“I’ll tell you what I’d do. Two chicks at the same time.” Peter laughs and says “Really?” Lawrence gives him a death stare 🤣 Another great piece of acting is Lawrence going through his fridge to get a beer, Peter offers an opener and Lawrence just smoothly goes “that’s alright, I got my own” in the middle of telling him how to avoid his boss. Master class there by Diedrich 😂
I saw this movie in the theater on a Saturday night in Jan 1999. On Monday morning I was marched from my cube to a room where I was downsized from my application engineering position despite confirming my excellent performance. As I carried my belongings my car in the snow covered parking lot the corporate helicopter took off, flew over the parking lot, and caused me to be pelted with snow and the sand put down that night for traction. I have a special relationship with this movie.
All time classic. Peter dismantling his office life to the bobs is classic on so many levels. Before entering the work force I thought the film was good but after living office space..it became an all timer. The canibus song is my work ringtone
@@SupremeRuleroftheWorld Another hidden gem. That one was a real prophecy, jajajaja. It is insane that Idiocracy came out in 2006. So much of it has become a reality.
I remember the smoke from those fires back in 1998. It was really weird. I worked in a building in North Dallas near where the opening highway shots were filmed at that time. The place I worked was a tech company similar to the one in Office Space. I didn't know it was filmed in Texas until I first saw it. I was blown away by how accurate it was depicting office life in Texas in the 90s. So much beige!
Office Space had so many quotable lines. The printer scene and the birthday cake scenes were my favorite. Plus, it retroactively made Superman 3 cool again.
If you want some serious inception, Ofiicespace is constantly mentioned and quoted across the 101st as a great example of every day life here, Ron Livingston having also acted in Band Of Brothers popularizing 101.
This is one of my favorite movies ever and was watched many a times after a hard and stressful day of work where I felt like burning everything down lol. This movie is therapy.
Such a magical movie. Flawless to this day. I remember seeing it in the theater when I was like 16, I’ve never heard people laugh so hard in a theater. It was awesome.
I recently discovered “Loudermilk” on Netflix and was like OMG ITS PETER FROM OFFICE SPACE! I hadn’t seen Ron Livingston in anything in AGES. He’s seriously an underrated actor. Was fantastic in that series and in Office Space.
“What would you say it is you do here?” - The Bobs This is probably my favorite line in the whole movie. I quote this often at work and rarely do people catch the reference.
I'd never even heard of it until hanging out with some work friends, it hadn't been out on VHS too long and someone had it and a group of us watched together, there were a few of us who hadnt seen it. Funny how that used to happen with a lot of good movies, they'd just slip past you. I hope teens and young people still get together in person and discover movies like this one.
I loved it when I saw it in the theatre. There were so many great movies that weren’t hits in the late 90s/early 00s, every week there was something worth seeing.
I love this movie. I can’t remember if I saw it in the theater first or on DVD first, but either way, it was in the 90’s and became one of my favorite comedies ever. I am glad that now, more people appreciate it than when it was first released.
I swear Mike Judge looks & acts exactly the same as the restaurant manager at the Bennigan’s in Texas I was working at a few years before the movie came out.
I saw the movie in the theatre knowing it was a Mike Judge film, but I didn’t know it had such a crappy run. I love that movie. I’m gonna watch it again right now.
I love, love, love Office Space. When I first saw it, probably on Comedy Central but definitely in college, I didn't understand it. When I saw it a few years later, after getting my first office job, everything clicked. This was a documentary. Every time a piece of equipment breaks down, my computer freezes, I think of the scene where they are taking the fax machine to the field for a beatdown. This is wish fulfillment at its finest. It's a cult classic now, but it still deserves better!
I love this movie..." Well I generally come in at least 15 minutes late, I use the side door. That way lumberg can't see me. After that I sorta space out for an hour."... bless you Peter
The first time I saw it, I hated it. The second time I saw it was after my first office job. I cried laughing. The same exact day I watched it again I got the whole "four different bosses telling me about the memo." It matters a lot more when you have been in that environment.
I saw Office Space in the early 2000’s after I had gotten fired from an office cubicle job and I LOVED IT ! still love it ! I watch it whenever I see it on 😂❤ great movie !!!!
Office Space isn't a movie that needs to be seen on the big screen. The home video market was at its zenith when this film came out and no one should have been surprised that many viewers waited for it to come out on video.
