Nice effects though.

Deeper than the descriptions

Beautiful, moving film.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

I love the show undercover boss its amazing. But i can not stand the founder/CEO whatever that individual wants to call himself for the diamond resorts international but each time that episode is on i have to turn the channel as fast as possible cause he just makes me cringe to know end. Man I would love to give him a piece of my mind. Other then that guy I really think the show is great. Some of the CEO's I think put on a huge front because come on lets be real honest since when are CEO's of companies really these magically caring people. I do wonder if the show is scripted because it seems the people that are on the show always have some kind of issue going on in their life to were they get all this money from the CEO/founder.

Bosses that are behind the desk as the CEO of their companies. Get a first hand look on what happens as they go undercover frequently in a disguise as they see what is good and not so good for their company.As I liked most of the bosses on the show. As they change. Excpet for the one that works at the Diamond Resorts as I think that is what it is called. For he acted really rude and so naughty to one lady boss that he felt that did not train one of the employees who takes calls for vacations down. Feeling that the young caller employee did not have proper training. That was wrong.But other than that. I like the show as a whole. As the employees get helped out. As most seem to be on hard times. And that they need help with their personal staff.It is a 9/10!

I've watched all of the US episodes, all of the Canadian episodes, and several of the UK episodes. And it is enjoyable. I don't know how 'real' it is. But does that matter much? Idk. Perhaps. Perhaps not.As far as the entertainment value goes=A+. It does convey the message it intends;rich CEO's getting back in touch with the common worker. Often The CEO(or whoever it is:the company) decides to 'give back' to the employees;Bonuses, vehicles, mentorship, monetary compensation, vacations, and so on...it does seem most give something, if not a lot. But, but, but, is this not misleading? As this is a TV show, and this is 'assuming' none of it is 'scripted-why does it take a TV show to do something like this. A)The lucky individual selected to participate, who meets the 'corporate' is in effect like a lottery winner. This could actually be a negative;let's go get a corporate job in the hopes of striking in rich on 'undercover boss', by making friends with the 'rich one at the top'. B)The company chooses to 'give back'/'compensate' the 'good workers'/'inspiring stories/people' BECAUSE they are aware this is a TV show-it will make the company and themselves look good. I am not say all(perhaps not any-it's just an observation) do this. But it does seem plausible. Z)-Z)-Z)---Perhaps it's faked-=it's scripted. There is one episode that one 'employee' says something to the effect of 'you should be proud of your employees'-yet still implying he doesn't know it's undercover boss-but why would you say 'you should be proud'-z=it's possible it's all faked-for the benefit of a)ratings and b)company/corporation...blah=back to the point-it is a good, entertaining show. Watch with a grain of salt. I try to always believe it's real. Sometimes it doesn't seem to be completely. But that doesn't ever make it less enjoyable. I love it! Perhaps in time Corporations and CEO will care enough to give and listen without the cameras rolling. That is the hope. It shouldn't take a TV show to make the desk jockeys to want to go into the field and develop a rapport with employees, to get their hands dirty, to actually give a damn what is happening in their company as far as people and work and what goes on and on and on and to stop putting their bottom line above the value. I should be laughing right now. ha ha ha.Money.Give me some!Kay, I'll stop.Please enjoy the show.

Oookaaaay!...So someone comes to your work place being stalked by a film crew and from day one gets the easiest jobs and a taste of all the various possibilities in different areas of the business.Yep-that definitely sounds like your average Joe/Josephines first day on a new job!I know if I saw someone getting treated like that from day one at work I'd have no suspicions about their purpose.It couldn't be that due to the recession and the modern days media regard for its general audience as having an extra gullible,low IQ that this program is nothing but one long staged advertisement for businesses in trouble?Just a thought..........