I do like a good rom-com, but My Boss's Daughter is one of the worst I've seen I'm sorry to say. I wasn't impressed with it to start with, but it got worse as it wore on. The only redeeming quality for me was Terrence Stamp, he does a nice job with the only halfway decent lines of the film. Nothing else works in my opinion. The way it was filmed and the soundtrack were okay, but didn't do anything for me. The story was really poorly paced and predictable and structurally it is a mess. The script is unimaginative and unfunny and the jokes border more on offensive than amusing. The characters, and pretty much all of them, are bland and clichéd(not a bad thing but it is when the character and such is badly written which is the case here),while the cast excepting Stamp are poor with Ashton Kutcher faring worse, he looks bored and shows no charisma. Tara Reid looks pretty but has a bland character and does nothing with it. The rest that pop up range from barely adequate to wasted. All in all, Stamp is good, the rest is rubbish. 1/10 Bethany Cox

For years I hesitated watching this movie. Now, I know why. Not only is it a comedy that fails at being even remotely funny, but there's also just nothing to laugh *at* about the movie. It was even worse than I'd expected. I rented this sucker and still felt cheated out of time more than money. I have never seen a film that annoyed me that much. It is a movie about stupid people that are doing stupid and terrible things. I don't really know either how someone with common sense could actually act in this kind of movie. I have used IMDb for some time but felt obligated to register just to help prevent poor unsuspecting folks from renting or, worse, buying this stinker!! Really a waste of time and money. I must say that the plot line is awful.

Tom Stansfield (Ashton Kutcher) is a researcher at a publishing house in Chicago but he wants to be creative. He has a crush on Lisa Taylor (Tara Reid) who is the daughter of his domineering boss Jack Taylor (Terence Stamp). Jack fires his secretary Audrey Bennett (Molly Shannon) blaming it on Tom. Lisa is housesitting for her dad but she wants to go to a party. Lisa asks Tom to housesit so that she can attend her party. Tom assumes that it's a date. Jack has crazy requirements for his owl. Then the irresponsible brother Red (Andy Richter) returns hiding from drug dealer T.J. (Michael Madsen). Audrey comes by to ask for her job back but she brings her annoying boyfriend Spike (Tyler Labine). Spike drives off and Tom reluctantly lets Audrey stay. Lisa's boyfriend Hans cheated on her and she comes home early.

Everybody is annoying in this movie and Ashton Kutcher is the welcome mat for them to walk all over on. The screwball slapstick is annoying. Everything and everyone annoyed me in this movie. This is a David Zucker film but it needs to get the characters right before the slapstick comedy could actually work.