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A woman in her 40s returns to work as an intern after seven years of being disconnected from work, and starts to endure and survive in a jungle-like society again.
In "Cold Blooded Intern," a seasoned executive is unexpectedly fired and replaced by a younger woman. To regain her position and prove her worth, she schemes to become the intern of her replacement, employing ruthless tactics to undermine her and reclaim her career. The film follows her calculated and often humorous attempts to navigate the corporate world from the bottom up.
Information regarding critical reception for "Cold Blooded Intern" is limited, as it appears to be a direct-to-video or independent film with a smaller release footprint. Audience reception, where available, suggests a mixed to positive response, particularly for its comedic elements and performances.
Praised for its humorous take on workplace dynamics and power struggles.
Vivica A. Fox's performance as the ambitious executive is often highlighted.
Some found the plot predictable, but enjoyable as a lighthearted comedy.
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The film was primarily distributed through VOD platforms, contributing to its limited mainstream exposure and critical review coverage.
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It's a decent short drama but far from perfect and too many problems held it back. Although it was meant to be on a lighter tone and considering its short format, the drama was passing through a lot of social and workplace problems too quic...