Office Space

Work sucks and if youve had such a thought or unhappiness at work, it is your duty to see this movie. It just might give you the inspiration you need to do something that doesnt suck your life away, killing you an hour at a time. Update: First watched in 99, and again randomly over the years, and now in 2021. It holds up and is still a great movie.

Have this as an inside joke present and she loved it!

I watched this movie in high school and thought it was pretty funny. Then I graduated college and started working that cube life. Watched this movie again and got a whole brand new perception on it. Not only hysterically funny, this movie is the most relatable movie I have ever seen. A+ script and A+ acting. Not to mention it has Jenny Aniston in her prime so it is worth watching just for that. I wont say it made me re-evaluate my life, buuuut every time I hear damn it feels good to be a gangsta I get the urge to smash the printer at my office.

This is a very funny movie. Especially if you’ve ever worked in an office environment. You will spend the entire movie laughing and relating to the movie.

Comedy was point on.

so i watched this movie, as i really liked the director and came across this one when researching other titles Mike Judge has directed. i knew nothing prior to watching it, apart from that Jennifer Aniston starred in it. i really only bought it so i could qualify for free shipping, as a space filler, so wasnt really too phased or worried about not liking it. after watching it, it completely exceeded my expectations. i thought it would be like the UK, US television series the office - not a show i really ever enjoyed. i just never saw the attraction to a television series based on the shenanigans that people get up to at a 9 to 5 desk job. but this movie...like it was cool man. it was. characters had personality and they had likability. and last but not least, without giving too much away, it also had an ending where the little guy wins and is able to overthrow a corporation run by tyrannical employers. so look, its a nice little mix and match of the office meets horrible bosses but better than both of them. it has the humour that the office lacked, without the tomfoolery of horrible bosses. not a laugh every minute comedy, but id 100% recommend it to anyone looking for an easy watch that doesnt fail to entertain.

Over 2 decades old now, Office Space is still hitting where it hurts. This is a corny, low IQ needed, basic comedy that gets the job done in all the right ways. From the bosses to the coworkers, it sums up disk job life perfectly.

This was an unexpected hit in my household! Disclaimer: This movie is NOT for everyone. There is a certain level of crude humor, sarcasm, negativity, and irreverence about the whole thing, but if you can relate to the subject matter, that is precisely what makes it a GEM. Having worked for the real-life equivalent of this movies evil corporate conglomerate, I was able to relate to this movie in a particularly strong way, which made it a much-needed outlet for me. From the humorous depictions of corporate motivation attempts, to the evil boss who tortures the main characters (even in their dreams), to the sudden lay-offs that send them over the edge, this movie is tailor-made for the white collar working stiffs who live it every day (especially anyone in a technical/computer/programming field). If you have experienced the forest of gray cubicle walls, the droning, boring corporate meetings, the logic-lacking company policies, the inhuman treatment from management, you will LOVE this movie. It will serve as an anchor for you to see that you arent the only one who sees the BS for what it is, and I must say it is a refreshing feeling! If you fit the profile, the smallest detail of this movie will cause you to burst into tear-producing laughter. If not, you might want to give it a try, but proceed with caution. :)

There are two types of people in this world. People who like this movie. And people whose last name is “lumberg”

I just love this film and as I get older I like it more and more. Even though I havent worked in the USA for years and years, the years I have I can so relate to this film. When it first came out I loved it and now I use words like genius to describe it. Captures both the cooperate culture and chain restaurant industry so well its almost scary. The story follows a group of people working at the lower corporate level a tech firm in the 90s. I just so happened to work for tech firms in the 90s and although all of them werent like this, the majority were. But as long as you have worked at any business in the corporate office level you will get a kick out of this film. It covers all the normal office politics, annoying office mates, type A personalities, horrible upper management, worker bees and everyone else you will find in this environment. The main characters are a low lever programmer and his work mates. The main antagonist is of course the boss and his minions but its more a statement of a man exploring his place in life and where he really would like to be. And surprisingly his desire is not to be rich and powerful but just in a position to enjoy life at his own pace. There is also a peripheral character who works as a waitress at a chain restaurant similar to TGI Fridays or Applebees. Anyone who has ever worked in the restaurant industry will really appreciate this story line and the truths it reveals through her tormentuous struggle. Just brilliant! Also, I have to comment briefly on this version the Bluray, with Flair edition. Even a film of this calibre benefits from such a beautiful picture. They did a very nice transfer. I am not one of those people who like the commentary on most of these types of things but Mike Judge and the rest of the cast did a nice modern update for this edition and it was neither too long or self promoting. I really enjoyed it. And lastly, the deleted scenes were really funny! Great Friday night film. Get some good snacks, some beers and prepare to laugh and cringe!