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- Cameron and Isaiah sit down and watch Office Space (1999) on Max for the very first time! if you enjoyed this reaction video please leave a like, share, and subscribe! Comment down below your favorite moment from the movie "Office Space"!
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“If a company doesn’t appreciate its workers, they get people who work just hard enough to not get fired”. No truer words were ever spoken in any job.
It's legit amazing how timeless Office space is. Even as someone who never worked in an office just dealing with basically the same problems.
Hehe agreed. I've only worked blue collar jobs in my life but the movie is still incredibly relatable
It does need a sequel, updated with the "flexible workplace" and more modern tech issues. But still, would be very similar. Sort of a requel. *Also, 1999 was such an amazing year for movies.
@@KimForsberg 1999 was right as the tech bubble was about to crash, so there’s a lot of perspective on work in some of those house-of-cards corporate failures.
I showed this movie to my uncle who worked in this kind of work environment at Hewlett-Packard. He couldn't stop laugh-crying.
If you never worked in an office lemme tell ya... this movie feels like a fever dream of real memories. I know the problems are the same in different experiences but when you have 8 bosses stopping by your cubicle to winge about a folder not having the right cover sheet and the printer doesn't work properly it's literally surreal
I've worked a lot of office jobs, and this movie captures the absurdity and the spirit of them so well.
It's the funniest existential horror movie ever made.
You guys never noticed that Milton told everybody he was going to burn the building down on several occasions. lol
I was told I could listen to my radio at a reasonable volume 📻
Guys, you talked over the hypnotist's words. He hypnotized Peter to not care about his job and worries, and then died before he could wake Peter out of the trance. So his behavior from then out is from him staying hypnotized.
This movie is why you can tear my work-from-home setup from my cold dead hands.
“PC load letter? The fuck does that mean?” I say this all the time.
Ive quoted this as well.😂
and Michael was a Software Engineer
Same. It gets a laugh from everyone because we all know the reference.
17:44 Zay with the quote of the century: "It's always the people who don't deal with it who have the most critiques."
So weird that this movie bombed at the theater and then became this monster cult classic. Great reaction guys.
More people would have seen it, but they were on overtime at the grindstone.
I think it was the advertising. It looks so idiotic I had no interest in watching it. Absolutely loved it when I finally broke down and watched it.
@@garyscott9364 You are absolutely correct. The trailer was so bad that I didn't watch the movie until a few years had passed!
Jennifer Aniston's boss, who was pushing the flair, is Mike Judge! 😆Also, this has to be the most criminally underrated comedy of all time. Nicely done gentlemen...
Look all he’s saying is some people decide to have more flair
And we encourage that.
this movie isn't underrated. Pretty much every thinks it's one of the greatest comedies of all time.
@@arthurrimbaud7287 I meant when it was released. It was a box office bomb!
not underrated at all. Under the radar for sure, I saw it early on when few few people I knew had seen it. But it has grown into a cult movie for sure and I don't know of anyone who underrates it. One of my top five favorite movies of all time.
Ron Livingston the actor playing Peter was in Band of Brothers and the dad on The Conjuring.
The guy who played Milton, Stephen Root, is a very good character actor. You've seen him in a lot of things before. But one thing that you have not seen him in, but have definitely heard him in is as the character Bill Dauterive from the animated Mike Judge comedy King of the Hill.
He’s also Fuchs in Barry. Very versatile actor.
Also gets killed by Anton in 'No Country For Old Men', and blind radio man in 'O Brother Where Art Thou' 😎
You are both so happy and frustrated by the reality of this film, and I’m here for it.
Gary Cole was one of the game announcers in Dodgeball. Milton was also in it as one of the teammates (the one that had a hard time getting angry.)
and the Iconic Mike Brady
My printer at work frequently has "unexpected paper size" errors despite the fact that there's only one kind of paper ever in it.
9:33 nope, that was 1999, some computers still needed to be powered off after the system shut down 💾🔌
Guys. He was hypnotised to do this then the hypnotist died before he brought him out f it. Hence his behavior.
Plot twist, it was all a placebo 😉
And the actor does a great job of showing him gradually coming out of it over the course of the rest of the movie. That "I don't care" bit would get old after a while, otherwise.
This is one of those movies that gets better every time you watch it.
Fun fact: Swingline never made a red stapler until they got a ton of requests after this movie.
I feel like these two would have a great time with Grosse Point Blank. That soundtrack kicks ass.
sudden heavy sweating is a symptom of a myocardial infarction... heart attack.
