Get a Job

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Get a Job

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Released Mar 25, 2016

1h 23m

Comedy

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A young man (Miles Teller) and his girlfriend (Anna Kendrick) struggle to find desirable employment after graduating from college.

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Inauthentic and unfunny, Get a Job is paltry to the point that its long-delayed release feels purely the result of its wasted cast having been promoted to greater fame all these years later.

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Lou Lumenick

New York Post

Crass and painfully unfunny satirical comedy shot four years ago. It's finally receiving a token theatrical release concurrent with being dumped into the video-on-demand sludge pile.

Rated: 0.5/4

Apr 8, 2016

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Dennis Harvey

Variety

This long-shelved comedy proves a disappointing mix of onscreen talent, uneven social satire and juvenile humor.

Mar 25, 2016

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Jordan Hoffman

Guardian

Get A Job's primary problem is that it doesn't know if it wants to be a realistic look at millennials and the current economy, or go for the cheap gag about the jive-talking pimp renting out a sleazy motel.

Rated: 2/5

Mar 25, 2016

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David Nusair

Reel Film Reviews

...exceedingly (and often egregiously) broad...

Rated: 2.5/4

Jan 8, 2022

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Robert Kojder

Flickering Myth

Some bits scrape the bottom of the barrel so hard that I dare to say it is a career low for Miles Teller, Anna Kendrick, and Bryan Cranston

Rated: 2/5

Dec 4, 2017

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Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

Spirituality & Practice

A weak and wobbly comedy about the difficulties of millennials in the wonderful world of work.

Rated: 2/5

Apr 21, 2016

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Ilaria L

Vulgar, linguistically inacceptable. Treats a dramatic problem in a very unsuitable way, very far from reality. I couldn't bear the scene where the protgonist has to deliver his urine in the toilet. Does not add anything to the story, nauseating.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

09/30/25

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Phil B

Not so why everyone is saying this movie is awful, it’s funnier than people are giving it credit for. It does a good job at encapsulating the mentality of gen z and the way most of them see the job market today.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

08/22/25

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Peter P

horrific. stupid. neanderthal humor, horribly executed.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

08/11/25

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Liam D

A long delayed movie that I even think the cast forgot that they made. This is an obnoxiously unfunny “Comedy” that wastes said cast

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

06/15/25

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Alexandre D

It's not as bad as everyone is saying in the reviews. This is obviously taking place after the 2008 market crash, reflecting on the current state of careerists and explores the future of Gen Y in a capitalist world in the USA. It's kind of a stoner-style movie, but not like most others. With its light humor and laid-back tone, it was a fun mid-length film to watch. There are some weird scenes that make you go "Huh?", but that’s part of the charm.

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars

06/12/25

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Rory M

The weirdly stacked cast does not save this unfunny frankly a little boring and poorly made film.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

06/19/24

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Synopsis

A young man (Miles Teller) and his girlfriend (Anna Kendrick) struggle to find desirable employment after graduating from college.

Director: Dylan Kidd
Producer: Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher
Screenwriter: Kyle Pennekamp, Scott Turpel
Distributor: Lionsgate Premiere
Production Co: Double Feature Films, CBS Films
Rating: R (Language|Drug Use|Crude and Sexual Content|Nudity)
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 25, 2016, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Jun 14, 2016
Runtime: 1h 23m

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