If you enjoy a good movie with a lot of comedy this movie is for you

Rating: Null/10 (11 July 2011)

There have been a lot of R rated comedies coming out this year and are out shining the major title films such as Hangover 2. It seems that studios are making gamble trying to increase the number of slap stick comedies and reduced the number of actors that are always featured in them. Such as Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, Will Ferral and other known actors that are featured more times than once in these types of films. Horrible Bosses grabbed my attention in the first few minutes of the opening sequence and from then on I was hooked. What Horrible Bosses has done is take what people are familiar with and have experience it most of their lives and shot it through a comedy out look and it's fun and relate able to watch. It's Office Space meets The Hangover type of comedy. This movie has a good story, but in this type of film it's not story the audience is looking for, it's comedy and this movie brings it. When first viewing the assembled cast members I was kind of hesitant to come watch this movie, but after seeing it I'm glad I took the risk. It was weird for the studio to bring such a diverse cast together and make a comedy with these sort of people. We have seen some of the cast in various comedy films such as Jamie Foxx, Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis, but not the other cast members. The main three characters were funny to watch and mixed pretty well together on screen. They were a funny trio that were joined with a few more actors that I have not seen do comedy like this movie offers. That's how the studio took a major gamble and it was a well calculated one. The main three actors were hialious as alway, but what made this film work were the addition of comedy new comers Jennifer Aniston, Kevin Spacey and Colin Farrell. Jennifer Aniston was not only funny in this film, but she made a pretty sexy boss. She is a great tease with the other characters which in the way she portrays her sexiness is funny to watch. She really plays well with her sexual side and brings it full force into this movie. She has been on a roll lately staring to two of her best acting roles( Horrible Bosses and Just Go With It). She was nice to watch on film and brings the estrogen to the set were there is a lot of male superiors around. Kevin Spacey was great as always, but his comedy was something that I didn't aspect him to be good at. I know he is great with his one liners, but he brought a whole bag of them and threw them out at the audience during the course of the film. He was one of the funniest people to watch and played his role the best anyone could picture him doing. I have seen Aniston and Spacey do a couple of funny roles, but nothing like this. They brought their comedy to a whole other level. Colin Farrell is not as funny as the other two or has enough screen time, but in my opinion reminds the viewer of Lance Grossman played by Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder because you never really notice who he is the first couple of times you see him, but after awhile it dawns on you who he is. That shows how good Colin does with this role. He was funny on screen when you did see him and added something extra to the movie.The movies set-up is flawless as the characters are nicely introduced as we get to see why each of them hate their super jerk bosses.What makes this a good film and a lot better than the rest out there is that it's a solid comedy, and it stays consistently funny throughout its running time. You will find yourself continuing to laugh at certain scenes even when the movie over. It does not rely on retard humor to make us laugh, the cast were just naturally funny and appealing. This movie will not win awards or anything, but will win a lot of laughs and I have to say this is one of the best comedies out in theaters this year.