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Sign In. Horrible Bosses Jump to: FAQs 1 Spoilers 1. I'm not a big fan of black comedy, so I was relieved to find the decency and motives of the leads tastefully established. Of course, Nick, Kurt, and Dale don't want to kill and it is not in any of their natures to do so. For an R-rated comedy, these guys are surprisingly appealing and good-natured. The biggest skeleton in any of their closets is a sex offender record, which Dale is eager to explain is the egregious result of a late night drunken playground urination.
Bateman, Sudeikis, and Day are each funny on their own and funniest of all when they are together, talking over one another and sharing their bad ideas. This is an especially welcome opportunity for Day, who has been so uproarious for the past seven years on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
For Bateman, it is a winning part in a winning film, a combination that, aside from his two Jason Reitman movies, has eluded the actor during his busy boom. The more decorated and generally better known supporting cast members blend comfortably into this world more suited to the leads. Perhaps this project will provide a career rebound for Spacey, who has remained in need of a sturdy follow-up to American Beauty for over a decade now. Farrell and Foxx earn points for proving that they are good sports and plenty willing to have fun with their images, as the Miami Vice stars occasionally have in the past.
Aniston, meanwhile, shows that she can do something other than romantic comedy, her bread and butter since "Friends" ended. Horrible Bosses received strong reviews and good word of mouth.
It's nice for the successes of the makers to be rewarded; that potent performance will certainly boost the careers of all involved. Those signs of approval establish this as one of the more attractive home video releases of the now-bustling holiday retail season and New Line Cinema distributor Warner Home Video has shown the film a little more love than most. This 3-disc Totally Inappropriate Edition combo pack presents the film in an unrated minute extended cut on Blu-ray and the minute theatrical cut on DVD, UltraViolet digital copy, and a second Blu-ray.
The extended cut runs exactly eight minutes longer. The differences are minor additions throughout the film with the biggest gains amounting to a minute or so. There is a little more racy dialogue from the gang's desperate old friend P. The State of Bobbyville. Deal with it. Bobby watches that and makes a scene about how heartless Kurt is, firing somebody on the day of the funeral of Bobby's father.
Of course Kurt is the idiot now and Bobby's happy about that. Kurt: " Hey, Hank, how you doing, man? We're gonna have to let you go. I'm sorry. Uh, can I have your attention, please? I have an announcement to make. I've just learned that Kurt has fired our dear friend Hank here. I just want you all to know that I am as shocked and angered as you all are.
Enough out of you already today. My dad This is an accounting department decision. My hands are tied. You are one cold, heartless bastard, Buckman. Extended Scene : Kenny says slightly homoerotic: " In the flesh.
Extended Scene : They praise Kenny for the great job. Extended Scene with Alternative Footage : Both versions have different takes of the same dialogues. But the Unrated is longer. Kenny thinks about how he would kill the Lehman Brothers. Kenny: " I would line them up and I would put one bullet through the three of their heads.
I was making the high six figures, and now, ha, I can't even pay for this fucking drink. Dale's got it. Theatrical Version : Kenny: " Got some extra, maybe throw my way? All I got is Just because And I'll get you next time I see you. In the Unrated he precisely describes his services and there are some additional lines of dialogue.
Theatrical Version : Dale: " What? We could do it right here in the bathroom. You're joking? Come on, man. I told you no more handies in here. We'll do it right here in the bathroom.
All right, fuck it, you know what? You guys are driving a hard bargain. Since I know you, I'll let you stare into my eyes, I'll do the three of you for a hundred.
Now, come on. What do you say? Handies for the Three Musketeers. Come on. You know what? I'll hit the three of you at the same time. Dale, I'm gonna deal with you right here behind my knee. Nobody's doing that right now, you're gonna love it. And you two cats, I'm gonna rock you. Nordic style.
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