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That’s gotta be one of my favourite movies of all time. This and the printer killing scene are hilarious.

• tayo42 6y ago
  Amusing that so much of that movie is still relatable 20 years later to a whole new generation of workers. Except maybe the scene where he kicks down the cubicle, if I need to be in an office give me a cubicle or something lol
  • eldavido 6y ago
    Yes. I'm genuinely surprised how timeless this is. You watch it today, in 2020, and it's shocking that it was made 20 years ago. This tells me that Judge and the other writers managed to latch on to some very timeless things. Not sure what they are, but they nailed it.
    • alexbanks 6y ago
      They latched onto the meaninglessness that is office work, combined with the obvious passive aggression and lack of respect that big companies have for their employees
    • mercer 6y ago
      It's fascinating how good Mike Judge is at 'nailing' a variety of experiences. Office Space is pitch-perfect, but then he went and created Silicon Valley and King of the Hill too. I can't personally confirm that King of the Hill is accurate, but I've heard it is. Silicon Valley just nails it though, and it is far more specific than the Office Space type stuff.