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Never saw it.

very funny money, ahhh this gps reports, lol

Oh MAN!! I LOVE THIS MOVIE!

I love comedy

This movie is genius. And anyone who's worked in an office can definitely identify.

Has anyone seen my stapler?

No comparison!

kind of a depressing comedy about a bunch of losers really. but they do get revenge in the end. but man what dreary lives they lead. do people relly just exist like that?

so funny!!!

Have you seen my stapler?? LOL

One of the best comedies ever

Fan friggen tastic. We all have those days

HILARIOUS !!!

" I'll just burn down the building"
this being said under his breath cracks me up and the flair kid Brian is a trip but o boy's O face is a riot !!!

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Samir: No, not again. I... why does it say paper jam when there is no paper jam? I swear to God, one of these days, I just kick this piece of shit out the window.
Michael : You and me both, man. That thing is lucky I'm not armed.
Samir: Piece of shit.

One of my favorite comedy movies! Original, entertaining, decent plot, good acting, excellent soundtrack. I love the scene where the office guys beat up the copy machine with a baseball bat, all gangster like.

never seen it.

who can't relate to a crappy job?! and they did it w/ humor too-fabulous

This is me, expressing MYSELF!

Halarious! Needs more flare!

There aren't enough words to describe how awesome this movie is. My friend bought me the deluxe edition that came in a filing cabinet box with a mouse pad, a pen and pencil set, a magnetic picture frame, and yes the creme de creme, my very own red stapler.

damn it feels good to be a gangsta.

hated this hated hated hated

"Can I have my stapler?" A funny and great line.

freaking one of the greatest movies ever!!!

havent seen either

never seen it

I did't watch this movie for a long time because I thought the previews looks stupid, but after seeing this movie I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.

the staple dude was funny

hahaha i believe u have my stapler

Another friggin' hilarious movie with Stephen Root as Milton: "And I said, I don't care if they lay me off either, because I told, I told Bill that if they move my desk one more time, then, then I'm, I'm quitting, I'm going to quit. And, and I told Don too, because they've moved my desk four times already this year, and I used to be over by the window, and I could see the squirrels, and they were married, but then, they switched from the Swingline to the Boston stapler, but I kept my Swingline stapler because it didn't bind up as much, and I kept the staples for the Swingline stapler and it's not okay because if they take my stapler then I'll set the building on fire..."

Darkly funny it spoofs all the right aspects of working in the modern office era. Great bunch of characters. Gary Coles is especially good as the insipent boss we all love to hate.

This is perverted enough to tickle my funny bone and I gotta give it a fiver.

Perhaps the best office/work comedy every made!

It was funny, but Iv'e seen better.

Excuse me, I believe you have my stapler...

A Great movie!!! I got it on dvd when it came out! I love it!!

Mike Judge is truly a genius. Everyone likes this movie. How can you not? The Mondays, the creepy boss, TPS reports, the bad cubicle job, the downsizing,Tchotchkes, Milton the weirdo, the broken printer, the scheme to get more money- hilarious. Great cast and plot.

I trully believe this is one of the few films that has something for everyone. From having a case of the Mondays, to wanting revenge on your boss, to wanting to beat up that printer that never seems to work, to the quiet guy in the corner who never seems to catch a break (or a stapler) there is not one person out thee who can't relate to something in this movie.

It had its moments,but I'm glad I got the used video for $1.00 and didn't pay for a rental or theater ticket.

Created by Mike Judge and based on the "Milton" series of cartoons created for Saturday Night Live, Office Space takes us on a satirical ride into the cut-throat world of your typical Cubicle Farm, where the hard-working are rewarded with lousy pay, an increased work-load, and eventually, pink-slips, while the incompetent are kicked upstairs to management. A cast of colorful characters, headed by the unflappable "Peter Gibbons" (played by Robert Livingston) guides us through a series of professional, social and criminal miscues perpetrated by a couple of naive, immature, but well-meaning, white breads who are just looking for their slice of the pie. The supporting characters work very well in this film, particularly Peter's co-workers and fellow conspirators, "Samir" (whose last name no one in the film can pronounce) and "Michael Bolton" (who attempts to overcompensate for his unfortunate name and twerp ness by listening to copious amounts of Gangsta Rap, which is a very charming aspect of the film, regardless of how one feels about the genre). Jennifer Aniston also does an OK job playing the vacant "Chotski's" waitress and blooming romantic interest of Peter and whose character "Joanna" introduces the term "flair" into the American lexicon. She also has a few funny lines in the film, particularly when she refers to Peter as a "penny thief" during one particular spat. And then there's "Lumbergh", the hollow, soulless and superficial middle-manager-from-hell who haunts Peter in his dreams...literally. "Responsibility" and the "Need to Grow Up" seem to be the leitmotifs of this film, and in this, Judge can be seen stepping out of the juvenile haze of his "Beavis and Butthead" days and into becoming a most unlikely champion of maturity. One of the more trenchant comedies of the late 90s, Office Space delivers on many levels, because most folks will find something, or someone, in the film they can relate to regardless of their occupation. After all, who among us hasn't suffered from "a case of the Mondays"?

