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• • FBJHewitt

    Nov 2nd 2012, 11:29

    No Bane?

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  • samcornwell

    Nov 2nd 2012, 12:17

    I usually keep my thoughts to myself with your top 50 lists, but this this time I just can't. You have seen s****h, haven't you? I've seen all but about 5 of these movies and Brick Top played by Alan Ford would easily come out on top. Also Jennifer Aniston in Horrible Bosses is most guys' dream boss.

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  • samcornwell

    Nov 2nd 2012, 12:18

    LOL! I can't believe the word s****h was censored in my post above.

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  • samcornwell

    Nov 2nd 2012, 12:19

    S... n.... a... t... c... h...

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  • McSerious

    Nov 2nd 2012, 12:31

    You have Sandra Bullock from the Proposal and you don't have Bane?! TF has realised it only gets comments from people complaining now, thats just plain trolling.

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  • McSerious

    Nov 2nd 2012, 12:34

    Good job with Buddy Ackerman though, that was a fantastic film.

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  • Jareth64

    Nov 2nd 2012, 13:03

    Nice list, Total Film. Brick Top is one missed, for sure, although s****h is a bit naff thinking back. Quint's technically boss in Jaws, too, and he mocks Hooper like crazy. **SPOILER** Before being eaten alive, that is. Avatar's bosses are pretty insane, too. Wikus's father in law in District 9 is also a bad, bad man.

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  • joshwinning

    Nov 2nd 2012, 13:47

    @FBJHewitt - Is Bane the true boss, or is he outranked by Talia? @Jareth64 - Great additions there, especially Colonel Miles Quaritch. He da man.

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  • smellyhands

    Nov 2nd 2012, 15:03

    Hahaha s****h. Anyway I thought Ryan Reynolds boss/employers in Buried were the most despicable. Seriously that phone call he received from them was just completely soulless.

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  • smellyhands

    Nov 2nd 2012, 15:05

    And yes, if Jennifer Aniston was my boss I dont think I would have a problem if she was trying to grind me into oblivion.

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  • willliampalmer

    Nov 2nd 2012, 15:17

    What about Ebenezer Scrooge!?

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  • FBYBrown

    Nov 2nd 2012, 16:51

    ++SPOILER+++ You have it all wrong about Bob from The Assassin (Called "Point of No Return" here in the states). He didn't send The Cleaner out after Maggie. It was HIS BOSS Kaufman that sent The Cleaner out. Bob, finding out that Maggie had survived the car crash that killed The Cleaner, told his boss that they were BOTH DEAD. He kept his promise at the risk of losing his life for lying.

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  • joshwinning

    Nov 2nd 2012, 18:30

    @willliampalmer - See #24.

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  • pipehitterz

    Nov 2nd 2012, 19:50

    talia is indeed the boss of bane brick top is a good shout where's the joker, he kills all his employees, i expected him to be top?

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  • andrewrobbins

    Nov 3rd 2012, 9:47

    Yea Brick Top is probs one of the most deserved to be on the list, I mean come on "I've got no room for grasses" you can't get more cruel than that.

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  • FBSDeMorgan

    Nov 3rd 2012, 10:55

    Carter Burke? Or he not really high enough up the food chain? Good call to everyone that mentioned Brick Top; for a guaranteed laugh pop "s****h Wars" into youtube (I'm sure most of you have already).

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  • davemelges

    Nov 5th 2012, 13:55

    I think you should be required to WATCH all the movies you're commenting on. Gene Hackman's character wasn't the "head of The Firm," and he wasn't even really a boss. He was a MENTOR to the main character, and at worst a reluctant villain. In fact, in the end he redeems himself to a degree. He was slimy, and not very likeable, but NOT a boss, and doesn't belong on this list.

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  • henryjr

    Nov 5th 2012, 22:47

    No Tomas from Black Swan? He essentially led Nina into her whole psycho-thingy

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  • janispinkulis

    Nov 10th 2012, 17:06

    I'm sorry but in what way is Darth Vader a Boss? He's just a henchman for Darth Sidious, actually (no offense Lord Vader, but that's how it is). If Vader is a boss than lets say Darth Maul should also be called one.

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