9 To 5

1980 • 109 minutos

Sobre este filme

Judy Bernly (Jane Fonda), a housewife whose husband has left her for his secretary, begins her own secretarial career at a huge corporation. Violet Newstead (Lily Tomlin), a feisty, veteran office manager, instructs her on the perils and procedures of office life -- and of working for Franklin Hart Jr. (Dabney Coleman), their chauvinistic, sleazy boss, and his right-hand woman, the crisp, nosy Roz (Elizabeth Wilson). Meanwhile, Hart's endless attempts to seduce his happily married secretary, Doralee Rhodes (Dolly Parton), lead the entire office to think she's a trollop. When Hart unfairly passes Violet over for a promotion, she drowns her sorrows at a local bar with Judy and Doralee, who regales the others with tales of Hart's epic advances. Later, at Doralee's house, the women smoke pot, eat barbecue, and concoct hilarious revenge fantasies -- a rodeo hog-tie, a Wild West shootout, and a gothic Snow White scenario -- about killing their boss. When a mix-up leads the women to think they have accidentally poisoned Hart's coffee, they hatch a scheme to protect themselves by stealing Hart's body from the morgue. When he turns up alive, never having drunk the coffee, they must kidnap him to prevent him from blackmailing them or calling the police. The women then use the occasion of their boss' absence to effect some changes around the office.

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This is another "Fantastic" girl power movie. It's like Charlie's Angels in an office setting. This is my all time favorite comedy. It was lightening in a bottle and the theme song will play forever. Thank You Dolly, Jane,and Lilly.

It's ok, I wouldn't say its amazing, but definately a fun watch

Hands-down one of the funniest movies I've ever watched. This is one that I keep coming back too to watch. Even though it's an older movie, it still has a lot of bearing on today's society. Ever time I get irritated at work I watch this movie and feel better about everything.