Post by jakesully on Jul 4, 2019 16:33:50 GMT
Anyone else a fan of these two comedies? I am. I liked how un PC they were and how borderline mean spirited it was in some parts. Its hard finding good comedies these days(I can't get into the Apatow/Seth Rogen crap comedies) but these Horrible Bosses movies worked for me quite well.
Really dug the 3 leads and the way they all played off each other (all 3 are great at improv ) . I also loved the premise of both of these comedies (as ludicrous & wacky as it was).
Also, some of the "horrible" bosses were great. I'll start with Jennifer Aniston. WOW what a total smoke show she was in both of these films. I loved how filthy she was & am sorta surprised she agreed to take on the role tbh haha. It was fun to watch her let loose for a little bit.
Next up, Kevin Spacey. Damn is he good at playing smug assholes (probably cause he is one in real life) but yeah , he was great in both of these films.
Ditto on Colin Farrell's sleazy performance and his balding scalp lol.
And lastly, I actually thought Chris Pine was the MVP of the sequel. Dude was such a smug prick & hilarious thru out.
Really dug the 3 leads and the way they all played off each other (all 3 are great at improv ) . I also loved the premise of both of these comedies (as ludicrous & wacky as it was).
Also, some of the "horrible" bosses were great. I'll start with Jennifer Aniston. WOW what a total smoke show she was in both of these films. I loved how filthy she was & am sorta surprised she agreed to take on the role tbh haha. It was fun to watch her let loose for a little bit.
Next up, Kevin Spacey. Damn is he good at playing smug assholes (probably cause he is one in real life) but yeah , he was great in both of these films.
Ditto on Colin Farrell's sleazy performance and his balding scalp lol.
And lastly, I actually thought Chris Pine was the MVP of the sequel. Dude was such a smug prick & hilarious thru out.