Office Space

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

This is the most funny, quirky, intricate Office Comedy you will ever find. And its only 89 minutes. Every character is drop to the ground hilarious. The story is actually believable. Every office employee will scratch their head and say Yeah...if I could do that Id be outta here tomorrow! So...yeeeeeeeeahh get this movie!

What a hillarious movie! I really enjoyed. I had some expection before watching it since there are a lot of positive reviews but I didnt expected this much. All the charactors are so funny and charming. Ron Livingston is very stable and ruled the screen and all other actors did their job really well. The director knew what he is doing. He touched every detail and made everything in his own way. Jennifer Aniston is prettier then ever before or after. She did her job very well too. Also the music is very fun to listen. Rap song totally matched with each situation and they rock! I didnt felt that 1:40:00 passed that quick. This movie is strange. I saw it yesterday and I am still thinking of charactors from the movie even today. Its a strange powerful comedy. I already want to see it again.

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.

People in my office love this movie and Im the only one that hasnt seen it, so I wanted to watch it. Maybe they built it up too much and I was expecting more, but I felt underwhelmed. It was okay for $3.99. I wouldnt watch it again. But glad I saw it.

We had this film on VHS, which we retired when DVDs became popular. But it is difficult to find older films sometimes on DVD. Office Space is a snarky, funny comedy about the woes of cubicle life in soulless offices. It still holds up, even after all these years.

I think everybody who’s ever worked in an office can relate to this movie. You watch it and immediately start seeing the similarities between this movie and your work life. I’ve probably watched it at least 20 times over the years. Now I’ll have to watch it again!

This is a cult classic with a young Jennifer Aniston.

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.

A friend of mine was actually in this film as an extra. He had taken 3 weeks off from work and had gotten into about 5 scenes throughout the film. All of us (friends and coworkers) saw it together in the theater when it was released and we all had a great time. Since then this has really taken off and has become a cult classic!! Funny, FUNNY film. I dont know why (correction) Mike Judge never did another one... not necessarily a sequel, because more often than not they suck, but another comedy film in this same, unique and honestly funny style? So many people can relate to how the reality of this film mirrors real life. Then there is the sub-story (Milton) that parallels the main story which is much more surreal. Funny, and sadly often true. More than once I have found myself in traffic feeling like Im in the opening credits of this film, or wanted to smash a difficult piece of hardware. Many of you may know this already, but as a point of interest, Swingline didnt offer their staplers in red... until after this film was released. Neat, huh?