Office Christmas Party

Maybe it's because of all the depressing news... or ... the holidays and we are in dire need to see something lighthearted and, frankly, stupid right now, but this is temporarily satisfying. I guess that's all we can ask for this moment.

A big waste of much top-flight talent.

The film, for all its failures, works as an effective catalogue of life in the modern-day office, an assortment of absurdities, fictions and religious rituals that we somehow mistook for normal.

Office Christmas Party is about going too far in order to close a deal, but the movie, curiously, still plays it way too safe.

The familiar dinguses can actually be quite entertaining.

Although sporadically very funny, this tale of an embattled business going all out on festivities in order to stay afloat is as predictable as Boxing Day indigestion.

Office Christmas Party looks like one of those comedies that was more fun to make than it is to watch.

Office Christmas Party isn't good; it isn't bad. It's just ... there.

There are laughs to be found.

[Office Christmas Party] doesn't bring much new to the table.