Sorry to Bother You

Name: Sorry to Bother You
Genre: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Comedy
Released: 2018-07-06
Duration: 112 min
Rating: 6.774

★ 6,8 /10 (1,805 Votes)

2018 EN 112 min

Overview

In an alternate present-day version of Oakland, black telemarketer Cassius Green discovers a magical key to professional success – which propels him into a macabre universe.

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Release date

06/07/2018

Votes

1,805

Popularity

5.4

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Genres

Fantasy Science Fiction Comedy

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

112 min

Budget

$3,200,000

Revenue

$18,200,000

Website

sorrytobotheryou.movie

LaKeith Stanfield

Cassius Green

Tessa Thompson

Detroit

Jermaine Fowler

Salvador

Omari Hardwick

Mr. _______

Terry Crews

Sergio

Kate Berlant

Diana DeBauchery

Michael X. Sommers

Johnny

Danny Glover

Langston

Steven Yeun

Squeeze

Armie Hammer

Steve Lift

Robert Longstreet

Anderson

David Cross

Cassius Green's White Voice (voice)

Patton Oswalt

Mr. _______'s White Voice (voice)

Lily James

Detroit's White British Voice (voice)

Forest Whitaker

First Equisapien / Demarius

Rosario Dawson

Voice in Elevator (voice)

Shelley Mitchell

Mrs. Costello

Jerry McDaniel

Man Eating Dinner

Indigo Jackson

Cynthia Rose / Neanderthal Woman

Eric Jacobus

Blackwater Commander

Elaine A. Clark

Game Show Host

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Mistah F.A.B.

Car Passenger

Val Garrahan

Woman on Couch

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Chad Briggs

Billboard Worker

Ken Baggott

TV News Reporter

David Fine

Street Preacher

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Damion Gallegos

Jim Ellman

Michael Rhys Kan

Mr. Son

Molly Brady

Entertainment News Host

Nato Green

Man in Crowd

W. Kamau Bell

Other Man in Crowd

Safiya Fredericks

Colette

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Sara Buskirk

WorryFree Commercial Voice (voice)

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Terel Gibson

NTV Spots Announcer

Lyrics Born

Game Show Contestant

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Gabby La La

Health Clinic Receptionist

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Thessaly Lerner

DIY Wig-Making Host

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Ken Gamble

Screaming Equisapien (voice)

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Keniece Ford

Left Eye Street Artist

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Gina Madrid

Left Eye Street Artist

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Spy Emerson

Left Eye Street Artist

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Silk E

Left Eye Street Artist

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Jacinta Kaumbulu

Left Eye Street Artist

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Sara Melekova

Left Eye Street Artist

Annie Chen

Left Eye Street Artist

Akilah A. Walker

Left Eye Street Artist

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Akia Greybill

Left Eye Street Artist

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Makiah Green

Left Eye Street Artist

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Ryan Coursey

Langston's White Voice (voice) (uncredited)

Jonathan Duffy

Man Brushing Teeth in Car (uncredited)

Kelly Williams

Dave - Painter Chasing Detroit (uncredited)

Tom Woodruff Jr.

Equisapien (uncredited)

Dawayne Jordan

Football Player (uncredited)

James D. Weston II

Blackwater Agent (uncredited)

Teresa Navarro

Telemarketer (uncredited)

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Tony Toste

Blackwater Agent (uncredited)

William W. Barbour

Soldier / Party Guest (uncredited)

Marcella Bragio

Power Caller / Lady in Red (uncredited)

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Sara Anders

Patient in Waiting Room (uncredited)

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Rayna Angélique

Striker / Protester (uncredited)

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Eric Arnold

Eric Arnold (voice) (uncredited)

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Anthony Cabello

Worry Free Gay Commercial Person (uncredited)

Cabran E. Chamberlain

Striker (uncredited)

Talon Crow

Telemarketer (uncredited)

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Mahari Crown

Fake Cassius Green (uncredited)

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M. Shawn Cunningham

The Bouncer (uncredited)

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Cyl'Nita

Striker / Protester (uncredited)

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Steve Dakota

Striker (uncredited)

John Demakas

Bloody Protester (uncredited)

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Yin Dumela

Striker (uncredited)

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Oumie Garba

Girl in VIP Room (uncredited)

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Tina Gilton

Telemarketer (uncredited)

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Tom Hart

Senator (uncredited)

Linda Joy Henry

Power Caller (uncredited)

Jayson Johnson

Guy on the Street (uncredited)

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Kali Victor

Man Talking with Detroit at Gallery Opening (uncredited)

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Brandon E. Lee

Injured Striker (uncredited)

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John Lobato

House Party Guest (uncredited)

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Beteal Mahari

Girl in VIP Room (uncredited)

Mary Lu Marr

Striker (uncredited)

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Mahal Montoya

Telemarketer (uncredited)

Ed Moy

Telemarketer (uncredited)

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Darlene Nesson

Wife (uncredited)

Ajani Perkins

Protester (uncredited)

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Krystle Piamonte

Manicurist / Striker (uncredited)

Mel Powell

Power Caller (uncredited)

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Brian Sampson

Protester (uncredited)

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Yhana Sibelle

Party Guest (uncredited)

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Patricia Simmons

Factory Worker (uncredited)

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Victor M. Slone

Copy Technician (uncredited)

Steve Tanabe

Blackwater Agent (uncredited)

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Stephanie Vandagriff

Secretary (uncredited)

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Jimi Wheeler

Protester (uncredited)

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_Sorry To Bother You is “unapollogetic”, “unafraid”, “imaginative”._ These are the reviews of audiences, and critics; it’s hard to find someone that didn’t like this movie (unless you’re going to burrow through the Rotten Tomatoes audience reviews, in which case I’m sorry.) The cast is packed with familiar faces: Lakeith Stanfield (as Cassius) who also happened to be in _Get Out_, Jermaine Fowler who had just finished work on CBS’ _Superior Donuts_, Danny Glover from the _Lethal Weapon_ films, and Terry Crews. This movie had stunningly beautiful cinematography, and colors inspired by …

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Such a great level of surrealism. I love when the setting is completely believeable, normal people, who could easily be from our world, but their's is totally weird. One criticism I will give is the imperfections in the dubbing, normally not a big deal, but dubbing is so absolutely **vital** to the story of _Sorry to Bother You_ that it is hard to get past. It was still a very pleasant surprise though, one I recommend, and one I particularly commend the core cast's performance in. _Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._

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