OFFICE SPACE (1999) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- My first time watching Office Space! Hope you all enjoy my reaction.
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Original Movie: Office Space (1999)
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Now you need to watch "Idiocracy", a cult classic by the same writer/director.
very much seconded! Idiocracy is one of the few comedies which also doubles as a dark prediction of the present.
Water....from the toilet? No electrolytes!?!
That movie becomes more and more relatable by the second.
Idiocracy is quickly turning from a comedy into a horror film.
I have to say that every time I've been faced with the choice to "lead, follow or get out out of the way" I've always gotten out of the way.
You don’t need any more flair Brandon. You’re perfect the way you are.
I second this.
@@meghanmonroe Get a room, you three. That way Brandon can do two chicks at the same time...
@@possiblepilotdeviation5791 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🥴
A couple pieces of flair on his hat would be nice though
Wait what about the million dollars?
Mike Judge is such an underrated filmmaker. Office Space and Idiocracy are like two of the most relevant films today and were way ahead of their time when they were first released.
His HBO show Silicon Valley was awesome.
I sure could go for a STARBUCKS right now...
Beavis and Butthead / King of the Hill are both quality too
@@MichFedorchak absolutely
but waaaaaaaaaaay too close to reality... :\
Ahh....the famous red stapler. FUN FACT: That company didn't even manufacture RED staplers. But they started producing them, because fans wanted them.
It’s true. I have one!
@@jen.g. yup! Last place I saw one for sale was in Costco.
I started a new job last year and my first day my boss was doing the normal orientation in her office and I looked and see a red swingline and before I could catch myself I exclaimed "Milton stapler!"
@@Mashangi be careful, one day she's going to burn that place to the ground.
@@jen.g. Me too, haha. Always puts a smile on mine and my wife's face
"Idiocracy" Is also a great Mike Judge comedy!
Highly recommend, good writing, good worldbuilding and lots of meaning and messages. It predicted the present way to well...
Yes please
It feels too real to be funny anymore
17thknight Yeah, that’s how I feel as well. It just hurts now.
I didn't know that was Mike Judge. Surprising, because it's a terrible movie in every sense.
@@FantasticOtto
I think Idiocracy starts out really strong, very funny, then unwinds from there.
The destruction of the printer is the most cathartic scene in cinema history.
This movie Introduced few generations to Geto Boys HAHAHA
And Family Guy parodied it.
Geto Boys - Still
It's great, when they had to pull Michael Bolton off the printer! ...Damn, it feels good to be a gangster...
It lives rent free in my head to this day. Anyone who has ever had an office job has had a similar dream.
“Corporate accounts payable, Nina speaking. Just a moment.”
Met her in a restaurant in Dallas in 2000. She was really nice to anyone asking for an autograph or a picture.
I wish they left in the scene where he just goes off on her.
@@BloodylocksBathory me too but I don’t think it would have fit Peter’s character because he’s written as someone that has just given up on even trying and in the deleted scene it shows that he still has some fight in him
TGI Friday's the restaurant chain, actually removed their once used staff mandated buttons due to this film. The mockery wasn't taken so well, and felt that it made their restaurant chain look bad, so they quietly removed that from the uniform.
This movie is a must-see. It's actually fairly deep philosophically-speaking as well: the conflict between the necessity to create a happy, functional society and to be happy and functional while we do it.
Two chicks at one time man
I was once told I wouldn't get Office Space because I don't work in an office. It was one of the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
Uh, yeah, I'm gonna go ahead and need you to upload more great movie reactions. Okay, thanks Brandon.
Whaaaat’s happening
Uh, that would be great.
If I don't get more reactions like this I'm gonna set this channel on fire. Brandon stole my stapler...
Best line in the movie: "It's not just about me and my dream of doing nothing it's about all of us." LOL
I have the same dream .
Gotta disagree. The best line is "Don't you understand? I'm a people person. What the hell is wrong with you people?!" Gets me every time
Heck yessss!! A hilarious movie.
