Get a Job (2016)

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Best movie ever!

A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

So what happens after you've gotten your degree, don't have a job and don't want to move back home? That's the plot of this film. A group of graduates without jobs move in a frat type house and seek meaningful employment.Will Davis (Miles Teller), his father, Roger Davis (Bryan Cranston) and his girlfriend Jullian Stewart (Anna Kendrick) find "you can't always get want you want..but ya just might find whatcha need.."This is a a film you will want to watch before your unemployment runs out. It'll make you think "okay, it's not that bad."

After watching this film, and seeing how awfully low the ratings were, i need to ask .. WHY ? Why is this film so maligned? OK, Get A Job is not the most creative script i have watched; GAJ is the story of two college graduates that, like every graduate, are the best of the bestest until they actually try to enter the workforce, where they find that they are actually worthless. So their plans to be a successful couple go awry, and the only way to solve this problem is to GET A JOB !!Obviously they are a bunch of misfits who, instead of repenting their ways and bow their heads in acceptance of the misery of employment, use their mischievousness to hatch a brilliant plan which they then execute flawlessly, and everyone lives happily ever after.which is the same plot of about 90% of the comedies you'll ever see.Like i said, it's not really super-creative. It is, however, funny.Miles Teller (the Whiplash guy) and Anna Kendrick (the Mr Right girl) do a fine job of their material. The supporting support well, the direction is good, production is excellent, the dialogue is funny, the story has good pacing, the ending could have been done a bit better but it's still pretty good.So .. i liked this film - very much. It's a feelgood comedy that will leave you mildly happy for a day or two, and there was nothing bad that might upset you. Anna Kendrick is adorable as always and Teller is.. decent; comedy suits him, he just needs to grow into it. Would recommend to almost anyone.My vote: 7/10 - a harmless little comedy, very well made.

"Maybe we're not all geniuses. So we're not the greatest generation. So what. These are our lives and we're gonna make the most of them." Will Davis (Teller) has finally graduated college and is ready to attack the world, with the help of his parents. When is dad loses his job and Will has to support himself he realizes things aren't as easy as he was hoping. Now him, his friends and his girlfriend Jillian (Kendrick) must face a world that none of them are prepared for. I will start off by saying this is nothing all that original or amazing and won't win any awards. That said, the movie is hilarious and one that is easy and fun to watch. Something I could watch over and over. Miles Teller has great timing and made me laugh through out. The movie deals with real and serious topics in a way that you don't realize they are being brought up until you are like...oh yeah, that makes sense. There really isn't a whole lot to say about this one other than if you are looking for a light-hearted comedy that actually has a message this is one to definitely pick up and watch. As funny as Teller is, Alison Brie really steals the movie and I wish she was in it more. Overall, a hilarious and fun movie that you can watch over and over. I give this a B+.

A university graduate has to find a job to pay the rent and get his girlfriend of his back.The premise is simple enough and all the characters are set up to make this an entertaining movie. The film boasts an excellent line up. All lights are green.I cannot give this movie a full review as I could not bare to sit through the whole thing. It is just not funny. I cannot even tell you why? But it is like watching a stand-up comedian die on stage, for over an hour.All the ingredients for a comedy are here, they just don't work. The scenes with the stoners are boring and flat, their hapless attempts at getting a career are just stupid - yet not funny. The stripper scene, even with perky boobs on display, is tedious and dull.Alison Bree's character is bland and caustic, and only there so we can hear awkward, sexual references come from the mouth of a pretty woman - what a waste. I have never seen a film with so much talent be so painfully bland. As we watched - in stony silence - I actually started to feel embarrassed for the actors and just had to switch off. I have not had to do this for some time.