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Head Office (1986)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Helmes
as Jack Issel
as Jane
as Stedman
as John Hudson
as Sen. Issel
as Rachael Helmes
as Dean
as Mark Rabinovich
as Gen. Sepulveda
as Himself
as Max Landsberger
as Gross
as Col. Tolliver
as Sal
as Dantley
as Gross's Secretary
as Hoover
as Kennedy
as President Sanchez
as Mover
as Medic
as Security Monitor
as Hysterical Man
as Security Monitor
as Hysterical Man
as TV Reporter
as Dantley's Secretary
as Rev. Lynch
as Workman
as Reporter No.1
as Dean
as Workman
as Yonge's Secretary
as Rich
as `America A.M.' Host
as Security Monitor No.4
as Fund Raiser
as Art
as Fund Raiser
as Miss Kline
as Albert
as Branch Kipp
as Marge
as Stedman's Secretary
as TV Anchorman
as V.P. Secretary
as Mrs. Issel
as Security Guard
as Trevor Koback
as Another Executive
as Woman Protestor
as Woman Protestors
as Woman Protestors
as Woman Protestors
as Woman Protestors
as Whale Protestor
as Whale Protestor
as Whale Protestor
as General Sepulveda
as Whale Protestor
as Nixon
as Senate Investigation Reporter
as Senate Investigation Reporter
as Senate Investigation Reporter
as Max's Girl
as Max's Girl
Critic Reviews for Head Office
All Critics (6) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (6)
It's a lamebrained movie, without much sense in its construction.
The structure here is a bit like '50s social comedies but there's no satiric force, just chutzpah and energy. The movie confuses iconoclasm with wit, and bile with guts; it's mostly thin and mean-spirited.
Though corporate satire has been out of vogue for a while, it's ready for a revival. But while ''Head Office'' has its moments, it winds up much too understated to have a cutting edge.
Sadly Reinhold fails to be funny enough to carry the movie and the only sparky moments are down to support characters Don Novello and Richard Masur.
A needle in a haystack would be easier to find than a laugh in this film--which is surprising, considering that the cast includes such names as DeVito, Moranis, Novello, Doyle-Murray, and Shawn.
Tries to be funny and satirical but misses the mark more often than not.
Audience Reviews for Head Office
Although there were many really funny scenes, there were also a bunch of unfunny scenes too, and sometimes the film didn't look like it was edited right or something. Overall, it's pretty good, but it could have been better. At least it has a good cast.
Super Reviewer
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