A day in the lives of two system admins named Dan and Randy as they annoy users, discuss office politics, and watch gophers at the coffee shop.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Aaron Goodmiller
Director
Jay Saunders
Dan
Doug Henderson
Randy
Rebecca Wahls
Vera
Devon Marie Saunders
Kathy
Dylan Hares
Jake
Trevor Desaussure
Rob
Joe Hansard
Freddie
Tanner Cooley
J
Oscar Zeballos
K
Khatija Ali
Betty
Pete Buttecali
Larry
Shilpa Chakravarthy
Girl Who Smiles At Dan
Javier Cordoba
Mocha Skinned Guy in the Bathroom
Jamie Crowne
Overweight Employee
Ryan Daliagon
Can you access my webcam?
Eric Espejo
Barry From AD
Aaron Goodmiller
Guy who yells 'Dan!'
Sasha Goodmiller
Female Conference Call Announcer
Eric Espejo
Writer
Korosh Karimi
Writer
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Commentaires
4 commentaires
Where does one start with this abomination? Script, acting, videography, editing and direction are all utterly atrocious. The writer's inability to tell the difference between nerds (the people who actually live and breathe IT) and dorks (the people depicted in this "movie") is quite pitiful. The audio though takes the cake, with hard-surface resonance in every indoor scene and constant irritating background music mixed to overpower the dialogue. I can understand a group of teenagers (or those stuck intellectually at that age) wanting to make a "movie" as a vanity project, but this should have remained as a privately-shared home movie or at worst a YouTube video - definitely not something to unleash onto the general public.
With actual credited characters named "Mocha Skinned Guy in the Bathroom" (sic) and "Overweight Employee" it's no surprise that just about the entire script is composed of derisive dialogue -- toward people of color, women, gay people -- only men and a few chosen ethnicities were spared. Nearly every time that a person of color was given screen time, it was to use the character as the butt of jokes. I say "jokes", because there were lots of jokes in the film, but no humor. None. Zero. I never felt even the slightest urge to laugh, to giggle, chuckle or even smile. And yes, I got all of the jokes... they just weren't funny. It's incredible that in 2015, someone actually thought that it was a good idea to go ahead with the production and release of this stodgy, bigoted script. I think the only one who would actually like this film would be a neo-Nazi or a Klansman.
