Horrible Bosses 2 [Extended Cut] [Blu-ray] [2014]

Almost as funny as the first one, but still loved it

upon my first time watching these two films i had a very fun time watching them i thought they were fun and funny to watch it was nice to just shut off my brain and just laugh

Hilarious movie and maybe even better than the 1st one. If you like good himor, this is for you

Love this movie, just as good as the first one....

Great movie and great cast!! Great price too!!!!!!

As unnecessary sequels go, Horrible Bosses 2 isn’t half bad. Once again Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, and Jason Sudeikis play three idiots who try to succeed in business only to get pushed around by the Man until they can’t take it any longer and plot a knuckleheaded revenge caper. In the 2011 original, the boys (let’s face it, that’s what they are) were humiliated by a trio of cartoon workplace sadists played by Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell, and Jennifer Aniston, who vamped it up as a s3x-addict dentist chasing Day’s poor Dale around the rinse-and-spit machine. As payback, they planned to whack their respective superiors. It wasn’t a particularly clever movie—and it was only laugh-out-loud funny in spurts—but the three leads had an easy, fast-and-loose chemistry. Bateman’s Nick was the voice of reason, Day’s Dale was the excitable dim bulb with a voice like a hyena caught in a blender, and Sudeikis’ Kurt was the smug wiseass. A shameless rip-off of The Hangover? Sure, but these archetypes have been around since Moe first met Larry and Curly. Not surprisingly, the sequel sticks pretty much to the formula. Itching to be their own bosses, the guys invent a ”Shower Buddy,” which conveniently dispenses shampoo and conditioner directly from the showerhead. A scheming billionaire (Christoph Waltz, looking like a Viennese Geraldo Rivera) screws them over, so they decide to kidnap his spoiled son (Chris Pine) until… Honestly, the plot’s kind of beside the point. In fact, the least hilarious moments are the ones that director Sean Anders (S3x Drive) puts the most effort into, like a lame, long-winded laughing-gas bit and encore appearances by Spacey, Aniston, and Jamie Foxx, who all should have quit while they were ahead. Instead, it’s the small, tossed-off moments—Bateman’s deadpan mugging, Day’s frenzied cluelessness, and Sudeikis’ smarmy one-liners—that land the best. See what you get for trying too hard?

After having watched the original "Horrible Bosses", I didn't know what to expect since that movie ended with all three of the main characters overcoming their horrible bosses. This sequel, however, is about how Nick, Dale, and Kurt have become their own bosses in their own company - but get done wrong by an investor. It is then where they lead you through a path of bad decisions in order to get their company back!

well what can i say about horrible bosses 2 it is not that bad i enjoy it not a bad follow up to the first one but not as good as the first but there are parts that you will be laughing really hard if you like the first one i would check out the second one bc it is alot better than i have thought it would be so if you want to see a pretty good comedy i would check it out and all the cast members from the first one are back