“I believe you have my stapler…”
It's a red swingline stapler......burn the building down.....
"2 chicks at the same time, brother..."
Mike Judge did this. "Idiocracy" is definitely worth checking out too if you've never seen it. Of course, Judge is best known for making, "Beavis and Butthead."
…and King Of The Hill
@Scrotumus Ballbagius Don't worry, scrote. There are plenty of 'tards out there living really kick-ass lives. My first wife was 'tarded. She's a pilot now.
Mike Judge was the Director and Writer and also played Chotchkie's Manager not only that but he Created Beavis and Butthead, The Goode Family, and King of the Hill. The man is an absolute genius. Brilliant Film!
Silicon Valley too!
He also made Daria which is seriously underrated. His other great movie is Idiocracy.
Settle down, Beavis.
God I adore Office Space. It's such a little gem.
Such a fun movie!
You gotta see "Idiocracy"
Swingline had to start selling red staplers after this movie. They didn't before, lol
Milton is hilarious! He just wants his stapler back and look what happened! Lol!!
To any hip hop heads out there, the song that plays during the printer stomping scene is 'Still' by Geto Boys off of their album The Resurrection. Really solid album, honestly worth a listen.
Gary Cole is just the ICONIC toxic manager
Gary Cole is great. He's the voice of Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, one my favourite insane cartoons, and I loved his character on Veep.
It was so jarring for me seeing him in this film, cause at the time it came out, I knew Gary Cole from the TV show "American Gothic" where he played a sheriff possessed by a demon/fallen angel.
@@VirtualSatyr I think he was in The Brady Bunch 90's movie before this, I haven't seen him do much dramatic acting myself.
Yeaaaahhhhhh
My co-worker called a friend of mine as Lumberg...."Yeaaaaaah, I'm gonna have to go ahead and have you come in to work tomorrow....we won't pay you for overtime or anything." She showed up on a Saturday!
Milton is Stephen Root. He's in a zillion films. A complete chameleon. Brilliant actor.
Indeed. He's very good as the wily bank teller in "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs."
Jimmy Jam
Stephen Root is definitely underrated.
Stephen Root plays the extreme opposite character on News Radio... and he's amazing on both.
He's a good actor, but no chameleon. I always know when it's him.
"You don't need a million dollars to do nothing..." That line kills me.
Its so funny that Milton walked right in to the office that Peter slid the envelop under. After wanting to get the envelop back so bad from underneath the door, he never even tried just opening it. 😆
Masterpiece
Should have said, "I'm gonna need you all to *go ahead* and leave a like...." and your officication would be complete. lol
"...Yeeeaaahhh..."
I never appreciated this film until I ended up working in an office for a few years 😂😩
Also fun fact: the guy who played Milton (Stephen Root) is the same guy from the elevator scene in Season 1, Episode 9 of Fargo.
Also General Stanislaus Stomtonovich from The Newsroom Season 2
Bill Lumbergh is one of the greatest characters of all time. I talk to my kids like him when I want them to do something they don't want to do.
Then I bet they just sleep through the chore like Peter, and when you ask them why they didn't do it they tell you, "Because I didn't feel like it."
@@RReneeS Nah. They just look at each other with a smirk on their faces and do it. My daughter does the lumbergh thing to her little sister. The sight of it warms my heart.
Yeah...if you could just go ahead an uh mow the lawn...that would be great. Oh, and I'm also gonna need you to uh go ahead and take the trash out, ok. Great.
Years ago I woke up super early to watch this before quitting a job, it was a very fun day.
Brandon you should definitely react to “The Nice Guys”
Absolutely hilarious movie. I love Gosling's character in that.
Lawrence is one of the best characters in any movie.
Dude he is the fucking man!
HEY PETER? Watch your corn-hole, bud!
Fuckin' A, man!
I remember seeing this theatrically and there were only 2 other people in the audience and I was the only person laughing. I worked in a office at the time and I totally related with the main character.😂
Similar experience. This movie was certainly not a box office success, now it's a classic.
