Office Space
Comedy • R • 1999 • 1 hr 30 min
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Fantastic date night flick, but equally good alone, lol!
It is witty, in addition to being funny.
Such a classic comedy movie. Milton is one of the weirdest, yet funniest characters ever.
A classic that paved the way for office-centered comedies. Mocks mundanity in a memorable way, even if it has since been outdone by others.
Probably the most relatable movie ever made about the work place. You’re bound to find some variation of each character at your job.
Essentially Fight Club without the violence or psycho-drama. Something was definitely in the water in Hollywood in 1999
I can see why it's a cult classic. I rewatch it from time to time.
Absolute classic. Super dry humor but hilarious and relatable.
If you work in a corporate environment, this is an incredible picture of work and life back in 1999. A lot of it holds true today.
A sly and knowing comedy. Skewers office life at mid level so well. Not caring about things might really be a guide for us. Rewatchable.
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