Horrible Bosses

Who HASN’T wanted to kill their boss?? A great comedy because it’s structured really tightly like a good thriller. There’s a lot of hysterical twists and pay-offs to things you never would have expected. The cast is fantastic. The repartee is like jazz and always skillfully plays into the plot. It’s a coming out party for Charlie Day, who blasts into movie star orbit with his neurotic, free-form rages. Bateman is in top form at his driest and dead-paniest. I laughed all the way through. So, so, SO much better than The Hangover, I wanna grab the world and shake it and scream, “See!? This is comedy!”