Took a first date the weekend it opened. Fair amount of people in the theater but not packed or anything. Unfortunately, my date was a blank slate despite some talk beforehand. Didn't laugh or express emotion while my loud laughter was booming around the theater. Odd juxtaposition. Still the same after a second date, the blank slate thing kinda scared me so I pulled the ejection handle and bailed on further possibilities. Still love the movie, though!
Stephen Root is also the voice of Bill on King of the Hill
He's had some good roles, but my favorite has to be Jimmy James in News Radio. Fantastic character.
@@monarch-black the guy has been in everything, he was great in a little part on northern exposure as well
And Gordon in Dodgeball (2004).
"Lenore!! (Sniff sniff)"
@@monarch-black I always loved his many appearances on Night Court.
moved to Austin for my first office job a few years back and this movie really nailed the traffic and overall weirdness of corporate culture
I believe it takes place in Austin.
Diedrich Bader is so damn funny in everything he's in hahaha
Watch out for your cornhole, man.
I still love his part as the security guard in Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back... "And after it's all over, you say 'Oh, what a lovely tea party.'"
Break the wrist. Walk away.
Yep, he really doesn't suck in anything I've seen him in🤷♀️🧡
The “PC LOAD LETTER” joke is lost on current generations. There was a time when anyone who ever printed anything knew that error all too well. It was infuriating, so I burst out laughing when Bolton felt the same pain.
What does it mean?
@@bendover04me load letter sized paper
Except that it would always occur even with paper in the printer.
@@randall-king Usually it was because the printer was misconfugred to think it was loaded with A4 paper. Here in Europe we would see this message all the time when trying to print some document that came from America.
It's asking the user to load the Paper Cassette (tray) with Letter sized sheets 8½ × 11 in
American paper sizes are crazy
“Why should I change my name? He’s the one that sucks”
I used to have an O Face T-shirt, and wore it to school. I was like 12
Legend
Madlad
Stephen Root is one of the greatest actors out there. Milton is Oscar worthy.
News Radio was such a great show! Root was amazing in it too
He's probably one the the hardest working actors at least. My favs are Jimmy James on NewsRadio and Gordon in Dodgeball, but I just looked at his IMDB. It's huge! I didn't count, but he's had to have over 100 roles. He's even Cringer in the upcoming He-Man reboot. (The show will probably suck because the media has to destroy any old property they revisit, but I'm glad he's getting work. He has 5 rolls in post-production.)
@@monarch-black Man so nice they named him twice.
I think to myself "What would you say... you do here?" about 50 times a day just watching people fail at the most basic tasks.
You MUST watch Idiocracy next. Same writer, plus it's got electrolytes.
It’s what plants crave!
One of those staple movies that you always have on your shelf, never mind re-watching, and withstands the test of time.
Staple..
bro you looked up Mike Judge and didn't recognize anything but Silicon Valley? Not even Beavis & Butthead or King of the Hill?
Required watching for ANYONE who goes to work in an office.
The guy who plays Milton is an amazing character actor. He is great in everything I've seen him in since.
I love Stephen Root.
He was on NewsRadio back in the day. Played a hostage vampire in True Blood too.
He also spent 10 seasons as Bill Dueatreavie on King of the Hill.
Brandon will recognized him once he starts Barry.
No Country For Old Men
"He's a straight shooter, he's got upper management written all over him." I always lose my shit
If I worked there, I would bring Milton his own cake then quit. Leave with a bit of happiness. Cake for Milton!
This movie completely permeated the culture at a startup I worked at in 1999. We moved into our offices for the first time, had a pizza and movie night our first week to hangout & get to know everyone, and watched Office Space together. We had the Office Space kits (red swingline staplers, cover sheets for TPS reports, mats where you could jump to conclusions…all of it. We used so many quotes from the movie too.
I was promised a piece of cake.
