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Horrible Bosses 2

Name: Horrible Bosses 2
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2014-11-12
Duration: 108 min
Rating: 6.179

★ 6,2 /10 (4,505 Votes)

2014 EN 108 min

Overview

Dale, Kurt and Nick decide to start their own business but things don't go as planned because of a slick investor, prompting the trio to pull off a harebrained and misguided kidnapping scheme.

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Release date

12/11/2014

Votes

4,505

Popularity

15.5

New crime. Same tools.

Genres

Comedy

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

108 min

Budget

$42,000,000

Revenue

$107,645,357

Jason Bateman

Nick Hendricks

Jason Sudeikis

Kurt Buckman

Charlie Day

Dale Arbus

Jennifer Aniston

Julia Harris

Chris Pine

Rex Hanson

Christoph Waltz

Bert Hanson

Jamie Foxx

Motherfucker Jones

Kevin Spacey

Dave Harken

Jonathan Banks

Detective Hatcher

Lindsay Sloane

Stacy Arbus

Keegan-Michael Key

Mike

Kelly Stables

Rachel

Jerry Lambert

Skip

Sam Richardson

Producer

Brianne Howey

Candy

Lidia Porto

Lupe

Jaye Razor

Ray

Lennon Parham

Roz

Rob Huebel

Pinkberry Executive

Andy Buckley

Surveillance Audio Agent

Keeley Hazell

Rex's Assistant

Sabrina Sky

Tiffany

Brendan Hunt

Sex Addiction Group Member

Rebecca Field

Sex Addiction Group Member

Bruno Amato

Police Officer (Sex Addict)

Jill Basey

Older Receptionist

Suzy Nakamura

Kim

Korrina Rico

Raquel

Raymond Ma

Asian Businessman

Ping Wu

Asian Businessman

James M. Connor

Auctioneer

Michelle L. Gardner

Realtor

Chase Kim

Officer

Greg Vrotsos

Prison Guard

Bill Blair

Auction Bidder (uncredited)

Alyssa Preston

Younger Receptionist

Nicole Domecus

Dream Bikini Girl (uncredited)

Cassandra Starr

Fantasy Pool Girl (uncredited)

Tatum Miranda

Dream Girl (uncredited)

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The first one was way better. I didn't like part 2 that much. There were some funny parts. Part 1 was way funnier.

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"_It's our names! Nick, Kurt, Dale. NickKurtDale.com_" Not near as good as the first one (when are they ever?) but still has a few good moments. I would say Jennifer Anistion still brings it even if it's less screen time, and the main three are still good together, but it is a needless sequel.

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