This is a good illustration of how hard it is to make a good comedy. A lot of effort has been put into this film, and it shows, but at the end of the day it doesn't manage to garner many laughs, and the characters fall kind of flat. The premise is absurd, which in itself is somewhat promising, but it never really goes anywhere. I think part of it is that the company is placed into the real world, and everyones natural reaction is "Why would I want diarrhea?" Which, sure is a natural reaction, but for a feature length film it wears a bit thin. Scenes tend to go on for a while without adding too much to it, but instead kind of just repeating and reframing the joke.
Again I think this illustrates why it's so hard to make a compelling comedy feature. The frequency and variation of jokes needs to be high, and especially the timing has to consistently land. That in itself might not have been a huge problem, but outside of a great performance by Sethward as the boss, the characters all fall kind of flat, and the plot feels like it just kind of happens vs something really driving it forward. There's also not really an emotional core to the story that feels genuine. Not that the film necessarily needed that but when the comedy doesn't quite work out, you have to fall back on the fundamentals of film, and unfortunately this doesn't have too much of that either.
Still though, a fascinating watch considering the experiment Joel Haver is currently conducting trying to make 12 features in a year.