The scenes with the Bobs were some of the best, such as when they're firing specific people... "We're gonna be getting rid of these people here... First, Mr. Samir Naga... Naga... Naga... Na gonna work here anymore, anyway."
Once I worked in an office that enacted a 'Casual Friday' rule, well guys came in shorts and girls came in wearing even less so they sent out a memo changing Fridays to Business Casual Fridays. After much complaining and some debate they finally settled on "Relaxed Business Casual Fridays", no one I asked had a clue what that meant.
First time I ever watched this movie was back in 2001 When I was on one of those cable channels , probably hbo or something like thatWhen I was on one of those cable channels probably Hbo or something like that.
Not only is this one of my favorite comedies I own in my personal DVD collection it was one of the favorites of several of my Army buddies. While deployed in Iraq, we even recreated that scene with the copier using a broken boombox. Next to Idioacracy, it ranks as the best film from Mike Judge, who I have been watching since Liquid Television. I feel like I share a lot in common with Judge having a major interest in all things animated, and I also pursued a career in electronics technology. I have worked multiple office jobs as well, and I can confirm everything in this film was incredibly accurate in working in them. I have never understood how this movie didn't do better when it was so good. Every person I have ever shown it to also fell in love with the film.
Not a big fan of comedy movies but I laughed my ass off with this movie office space is one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen I quote this movie every day
Nothing happened to Office Space in my opinion. It stands as one of the best movies of the 90's. Thanks for the video!
Well, then that’s what happened to it. And I agree with you.
Except there is slightly more to the story, hence this video tells that story.
Of all time*
Fact
"Hey, Peter, watch out for your cornhole, bud." Diedrich Bader is a seriously underrated comedic actor.
“I’ll tell you what I’d do. Two chicks at the same time.”
Peter laughs and says “Really?”
Lawrence gives him a death stare 🤣
Another great piece of acting is Lawrence going through his fridge to get a beer, Peter offers an opener and Lawrence just smoothly goes “that’s alright, I got my own” in the middle of telling him how to avoid his boss. Master class there by Diedrich 😂
He’s great in Napoleon Dynamite too! Hilarious actor
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson were actually on the list to play Lawrence. I can totally see them both nailing it.
I saw this movie in the theater on a Saturday night in Jan 1999. On Monday morning I was marched from my cube to a room where I was downsized from my application engineering position despite confirming my excellent performance. As I carried my belongings my car in the snow covered parking lot the corporate helicopter took off, flew over the parking lot, and caused me to be pelted with snow and the sand put down that night for traction.
I have a special relationship with this movie.
That's a trick bc it says right in the video the film came out in February 99
All time classic. Peter dismantling his office life to the bobs is classic on so many levels. Before entering the work force I thought the film was good but after living office space..it became an all timer. The canibus song is my work ringtone
This documentary was pure comedic gold. One of my favorites
dont forget his other documentary: idiocracy, wich is funny when you watched it and depressing when looking back at it.
@@SupremeRuleroftheWorld Another hidden gem. That one was a real prophecy, jajajaja. It is insane that Idiocracy came out in 2006. So much of it has become a reality.
I remember the smoke from those fires back in 1998. It was really weird. I worked in a building in North Dallas near where the opening highway shots were filmed at that time. The place I worked was a tech company similar to the one in Office Space. I didn't know it was filmed in Texas until I first saw it. I was blown away by how accurate it was depicting office life in Texas in the 90s. So much beige!
One of my favourite lines in film, "I hereby sentence you to a term of no less than four years in a federal Pound-me-in-the-ass prison."
My favorite line is, 'It isn't just about me and my dream of doing nothing it is about all of us'
Office Space had so many quotable lines. The printer scene and the birthday cake scenes were my favorite. Plus, it retroactively made Superman 3 cool again.
Yeah the film has a place in my head forever. So many great quotes and moments and that printer scene is meme heavy now
Superman 3 was always cool in my world. I like it better than the first one.
If you want some serious inception, Ofiicespace is constantly mentioned and quoted across the 101st as a great example of every day life here, Ron Livingston having also acted in Band Of Brothers popularizing 101.
This is one of my favorite movies ever and was watched many a times after a hard and stressful day of work where I felt like burning everything down lol. This movie is therapy.
