Code 3
Follows a paramedic that is so burnt-out by the job that he is forcing himself to resign, however, he first must embark on one last 24-hour shift to train his replacement.
Walter Jospeh Kovacs reviewed
October 17, 2025•
Its secured 4 stars, in part because of Rainn Wilson. It wasn't the most well-developed comedy in the world and I'll probably forget I'd ever watched this in two months but for some light-hearted entertainment, it was okay. Only it wasn't that light-hearted and actually gave quite an impassioned insight into the lives of frontline health workers. Isn't it strange that the number one thing that most Americans need is free healthcare as a basic human right and yet the big corporations lobby and market to them so much they don't even realise that's what they need and seem to just accept their lot. I think their entire care system is built on the good nature and courage of individuals depicted in this film and if they didn't go above and beyond every single day, the US system would collapse. Yet so many as facing burnout now.