Where can I watch Office Space?

In the 1999 cult classic Office Space, directed by Mike Judge, we are introduced to Peter Gibbons, a disillusioned software engineer trapped in the monotonous grind of corporate America. Faced with the numbing reality of cubicle life and the soul-crushing demands of his bosses, Peter’s life takes an unexpected turn when he undergoes a hypnotherapy session that leaves him in a blissfully carefree state. No longer shackled by the anxiety of deadlines or office politics, he begins to embrace a life unburdened by the constraints of his dreary job, much to the dismay of his well-meaning but utterly oblivious coworkers.

As Peter's newfound philosophy of not caring unfolds, he and his friends—each embodying different facets of workplace frustration—concoct a harebrained scheme to embezzle money from their exploitative employer. The film cleverly satirizes the absurdities of corporate culture, showcasing memorable characters like the iconic Milton Waddams, whose obsession with his red stapler becomes a symbol of the overlooked individuality stifled by corporate conformity. With a sharp wit and relatable humor, Office Space captures the essence of a generation's struggle against the monotony of office life, making it a timeless exploration of rebellion and self-discovery. Whether you’ve ever felt the weight of the cubicle walls closing in or simply enjoy a good laugh, this comedy is sure to resonate with anyone who’s ever wished to break free from the 9-to-5 grind.