Office Space

Funny from beginning til the end. Cant go wrong with this movie as long as you plan on laughing your butt off and youll never view a Swingline stapler the same!

I love this movie, very funny cult classic

Someone recommended this movie to me and I loved it

It is becoming a cult-classic film with memorable lines that I hear myself quoting quite a lot. Everyone could use a little more flair.. ;). And who doesnt need a red Swingline stapler?! Purchased it so I can watch it whenever. I definitely give it Two Thumbs Up!

Delivered promptly; very good condition. Recommend

Cool rap score also. Great movie.

Great satire on the cubicle life, and really a kind of modern take on Modern Times. I cant help but think that the traffic jam at the beginning, and the close up of the watch at the start of Peters work day were homages to Charlie Chaplins opening scenes in Modern Times. Even if they werent, this movie really captures the helplessness of this kind of work and the emptiness of the kind of fake business culture that so many companies try to create. Gary Cole is spot on as the passive aggressive manager, and the two consultants are hilarious. My only complaint is Mike Judges occasional leap into his Beavis and Butthead period when corn-hole jokes and other kind of teenage potty humor ruled the day. Fortunately, most of the jokes in this movie are clever, and its depiction of modern alienation holds up after 16 years.

If you have ever worked in an office, or felt you were just a number in the grand scheme of any corporation, youll identify yourself with this film. Did you ever feel that if you ran the company it would make sense? This Independent film exposes what we all know. The company you work for must be run by morons. It is also a great love story without any gratuitous sex or violence. In fact, it doesnt have any. If your child is 14 years-old or older he or she can enjoy it with you. (Some occasional minor profanity) You might as well prepare them now for what they will only learn when he or she enters the work force. Just because someone is their boss does not make them any smarter than anyone else. In fact, it makes you wonder how they ever obtained that position. I thought it was funny movie with a good moral ending. It is not what do for a living; it is how much you enjoy doing it. Oh, by the way, he gets the girl in the end. That should go without saying.

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:

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.