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office space, a film that satirizes the lives of a number of people who are tired of working for a software company big flop on the big screen. When it was first published in 1999, critics have largely impressed. The New York Times wrote: “It feels uncomfortable at a stack of sketches together in a narrative that momentum has not packed,” Entertainment Weekly said it was “close and think.”

The story centers on Peter Gibbons, an employee of software company Initech, who spends his days working code setting banking software for the Y2K disaster – preparation, which was in the late 90s, much of the discussion “threat”. Peter is bored, tired, tired, and hates his job and everything about the business, for which he works, especially his boss “Lumbergh” Peter, who often come to work on weekends.

Despite the slow start, Office Space has a massive cult film, spawning a generation of fans-related office. It seemed to be the life’s work add up both in the Western world, even those who had never worked in an office room for a software company was able to commute or relating to the work maddening, unnecessary bureaucracy office, the “boring colleagues, printer jammed and never the boss, to spend the time and company money on his shirt to celebrate his birthday and instead give their employees a wage increase favored.

Such was the respect that the office space with those who have observed, it has dozens of fan sites, the most important of which was the site * B * tJob.com llSh, which not only generated an ode to the film, but a forum for those who had enough jobs of their own dead-end, and watched Office Space were motivated and inspired to quit and find a better job.

The following worship is also manifested in the availability of the product in relation to unofficial various props of the film. For example, it is possible to buy Initech cups and mouse pads, but the point perhaps came closest to receive a cult in the world, to stop.

One of the central figures of Milton, to move a sheet of paper overweight is harassed by management, who moved his office whenever they want to feel the love in his life: his Red Swingline Stapler – he murmured again and again.

Swingline’re a real business to do stapler manufacture of solid, but was before taking office, she did not produce a red model in the next few years (a member of the team responsible for supplies, the stapler Prop red sign painted in the script). Due to the demand generated by the movie, Swing Line began production of the model red again, which would become the staple diet of all time Bestsellers.

Perhaps the greatest achievement of the film falls on a deal with the workplace as in the world, serviced offices in London, offices in Detroit, is office space, the voice of the generation of the abandoned office.