[font=Arial][color=darkred]Josh Kornbluth plays Josh Kornbluth, super temp in the world of office politics and incompetent corporate superiors. He's a working man's hero (well, a secretary's hero) as a round ball of puffy passive-aggressive professionalism. When asked to go perma... read more
Josh Kornbluth,
Warren Keith,
Amy Resnick,
Helen Shumaker,
Brian Thorstenson
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A temp worker is promoted to permanent status and finds his whole world changing as a result in this satiric comedy. Josh (Josh Kornbluth) is an overstuffed aspiring writer who is trying to finish his... read more
DVD Release Date: February 26, 2002
Stats: 76 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (76)
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February 24, 2006
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April 1, 2010
Um. This movie was very strange. Also, Josh Kornbluth seemed very smug and his attempts at being 'meta' and ironic were pretty lame. It was just a very...strange...film. And I laughed, I dunno, once? Once. And the budget must have been pretty low. Either that or this was actually... read more
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April 2, 2007
Saw 3/31. Kornbluth is charming - the type of person that you want making you laugh when you're sick. The movie itself was pleasant enough...
Critic Reviews
Kornbluth is funny, but not funny enough to carry his feature comedy. Full Review
It starts off disarming and charming but grows tedious in its fastidious attention to meaningless details. Full Review
A low-budget, mild-mannered comedy, often amusing and at times laugh-out-loud funny. Full Review
Josh becomes increasingly distraught and depressed, but not nearly as much as the poor people watching the movie.
As 'Josh's' story wears on, so does one's patience.
Kornbluth, with his softly discombobulated rage, makes you want to see more of him. Full Review
Josh and Jacob Kornbluth emerge intact from their first filmmaking venture and score more hits than misses.
Haiku Tunnel, for all its limitations, has a mysterious power I found almost comforting. Full Review
A funny movie, but like 'Josh' himself, it's too self-absorbed, and maybe too nice, for its own good. Full Review
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