Moving Day 2012
Clyde's life feels like a never-ending Monday at Redmond's Furniture—until a glimmer of hope arrives on Moving Day. Overwhelmed by stress and financial strain, Clyde is stuck in a cycle of disappointment, both at work and at home.
Director: Mike Clattenburg
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Moving Day (2012) about?
*Moving Day* follows Clyde, a disheartened employee at Redmond's Furniture, who's stuck in a rut until he teams up with his equally disgruntled coworkers to take on their neurotic boss. Together, they hatch a plan to turn their mundane jobs—and lives—around, using a mix of hustle, humor, and sheer audacity. It's a story of second chances and the chaos that comes with them.
Who directed Moving Day?
Mike Clattenburg directed *Moving Day (2012)*. Known for his work in Canadian comedy, Clattenburg brings a sharp, irreverent style that shines in this workplace satire.
Who stars in Moving Day?
The main cast includes Will Sasso as Clyde, Gabriel Hogan, Bill Carr, Gerry Dee, and Victor Garber. Together, they deliver a mix of physical comedy and witty banter that drives the film's charm.
Is Moving Day (2012) worth watching?
If you're a fan of workplace comedies with a rebellious edge, *Moving Day* is worth your time. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating to lean on, its blend of humor, relatable struggles, and energetic performances makes it an entertaining watch for anyone who's ever felt stuck in a rut—or ready to shake things up.
How long is Moving Day?
*Moving Day* runs for 95 minutes, packing in enough laughs and chaos to keep the runtime flying by.
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About Moving Day (2012) — A Furniture Warehouse Comedy That's Anything But Standard
Clyde's life feels like a never-ending Monday at Redmond's Furniture—until a glimmer of hope arrives on Moving Day. Overwhelmed by stress and financial strain, Clyde is stuck in a cycle of disappointment, both at work and at home. That all changes when he teams up with a crew of unconventional coworkers, each bringing their own chaotic energy: one's a former convict with a knack for trouble, another's a serial flirt who never met a bar he didn't like, and a third who's always got a wild scheme brewing. Together, they plot to shake up their neurotic boss's rigid world and reclaim their dignity, one absurd move at a time. Directed by Mike Clattenburg, *Moving Day (2012)* blends sharp workplace satire with irreverent humor, delivering a comedy that's as much about resilience as it is about chaos.
Set against the backdrop of a drab furniture warehouse, the film balances cynicism and camaraderie, capturing the frustration of dead-end jobs while celebrating the bonds formed in the trenches. With Will Sasso leading the charge as Clyde, the ensemble cast brings a mix of physical comedy and sharp wit, making *Moving Day* a standout in the comedy genre. It's a story about breaking free from monotony, even if the path there is anything but ordinary.