Beautiful, moving film.

A different way of telling a story

What a freaking movie. So many twists and turns. Absolutely intense from start to finish.

.Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Film mirrors the corporate world exactly as it is. Loved the action, and the overall basic story. The heroes must go around and kill off their coworkers they hate (and who pose a threat) in order to escape and survive, I think a lot of people can relate to this in a funny kind of way. I thought it was fantastic.

Not a bad movie, the story gets bit here and there but overall it was put together well. The editing and action scenes were flawless though.

I just don't get the SOTD references, this movie has no resemblence to it (or any other zombie movie) whatsoever. First off there are no 'zombies' in this film - no flesh eating of any kind. More like they are driven to extreme violence by some minor irritation, as evidenced by the bipolar reactions of Samantha. A much better reference for Office Uprising is the 2016 film The Belko Experiment. Although published filming locations differ (Alabama for this, Bogota for Belko) it's obvious both movies appear to be filmed in the same building with sealing shutters. The scenarios are completely different but unfold in a similar matter. One seriously the other humourously. I gave this an 8 because there were some genuinely funny lines and scenes, acting was good but mainly everyone knows a douchebag like Nusbaum at work and the HR women are spot-on. A great night would be watching both - Belko first then Office.

With all of the good stuff left out.Uses parts of Zombieland, Office Space and a couple of others but lacks the whit, charm...and more importantly comedy of them all.