“Keanu” Paved the Way for “Get Out”
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Office Games (2022)
A socially awkward and obsessive gamer dwelling in the comforts of his parents' basement is forced to embark on a quest, to get a life. In order to do so, he will have to LVL UP, survive RL and become a true hero by slaying corporate mobs.
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A socially awkward and obsessive gamer dwelling in the comforts of his parents' basement is forced to embark on a quest, to get a life. In order to do so, he will have to LVL UP, survive RL and become a true hero by slaying corporate mobs.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Eliot Ahdoot, Patrick James Lamothe
In Theaters:11/11/2022
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Runtime:87 minutes
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