I'd never seen Office Space; bought it awhile back and finally watched it over the weekend. I don't remember what we had for dinner, though. It might have been ribeyes that night; they were a little overcooked.
Boy, and so is the language in this laughfest. Mostly from white office workers who play gangstarap really loud, and sing song along. I mean, that stuff is pretty rude. So that ups the obscenity quotient big-time.
Otherwise, It's a pretty funny take on cubicle life. Having lived in one, I can relate. It must have been Jennifer Aniston's first movie role, as her nose looked like the original. And some funny people I've seen other places, after. A funny, silly plot that twists. Plus meaning of life, if you think you'd find it in your partitions. I never have.
I got the Unrated Director's Cut Beowulf, and Across the Universe, this week. Both seemed to appeal to me. I guess animated carnage, set to Beatles tunes, would be perfection.
Ace; Cirque de Soleil should have sword fights while they swing in the air...
I watched Office Space a few months ago and I thought it was great. I also spent several years living in a cubicle in Corporate America, so I could easily appreciate the humor. I somehow connected with the nerd and his stapler.
I'm also a big fan of Dilbert, as I don't think anyone has office life figured out better than Scott Adams.
Scuzzy; I, myself, have nothing figured out.
I sort of feel at a lose here, I've never worked in a cube. I've been in some tight places, in, on and under houses but never in a cube. There was the time way back when I was in retail that I had that office. Wasn't exactly a cube, more like a rectangle, but it was just me for the most part. I didn't get the benefit of any inter-office socialization.
Still though, I'll try and look this up and give it a spin.