Because there are not enough meetings

[Commando]

Now there's a classic. I saw Extract the other night and it doesn't even come close to Office Space, though it did have some very funny moments. The moronic Rocker dude and racist, cat-loving, disgruntled female production line worker were hilarious.

I loved Extract as well. He needs to crank out some more movies. Wait. You didn't exactly say you loved it. Well, it was pretty funny anyway.

[wuapinmon]

I've seen Office Space a few times. Sorry for forgetting what a TPS report was. I'll try to be more devoted to these cult films so that the cool guys don't think I'm such a loser.

Lets just get this out of the way. I haven't seen Spinal Tap and Rocky Horror Picture Show sucks.

Yeah.......it's just that we're putting new cover sheets on all of our TPS reports before they go out now, so if you could just go ahead and try and remember that from now on, that'd be great.

Next I expect you'll tell me that you haven't seen Clerks, The Harder They Come, or Willa Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

I loved Extract as well. He needs to crank out some more movies. Wait. You didn't exactly say you loved it. Well, it was pretty funny anyway.

Mike Judge's movies don't make very much money. They come out for a couple weeks in the theaters and then become cult classics when they're released on DVD. In the case of Idiocracy, it didn't even get released in the theaters except for maybe just a handful of theaters.

Office Space supposedly inspired the creation of the BBC's Office.

[smokymountainrain]

He's asked for an RSVP and I've debated whether to simply say I won't be there or say I won't be there because it sounds like a waste of time.

Do the latter. Definitely.

[NorthwestUteFan]

Mike Judge's movies don't make very much money. They come out for a couple weeks in the theaters and then become cult classics when they're released on DVD. In the case of Idiocracy, it didn't even get released in the theaters except for maybe just a handful of theaters.

Office Space supposedly inspired the creation of the BBC's Office.

I love Steve Carrell, but he is no Ricky Gervais.

Idiocracy has its own brilliant moments. The following clip reminds me of the circular logic employed in sacrament meeting talk last week (in which the speaker argued 1-God only speaks through the prophet; 2- We must believe the prophet and do everything he says, because; 3- God won't allow the prophet to lead us astray* ):

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* Does this mean the God will inform us through the prophet when the prophet leads us astray?

[Sleeping in EQ]

Is it still possible to satirize Mormons when it comes to meetings?