It's pretty damn hilarious if you ask me. I truly do not understand the hate that this filming is attracting. Trapped in a time loop that constantly repeats the day of his murder, former special forces agent Roy Pulver (Frank Grillo) uncovers clues about a secret government project that could unlock the mystery behind his untimely death.

Summary: Melissa McCarthy is absolutely The Boss, adding another notch to her belt of impressive comedy and hilarious characters, registering in the higher end of her filmography, despite what reviewers would make you believe. A success that should tide McCarthy over until Ghostbusters, in just a few weeks. I struggle to comprehend the negative reviews for this film, as it is nothing but enjoyable from start to finish.

Without her, I cannot help but think the film would collapse around her, but her involvement (matched with the character and supporting cast) make the film a success. The Boss is another vehicle to demonstrate Melissa McCarthy's comedic talent and flair which cemented her win as MTV Movie Award's first ever female winner for the Comedic Genius Award earlier this year, managing to bring some of the scripts duller moments to life while managing to make the genuinely hilarious moments even bigger and better than expected.

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