Get A Job

2016 • 82 minutes

À propos de ce film

Miles Teller, Anna Kendrick, and Bryan Cranston star in this fresh and wickedly funny comedy about getting a job in a tough economy. Recent college graduates Will (Teller) and Jillian (Kendrick) quickly encounter the struggles millennials face in today's highly competitive job market. When Will's job falls through and Jillian gets laid off, the young couple and their friends must endure public humiliation, hazing, and surprise drug tests to ultimately launch their fledgling careers.

Notes et avis

This movie just pissed me off and I want my $7 back. It makes millennials look like lazy spoiled brats who don't want to work hard or take the real world seriously, which is exactly what baby boomers and gen x think of us. But then again I don't know why I even expected it to portray the real struggles of post-grad millennials.

This movie had a lot of strange plot devices, without which the film world have kind of fallen apart completely. It felt like whoever wrote the script just sat down and write 5 main scenes and a handful of lines, then tasked someone with gluing it all together. None of the big moments of the movie felt particularly meaningful or had any real buildup to then so when they hit, you're just left saying "oh." I didn't think this movie was objectively bad, per se; just not good.

Attempt to make the millennial generation appear to have it harder than any other generation but ultimately comes across as whiney and immature. Basic plot of this movie is...kids discover they have to work to make money and they hate it....not worth the price of admission