Demoted

(2011)

In the comedy film Demoted (2011), two tire salesmen named Mike and Rodney, played by actors Sean Astin and Michael Vartan, find themselves at the receiving end of their own pranks when their boss, Ken, portrayed by David Cross, decides to demote them to secretarial positions. Ken, tired of their constant shenanigans, takes this opportunity to teach them a lesson.

As Mike and Rodney struggle to adapt to their new roles as secretaries, they realize the challenges that come with being at the bottom of the corporate ladder. They face office politics, demanding bosses, and difficult co-workers, all while trying to survive in their humbling positions.

Throughout the film, the comedy ensues as Mike and Rodney attempt to regain their former positions and prove to Ken that they are worthy of respect. However, they soon discover that their journey is not as straightforward as they had hoped. Along the way, they learn valuable lessons about humility, teamwork, and the importance of treating others with respect.

Demoted is a hilarious and light-hearted film that combines elements of workplace comedy and buddy comedy. It showcases the talents of its lead actors, Astin and Vartan, who deliver stellar performances in their roles as the cheeky tire salesmen turned secretaries. Cross adds to the humor with his portrayal of the exasperated boss trying to straighten out his mischievous employees. With its relatable themes of redemption and personal growth, Demoted promises to entertain and leave audiences with a smile.