Office Space (Mike Judge) - The maker of 'Beavis & Butthead' moves into the live-action field with this hugely acidic look at 90's work culture. And that's where the film's strength lies: any movie with a hero who's a computer programmer working on the Millennium bug is going to strike a chord with me, and this was a procession of moments where I thought, "Oh, my god, that *is* my company". It's kinda comforting to realise that you have to put up with the same BS procedures, bosses and workmates regardless of where you are. There is a mildly engaging subplot about them scamming money from the company, and a slightly amusing romantic element involving Jennifer Aniston as a waitress with the absolute minimum of "flair", but it's the spot on recreation of office life which will work brilliantly for anyone employed in a similar situation. The soundtrack is a bizarrely viable mix of Perez Prado and gangsta rap, and the mob-style execution of a recalcitrant piece of office equipment is perhaps the highlight -- 'Dilbert' made flesh is the best way to sum this endeavour up. B+