Get a Job

"Get a Job" is a 2016 comedy film that follows the post-graduation struggles of two friends, Will Davis (played by Miles Teller) and his brother Chris (Anna Kendrick), as they navigate the competitive and often frustrating job market. After college, Will dreams of a successful career but finds himself battling rejection and uncertain prospects. The film explores themes of friendship, ambition, and the challenge of adapting to adult responsibilities in a humor-laden narrative. With a mix of quirky characters and situational comedy, "Get a Job" captures the awkward transition from student life to the real world, highlighting the highs and lows of finding one's path in today's economy.

"Get a Job" received predominantly negative reviews from critics, reflecting its struggle to engage audiences with a fresh perspective on post-college employment woes. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a low approval rating, indicating that many found it lacking in originality and comedic impact. Metacritic assigns the film a score of 31 out of 100, signaling generally unfavorable reviews. Critics pointed out the clichéd storyline and underdeveloped characters, which diminished the potential humor and emotional resonance. The film's humor was described by some as hit-or-miss, with moments that felt forced rather than genuinely funny. IMDb users give the film a rating of 5.3 out of 10, showing a mixed audience response with some appreciating the cast's performances, particularly Miles Teller's earnest effort, while others criticized the film for its predictable plot and uneven pacing. Despite its intent to satirize the hardships of finding employment after college, many found that "Get a Job" failed to offer new insights or memorable comedic moments, making it a forgettable entry in the comedy genre.