Office Space Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.70/10 from 286000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Trabajo basura
Title in Italiano:

Impiegati... male!
Title in Português:

O Insustentável Peso do Trabalho

Synopsis

Office Space is a comedy film that takes place in the Initech office. The main character, Peter Gibbons, is unhappy with his job and despises his boss, Bill Lumbergh. Lumbergh has hired two efficiency consultants to downsize the company, which adds to Peter's stress.

Peter's best friends are software engineers Michael Bolton and Samir Nagheenanajar, who also dislike working at Initech. Peter also has an annoying neighbor named Lawrence. He suspects his girlfriend Anne is cheating on him, so she convinces him to see a hypnotherapist named Dr. Swanson.

During the hypnotherapy session, Peter opens up about his miserable life and Dr. Swanson hypnotizes him, putting him in a state of euphoria. Unfortunately, Dr. Swanson dies right after giving Peter the hypnotic suggestion. Peter starts dating a waitress named Joanna and undergoes a positive transformation, leading to a promotion by the consultants.

When Peter learns that Michael and Samir are going to be laid off, they decide to plant a virus in the banking system to steal small amounts of money. However, a mistake in the software causes them to accidentally embezzle over $300 thousand. The trio frantically tries to fix the error, return the money, and avoid getting caught and sent to prison.

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Office Space
Mambo No. 8
No Tears
Scarface: Writer
Scarface: Performer
Free
Steve Balbi: Writer
Universe: Performer
Let It Go
Louis Natale: Performer
Beautiful Dreamer
Stephen Foster: Writer
9 to 5
Dolly Parton: Writer
Lisa Stone: Performer
Nature's Fynest: Produced
Then There's None
Xander Smith: Writer
OtherStarPeople: Performer
The Green Room
Gary Hoey: Writer
Gary Hoey: Performer
Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta
Scarface: Writer
Get Dis Money
Down for Whatever
Still
Big Boss Man
Get Off My Elevator
Coasting
Happy Birthday
All That Meat and No Potatoes
Home
Peanut Vendor
Shove This Jay-Oh-Bee
Then There's None
Xander Smith: Performer

User reviews

Emily Garcia
1/10

The music choices in Office Space often felt out of place and disrupted the flow of the scenes, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story and connect with the characters on a deeper level.

Robert Jones
8/10

The Office Space soundtrack perfectly captures the mundane and repetitive office environment with its blend of laid-back and quirky tunes.

Laura Hall
2/10

The soundtrack of Office Space felt uninspired and lacked emotional depth, failing to capture the essence of the characters' struggles and the overall tone of the film.

Dorothy Hall
5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the characters' frustrations and hopes, especially Peter's journey from despair to empowerment, through a thoughtful selection of songs that complement the narrative.

Melissa Mitchell
6/10

The soundtrack of Office Space perfectly captures the mundane and soul-crushing atmosphere of the office setting, enhancing the overall comedic tone of the film.

Robert Campbell
5/10

The incorporation of diverse music genres in the soundtrack, from rap to rock, reflects the eclectic personalities of the characters and adds depth to the storytelling.

Mary Jones
10/10

The eclectic mix of songs, from the energetic rap of Geto Boys' Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta to the laid-back vibes of Ice Cube's Down for Whatever, sets the mood for the office setting and Peter's rebellious journey towards self-discovery.

Kimberly Scott
7/10

The music in Office Space enhances the comedic elements of the film, adding depth and humor to the characters' interactions and situations.

Joshua Rodriguez
6/10

The use of upbeat and quirky music during moments of chaos and mischief adds a layer of humor to the scenes, making the audience feel more connected to the characters' absurd situations.

Andrew Young
6/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the film's plot and dialogue enhances the viewing experience, creating a cohesive and engaging audiovisual experience for the audience.

Thomas Roberts
7/10

The use of diverse musical genres in the soundtrack, from hip-hop to alternative rock, creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience that complements the film's narrative.

John Moore
9/10

The instrumental pieces, such as the playful No Tears by Tuxedomoon and the melancholic Shove This Jay-Oh-Bee by Canibus featuring Biz Markie, beautifully complement the film's narrative, creating a nostalgic yet fresh atmosphere that keeps you engaged throughout the entire soundtrack.

Michelle Wright
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Office Space is a standout element of the film, contributing significantly to its success in capturing the essence of corporate monotony and the characters' rebellious spirit.

Laura Campbell
10/10

The Office Space soundtrack perfectly captures the quirky and satirical tone of the film, enhancing the comedic moments and adding depth to the characters' experiences.

Robert Wright
7/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors Peter Gibbons' journey from dissatisfaction to empowerment, with each track contributing to the emotional arc of the story.

Laura Harris
7/10

The soundtrack of Office Space showcases a clever selection of songs that not only entertain but also serve as a reflection of the characters' personalities and motivations throughout the film.