Office Space

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  • Alejandro Gonzalez

    > 3 day

    Cool rap score also. Great movie.

  • Lane

    > 3 day

    Comedic gold

  • Giacomo C. Sabella

    > 3 day

    I love this movie, very funny cult classic

  • Londa

    > 3 day

    Someone recommended this movie to me and I loved it

  • Travis Van Ness

    30-12-2024

    Ive seen this movie so many times and watch it again and again. This is the epitome of office life.

  • Karen McCabe

    > 3 day

    Ask 20- or 30-somethings about this hilarious comedy and you will be deluged by movie quotes, references, and the term a cubicle classic. Most people who have worked in an office will agree that individual scenes in this movie are among the most humorous exposés of cubicle life ever put on screen. While teens will certainly get the jokes, they probably wont identify with the situations as much as a young adult who has experienced office life. There is no doubt that creator/director Mike Judge has an uncanny eye for revealing the humorous realities and hypocrisies of office life. The banal and often inexplicable tasks that people do as well as the defeating weight of bureaucracy are mocked with dead-pan humor in a series of interviews between employees and the consultants. While some parents might find the end scenes problematic, the sketches that comprise the bulk of the movie are painfully funny observations on office life that will leave many saying too true, too true. Still, given the language and sex here, this movie is best for older teens and up.

  • Francesca

    > 3 day

    Cute office comedy.

  • Sean Logan War

    > 3 day

    Fall down, laugh out loud funny and too close to real life. From the daily commute to life in the cube farms prairie dogging, the worthless paper pushing boss, and the G.D. printer that shows a paper jam when there IS NO PAPER JAM!!!. Oh my DOG, this is funny and is worthy of its cult movie status, but is a stand alone masterpiece of hilarity! . Dietrich Bader is such an understated actor and is a hoot in this one. Even Jennifer Aniston is funny with her fight over her mandatory pieces of flair. Once seen, youll find yourself watching it many times, just because youll see little pieces of your won life being portrayed in it and wander how they managed to get a camera in your workspace and see what it is you go through every day. You will know Bill TPS Report cover sheet required...yeah...Lumberg, Milton Waddams ( I believe you have my red stapler...the statement that forced Swingline to make an actual fire engine red stapler...THE POWER OF A MOVIE!!! WOW!!!) Thank you Mike, King of the Hill/Bevis and Butthead, Judge for this great bit of fun! GET THIS MOVIE!

  • The All-Seeing I

    Greater than one week

    1999s “Office Space” runs the absurdity of white collar employment straight up the corporate flagpole. Few satires are as timeless and widely relatable as this ode to the dehumanized workforce warrior, as its magically sketched characters and ingenious dialogue endure as reference points in water cooler conversations across the land. Inside the soul-destroying Initech Corp., wage victims grind away. Peter Gibbons (Ron Livingston) hates his job as much as he fears losing it, until a meeting with an “occupational hypnotherapist” frees his mind: Peter decides hes no longer going to work all that much. Yet after repeatedly coming in late or not showing up at all, two workforce consultants peg Peter as a “straight shooter” who “has upper management written all over him.” Since the films release, pre-pandemic office cubicle environments had largely given way to open-space layouts. But while the furniture has been rearranged, the truisms of “Office Space” remain fully in play. A legendary comedy movie by any definition. - (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking Helpful. Cheers!) - WATCHED IT? THEN WATCHLIST:

  • coastgrl

    > 3 day

    I think this was, like for most Gen Xers, possibly my 8th or 9th viewing of this film (maybe once every few years?) Literally never gets old; in fact, it ages like a fine wine, because the more BS Ive seen/heard/lived from humans organizing themselves in work environments of any kind, the more unbelievably perfect this film is in almost every way, from the accurate depiction of boss idiocy to the ludicrousness of cubicle -based and/or chain restaurant employment. A true classic with some of the most spot-on casting of the 90s and the best thinly veiled skewering of TGIFridays (and the rest of their ilk) ever seen on film then or now. Oh, and a killer classic hip hop soundtrack that used to get referenced in my college media studies classes.

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