Critic Reviews
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Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
positive
0(0%)
mixed
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The makers of this mediocre comedy about dorky guys who work in a cut-rate electronics store probably hoped that "40 Year-Old Virgin" lightning would strike twice. It doesn't.
40
It's certainly an unusual movie, aiming more often than not for pathos rather than pratfalls while nonetheless maintaining a slapstick tone, but it remains resolutely unmemorable.
40
If one of your non-filmmaker friends watched "Office Space" a few too many times, this is probably the movie he'd make.
38
The Strip makes you appreciate what hard work effortless comedy is.
30
Could Dave Foley prostitute his talent to amuse any further without actually becoming a prostitute? In a plunging step down from emceeing celebrity poker, Foley provides a recognizable face to Jameel Khan's picked-over Goodwill bin of workplace comedy, The Strip.
30
As depressing as the résumés of its 9-to-5 characters, The Strip sweats to wring laughs from overworked themes and underwhelming performances.
30
There's certainly no energy surge in writer-director Jameel Khan's effort, which is a collection of lazy, look-who's-stupid-or-pathetic vignettes so loosely assembled and laugh-deficient they play as if you're thumbing through a sketch reject pile.
20
An economic slump is no reason to settle for this junked-up, unintentionally depressing "Office Space" bootleg.
0
Brain-dead film.
