Painfully awkward and out of sync from the first scene, in which Kutcher, horribly miscast as a big dork, swoons over Tara Reid, horribly miscast as a dreamy love interest.

| Jul 16, 2019

The only real physical comedy in My Boss's Daughter comes from Zucker, Dorfman, and Kutcher stumbling over each other, but it's unlikely anyone will laugh.

| Jul 22, 2014

Kutcher comedy is crude, offensive, and all-around bad.

| Original Score: 1/5 | Dec 26, 2010

Comedy's cardinal rule is never make it look hard, but that wisdom is ignored in My Boss's Daughter.

| Mar 26, 2009

I believe in a movie's right to die.

| Mar 7, 2007

The spectacularly unfunny supporting cast -- including Dave Foley, Jeffrey Tambor and David Koechner -- doesn't help either. But luckily Kutcher is there to try to clean up the mess.

| Mar 7, 2007

Few films are as consistently pathetic.

| Original Score: D- | May 4, 2005

Simply put, the gut sensed a dog, and the gut was right. Go with the gut.

| Original Score: 0/5 | Aug 31, 2003

Zucker ... directs this mess like a substitute teacher soldiering through a day's work for a day's pay at a decertified school.

| Original Score: F | Aug 27, 2003

Zucker orchestrates the gags with great relish, lunging for the funny bone with sweetly idiotic characters, relentless slapstick, and topping sight gags.

| Aug 26, 2003

A pink slip is in order for all concerned.

| Original Score: 1/5 | Aug 25, 2003

Tries screwball and gross-out comedy and fails on both counts.

| Original Score: 1/4 | Aug 25, 2003

This muddled comedy of confusion feels as if it were a Farrelly brothers' comedy that has sat exposed to the elements long past its expiration date.

Full Review | Aug 25, 2003

Three-year-old, brain-dead variant of Risky Business.

| Original Score: 0.5/4 | Aug 25, 2003

It is a genial youth comedy that serves Kutcher well as a vehicle. That's it. That's all it tries to be.

| Aug 25, 2003

The mishaps are mostly misfires, and the situations all feel contrived.

Full Review | Aug 25, 2003

If you thought Ashton Kutcher's movie career had nowhere but up to go after Dude, Where's My Car?, wait until you see My Boss's Daughter.

| Original Score: 1/4 | Aug 25, 2003

This is a movie that boggles the mind: a bad-taste comedy that makes the average effort by the Farrelly Brothers (mysteriously thanked in the credits) look like a Merchant-Ivory film.

Full Review | Original Score: 1/4 | Aug 25, 2003

With [Kutcher and Reid] as the star-crossed couple, the title of this movie should have been Zero Plus Zero Equals Zero.

| Original Score: D | Aug 23, 2003