Office Christmas Party review: just another average out-of-control party movie

From Blades of Glory directors Josh Gordon and Will Speck comes this raunchy comedy just in time before the Christmas and New Year madness unleashes itself.

But was it really a raunchy watch for Indian moviegoers? Not really, since the censor board deems us children even after the put an 'A' sticker on a movie. So if you really want to watch nearly the entire cast of Saturday Night Live turn the volume up and party the holidays away, you're better off doing it at home instead of watching just half the movie in a theatre.

Office Christmas Party is your atypical party movie - it is far from being the first movie to take the concept of 'one debaucherous wild night' and turn it up a notch with free flowing alcohol, drugs and crazy antics. You've seen it before in Project X, The Hangover, This is the End, Superbad and countless other movies.

The movie manages to make it to the nice list mostly because of the star-studded cast. There's Silicon Valley's TJ Miller who is the goofy boss of a branch of his late father's tech company. A loveable boss, Clay is surrounded by employees (Jason Bateman, Olivia Munn, Kate McKinnon, Vanessa Bayer, Randall Park, Rob Corddry, Karan Soni and Jamie Chung) who won't even leave him when offered crazy salaries.

Then there's his overbearing, tough, bossy sister Carol, who's the CEO of the ZenoTek, and is hell bent on shutting Clay down. She gives him a two-day ultimatum to turn things around or else his beloved staff would face cuts.