Office Space

Comedies and films like office space hardly come out these days. The dynamic between the main actor and his boss are hilarious and I felt it on so many levels. Watching the other guy get sent to the basement over time was funny and I could totally see the end coming. I was laughing so much throughout this movie and found it to be an original concept that'll stick with me for a while. Anyone who's ever worked in an office or corporate environment will appreciate this film, the outstanding actors, and the various issues that face corporate America today. I wish I saw this sooner, and recommend this to anyone looking for an entertaining night.

Really humorous. I was laughing quite a bit. The story was really everywhere, but it was good overall. Definitely worth a watch if you work in corporate America!

The movie felt to boring to deal with the fact that its a copy of F**** C***

Funny stuff. Office life at its bureaucratic finest.

Fun movie. Definitely enjoyable.

Surprise little gem compared to what had been making dumb dull comedies lately.

As I type this, I'm actually sitting in an office being paid to… well, NOT write film reviews (clue: my job involves spreadsheets - yawn). In fact, I've spent much of my adult life sitting in offices looking at spreadsheets while getting paid a bit, but actually trying to make my stay in my swivel chair a little more enjoyable than it actually is. In short... I can totally identify with the characters in the low budget adult comedy 'Office Space.' It predates Ricky Gervais' 'The Office' (or Steve Carrell's slightly later US version) and, although both TV shows expands on what it's like to sit in the same chair at the same boxed-in desk for most of your waking hours, 'Office Space' did it first. And it also did it in a more 'succinct' kind of manner. It didn't have multiple series to flesh out its characters, so, although we may get a few more stereotypes here, doesn't mean they're any the less able to be identified with. It's about… you guessed it - an office worker - just an ordinary guy at an ordinary desk in an ordinary workplace (that could have been filmed around my very person right now). The difference is, that, after years of towing the line and doing what he's told - no matter how unfair - he decides he's had enough. And, by doing so, becomes the hero of everyone in a similar position (i.e. me). He does what so many of us only dream of doing - he rebels and tells his bosses to… I'll let you use your imagination. 'Office Space' is great. It's a comedy for adults which plays on many of their very existences. I haven't watched it for a while, but now I have I'm pleased to say that it holds us as well today as it ever did. As long as there are middle management bosses who get their employees to do more work for the same money this film will always be relevant. And, from the twenty or so years I've been sitting here doing just that, I can't see this film EVER not being an accurate portrayal of modern life. Oh, and if you need any additional motivation to watch this - it also has Jennifer Anniston as an equally put-upon waitress, who shows that you don't have to sit behind a desk to be exploited and degraded. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have 'TPS reports' to get on with.

A hilarious and wonderfully crafted film that's a good time all the way through.

Great acting combined with clever jokes, 'Office Space' is a satire masterpiece that perfectly captures the office grind and how miserable it can be. It's relatable, quotable, and is endlessly funny.

Office Space is a hillarous movie that defines what a workplace comedy is. This film like many comedies allows to pardoize other genres, with bits of romance sprinkled in and the hip hop soundtrack giving it a heist movie vibe. It never takes itself too seriously and ceates an edgey yet comical film.