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7 photos Star star star star Consider the plot of Alfred Hitchcock's Strangers on a train to be addressed, the kingdom of strange revenge comedy, and you begin to get the picture sound director Seth Gordon and screenwriters Michael Markowitz, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein beat Horrible Bosses. Kinetic, unpredictable comedy that does not slow down when the action gets rolling, Gordon Rowdy follow-up of Four Christmases seems Director of skill memorably eccentric characters and talent casting the familiar faces of the mentally ill in a new light. Nick (Jason Bateman), Dale (Charlie Day) and Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) hate their jobs. Unfortunate not work for long hours and working conditions, but because all of the bosses seem completely unbearable delight in the preparation of their lives. Nick earn wages means sustained abuse of a sadistic psycho company Dave Harkin (Kevin Spacey), to promote a generous increase as his best employees prefer to give. And recently, a dental assistant Dale defends the hyper-sexually by his boss, Dr. Harris (Jennifer Aniston), a nympho dentist heavy Kinky tube female to male customers Kurt suffers from a profound douchebaggery his coked-up a new boss Bobby (Colin Farrell), paranoid amateur martial artist ("I'm a green belt!"), which over the recent death of his father (Donald Sutherland to brief cameo) took over the business. Then one night after a drunken conversation in a bar, the trio agreed that their lives would be better if their bosses were dead, and they have run a shaded bar in search of willing Hitman. Unfortunately, all they can afford their meager budget is a "murder consultant" in the form of colorful name of "MF" Jones (Jamie Foxx), which recommends that they each murder bosses of each other and arrange the assassination seems accidents. But when the slip of the tongue to the Intel excursion leads to an unexpected complication, Nick, Dale and Kurt understands that they have the courage, the killing of a police officer, they aim for murder suspects and throw the book for them to prepare missing. From the first scene in detail the humiliation and abuse that our three protagonists must withstand daily Horrible Bosses Comic buzzing energy. Although it to make incredible performance, these dynamics seem to, 97 Minutes, Gordon and company, excellent, as well as focusing on the reprehensible activities of nominal villains and incredulous reactions of the oppressed working bodies, because they inserted into the edge of reason. And if juggling, which basically means three running gags were not enough, we also have surprising play the old "leaping cat" cliche and hilarious wild card in the form of unpredictable Dale. Day, playing essentially the same character he always does Sunny in Philadelphia (minus the glue huffing), gets a lot of support for co-stars Bateman and Sudeikis as the straight man and a compulsive womanizer on. I have previously described an abusive bosses in the history of cinema swimming sharks, Spacey still throw off sparks, even if he seems to do little more than a channeling Buddy Ackerman. This time, though it Farrell, who gets the best performance evaluation. Almost not bad comb-over and cozy polyester pants is beautiful stars so good for his despicable role that you wish he had more than two attacks. Hot mess lab coat, Aniston can not get more screen time than his less handsome co-star, but the day of its appearance was psychotic reactions come-ons that help, the Scenes with a strong comic rhythm. At least for now, it seems that Gordon is ready to pour Judd Apatow as a Hollywood comedy juggernaut du jour. Nevertheless, Horrible Bosses is successful because they take over the situation, everyone can tell and milked it as a comic possible so that we forget about your work worries, just for a moment, and laughs to the office when the alarm goes off in the morning. Leave a comment --Jason Buchanan Are you now? Horrible Bosses Pictures Horrible Bosses, Kevin Spacey, John P. Johnson / Warner Bros. Horrible Bosses, Charlie Day and Jennifer Aniston John P. Johnson / Warner Bros. Horrible Bosses, Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day, Jason Bateman, and Isaiah Mustafa John P. Johnson / Warner Bros. Horrible Bosses, Donald Sutherland, Colin Farrell and Jason Sudeikis John P. Johnson / Warner Bros. Horrible Bosses, Jamie Foxx Warner Bros. Horrible Bosses, Jamie Foxx, Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis John P. Johnson / Warner Bros. 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