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Corner Office
Directed by
Joachim Back
PG-13
2022
1h 42m
Comedy
,
Mystery
,
and more
6.1
26%
62%
6.5
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As Orson, The Authority's newest employee, finds himself trapped in the absurdities of corporate life, his alienation deepens when he discovers a room he's told doesn't exist.
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Cast of Corner Office
Jon Hamm
Orson
Danny Pudi
Rakesh
Sarah Gadon
Alyssa
Christopher Heyerdahl
Andrew
Allison Riley
Carol
Bill Marchant
Mitchell
Kimberley Shoniker
Shannon
Shawn Macdonald
Bradley
Conor Stinson O'Gorman
Nicholas
Veena Sood
Psychiatrist
Michael P. Northey
Man on 3rd Floor
Doron Bell
Elevator Neighbour
Mark Dozlaw
Elevator Colleague
June B. Wilde
Meredith
Matthew Kevin Anderson
Lobby Man
Andy Thompson
Old Boss
Joachim Back
Director / Producer
Ted Kupper
Screenplay
Luke Rivett
Producer
Robert Mitchell
Producer
Corner Office Ratings & Reviews
Geek Vibes Nation
Andrew Fukui
A satirical yet chilling examination of corporate American culture and the long-term effects it can have on workers.
Common Sense Media
Tara McNamara
Like its main character, Orson, this comedy is so "peculiar" that not everyone will understand it -- but that's absolutely the point, which makes it brilliant.
FilmWeek (LAist)
Claudia Puig
It's meant to be absurdist and satirical, but it just comes off one-note and facile. It may have worked as a short, but not a full length feature.
The MacGuffin
Allen Almachar
The film is making a comment on the trials and tribulations of working in an office setting, but the messaging is fuzzy.
RogerEbert.com
Peyton Robinson
"Corner Office" is a sometimes-funny satire stuffed with capitalist ennui, but it bites with dull teeth.
Draftkings Nation
Murjani Rawls
Instead of committing to the sci-fi complexities it can venture towards, 'Corner Office' looks to pull the emergency break on it all. In the end, you are left with two conclusions that both feel incomplete.
Cinemalogue
Todd Jorgenson
Relying heavily on droll narration, the film's amusing absurdist vibe produces some laughs but its one-note premise becomes tiresome well before it clocks out.
Blu-ray.com
Brian Orndorf
Hamm makes for a convincing oddball, and there's enjoyable hyper-sensitivity to the effort, with Orson's buzzing brain providing sufficient itchiness to the viewing experience.
CBR
Sam Stone
Despite a noble effort from Jon Hamm, the workplace comedy Corner Office is neither funny nor insightful.
Paste Magazine
Aurora Amidon
While Corner Office is heavily concerned with satirizing office culture, it doesn't actually bother to say anything meaningful about it.
Next Best Picture
Giovanni Lago
While Hamm does everything he can to elevate the film, the film offers nothing in return to him making "Corner Office" just another odd addition to the filmography of a talented individual who should be one of Hollywood's biggest stars.
NYC Movie Guru
Avi Offer
A dull, toothless and tedious satire.
Slant Magazine
William Repass
The film goes to show that humanism and absurdism are often two expressions of the same face.
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
Grew more tiresome the longer it went on
The Playlist
Jason Bailey
Because it's so drab and one-note, "Corner Office" leaves the viewer with lots of time to contemplate the Hamm Conundrum
Mama's Geeky
David Gonzalez
Lacking compelling reasons to stick around, the film offers a reminder of why working from home may be the solution rather than sticking around for a second view of this disappointing slog.
IGN Movies
Siddhant Adlakha
The decision to cast Jon Hamm as a man who wishes he were a Don Draper type keeps the film afloat, all the way through its plateauing tale of corporate tedium and a mysterious office space no one else can see.
IndieWire
David Ehrlich
Back's direction lacks the wry kick of Karlsson's writing, while Kupper's script compromises between satire and surrealism in a way that often neutralizes them both.
The Hollywood Reporter
Frank Scheck
The film features a fascinating premise that unfortunately wears thin over the course of its feature-length running time.
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