Ummmm…..did you get the memo…
Sounds like somebody’s got a case of the Muuuundays! All of them.
We were acquired within 6 months. I was a paper millionaire for 7 gorgeous months but couldn’t sell any of my stock for a year and then the dot-com bubble burst. Good times. In hindsight, if I had fallen into $2-3M at 25 years old, would have been found dead of a heart attack snorting cocaine off of a stripper’s boobs in Las Vegas.
This is a sequel to Band of Brothers about Nixons life after returning home.
Nah, man, Nix's family owned the company!
lol true
The restaurant manager is MIKE JUDGE...BEAVIS BUTTHEAD...HANK HILL...IDIOCRACY... you should watch that
Silicon Valley is a bit of a spiritual successor to this film in some ways. Very funny
You should definitely watch Extract, also by Mike Judge with an even bigger cast.
Wasn't that good. Silicon Valley is amazing though.
Hank Hill wrote and directed this I tell ya what.
3 seconds uploaded. Number 1 fan of the channel. Official.
“No thanks man, I don’t want you fuckin up my life too.” This line always makes me poop my pants. I always forget about it and never expect it. Incredible line delivery.
Lawrence is awesome! I love his delivery of "I tell ya what I'd do man..." 😂🤣😂
This is a man that knows what I like !!
I wish I had the confidence Peter had after the hypnosis! Money laundering aside, his life got a whole lot better!
Mike Judge, creator of Beavis & Butthead, King of the Hill, Office Space, Idiocracy, Extract, and many others
Stephen Root is legendary. I loved him back on NewsRadio as Jimmy James!
Classic movie. This and FALLING DOWN with Michael Douglas
Last time I was this early my gf got mad at me
Mike Judge is brilliant. Between Beavis and Butthead, King of the Hill, Office Space, Idiocracy, Extract, and Silicon Valley.. his track record is fantastic.
YES!! *cough* Sorry. Haven't watched yet. Not a Patreon supporter 'cause I'm a poor boy, but I asked about this movie a long time ago. My 2nd favorite comedy behind Galaxy Quest.
Highly Recommend the Under-rated classic comedy - Nothing to Lose - Martin Lawrence and Tim Robbins. All time Brandon!
This is the first movie that I discovered Gary Cole. I now follow everything he does. He nails that character.
Highly underrated actor. Great in everything I've ever watched him in.
My home office stapler has a place card for your name. Of course I wrote “Milton Waddums” on it!
love it!! haha
Yo. Silicon Valley is one of the best television comedies ever. You’ll enjoy for sure.
For someone who worked in a start up in early stages, this show is a documentary.
Fun Fact : Jennifer Aniston's boss is Mike Judge, director of this movie and creator and voice of Beavis and Butthead and King Of The Hill.
Mike Judge was an engineer before he found success writing for tv and movies, which is why this movie is so accurate. He's said in interviews that pretty much every character in this movie was just a slightly exaggerated version of real people he has known. Even minor characters like Jennifer Anniston's boss, who incidentally he plays.
Not just a great comedy, it's both a culturally and historically important movie. The line deliveries are so memorable too, my favorite being Lawrence's "I'll tell you what I'd do man. Two chicks at the same time man." -__-
Funny that you mention Get Out during the hypnosis scene and Stephen Root is in both.
BTW the manager where Jennifer Aniston worked is Mike judge, the creator of Beavis and butthead.
Other films from this writer: Idiocracy and Bevis and Butthead do America
Mike Judge also created Beavis and Butthead & King of the Hill. You've never seen those shows?!?
I could put strychnine in the guacamole. There was salt on the glass, BIG grains of salt.
I was hoping to see the nightmare sex scene... "Ummm, yeeaahh, I'm going to need you to move a little to your left."
If you like this style of quirky movies, I recommend “Romy and Michelle’s High School Reunion”
I think he’d like that one.
You need to add *_Clerks_* to the list. That's another classic 90's work comedy.
