Jason Sudeikis

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People are nowadays looking for ways to stretch their monthly salary, with some also turning to eco-friendly lifestyles to minimise waste and help the environment. In his first film since Academy Award nominee Nebraska, director…

That alcohol can lead to destructive behaviour is hardly an unheralded revelation. With that in mind, even the staunchest Temperance supporter couldn’t have imagined quite the scale of catastrophe brought on by small town binging in…

I have to own up. I was really looking forward to seeing The Angry Birds Movie, directed by Clay Kaytis and Feral Reilly and written by Jon Vitti - an admission which will probably damage any credibility I have as a serious film critic. A…

I'm not crediting everyone individually here, because it would just take too long, but Movie 43 puts together a decent list of names both behind and in front of the camera. It's a comedy movie made up of sketches, connected by a framing…

I've said it before and I'll say it again, I don't understand how Jason Sudeikis has a film career. I'm warming to the man, perhaps partly due to the fact that he is being foisted on me so often in recent years, but I don't know how he…

David is a small-time pot dealer whose clientele includes chefs and soccer moms, but no kids—after all, he has his scruples. So what could go wrong? Plenty. Having been jumped by a trio of gutter punks who steal his stash and his cash, they…

Boasting a cast of American sitcom luminaries such as; Jason Bateman (Arrested Development), Jenifer Aniston (Friends) and Jason Sudeikis (30 Rock, Saturday Night Live), Seth Gordon’s Horrible Bosses is yet another Hollywood foray into the…

Jason Bateman has a boss (played by Kevin Spacey) who keeps him held back at work and overloads him and is, generally, horrible. Charlie Day has a boss (played by Jennifer Aniston, who is looking even more gorgeous nowadays than ever…

Horrible, but pretty funny Horrible Bosses has been called nothing but a TV sit-com and a sub-Apatow comedy. Its opening situations -- three guys who're best buddies all have employers they can't endure -- are so crudely, grossly…