"I Didn't Know she was in This" at the same time was so cute you guys
Awesome reaction guys. it's been 24 years since I first saw this and it still sits strong in my top 10 most favorite comedies. Hard to believe it was born from an animated short, Mike Judge did for SNL starring everyone's favorite stapler loving, building burning little psychopath, Milton.
Mike Judge also did the HBO comedy show "Silicon Valley." Which I would recommend in the strongest possible terms if you like Office Space. Have binged it like six times over, and it never loses an ounce of hilarity.
I love that series!
I keep finding it really bizarre that everyone in comment sections like these keeps describing Mike Judge as everything else besides being the creator of Beavis and Butt-Head, which is by far, his biggest accolade.
It’s an alert.
And just like Office Space... folks within the Valley culture have noted that the series is... uncomfortably accurate.
I never finished watching Silicone Valley...really need to get round to that
Watching a new generation discover Office Space warms my cold heart
Office Space was my 12yrs in the Field Communication(US Army). I mostly worked in an S-6(Commo Shop). If we werent setting up or jumping sites. We worked in an office setting. Making sure everyone else office life was situated. IE Email automation, voip service installation, laptop/cellphone distribution, etc. The inventory tracking, emails, emails to emails, reports... "Did you get the X from Y, and report Y the Z so Z can see the mission status of X and Y" "Yes". "Go see Y, about X and pass the brief to Z".
I’m only a few minutes in, so you may have worked it out already… but Ron Livingston was Lewis Nixon in Band Of Brothers 🙂 (among other roles obv!)
Peter is played by Ron Livingston. He also played Nixon in Band of Brothers. By the way, Gary Cole's tour-de-force was the 1984 miniseries Fatal Vision. It's a true story based on one of the most controversial murder cases of all time. He played Dr. Jeffrey Macdonald, who was accused of killing his wife and two small kids.
Ron was also recently in the new Flash movie as Barry’s father!
Cams face always kills me. That Joker face when something crazy happens. Loved watching this with you guys. I was in high school when this came out and it is just as hilarious today as when i first saw it.
Mike Judge also did the cult classic comedy Idiocracy, a must see 🤣
Idiocracy is more a documentary now than a comedy. Yikes!
Idiocracy nailed the fascination with Crocs in a stupid society. We are there.
THIS IS AMERICA ! legit this is the best reaction to this film.
Band of Brothers. He played Nixon, Winters best friend.
Reminds me of when I started in electronic equipment repair in the 1970s. Not only the office I work in but the offices I had visit to repair equipment.
Mike Judge is a true genius who just sees the world as it truly is.
If you guys have not seen "Idiocracy" yet, it is another must-see from Mike Judge.
Yes, this! If you appreciated the feel of the humor in this movie, you'll love Idiocracy!
Idiocracy is the scariest movie ever created.
Milton says several times that hes gonna set the building on fire. You guys felt so bad for him and even you didn't pay attention to what he had to say! 😂
The main character is played by Ron Livingston, he played Lt. Lewis Nixon in Band of Brothers! Suprised you didn't place him, but thats okay!
The big eyed milton guy was in dodgeball as a member of average joes gym
That damn stapler was the highlight 😂
12:09 I love the way the vibrates into motion as she screams into the recorder "I've been cheating on you!"
Swingline only made staplers in black and white. The success of this film got them a lot of requests for red ones, so they were added to the product line.
Adding to this...
The red Swingline was custom painted for the movie. It needed to pop on the screen. It represented petty office politics that often revolve around insignificant things like supplies, equipment, desk locations, etc. I'd say it hits home.
Swingline did indeed eventually create a whole line of brightly colored products (including the classic stapler design) based on the popularity of this film. They saw the market being fed by small operations doing some high quality custom paint jobs and reselling red Swinglines on markets like eBay. Clearly a demand was there.
When I first started at my job, I asked for a stapler and someone was like "here take this one, the last person who left just left it here." It was a red Swingline. I thought it was hilarious. I still have it 18 years later
Actually, this is incorrect…at my first office job, back in 1989, I was able to get a Swingline 747 model in Red. When I left the job, they let me take it with me. I understand Milton being so possessive of it, too…although mine is made of metal and not the cheap plastic, like his! I’ve taken it with me to every job I’ve had since then and have made sure my office-mates know it’s MINE and if it ever goes missing, I WILL hunt them down and make them regret even THINKING about taking it!!! If I had known how well-made they were and how they hold up, I would have nabbed a few more on my way out the door.
I used to work in the building used for the exterior shots of Initech and then I worked at a pizza place next door to the restaurant used for the interior shots of Chotchkie's.
