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Get a Job (2010)
Unemployed and living with the "mother-in-law from hell", a young comedian and his childhood friend are sucked into the ride of their lives when they decide there is no time like the present to pursue their dreams of opening a comedy club.
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Unemployed and living with the "mother-in-law from hell", a young comedian and his childhood friend are sucked into the ride of their lives when they decide there is no time like the present to pursue their dreams of opening a comedy club.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy
Written By:James Reed
In Theaters:12/14/2010
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Runtime:93 minutes
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