Horrible Bosses 2-Teen Movie Review

Dale (Charlie Day), Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) and Nick (Jason Bateman) are back and ready to start their own business. After all, they’re tired of dealing with horrible bosses. However things don’t go as planned due to the slick investor they get involved with. So the trio decides to kidnap their financier’s son, Rex (Chris Pine ), and demand ransom for the money they lost. Now the adventure and mishaps begin as the three business owners try to pull off a big time crime even though they are truly not criminals. Horrible Bosses 2 is the sequel to the 2011 film, Horrible Bosses.

Rating: 2 out of 5 popcorn buckets
Release Date: February 24, 2015
MPAA Rating: R
Best Age Group: 17+
Sexual Content: Excessive
Violent/Disturbing Content: Moderate
Crude or Profane Language: Excessive
Drug and Alcohol Content: Moderate
Will It Appeal to Teens? No

Talking Points:

The film has an all-star, to name a few…Jennifer Aniston, Chris Pine, Jason Bateman, Kevin Spacey, Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz.

Between the sexual contents and crude language, this is not an appropriate film for kids/pre-teens. See details below:

Sexual Content: Excessive

Julia (Jennifer Aniston) claims to be a sex addict. She seduces a happily married man and has a sexual encounter with another man, in her dental office (she’s a dentist). We see pictures of the couple on a security camera, though it’s very fuzzy.
There are sexual references and conversations throughout the whole film. Some topics include…oral sex, male/female body parts, sexual positions, homosexual encounters, rape and much more.

Violent/Disturbing Content: Moderate

A man is shot and killed
A character repeatedly hits himself and bangs his head on a table, so that he will appear beaten up.
Rex (Chris Pine) is very rude and disrespectful to his Hispanic housekeeper. She responds by sticking his toothbrush down the back of her pants and proceeds to rub vigorously. A few minutes later we see Rex brushing his teeth with that same toothbrush. This was a disgusting scene.

Crude or Profane Language: Excessive

Every swear word you can imagine and more were used throughout the film.

Drug and Alcohol Content: Moderate

Several scenes are set in a bar where we see character’s drinking alcoholic beverages.
Character’s attempt to steal nitrous oxide from Julia’s dental office.

Will it appeal to most teens? Yes

Overall this is a silly comedy with a lot of inappropriate parts woven throughout the film.