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See it if you want an intense and engaging play with a solid twist that will leave you thinking!
Don't see it if you are easily triggered.
See it if you like shows like Doubt that are not wrapped up in a bow at the end.
Don't see it if you don't like things that are ambivalent or unclear.
See it if Interested in internet content monitoring and mental health
Don't see it if the content is heavy and dialog heavy
See it if You want an incredible show that makes you think about it for days after. If you do not mind disturbing and gross content matter
Don't see it if You are sensitive to sounds or do not like the gross feeling of being disturbed. The end is quite disturbing.
See it if eager to see a good seemingly-work-rooted show about a computer tech employee’s viral outburst transform into a psychological thriller.
Don't see it if you are uncomfortable with talk / presentation of abortion, child abuse and pornography, sexuality, gun violence, self-harm, depression. Read more
See it if You want to see an extremely well written, thought provoking, psychological thriller that you'll never forget
Don't see it if You don't like psychological thrillers or prefer musicals
See it if you want to see good acting and okay story
Don't see it if you are not interested in a nonstop dialogue. Depressing plot that has a few holes.
"I’m not convinced that...the catharsis of drama is best achieved at the cost of trauma"
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"in this psychological thriller, no one's getting out of office"
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"the play...was throwing out shock value to protect itself from having to dig deeper."
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"‘Job’ is a stimulating psychological thriller on toll tech takes"
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"...reveals itself to be a terrifying trip to the dark side of the internet."
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"...the 80-minute Job... feels like an unusually stagey episode... unfolding in real time"
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"...the tension of 'Job'...is diminished on a larger canvas"
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“…asks the audience to swallow a blatantly improbable premise in the first five minutes.”
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