This mothertrucker right here is my favorite comedy of all time! Desert island movie. Great job you guys!
You know, we all need more Mike Judge in our lives. Excellent reaction! Subbed
I saw this movie the week it came out in an empty theater. It was a huge flop at the time, but now is a classic. I thought it was a classic from the moment I saw it.
I saw it on an airplane. Best flight movie ever!
I also saw it in the theater and loved it
I also worked on the B2 bomber when it was a black project. One afternoon one of my male coworkers spent hours tormenting another male coworker, whose desk was next to mine. There was an air conditioning problem and we were all freezing and wearing our coats inside. Salvatore, who was from Sicily, constructed an elaborate kind of paper mache device that eventually started blowing the pencils off of Rufus's desk. Needless to say, none of us got much done that day. 😒😵💫
Office Space is about a bunch of office workers fed up with their jobs. The movie was so popular that it inspired similar movies like Bad Santa. That one was about a bunch of mall Santas fed up with their jobs.
Milton is Bill from King of the Hill
Pretty sure it was the "Surfin' Bird" record that Brian and Stewie were smashing. :)
Really enjoyed laughing along with you as you both appreciated the humor so much throughout!
Go back and listen carefully to the voice of Jennifer Aniston's boss, the guy with the mustache requiring her to wear her 'pieces of flair'. That's Mike Judge, voice of Hank Hill, Beavis and Butthead!
Waiting (2005) is really funny, especially if you've ever worked food service.
I never worked in food service (though I’ve certainly known enough people who did), but I felt like I had after watching that movie.
Gary cole was also in dodgeball as cotton the announcer and the tv chuck
And Mike Brady in "The Brady Bunch" movies 😂
@@marymazzulli6971 he was but I haven't seen them
There’s a reason I have been in outside sales and worked from home for the last 25 years.
As a 40 IT expert, this is how it goes. Every new manager and director changes the policies. These folks move on and repeat. Stupid stuff like TPS reports.
Corporate America in general. Gotta make changes in order to seem busy.
Kind of have the feeling the "in a federal pound me in the ass prison" went unnoticed
That there is a corn hole crime right there.
The Ringer is an underrated comedy. It’s a great movie
You guys would love another cult classic called swingers also with Ron Livingston, Vince Vaughn and John favreau.
This was such a great reaction. You both had me laughing out loud. This movie is a speeding dumpster fire from the beginning and an absolute riot. "Michael Bolton" was my favorite character. Omg! Zay, when you imitated that little flare weasel in the parking lot, I had to watch that like 5 times! So funny!!
You guys know I fly for a living and often we work for several airlines in our careers and I flew for some smaller,shady, mom and pop jobs and have some epic walkout stories. The smaller, regional airlines work their crews like dogs and pay very very little. It's criminal! So at one turd ball outfit I was so sick and tired of their insanity that when I walked past a gate of a flight going to my hometown, I told the Pilots I had to use the bathroom and I'd meet them at the gate and I got on that flight home instead!!! Mailed all my required FAA items back to the base and was like ✌🏻. Those poor pilots probably had to tell those 50 people their flight attendant went missing!!! 😅🎉
32:40 Because Milton threatened to "set the building on fire" about 20 times.
And foreshadowing - the last thing he says as the movie ends is "I could put strychnine in the guacamole." But that should be in the sequel.
Anyone whose ever had a job they hated, regardless of their profession, can relate to this movie. I saw it the year it came out. I liked it so much I skipped work the next day. To parrot many of the other comments here, you guys have to watch Idiocracy. It was silly when it came out, but it turned out to be spooky prescient when one considers where the world is heading right now. We're all doomed. Have a nice day.
turns out Idiocracy was actually a fairly optimistic idea of the future....
This was corporate cube farm America
Since you worked in a restaurant you should watch the 2005 movie Waiting. Very relatable.
You picked up Gary Cole? Damn you guys sharp as hell man love your channel respect.❤
Uh, yaah....great reaction.
But we:re gonna need you to , come in tomorrow, yaah, and Sunday too. 😂
That would be greeeaat.
And Mike Judge is in this movie playing Jen's boss.
One of my all time favorite comedies 😂
Milton says at least three times throughout the movie that he’s gonna burn the building down.
This movie did not perform well in theatres since not many people knew or cared about the tech industry. When it was released on video and started being shown on TV it got a huge cult following even still today. Stephen Root Milton created a lot of comics plus their was a office space comic strip called Dilbert. After this movie the entire restaurant industry changed because it was standard practice for places like Ruby Tuesday Chili's etc to force waitresses to wear flare. After the movie it was dropped right away. Lastly the entire Michael Bolton rambling scene completely improvised by everyone.
