Tag: Jennifer Aniston

Holiday Melee Forgettable as it might be, Office Christmas Party blends workplace anxiety and mindless comedic escapism into a snappy package. It’s fun, with plenty of booze, stupid antics, …

Baby Steps Full disclosure: This Blu-ray was provided to us for review. This has not affected the editorial process. For information on how we handle review material, please visit …

White Christmas, but the White is Cocaine After reflecting the drudgery of a service-driven American workforce (and some economic anxiety), employees of a Chicago-based tech firm drunkenly joust with …

Classic Metal Full disclosure: This Blu-ray was provided to us for review. This has not affected the editorial process. For information on how we handle review material, please visit …

Julia Roberts, Kate Hudson and Jennifer Aniston star in Gary Marshall’s last film Having previously directed Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve, director Garry Marshall (Pretty Woman) tackles Mother’s …

Not so Horrible Bosses If the first Horrible Bosses was a sly reaction to financial crisis, this sequel grabs at the cutthroat nature of capitalism – but with idiots. …

It becomes a menagerie of improvisation which begs for Sudeikis, Aniston, and Nick Offerman to splice together something workable, and they do.

Too much of the film feels as if a camera was set up, the script tossed to the wayside, and the actors ran with it

Horrible Bosses embraces what it is, raunchy and offensive in the extreme, the pay off satisfying even if it's not a clean escape

Surely the film was green lit purely based on premise and not much else, letting this core comedic band of actors do their thing.

Male/female movie friends? Yeah, they're meant for each other.

Bounty Hunter does almost nothing right, a terribly contrived, stupid, idiotic, and entirely predictable mess that falls right in with every other modern romantic comedy.