The Bounty Hunter

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Cast & Crew

Jennifer Aniston
Nicole Hurley

Gerard Butler
Milo Boyd

Christine Baranski
Kitty Hurley

Jason Sudeikis
Stewart

Jeff Garlin
Sid

Ritchie Coster
Ray

Cathy Moriarty
Irene

Peter Greene
Mahler

Joel Marsh Garland
Dwight

Dorian Missick
Bobby

Andy Tennant
Director

Sarah Thorp
Screenwriter

Neal H. Moritz
Producer

Wink Mordaunt
Executive Producer

Ori Marmur
Executive Producer

Robyn Meisinger
Executive Producer

Donald J. Lee Jr.
Executive Producer

Ryan Kavanaugh
Executive Producer

Oliver Bokelberg
Cinematographer

Jane Musky
Production Design

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• Mar 11, 2013

  Predictable, unfunny, terrible acting, there isn't a real reason to waste your time on this.
  Sanjay R Super Reviewer
• Dec 19, 2011

  "The Bounty Hunter" looked like a decent film with a surprisingly fresh concept and spiced in with some fun performances. Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler looked like they would make a good duo and this movie looked promising in the fun factor. Unfortunately, "The Bounty Hunter" is energy drained, shallow, and the word 'style' is put over substance.
  Dutch E Super Reviewer
• Dec 02, 2011

  The Bounty Hunter was a painful and boring experience that I hope I must never endure again. The story is so boring and stupid, it starts as a romance then aaction film then espionage, I hated every minute of it. The cast was bad all expcept for Gerard Butler and Jason Sudakis, and Gerard proves he can be a funny guy with this movie. The jokes were horribly written and I did not laugh ONCE, I didnt giggle, smile, cheer or ect, it was just plain unfunny. I hated this movie with a passion, and even a couple of good cast members can't save this crappy romantic comedy.
  Bradley W Super Reviewer
• Nov 30, 2011

  Normally I enjoy Aniston in romantic comedies, but this is highly disappointing. The dialogue and the storyline read like something from a children's cartoon. It's far too elementary and simple-minded to be taken seriously, even on an un-serious comedy level. Jennifer Aniston plays an investigative reporter who has skipped her court date one too many times and finally gets a bench warrant under her name for failing to appear before the judge. Conveniently her estranged husband (Gerard Butler), is a bounty hunter who somehow finds out that she's skipped bail so naturally he will be the one to retrieve her. If you think you know where this story is going to go, you're absolutely right. Nothing in the film comes as a surprise. In fact, I kept thinking it couldn't get anymore predictable or cliché'd but it did to no avail. Did either of these two actually read the script? I'm not exaggerating when I say I could write a better story right this minute with absolutely no cred to my name as a screenwriter. For two such likable actors, this film is hard to swallow. Total lack of creativity, shallow characters, and the unforgivable faux pas of giving a measly reporter a New York apartment that looks like it jumped straight from the pages of Good Housekeeping. No way she could ever afford that on her salary. And this is just one of many, many missteps in this film to make it nearly two-hours of unbelievable, cheesy fluff. Do yourself a favor and skip it. You can thank me later.
  Patrick B Super Reviewer

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