Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

A Masterpiece!

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Personally I loved both the first movie and this one. Although the storyline is a little predictable it definitely is funny and it's great to see everyone from the first movie in the second movie with the exception of Colin Farrell. (Obviously) I love Jason Sudekis, Charlie Day and Jason Bateman together and I'd definitely watch another movie with these three. Is this sequel Oscar worthy? No, but it is definitely funny and a pretty good sequel.

(Flash Review)Funnier than most modern stupid comedies; low bar. Thus achieves its objective. Three yahoos quit their job because the movie's title implies they have horrible bosses and attempt to start their own business to be their own bosses with a silly 'shower buddy' invention. They get screwed by an investor and concoct a revenge scheme. Will they be able to pull it off to save their new business? There are oodles of lewd hijinks blended with lots of sexual and potty humor. While the movie often pokes fun at itself and its movie genre, it did it's best to cobble together a mix tape soundtrack to medium success. Overall, there are some good zingers, a couple plot twists and eye rolling situations but above average for the genre.

Absolutely love the entire case of this movie. First of all, Jason Bateman's personality and joke delivery is flawless. He must be a pleasure to be around as he seems like just a funny jokester. Jennifer Anniston, so good at being bad, her character in this movie has me dying with laughter. The entire cast is super talented in their own comedic way, but Jennifer and Jason were my favorites. Funny, funny stuff.

Just as raunchy and filthy as its predecessors, Horrible Bosses 2 feature the same three leads and follows them through their wild, only-in-Hollywood adventures.Without spoiling any plot points from the first one, I'll just say that the sequel's plot is slightly different. In this one, the three friends decide to become their own bosses. Start-up businesses are hard, and when two good-looking rich guys (Christoph Waltz and Chris Pine, in case you were wondering) get in their way, the three idiots come up with a plan that's, well, not a good or legal idea.If you didn't like the first one, you're not going to like the second one. If you're over fifty or don't like raunchy, twenty-something humor, you're not going to like either one. If you liked the first one, chances are you'll think this one's funny, too.Kiddy Warning: Obviously, you have control over your own children. However, due to sexual jokes and adult situations, I wouldn't let my kids watch it.