Office Space is a 1999 American comedy film written and directed by Mike Judge. It satirizes work life in a typical 1990s software company, focusing on a handful of individuals who are fed up with their jobs. The film's sympathetic portrayal of ordinary IT workers garnered it a cult following among those in that profession, but the film also addresses themes familiar to office workers and white collar employees in general. It was filmed in...
Peter and Michael argue about the definition of Michael's virus program "work...
Peter has a nightmare about his boss bedding his girlfriend.
Joanna doesn't see the big deal, but Peter has MAJOR reservations about Joann...
Milton reads off the possible options he has if the waiter doesn't fix his or...
Milton raises his voice to the waiter about the salt in his margarita.
Sagely advice from Lawrence as Peter goes to take the blame for the entire sc...
Peter apologizes for erupting at Joanna about Lumbergh. It wasn't even the sa...
Joanna tells Peter about why she got fired from Chotchkie's.
Peter has a nightmare about his, Samir and Michael's sentencing for their cri...
Peter wants to talk to Lawrence, but Lawrence keeps his distance given the co...
Samir judges Peter on the strength of his character, and it ain't good.
Michael can't help but look at the worst case scenario in regards to the pris...
Peter rhetorically asks what he's going to do with the magazine subscriptions...
Steve, the magazine peddler, tells the guys that he makes more money from mag...
Samir attempts to bargain with Steve, the crackhead magazine peddler.
Michael puts Peter's mind at ease that it wasn't BILL Lumbergh, but Ron Lumbe...
Peter laughs about the situation of looking up "money laundering" in the dict...
Samir echoes Michaels summation about the problem they are in over the missin...
Michael thinks he has a connection to help get the money laundered. Close, bu...
The gang sings an "enthusiastic" rendition of "Happy Birthday" to Bill Lumber...
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