My Boss's Daughter
Comedy • PG-13 • 2003 • 1 hr 23 min
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Ashton Kutcher, Tara Reid, Terence Stamp, Jeffrey Tambor, Molly Shannon
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Dumb! Definitely not oneof Ashton’s better movies!
Puts the gas down and doesn’t let up. Kutcher gets pulled around like a rag doll. The supporting cast makes it great. Very funny.
Not the best comedy but it was an ok watch
Reid and Kutcher join forces in this to make it a respectable comedy romance movie. But if I watched it now probably wouldn’t be entertained
It's ok. Much better off seeing meet the parents or another better movies of this same formula.
Been several years since I watched so the story sort of escapes me ostensibly, but essentially it's a fun family comedy over get togethers!
Es entretenida y con algunas buenas escenas de comedia, pero en general, es absurda y tonta.
Not even Ashton and his charm can save something so plain and predictable. Terrible.
Raunchy and mean-spirited but my edgy teen self loved it. I might have to rewatch it now
Cheap, with a few funny moments, but that's it.
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