Such a magical movie. Flawless to this day. I remember seeing it in the theater when I was like 16, I’ve never heard people laugh so hard in a theater. It was awesome.
I recently discovered “Loudermilk” on Netflix and was like OMG ITS PETER FROM OFFICE SPACE! I hadn’t seen Ron Livingston in anything in AGES. He’s seriously an underrated actor. Was fantastic in that series and in Office Space.
maybe watch band of brothers for ron livingston
“What would you say it is you do here?”
- The Bobs
This is probably my favorite line in the whole movie. I quote this often at work and rarely do people catch the reference.
I'd never even heard of it until hanging out with some work friends, it hadn't been out on VHS too long and someone had it and a group of us watched together, there were a few of us who hadnt seen it. Funny how that used to happen with a lot of good movies, they'd just slip past you. I hope teens and young people still get together in person and discover movies like this one.
I loved it when I saw it in the theatre. There were so many great movies that weren’t hits in the late 90s/early 00s, every week there was something worth seeing.
Poor Milton, he tolerated being constantly shifted about, but having his beloved red Swingline stapler being stolen from him was the last straw.
I love this movie. I can’t remember if I saw it in the theater first or on DVD first, but either way, it was in the 90’s and became one of my favorite comedies ever. I am glad that now, more people appreciate it than when it was first released.
I swear Mike Judge looks & acts exactly the same as the restaurant manager at the Bennigan’s in Texas I was working at a few years before the movie came out.
I saw the movie in the theatre knowing it was a Mike Judge film, but I didn’t know it had such a crappy run. I love that movie. I’m gonna watch it again right now.
I love, love, love Office Space. When I first saw it, probably on Comedy Central but definitely in college, I didn't understand it. When I saw it a few years later, after getting my first office job, everything clicked. This was a documentary. Every time a piece of equipment breaks down, my computer freezes, I think of the scene where they are taking the fax machine to the field for a beatdown. This is wish fulfillment at its finest. It's a cult classic now, but it still deserves better!
I worked in an office setting doing engineering work. We all ordered the red staplers Milton was so obsessed with. 😂
"Hey, Peter. What's happening? Say, if you could come in on Saturday, that would be greeeaaaaat."
"If they move my desk again I'm going to set fire to this place...."
I love this movie..." Well I generally come in at least 15 minutes late, I use the side door. That way lumberg can't see me. After that I sorta space out for an hour."... bless you Peter
Thanks for the prompt delivery!
I adore this film, so accurate it's scary.
Crap. I've seen this movie so many time. And clips from it even more times. And I had no idea the flair guy was actually Mike Judge himself!
No way 😂!!! Omg
This movie is special for me as I first watched on the TV the night I got fired from a job. It made me realise that everything was gonna be OK.
Ill never forget going to the office printer and seeing “pc load letter”. Felt surreal 😂😂
PC load letter.. the F**K does that mean!?
Devon Stack has a great breakdown of this classic.
Love this movie. My life, explained.
def. one of my favs & so quotable. gonna watch it (again) later tonite.
It's not that am lazy, it's that I just don't care.
Thanks for the video! Office Space is one of my all-time favorite movies.
this is one of my all time favorite movies and I just learned judge played Joannas boss wtf
The first time I saw it, I hated it. The second time I saw it was after my first office job. I cried laughing. The same exact day I watched it again I got the whole "four different bosses telling me about the memo." It matters a lot more when you have been in that environment.
That’s what a lot of people forget about media. You’re supposed to relate it to help immerse you. It’s not all supposed to be quick shock humor!
Ooh! Another _Office Space_ video!
Whenever i call my wife. "Hey....whattttsss happening?" Same voice.😂😂😂
I don't think that The Office would have happened or been as successful without Office Space.
A classic !! Well done
That stapler is in my office right now
One of my all-time favorites. I discovered it roaming the aisles of none other than Blockbuster Video.
I was in tears on the scene where they destroyed the copy machine. 😂 I own it on DVD till this very day. A classic.
One of the comedies of the 90s and its so relatable
Criminally under-rated movie that perfectly captures office life.
I quote Office Space on an almost daily basis.
Yes, I work in an office.
I saw Office Space in the early 2000’s after I had gotten fired from an office cubicle job and I LOVED IT ! still love it ! I watch it whenever I see it on 😂❤ great movie !!!!