You should check out "idiocracy" of course, but maybe, maybe also view "Extract" absurdly funny. Jason Bateman is his best Jason Bateman ever I think 😉👍
Extract is a really good movie, for sure.
"Two chicks at the same time , man"
"Why should I change my name ? He's the one who sucks."
Maybe watch Beavis and Butt-Head Do America ?
and also mike judge created beavis and butthead and king of the hill which are both great shows.
hey brandon, can you please check out horrible bosses. it’s really funny and since you like this i think that would be a good watch
Mike Judge... creator of Beavis and butthead
Definitely see his other big movie "Idiocracy."
And based on his original Milton cartoon series. :)
I saw this again on tv the other morning, just funny from beginning to end without trying too hard. Don’t make em like this anymore.
Mike Bolton is played by Dave Herman. He is also a voice actor in MANY cartoons including Futurama
Dude, nobody saw this when it came out. Hope it helps people quit now!
You've never heard of Beavis and Butthead or King of the Hill?
You can find on RUclips a parody sketch of the real Michael Bolton doing Office Space.
I'm not gonna read through the comments to find out someone already recommended 'Extract', so I'll just recommend it for the fifth time in the comments.
Mike Judge was the Manager at Chachkee's You need to see "Idiocracy" by Judge also. If you have not been told yet he is also the creator of Bevis and Butthead.
Yeaaah if you could react to this movie that’d be great...yeaaah
Brandon channeling his inner Lumbaugh (without thinking about it, I suspect): "I'm gonna need you all to leave a thumbs up, if you could do that, that would be GREAT" :-D
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Didn't Mike Judge do Bevis and Butthead back in the day?
this movie s is a Mike Judge movie... he created Bevis and Butthead... you absolutly need to watch IDIOCRACY its his masterpiece!!!
Seconding the recommendation for Idiocracy (2006)
Can't believe you cut out the entire difgtbag montage
So despite knowing a lot of the jokes for most of my life, I only ever saw this movie in its entirety within the last year, and it really resonated with me in a way I didn't expect. I'm in my late twenties, and I've done heavy physical labor jobs, retail jobs, and office jobs, and each one I've found to be a unique form of hell. It's given me a pretty toxic relationship with work culture, and I've found myself saying similar things to Peter ("I don't know why I can't just go to work and be happy") I'm sure plenty of people would call me lazy or entitled, but I really don't believe it's right to have to subject yourself to that kind of punishment just to afford rent and groceries, let alone a few nice things to make life a little more bearable, until we die. So to see Peter reach a kind of peaceful coexistence, a positive equilibrium with work culture at the end, it actually moved me.
I know it isn't as simple as 'work in construction' or 'steal a bunch of money from a corporation that won't miss it' (I don't believe I'm capable of either) but it feels just a little bit more like an achievable goal for me after seeing this film. In the last year and a half I've made strides to work in my chosen field (I'm a writer), and while it isn't something I can do full time yet, my progress also isn't nothing and I keep trying to remind myself of that. It's very possible I might just have to keep working odd jobs until I'm a sad old man, maybe publishing a successful novel or two if I'm lucky before then, but I really believe I can find some semblance of peace on my way there. This movie was a part of making that happen, so I think it's always gonna be special to me.
SIDENOTE: Stephen Root (the actor who plays Milton) is an underrated GEM of an actor. Seriously, he's one of my favorite actors and I hope I get to tell him that someday (I'm normally adverse to meeting celebrities at places like conventions so that's a big deal for me) Whenever I see him pop up in something, or hear his voice in animated media, I'm honestly elated. I'd love to see him play Doctor Octopus in the MCU as I think he's perfect for the role, although I don't know if that's realistic.
Mike Judge created both Beavis & Butthead and King of the Hill. IMDB separates movie credits from TV lol And if those shows aren't familiar, I suppose you're like every other reactor who has never owned a TV :P
Kind of random, but have you ever considered reacting to The Warriors (1979)?
So amazing