Office Space [WS] [Special Edition] [DVD] [1999]

Give me back my stapler...or i'll burn this review down! This movie just awesome. You'll want to steal a stapler, not turn in a TPS report with the new cover sheet, and SMASH A PRINTER!! A must for any office worker or IT person!! It's just a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a penny, whats the worst that could happen?

This is a review for the "Limited Edition Cover Art" The movie is great, but the cover art is a lame piece of cardboard glued onto the outside of the regular bluray case. Poorly glued in fact! I would have been perfectly satisfied with a paper insert under the plastic (like all cases), but instead I got this disappointment! See attached photo.

If you have ever worked in an office setting or known someone who has constantly complained about the mind numbing work they do, then look no further than this movie. I can’t say I’m a fan of everything mike judge has done; but this movie, while it failed at the box office (the trailer is AWFUL) it’s a masterpiece of everything wrong with society. I highly recommend you give this a chance.

This movie had way too much office and not enough space. At least a quick visit to space, or passing reference to it would have been appreciated. There were two characters, both named Bob, that generally appeared right next to each other. I don't understand this lazy decision. Unique names for characters wouldn't cost the studio anything so I assume the writer must have been handwriting the screenplay and reused this short name because his hand was cramping. Assuming that's the case my only complaint is not enough space. Oh and not enough male nudity. Nipple equality NOW!

Office Space is comedy gold. Nice alternate cover art vs. the usual to commemorate a classic scene. Blu-Ray disc and digital download, can't go wrong.

Even after 20 years, Office Space still tickles the funny bone and holds up for laughs, entertainment and for the memory. Whether you are seeing Office Space for the first or fortieth time, there are still moments to remember and experience anew. A great screenplay, wonderfully memorable performances by all and even after 20 years, still filled with treats for the funny bone. Buy it and enjoy!

This movie is everything that is corporate america in the 90s. You had these companies that were essentially cube farms cashing in on the Y2K hysteria and essentially just sucking the life and soul out of the workers. Anyone who's ever worked in a corporate environment will understand this movie all too well. There's the nay-sayer, the slackers, the over the top inappropriate guy, the boss that thinks he's top dog just because he managed to get a little above you, the lady that drives you absolutely crazy with whatever it is she does and the dreaded lay offs. At its core, this movie is about a guy taking back his life and just finding his way out of the yuppie culture; bucking the expectations that have been laid on him. It's a classic problem with the generation that came to mature in the 90s. We didn't have the same security or attitude that our parents had. We didn't have an interesting job that we enjoyed that we would retire from. We had bad technology, stress and fear. It would be nice to be Peter, to be able to just say forget it all, but most of us really need our jobs. Still, it's a hilarious romp of everything you've ever wanted to do when you hate your job.

This is the Blu-Ray release of a very funny 20 year old spoof on working an office job you hate. Visually, this Blu-Ray version does look clearer and sharper than the original DVD, but that's my subjective judgment. This Blu-Ray version has an interview in the special features with the director, Mike judge, and some other stuff which are not on the DVD version, and they are entertaining, making this BD disk a worth-while up-grade to the old DVD disk.