Horrible Bosses

When the 3 guys talk to Dean 'MF' Jones the latches on the briefcase with the money are open then closed then open again.

Microphone reflection from glass wall, when Dave Harken has gathered his employees to tell them about the promotion.

When the three guys drive away in different cars the crane and camera are seen in the reflection of one of the back windows.

When Dave Harken has an attack caused by peanuts, he falls and drops the bag - in the next shot of Dave he drops the bag again.

When Harken checks the contact information on Pellitt's phone, it lists Pellitt's address as "Riverside, CA 92595.

" ZIP code 92595 is assigned to the city of Wildomar, California.

Wildomar, while located in Riverside County, is about 40 miles south of the city of Riverside.

The rear view mirror has been removed from the VW.

The rear view mirror has been removed from the Toyota Prius.

When Nick, Dale, and Kurt are talking to "MF" Jones in the bar, "MF" Jones moves the briefcase to the side of the table.

However, it is back in front of him in several closeups and at the end of the scene when he tells them to leave.

After Kurt, Alex and Dale finish talking to Kenny in the bar, Kurt and Alex switch chairs between shots but we never see anyone get up.

When Harken goes to kill Pellet after the two shots, the door repeatedly changes position between cuts.

Three friends tired of being humiliated by their bosses plan to kill each one of then, but funny stories happens when they try to kill every boss!!! For Nick (Jason Bateman), Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) and Dale (Charlie Day), the only thing that would make the daily grind more tolerable would be to grind their intolerable bosses (Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell, Jennifer Aniston) into dust.

Horrible Bosses won't be everyone's type of film. Yes it does contain slightly more sexual references than I feel comfortable with and yes there is a fair amount of foul language that is off-putting (and really just not needed) but strip away all of that and by and large this is a fairly enjoyable film.

Horrible Bosses is something that many people will be able to relate to. How many people have found themselves in the situation that our 3 employees are in?

I never thought I'd say it, but yes, Miss Aniston is the only thing great about this movie. If it wasn't for her tremendous comic timing I would have fallen asleep plenty of times throughout Horrible Bosses, it's great to see her playing against character.

I must admit I was hesitant before seeing Horrible Bosses such was the blandness of the trailer. I was pleasantly surprised then, to find myself laughing constantly during this offensive movie.

Rundown employees Bateman, Day and Sudeikis conspire to murder each other's bosses (à la THROW MOMMA FROM THE TRAIN, à la à la STRANGERS ON A TRAIN) played terrifically by a supporting A-cast ensemble of Spacey, Aniston and Farrell, respectively. Everyone's story seems so secondary while in the mix with the Bateman/Spacey conflict.

A ridiculous goofy comedy only funny for the ultimate average simpleton crowd.

Horrible bosses is black comedy movie about three guys who hate their bosses, so they come up with a plan to kill their bosses. I won't go into more detail, but I can tell you this movie is superb.

For me and my girlfriend it was very painful to watch. Also there were some 20 other people in the cinema and I heard maybe 3 faint laughters..