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Summary: Hilarious commentary on corporate culture !
Review: The first time I saw this movie, I thought "funny, but bosses and companies around here don't run quite like that." Then I switched jobs. The guys in the group secretly quoted "Office Space" lines when referring to our boss. I realized that I in fact DO live in this world. This movie is a classic. If you've spent any time in your life in cubicleland with dress down Fridays, you will appreciate this movie. []
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Summary: Not really funny, but still a must see!
Review: I like this movie. Even though it isn't that funny, I still enjoy it a whole bunch. If you've ever worked in a cubicle, you should really love this movie.
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Summary: Amazing...Amazing...Amazing
Review: This is one of the top 5 funniest movies I have ever seen. PERIOD!!!!
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Summary: Comedy Classic
Review: Great humor always has elements of the truth. This movie is a cult classic. Watch it and you'll identify some of the characters from your own office experience. Let's face it, for the most part work [stinks] and Office Space does a great job of poking fun at all the reasons why. I especilly identitified with the themes surrounding the printer. I hate printers and copy machines with a passion. I loved the part where they take a baseball bat to the evil machine. And then there's the boss, Lundbergh - we've all worked for someone that smug and sleazy at one point or another. They you've got the crazy co-workers whom you're sure are certifiably insane. This movie hits the nail on the head in so many places! Buy it and laugh!
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Summary: A Cult Hit
Review: This movie became on of my all time favorite movies after I first watched it. Although it didn't get a lot of attention while it was in theaters, it really is a great movie. Any of you then work in an office will love it the best. Giving us a look into our own lives as people working for the man, Office Space allows as to laugh at our own pathetic lives. Almost everyone will find something that reminds them of their own workplace somehow. From the forever jamming fax machine to the annoying secetary answering the phone. So if you haven't seen this movie, buy, rent, borrow, or steal it from your best friend and watch it. For your life isn't complete without it. And get me a report on it ASAP, mmmkay?
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Summary: I love J
Review: I think everyone knows whom I m in love with......
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Summary: Yay!
Review: This is a surprisingly pleasing movie, whether you work or are too young to get a job. The film makes fun of work, all sorts. From Cubicles, to peppy waiters, to the wonderful "ehs" of construction workers. Ron Livingston plays a man who is tired of his job. After getting hypnotized, he quits caring about his job, and gets his friends to go in on a scheme with him to get rich by stealing bit by bit from the company. But, when one of his accomplices screws up and too much money is taken out, they have to worry about what they'll do to cover up to keep from getting put into a federal prison. The only problem I have with this movie is that its content got a little too needlessly mature for me. This film could have been just as good without all the cussing. But that's just one problem with an otherwise REALLY funny film.
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Summary: a cult hit for all of us in the cubicle jungle
Review: Like the main character Peter, many of us go to work where we are in a little box-like structure where people come steal our stapler!!! Peter goes to hypnotherapy to be more at peace with this horrific existence of an aggravating commute to a boring annoying place where we spend at least 8 hours a day (sob). This SNL-related flick plays on our collective fantasy of just giving back to the company as good as we get (even though it is illegal what they do!) It's Fight Club without the fights, but with more laughs. (I personally love the scene where they pound the fax machine to bits.) Jennifer Aniston is good as the waitress at a chain restaurant who is admonished for not having enough "flare" on her uniform (i.e. she only has 25 inane plastic buttons instead of 26.) Just to point out the inanity of our bosses when they decide to power-trip and just how much can a working person take?
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Summary: Perfect!
Review: Anyone who has ever held an office job or worked out of a cubicle will absolutely love this movie, which is full of management and labor battles and nothing short of hilarious! The cast is brilliant, and Jennifer Aniston is breathtaking! I laughed all night at this one. Three middle-level employees, fed up with being mistreated and disrespected, decide to get even with the evil company they work for (but not without lots of great mishaps along the way). Check it out!!
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Summary: One of the better SNL-related movies
Review: In case you didn't know, this movie is based on a recurring Mike Judge cartoon in the depressing 1993-94 season of Saturday Night Live. But the main character isn't the guy with the stapler; it's instead Ron Livington's character, who, after being hypnotized by a counselor into being more at peace, doesn't come in to work, yet gets promoted when new management comes in. Okay, so that premise is dubious, but everything else that happens in the movie (i.e., being in a traffic jam where a walking elderly man passes you up, numerous bosses coming up to you for making a mistake, new bosses come and almost everyone is fired) should hit home with you, and if it doesn't, then can I have your job?? I got the DVD of this and I'm glad that they didn't stick any special features on here because they're always wack anyway. P.S. This movie is fictional, so don't do what the main character does in this movie. I won't give the plot away; just see it and see what I mean.
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