Office Space isn't a movie that needs to be seen on the big screen. The home video market was at its zenith when this film came out and no one should have been surprised that many viewers waited for it to come out on video.
The scenes with the Bobs were some of the best, such as when they're firing specific people...
"We're gonna be getting rid of these people here... First, Mr. Samir Naga... Naga... Naga... Na gonna work here anymore, anyway."
Once I worked in an office that enacted a 'Casual Friday' rule, well guys came in shorts and girls came in wearing even less so they sent out a memo changing Fridays to Business Casual Fridays. After much complaining and some debate they finally settled on "Relaxed Business Casual Fridays", no one I asked had a clue what that meant.
One of my favorite movies of all time❤️😌
To me. Office Space is real life. Just like the film Heat. They are the same. Just different genres.
Case of the Mondays…
This film is a masterpiece. It nails corporate culture. And the cast is pitch perfect. Still one of the best comedies ever made.
What a classic
Ron Livingston is a megastar now
It became a timeless classic
Movie has been playing consistently on cable recently and its glorious.
Nobody including myself watches movies on cable anymore...stuff gets cut out and edited for time. You gotta upgrade the way you watch movies.
How I feel about work 😆😎👍
Oh Gosh this movie described perfectly my experience as an IT admin 😂🤦🏻♀️
I remember seeing this in theaters not getting the jokes. Then years later after working jobs similar to this my brain just clicked and I got it.
Incredible movie. 🎥
A film by Judge that didn’t get credit it deserved was Extract. Jason Bateman, Mia Kunis, & Ben Affleck were amazing in it.
They should have a " hostel" for office equipment torture
Don't forget about judge's other film Idiocracy, which is quickly becoming a real documentary.
Absolutely one of my favorite movies mmmmK
I watched this when I was still in school and instantly knew what I should avoid when I start working.
I’m always on mikes side in his decisions except for the office worker covered in posted notes. I kinda like that cover
You could probably argue that The Office TV show wouldn't have been as popular in the US if not for this movie
I bought a red swingline from staples long ago because of this movie!!
Office Space is a classic 😎
I recommend every new hire who hasn't seen this movie watch it their first week.
First time I ever watched this movie was back in 2001 When I was on one of those cable channels , probably hbo or something like thatWhen I was on one of those cable channels probably Hbo or something like that.
O.S. may have been inspired by Milton, but Jim Root has shown me he is worth SO much more. He's my favorite part of everything he's in...but not this.
I think Spike Jonze would've been a good choice to play Stan the restaurant manager...
Milton: Don't mess with me I... I know where... where the bodies are
There are no bodies
Milton: Mess with me and there will be
"Damn it feels good to be a gangster......"
*Drops Mic, Walks out.*
What happened to Office Space? It became legendary!
Why do coworkers always walk into an office and take your pencils??
Wait, is this a re upload?
Now do Mike Judge's documentary. Idiocracy!!!
Has there ever been an example of a studio executive having a positive influence on a film?
Greatest comedy ever
Seen it over 200 times.
Not only is this one of my favorite comedies I own in my personal DVD collection it was one of the favorites of several of my Army buddies. While deployed in Iraq, we even recreated that scene with the copier using a broken boombox. Next to Idioacracy, it ranks as the best film from Mike Judge, who I have been watching since Liquid Television. I feel like I share a lot in common with Judge having a major interest in all things animated, and I also pursued a career in electronics technology. I have worked multiple office jobs as well, and I can confirm everything in this film was incredibly accurate in working in them. I have never understood how this movie didn't do better when it was so good. Every person I have ever shown it to also fell in love with the film.
I have people skills! I am good at dealing with people!
Now do Judges other classic Idiocracy.😂😂😂😮
37 pieces of flair
2 chicks at the same time....
Great movie.
Don't worry, man! I won't tell anyone either!😂
It is so accurate that it is disturbing to watch, to a degree.
Great movie
Damn it feels good to be a gangsta.
Just a moment.
A comedy for the gods, or darkest comedy for anyone stuck in an office aka hell,
"2 chicks at the same time, man"
Damn it feels good to be a gangsta!
Not a big fan of comedy movies but I laughed my ass off with this movie office space is one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen I quote this movie every day
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Most of the crew? I didn’t know Judge was in the movie until today!! 😆
Every time I watch this film, I quit my job.