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It’s not every day that you see a hovering employee toting a scalding cup of latte on the way to his office, only to be reprimanded by his boss for being a jerk at being late. Give it up for the boss who knows his way in his office, and thumbs down for the horrible ones who make themselves a pain on the neck. Although it’s not surprising to see an employee being offered by a snifter of age-old rum by his obnoxious boss at 8:15 in the morning, what’s worse is that the moment when you are supposed to be basking in promotion’s glory because he’s going to announce that you’ll be the company’s next vice president, he turns you down and accuses you of having problems regarding alcohol intoxication at work. Not bad?

Get this, for necktie-stylish employees Nick (Jason Bateman) Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) and Dale (Charlie Day), the only thing worse than being a nut-brained employee is to be pissed by their bosses. And the only thing that would make everything in their workplace tolerable is to at least get ahead of their awfully vindictive employers (Collin Farrell, Jennifer Aniston, Kevin Spacey). That’s what the upcoming movie Horrible Bosses as in store for us, another hilarious comedy movie brought to you by Warner Bros. Pictures. And speaking of bosses, you might want to take a look over your claustrophobic little cubicle; you might end up getting fired for surfing this at office hours.

Scheduled to take theaters by storm on July 8, 2011; the upcoming motion picture talks about how this trio of stooges resort to hilarious revenge rather than quitting their jobs, just to get ahead with their bossy, sometimes spoilt and demanding bosses. So, after sharing a few too many drinks with a hare-brained but ruthless ex-con (Jamie Foxx), the three friends schemes a seemingly complicated and superficially foolproof plan to pulverize their respective bosses, for good. Although there’s one glitch on the situation: even the most convoluted of plans are only as fool-proof as the heads that made them. Directed by Seth Gordon, be there as the newest motion picture, and the most hilarious flick of the year comes in next to theaters.