one thing, the movie "The Hangover" just SUCKED, totally SUCKED. Never saw "Bridesmaids."

Yes, but it was funny.

That's the way I felt about HORRIBLE BOSSES.

The situation is contrived and the characters lack common sense and brains but they do slapstick and stupidly funny things.

As a society and as a whole peoples, we do laugh at stupid.

That's all it is. Laughing at stupid. It feeds a whole 30 minute comedy series industry on TV and makes for movies like "HORRIBLE BOSSES."

(PS - you should start a Robert Rodriquez thread. He makes a older style of movie that is worthy of comment).

I think I once worked for Kevin Spacey's Horrible Boss. Anyone with an office career should be able to relate.

This has been a good year for Spacey fans. Probably very few people saw Margin Call, which I loved. It's about the financial melt-down at a Lehman-like firm. Spacy plays an old-school good guy. A cast of top notch character actors makes the film an unending treat - Paul Bettany, Jeremy Irons, Stanley Tucci, etc. Well worth renting, if the human drama behind a Wall Street bank in crisis could move you.

I don't know which is worse -- the bully boss like Kevin Spacey played or the ass-kissing weasel boss who backstabs his own employees...

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Dave (imported) wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2012 1:04 pm the ass-kissing weasel boss who backstabs his own employees...

" I can relate! It's like being a connoisseur of fine cheese or vintage wine, isn't it? The many varieties of Horrible Boss.