The dude who played MILTON WAS ALSO IN DOGEBALL:A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY.....& the neighboring this was in 'Napoleon Dynamite'. 2 cult comedy classics.
I think what really makes this movie great is how much subtle humor there is with expressions and proper pause with a joke. Like the whole repeated responses to Peter thinking his GF was cheating on him, how they look away, clearly imagining something. Lawrence's growing seriousness when he responds to
"Has anybody ever said to you, 'Sounds like a case of the Mundays"
"No. Nah man... shit nah man, you'd get your ass kicked saying something like that."
Michael's reaction to Lawrence overhearing all the stuff about money laundering, "who the F*** is that guy?"
Well I’ve got that Red Stapler. Lol! I loved that movie! I actually love these two guys. They are very mature for their age and I love that. I saw them react to Band of Brothers and they were so knowledgeable. Just cool, intelligent, really funny young guys. Love Them!
30:30 was one of the cutest things Ive ever seen lol. The ways you guys interact with each other is adorable:):)
One of my all time favorite movies done by an awesome channel, love it :)
I love watching you react to shit from my youth lol seeing your sweet faces, giggling at what I giggled at long ago, it makes me happy (and honestly, I can not decide which one of you is cuter! I've tried, truly! But you both are totally adorable)
It’s nice to see how this movie is relatable to the younger gens as well… because office BS is pretty timeless- lol! Great video!
This should be literally mandatory viewing for everyone who has ever had any job in history. It's not a comedy. It's therapy.
Mike Judge Alert! 15:50 That's him! Love it. 🚨
Under customer pressure after the movie, Swingline staplers actually came out with a red stapler. The movie had it painted red because that didn’t exist. 😂
Milton said one of the times he was getting crapped on "I could burn this place to the ground". He later said "That's the last straw" when they shut the light off in the basement. Milton is the low-key hero of the movie.
Fun Fact: Stan is played by Mike Judge, the guy who made this movie and is the creator and the voices of 'Beavis and Butthead'. Also, Lumbergh dies in a deleted scene, as on the special edition DVD, there is a clip where Peter is at the construction site, cleaning up the charred remains of his old work and mentions to his friends 'any body going to Lumbergh's funeral?' Implying he burned alive when he was trapped in the building.
This movie should be mandatory viewing for anyone who works in a cubicle environment
this movie is awesome..I've seen it probably 17+ times..
Thanks for noticing the, "This is America!" part too. Lol
I was 24 or 23 when this came out but never saw it till a few years ago. This movie helped me while I had my last job, it was in an office, which was a nightmare.
Deeply quotable and great 😂
This is my favorite movie from Mike Judge. So glad you guys reacted to it.📠😃
If you haven't seen it, the movie waiting is another gem.😂
Lawrence the neighbor (favorite character) is Rex Kwon Do from Napoleon Dynamite
glad i didn't have to be the one to point out Lumberg is Ricky Bobby's dad
You know, I never noticed that Milton had the envelope.
One thought about Family Guy that came to mind while you were talking is I never realized how much of the show is just remixed gags from other shows & movies.
I can't think of a single Family Guy joke or plotline that doesn't come from someone else's imagination.
The reason he started acting like this was because the doctor died before he could pull him out of it.
Swingline didn’t make a red stapler but there was a big demand after the movie came out so they made one.
The manager at Shlotkies (or whatever) with the flair obsession is Mike Judge, the director.
Love this movie. Great reaction, y'all! Funnily, I was watching a reaction to American Pie. ZAY!! The character Mike has your nose and smile. It was crazy. 🥰 you guys. 🙂
Still a favorite of mine-glad you were able to appreciate the truth & humor in this treasure :)
Great job fellas
Great movie, one of my all-time favorites! Enjoyed the reac. Fun fact: Mike Judge cameos in this movie as the annoying restaurant manager who’s obsessed with flare.
Mike Judge: Office Space, King of the Hill, Beavis and Butthead, Idiocracy, Silicon Valley
i still say at work during annual reviews: "I have people skills; I am good at dealing with people" He was in the Brady Bunch movies also
You two should watch 'Idiocracy' if you have not already. It's another cult classic that is highly quotable. Some, like myself, consider it a "documentary".
This movie is practically a documentary about what it's like to work in a corporate office. So many of the scenes in the movie I've seen play out in real life at the companies I've worked for.
40:54 "like exploring a new kind of jungle" -- a delightful way of explaining the experience of this movie to those who haven't had this sort of work experience.