"It's a rich man's game no matter what they call it," as Dolly Parton puts it. The title track "9 to 5" is still used as an anthem for people waking up with their "cup of ambition." But does the film itself hold up?
"It's a rich man's game no matter what they call it," as Dolly Parton puts it.
The title track "9 to 5" is still used as an anthem for people waking up with their "cup of ambition." But does the film itself hold up?
They team up to take him down, and in the process become the unseen architects of a happier, more productive workplace.
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"It's a rich man's game no matter what they call it," as Dolly Parton puts it. The title track "9 to 5" is still used as an anthem for people waking up with their "cup of ambition." But does the film itself hold up? They team up to take him down, and in the process become the unseen architects of a happier, more productive workplace.
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