Hilarious, they don't make comedies like this anymore

Rating: 8/10 (24 August 2011)

This awesome comedy reminded me a lot of how comedies used to be -- this flick revives the days of "There's Something About Mary" and "Meet the Parents." The cast is reason alone to go see it. Jennifer Aniston was really funny in it, however there wasn't much explanation as to WHY her character was doing the things she was doing and why she was the way she was. The other two horrible bosses (Spacey and Farrel) had clearer motives to their bad behavior. Nonetheless, Aniston was better in this movie than in a lot of her other roles. Kevin Spacey and Colin Farrrell were absolutely stellar, and Jason Bateman was amazing. I liked Charlie Day's character, however it was a little too similar to his character in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." He's a young actor though and not as seasoned as the others - he will eventually find his stride in developing characters different than what he's already done.
Plot was pretty solid, with enough twists that were actually feasible in real life. Soundtrack wasn't anything to write home about. Cinematography was pretty standard. I think they could have done more with the camera zooms, angles, lenses, etc to make the flick more visually interesting. The out-takes and extra scenes through the credits were also very funny. Make sure you stay till the end. All in all a hoot, I laughed a lot.