Office Christmas Party

A Christmas movie starring a Jewish man, TJ Miller, with jokes about giving women inappropriate ‘massager’ Christmas gifts. How very Hollywood.

This movie is hilarious but I’m giving it 1/2 star review so a 5 star podcast can review it.

Had some funny moments.

It is what you would think it is. It drew me in and made me actually laugh. Mission accomplished. We need more laughter in the world!

It's a fun watch, in the ironic way. If you come in expecting a dumb action comedy, you'll leave satisfied.

Office Christmas Party is a raucous and over-the-top holiday comedy that leans into its absurd premise with unrelenting energy. The ensemble cast, led by Jason Bateman, Jennifer Aniston, and T.J. Miller, delivers strong performances. Set in a failing tech company, the story revolves around a desperate attempt to impress a potential client by throwing the wildest office party imaginable, resulting in a predictably disastrous night. While it may not offer deep holiday sentiment, the film delivers exactly what it promises—unapologetic raunch.

One of those comedies where they had some jokes they wanted to film and then had to think of a plot around it. Overall a few laughs but nothing to elevate it.

This show is packed with talent and really delivers some raunchy Christmas laughs and some outrageous, over the top, outta control party action. Jennifer Aniston plays the heavy, the CEO of the company, trying to close her brother's branch of the family business. Some people love Hallmark movies at Christmas, I love this.

Why was this made? Who paid for this? Did someone go to film school and write this? If so, were the 12 year olds at middle school helping them? A couple of one liners stood out but with this many hard hitting actors it had to be a favor, a shot in the dark, or a pay off. Have dudes turned into permanent adolescents? The best character was played by Olivia Munn. What a waste of an amazing actress. This screams a comedy head writer alley dump. Here is the silver lining: I am not that mad at it just sad this was funded. And it shows anyone can write a shitty screenplay. So, if you are in NYC and can sideline a producer on the L Train you should make a film with major actors somehow. Otherwise someone made you do it at Rockefeller center.

All of it was really funny and wonderfully acted. Office Christmas Party is aware of its genre and plays to it perfectly.