Off the Wall

Synopsis

Off the Wall is a 1983 comedy film starring Paul Sorvino. The story follows a group of employees at a Wall Street investment firm who find themselves in a series of hilarious mishaps as they try to navigate the complexities of their personal and professional lives. With a mix of wit, charm, and unexpected twists, the film takes viewers on a wild ride through the fast-paced world of finance and relationships. As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, the characters must confront their own vulnerabilities and discover the true meaning of success and friendship.

Cast

• 

  Paul Sorvino

  Warden Nicholas F. Castle

• 

  Patrick Cassidy

  Randy Whitby

• 

  Rosanna Arquette

  Pam Smith

• 

  Monte Markham

  Gov. Paul Smith

• 

  Russell Johnson

  Mr. Whitby

• 

  Billy Hufsey

  Rico Santiago

Reviews

Off the Wall has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its humor and performances while others criticizing its lack of depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 2.5/5, stating that while the movie has its moments, it ultimately falls short in delivering a truly memorable experience. IMDb users have rated the film 4.5/10, with many pointing out the film's outdated humor and predictable plot. Despite these criticisms, some reviewers have commended Paul Sorvino's charismatic performance and the film's nostalgic appeal. Metacritic has not assigned a score to Off the Wall.