'Delivery Boy Chronicles'
Adam Testa/Verge Editor
Issue date: 2/9/07 Section: in Review(s)
And mixed in with all the storylines is a theme of how big business and the corporate world are horrible and ruin people's lives.
The attacks on the corporate world continue throughout the entire movie, but this particular message is best shown in one scene.
In this scene, a stoned Mike is preparing for a job interview when an imaginary man in a leprechaun suit visits him. The man begins to sing a song based off of the Oompa-Loompa song from Willy Wonka, and a chorus of little people who sing about becoming a wage slave.
These jabs at the corporate world, combined with the other situational comedy in the film make it one for most people to enjoy. Many people will probably even find they can relate to one or more of the characters and the problems.
"Delivery Boy Chronicles" is a movie to go into with an open mind. The creators of the movie obviously never meant for it to be taken on a completely serious level.
The movie is a simple movie created for entertainment purposes. The movie would probably appeal to fans of movies such as "Office Space" and "Detroit Rock City."
The attacks on the corporate world continue throughout the entire movie, but this particular message is best shown in one scene.
In this scene, a stoned Mike is preparing for a job interview when an imaginary man in a leprechaun suit visits him. The man begins to sing a song based off of the Oompa-Loompa song from Willy Wonka, and a chorus of little people who sing about becoming a wage slave.
These jabs at the corporate world, combined with the other situational comedy in the film make it one for most people to enjoy. Many people will probably even find they can relate to one or more of the characters and the problems.
"Delivery Boy Chronicles" is a movie to go into with an open mind. The creators of the movie obviously never meant for it to be taken on a completely serious level.
The movie is a simple movie created for entertainment purposes. The movie would probably appeal to fans of movies such as "Office Space" and "Detroit Rock City."
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