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Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day reprise their roles from 2011’s “Horrible Bosses” in “Horrible Bosses 2,” the sequel nobody asked for — but what the hell! Since its predecessor achieved the blockbuster crown making more than $200 million worldwide, cynics couldn’t stop Hollywood from milking the film’s profitable
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Imagine the worst week of your life; Judd Altman is having that week. In the first five minutes of “This Is Where I Leave You,” his marriage is destroyed, his career falls apart, and his father dies. What follows does not in any way decrease his misery or constitute closure.
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“Bad Words” is a marketing team’s nightmare. Jason Bateman stars in his directorial debut as a 40-year-old man with a quick temper and a vile tongue who enters a children’s spelling bee contest. A dark comedy in which racial slurs are flung left and right at small children is already
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SUPERB presents a screening of “Bad Words” at Shattuck Cinemas, followed by a Q&A with star and director Jason Bateman. RSVP here for the showing Monday evening. Rap artist Schoolboy Q is performing and signing autographs at Rasputin Records on Telegraph Avenue. If you purchase his new album, Oxymoron, you
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The new season of “Arrested Development” is confusing, hands down. The “Netflix semi-original series” brought everyone’s favorite dysfunctional family back together for one more season after Fox cancelled the cult classic in 2006 due to low ratings. Complete with the requisite inside jokes, flashbacks, scheming and catch phrases that initially
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For most college students, there exists a nagging fear of an unfamiliar and daunting realm known as the real world, whether it be battling unemployment or the mundane reality of working nine to five under constant supervision. But the fear is real when it comes to Seth Gordon’s “Horrible Bosses.”
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