Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

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Ed R @JustcallmeER 2d A fun quirky feature for the entire family with a good moral ending. See more Sam A @RT78318624 Mar 9 This movie is so forgetful to me I watched it on Netflix years ago See more Mark C. @mrpiggy1992 Jan 16 Love the comdiec stylings of Steve Carrell and Jennifer Garner See more The Wandering D @RT87120553 May 29 Wow. I had never seen this before but I really really enjoyed this. It hit every box perfectly and I will definitely be watching it again! See more SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch May 5 I recently watched the comedy "Horrible Bosses" from 2011, and I have to say, I found it genuinely entertaining. The humor was spot-on, and I couldn't help but laugh at all the ridiculous situations the characters found themselves in. The plot revolves around a group of friends attempting to orchestrate a murder that inevitably goes awry, keeping the laughs rolling throughout the film. Jennifer Aniston shines as a hilariously inappropriate dentist with a penchant for sex addiction. Jason Bateman delivers a fantastic performance as the planner of the group, always trying to keep things organized, yet everything unravels in the most chaotic ways. Jason Sudeikis adds to the humor as another sex addict, but his character is utterly distracted by his obsession with women, making for some funny moments. I must admit, though, Charlie Day's voice grated on my nerves a bit; his high-pitched squealing was the only part of the film I found hard to tolerate. Colin Farrell, Kevin Spacey, and Jamie Foxx also contribute significantly to the film's charm, playing their roles impeccably. However, Charlie Day's character was the only one I couldn't quite warm up to, and it was a bit frustrating. Overall, the film is a wild ride of humor and chaos. The back-and-forth antics can be a bit confusing at times, but the goofiness keeps you engaged. While the plot may not be serious, the comedy definitely hits the mark, making it a fun watch. See more Katie T @RT66285207 Apr 5 We loved this movie. How did we miss it since 2014?! It was such a fun family movie night pick. I’m surprised by low ratings. The acting was solid, it was funny, had a great positive family message, and all our kids from 8 to 16 could enjoy it. See more Read all reviews

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