Ready For A Horrible Sequel???

7/28/2011 8:30 AM ET | Filed under: Jennifer Aniston • Film Flickers • Colin Farrell • Kevin Spacey • Jason Bateman

horrible bosses may get a sequel

And no, we're not talking about Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance! JK!

After Horrible Bosses' strong opening weekend, we're not surprised to hear that a sequel MAY happen.

HORRIBLE SPOILER ALERT: If you haven't seen the movie, you might want to stop reading right about now.

Here's what director Seth Gordon had to say about a potential Horrible sequel:

"We're talking about it."

And here's Seth on whether or not Colin Farrell's character would be featured in the sequel:

"I feel like it would be a shame not have Bobby Pellitt (back). Maybe in some sort of dream sequence."

Sounds to us like this sequel will probably end up happening. If it does, we just hope they put a lot of time and care into it.

Do U think a Horrible Bosses sequel is a good idea? What other recent release do U think deserve sequels?

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4 comments to “Ready For A Horrible Sequel???”

Shaarrn says – reply to this

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Wow, what a spoiler. You ruined my day.
Yawn…
scandalwood says – reply to this

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It only opened strong cuz everything else was superhero or kiddies.
brandyc says – reply to this

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Hell yes I would love to see that. Those three were hilarious together, and I would totally go see it. Bateman's getting better movies, Sudeikis is coming out of the gates strong, and I'm glad Charlie Day finally got a chance on the big screen with these two because he was the perfect completion to that group. Call it Horrible whatever, I'll be there
melissamomof2 says – reply to this

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LOVE Jason Bateman! I'll watch anything HE is in! Maybe it's because he is my age?????

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