Get a Job (2016)

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

The Age of Commercialism

Captivating movie !

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

It wasnt the nicest movie i ever seen but its ok for a sunday night.

This film tells the story of several young adults and also one of their fathers, who all struggle to get a job or keep a job under the adverse economy.It is good to see a bunch of good and well known actors and actresses in a small budget comedy. I guess the topic of trying to find jobs isn't exactly funny, so the plot contains many exaggerated, unlikely and even unrealistic scenes. I didn't find the jokes particularly funny, but they tried. The initiation scene in the finance company reminds me of "The Wolves of Wall Street", but in here it lacks the intensity. Actually, none of the characters are portrayed to have the intensity and stamina to get upwards in their respective careers, with the exception of the father who is freakishly persistent. Overall, "Get A Job" is a passable option for entertainment.

Despite of a cast with some really big names such as Anna Kendrick, Bryan Cranston, Christopher Mintz Plasse, Marcia Gay Harden, Jorge Garcia, John C McGuinly, Brandon T Jackson, Ravi Patel this was filmed in 2012 but it was not released until 2016.Once you've seen it it's not terribly hard to see why, it tries to squeeze in a little too much than it can handle in a very short running time (74 minutes without credits) to the point that it get a little confusing at times.Which it's definitely not meant to be as this is meant to be a easy going comedy influenced by 80's coming of age comedies but set in present day.But it's far from all bad though, there are some seriously funny stand-alone gags and Miles Teller is a pretty good lead and I could have swore he was John Cusack's son (he sure looks like it).In the end I kind of enjoyed it but I felt like it should have been a lot more fleshed out, not sure if perhaps it was longer at some point and the studio mercilessly cut it down because they felt like it didn't have enough substance to be a 100 minute movie or whatever.Which caused it to often lack coherence and flow, whatever it may be despite it's flaws I definitely didn't dislike it, it helps if you like the cast, just don't expect a big movie experience.5.5/10

This film sounds great when you hear it has Miles Teller, Anna Kendrick, Alison Brie, Chris Mintz-Plasse to just name a few... oh yeah and Brian Cranston. How can you make a movie so bad with such great actors? The story was All over the place, the script was poorly written and they put random things in out of the blue that made no sense. Don't smash a load of trophies and say "call me coach" when you literally had no build up to it before. A waste of 82 minutes and 45 secondsIts a shame to see such great names wasted with what could be a great film, a bit longer and a revised script could have made this 1 star film into a cult classic