Ain;t NOTHING horrible here....

Rating: Null/10 (12 July 2011)

Yep...the best comedy of the year so far has been released.
Sorry, "Bridesmaid," you are now in second place.
When Nick, Kurt and Dale get pushed just a little too far by their employers, they realize that the only way they might be able to break free from employment hell is....to kill their bosses.
And a plan gets set into motion... Well, kinda....and thus, hilarity ensues.
In what may be some of the best comedic turns in ages, Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis (SNL) and Charlie Day ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") don't merely step up to comedic plate...all three hit home runs as the plotting disgruntled employees. However, almost more impressive is the unexpectedly brilliant performances by the horrible bosses themselves. Kevin Spacey, always brilliant, shines with excellent comedic flair as Nick's masochistic president. Colin Farrell, almost unrecognizable here, shines as Kurt's coke-head, womanizing sleazeball of a boss. But Jennifer Aniston, after a flood of tepid comedies, takes the cake as she returns to the silver screen with a vengeance as Dale's blatantly sexually harassing, dirty-mouthed vixen of a dentist.
Wrapping it all up is Jamie Foxx, triumphant as a "murder consultant" with one of the most unsubtle character names to hit cinemas in a long time.
An absolute blast from the get-go, "Horrible Bosses" is definitely in line with the aforementioned "Bridesmaids" and the "Hangover" series in terms of raunch and crass humour, but the execution and writing here is just astounding.
Few movies scream "buy me" from the midway point, but seriously, if you need to bust a gut, you'll be in for ninety-seven minutes of pure comedic bliss.