The big guy going on and on about his stapler is funny but the rest of it is dull and boring. The cast is lifeless and drab, you don't really like any of the main characters as they are so whiney. How did they get Jennifer Aniston to appear in this?

This movie was an extremely funny movie. The characters and plot are hysterical. I highly recommed this movie.

Was funny, but in the top ten????

um, yeeeaaah. I was wondering if you got the memo, this movie is hilarious. ookaaayy? greeeaatt, thaaannks. i say the "i believe you have my swingline stapler" line all the time. if you haven't seen it, just go rent it. you'll enjoy it.

I believe you have my stapler.

I could relate to this movie. It is very funny. It is a movie I recommend my friends must see.

Very funny movie.

i believe you have my stapler

I was surprised at how much I liked this movie, but anything with Jennifer Aniston is starting on the right foot. You don't have to work in an office to get all the jokes, simpy having a job will do. Hang onto that red stapler, and I'll save you a piece of cake.

Thinking about taking that chick from logistics to the party. If everything goes right I'm gonna be showing her my oooh face; you know oooh oooh. Ooooh. I love this movie and it still makes me laugh; even though I have seen it about 50 times.

Yeahhhhhh, this movie is hilarious. Mmmmmkay? Thaaaaaaaaanks.

Hilarious! I have never worked in the cube environment, but the movie still makes you think about all the crappy jobs you've had and ways to plot revenge against your bosses. I'm surprised it didn't do well at the box office...but it definitely developed following after it was released on video/DVD.

Quite possibly the greatest movie ever made. While that might be a stretch to some, I found this comedy to be a hilarious parody of the normal worker's life. This movie smartly pokes at the office lifestyle and how it can drive a person mad.

I've never worked in an office before but I think the theme of wanting to escape a spirit-crushingly tedious job is one that has fairly universal appeal. The boss is spot-on as a wannabe good leader whose attempts to be emollient are horribly grating with his needlessly elongated syllables and patronizing manner. The best scene is when the three central characters take the symbolically oppressive office photocopier to a secluded place and start to smash it up in slow motion to the strains of gangster rap music. Definitely a good film to watch when work is getting you down.

GREATEST FILM EVER MADE! Deserves eight stars! You disagree, you're wrong.

i believe you have my stapler.

This movie was very entertaining to watch. Although it had questionable moments eg swareing, it was OK, although a bit ridiculous. It was interesting how that fat guy who was mental ended up burning the office down. Moral-Take a mental person seriously!

Great comedy, showing the boring life in a cubicle farm, having no interest of what is this job

I love it. Ron Livingston is hilarious, and now everytime I see him in something I think of him as the Office Space guy. Great movie to watch with a big group of friends.

Very funny movie about 9 to 5 big company cubicle life. I predict this movie will rank with Ferris Bueller's Day Off as a movie just about everyone has seen.

My God, this movie is funny. I can't go to a chain restaraunt anymore without giggling at the chicks-who-wear-buttons. The movie will make you appreciate the job you already have or make you sympathize with the main character because you HATE your job. Pretty funny stuff. . .watch in revulsion as the main character has a vision that his boss is having sex with his girlfriend.

Released in 1999 and directed by Mike Judge (of Beavis and Butthead and King of the Hill fame), Office Space is a somewhat dark, comical, spot-on satire of the modern white-collar business environment. Peter Gibbons (Ron Livingston) is a computer programmer who goes through a change in philosophy and starts to act out his true apathy towards his job, which spills over to some of his co-workers (David Herman and Ajay Naidu). His bland job is also reflected in his bland social life, namely an average apartment and eating at average restaurants. Oddly enough, this new outlook gives him the courage to ask out an attractive waitress (Jennifer Aniston) who is suffering from work apathy as well and to speak his mind to a pair of efficiency experts who have been hired to downsize the company resulting in an unexpected promotion. Besides the absurdity of the everyday, what makes this film work is Livingston's intentionally flat performance which suggests the inertia and hopelessness of his situation, Stephen Root's portrayal of Milton the invisible and ignored employee, Gary Cole as the robotic boss, and the soundtrack which features rap and other music that seemingly runs contrary to the sterile environment that the film examines. The bottom line is that Office Space is an extremely funny yet poignant film examining contemporary office politics.

This movie is smart, funny, and hits the spirit of corporate America right in the gonads. In the lines of Catch-22, this movie is brilliant, I loved it.

it's a good movie. can be really funny at times.

It's starts out really funny, but fades towards the end.

A lot of good bits on work, but they're skits more than they cohere to form a larger movie. Still even if it's no more than the sum of it's parts they add up to quite a lot.

the greatest, most cathartic movie for anyone who has ever hated their job, had an arse for a boss or a piece of office equipment that never seemed to work right for you. It's good to see these poor schmucks get everything they don't deserve.

A great true to life comedy about the workplace. A can relate, being in my early twenties and surrounded by all these corporate buttheads whose only concern is their wallets. This movie did not do very well in the theaters but the video and dvd has been a top seller.

I thought this movie was hilarious!!! I can't wait to see Mike Judge's next project!!!

Funniest office movie ever.