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BrianSez's Review

Created Jul 06, 2008 12:34AM PST • Edited Jul 06, 2008 12:34AM PST

  1. Quality
  2. Great 4.0

    In this “Office Space” with a psycho-drama undercurrent, Christian Slater is perfectly cast as the nervous, inward-facing, quirky quiet man. The cinematography is noteworthy in how it protrays life on planet Bob — the voices, visions, and perspective — even down to the smudge that seems ever-present on his overly large eyeglasses. Every one of us probably can identify with Bob just a little bit? Elisha Cuthbert, both the victim and the heroine has an energetic presence that believably draws Bob out in to the realm of getting a spine and really living life. William Macy is also cast very well as the disingenuous boss-nemesis. Complete with an unexpected ending, this film keeps you engaged and thinking…

  3. Great 4.0
  4. Male Stars Great 4.0
  5. Female Stars Great 4.0
  6. Female Costars Great 4.0
  7. Male Costars Great 4.0
  8. Really Great 4.5
  9. Direction Really Great 4.5
  10. Play Really Great 4.5
  11. Music Really Great 4.5
  12. Visuals Really Great 4.5
  13. Content
  14. Risqué 2.0
  15. Sex Titillating 2.0
  16. Violence Fierce 2.0
  17. Rudeness Salty 2.0
  18. Surreal 2.8
  19. Circumstantial Surreal 2.8
  20. Biological Surreal 2.8
  21. Physical Surreal 2.8

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