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!

This is a great movie especially if you ever worked in an office environment.

Office Space NEVER gets old! It almost seems as if it becomes more poignant over time. And this quote from the main character Peter Gibbons should be tweeted/shared always and forever: Michael, we dont have a lot of time on this earth! We werent meant to spend it this way. Human beings were not meant to sit in little cubicles staring at computer screens all day, filling out useless forms and listening to eight different bosses drone on about about mission statements. This movie has so many ah-ha moments its scary -- I mean for a comedy it ends up showing you so much about real humanity and the inner struggle of the common working man/woman (especially those who work in the office farms). I think we all should have our Peter Gibbons moment every now and then, that time when we say you know what? I dont want to do this anymore. or that moment when you realize your wasting your life and you take action -- just once, walk past the boss or come to work without the jacket and tie/skirt and heels. The other thing I appreciate about this movie and all movies of this era (90s and before) is theres no cell phones, no internet, no iPads, etc. Interesting to go back and see that we actually lived lives and communicated with people without the tech we cling to today.

Such a classic!!

i suspect everyone can relate to the dynamics in this movie. There were a few times i found myself saying Oh no he dinnint! LOL This movie is a keeper.

This movie perfectly mirrors what it was like to work at a menial office job during the 90s, and it translates well to anyone whos worked a menial job today. Office Space is required viewing, in a similar vein to Clerks as something that anyone whos ever been in this position will totally understand this movie and get it whether or not they actually like the film. Its just pure catharsis - like the scene where they beat up the terrible old office printer that everyone always hates. Watch this classic today, especially if youve ever worked in an office or a menial job.

This has to be one of my favorite movies of all time. I think anyone who has ever worked in an office will identify with all of the characters. There are days when I feel that the lead character played by Ron Livingston was based on my life. I must be having a case of the Mondays I used to work with a guy who insisted on only using his personal antique stapler. If anyone ever finds a hypnotist that can zap me into not knowing I went to work - please find me. Until then, I will continue to arrive late to work, enter through the back door, zone out for an hour pretending to work, and get an actual fifteen minutes of work done every day. This movie gets funnier every time. Everyone who commutes to work, especially in California, will also identify with the traffic scenes. After seein the movie, I can now at least smile a little thinking about how funny everyday, mundane life can really be.

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!

This movie reminds me why Id never want a desk job. I had to watch it a couple of times before I got the full gist of it, but every time, I understood it more and more. Unless youre self-employed and work at home, you cant help but draw your own similarities to the Office Space work environment and your own. Ive worked with a Lumberg, a Joanna, and a Michael... and a guy who didnt have an Arabic name, but he wanted to beat up every piece of office machinery which didnt work right. We even had a Milton-like guy once... he ended up going berserk and being escorted out by the police, but thats another story. All in all, I highly recommend this movie to everyone who has a job and knows what its like to suffer from the aggravation of office politics. This movie delivers a figurative eye-gouging to all the politics and backstabbing that goes on every day in Americas corporate workplaces. It shows one of the things that can happen when big corporate CEOs think theyre making some really smart move, and end up shooting themselves in the foot instead. WORDS OF WARNING: 1) if youre a bureaucratic jerk boss like Lumberg, DO NOT watch this movie because you wont find it funny... 2) never, ever do anything to make a Milton angry, because you never know what theyll do.

Come on, it’s Office Space… can’t go wrong.