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| Sony Pictures Classics | Release Date: September 14, 2001 |
Starring:
Josh Kornbluth
Summary:
A comedy about tempness versus permness, both in the workplace and in life. (Sony Pictures Classics)
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Not all of the jokes hit, but enough of them do that anyone who's ever filed, collated, or played Mixmaster DJ with the transcribing machine will find cathartic giggles in this breakout debut.
Delivers deliciously low blows at corporate America, office politics and the lengths people will go to avoid work.
They're a far cry from the Coen brothers, or even the Polish brothers, but Josh and Jacob Kornbluth emerge intact from their first filmmaking venture and score more hits than misses in this comedy.
Jan 25, 2007
I am a big fan of the "loser" movie genre, plus orginally from the bay area, so I really loved it. I thought it had some dead on satire, and some great quotes. I have to admit tho that I recommended it to some friends and they now give me funny looks.
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