Horrible Bosses 2 Movie Download

9 / 10

I wasn’t a fan of the original ‘HORRIBLE BOSSES’ but I absolutely love this sequel!
‘HORRIBLE BOSSES 2’: Four and a Half Stars (Out of Five)

Sequel to the 2011 hit comedy flick ‘HORRIBLE BOSSES’, which was about three friends who team together to try to murder their bosses. This time the buddies plot to kidnap the adult son of a rich businessman, who conned them out of their own business dreams. All of the main cast, of the original film, is back for this installment (except Colin Farrell, who’s character died in the first movie); including Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day, Jennifer Aniston, Jamie Foxx, Kevin Spacey and Lindsay Sloane. They’re joined this time around by Chris Pine and Christoph Waltz. It was directed by Sean Anders and written by Anders and John Morris (along with John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein). Anders and Morris are the same team that wrote other popular comedy flicks like ‘SEX DRIVE’ (which Anders also directed) and ‘SHE’S OUT OF MY LEAGUE’; they also co-wrote ‘HOT TUB TIME MACHINE’, ‘WE’RE THE MILLERS’ and ‘DUMB AND DUMBER TO’ (I’m a big fan of theirs). I wasn’t a fan of the original ‘HORRIBLE BOSSES’ but I absolutely love this sequel!

Nick Hendricks (Bateman), Dale Arbus (Day), and Kurt Buckman (Sudeikis) have decided to start their own business together; instead of having to continue to answer to the horrible bosses of other companies. They’ve come up with a unique shower head invention, they call ‘Shower Buddy’, and think they’ve attracted the interest of a rich investor and his son, named Bert (Waltz) and Rex Hanson (Pine). Bert promises the trio that he’ll buy 100,000 units from them but after they take out a $500,000 loan, and make the product, he backs out of the deal; he then plans to buy all their shower heads, at a discounted foreclosure price, to sell himself. In order to get their money back Nick, Dale and Kurt decide they’re going to kidnap Rex and ask Bert for the $500.000, they lost, in ransom. Things, of course, don’t go as they planned.

I liked the idea of the original movie but just didn’t find it to be that funny; I thought a lot of the jokes fell flat (despite an awesome cast) and didn’t think it seemed very inspired (especially considering the great premise and great cast). This installment gets everything right that the first film got wrong. First of all it’s hilarious, from beginning to end, thanks in large part to the directing of Anders and the clever writing team of Anders and Morris. The jokes rarely miss this time around and it’s got a pretty clever caper storyline, and an awesome car chase climax, to boot! The film’s success is also thanks largely to the outstanding cast, that seems like they’re having a lot more fun this time; you can see it in the bloopers (in the end credits) and you can also just feel it in the movie (the whole way through). This is comedy done right; much better than the original!

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