Office Space SE Question
12-19-04, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by woemcats
End of 2005? Where did you hear end?
TheDigitalBits reported that the bonus features are "very cool" but gave no details.
12-19-04, 06:58 PM
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I really doubt that it will. Didn't those air on SNL? If so, that's Broadway Video, and Fox doesn't have the rights. I suppose they could get them, but considering how they've treated Judge so far, I'd say pretty unlikely.
12-19-04, 07:31 PM
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They were a Mike Judge creation and were presented in the Spike and Mike film festivals... I don't think they are property of SNL or Broadway Video. I could be wrong though. I think these cartoon shorts are pretty much the main reason to make an office space SE.
12-19-04, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Trigger
They were a Mike Judge creation and were presented in the Spike and Mike film festivals... I don't think they are property of SNL or Broadway Video. I could be wrong though. I think these cartoon shorts are pretty much the main reason to make an office space SE.
12-19-04, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
You mean the "Milton" cartoons?
Nobody knows what will be included as extras as the moment; since the DVD doesn't even come out until the end of 2005.
Nobody knows what will be included as extras as the moment; since the DVD doesn't even come out until the end of 2005.
12-20-04, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by resinrats
MTV's Liquid Television. Same place Aeon Flux & Beavis and Butt-Head were first shown.
Part 1, 9-25-93, Charles Barkley host, Nirvana musical guest
http://snltranscripts.jt.org/93/93aofficespace.phtml
Part 2, 3-19-94, Helen Hunt host, Snoop Dogg musical guest
http://snltranscripts.jt.org/93/93pmilton.phtml
Part 3, 10-22-94, Dana Carvey host, Edie Brickell & Paul Simon musical guests
http://snltranscripts.jt.org/94/94dmilton.phtml
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12-20-04, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Numes
The Milton Shorts the main reason? I would say an anamorphic transfer and a commentary would be much higher on my list of reasons to buy it than the Milton shorts.
12-20-04, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Bill Needle
Last word I had was March 2005. I don't recall where I heard it, but I recorded it because it was reasonably reliable, though not definite.
TheDigitalBits reported that the bonus features are "very cool" but gave no details.
TheDigitalBits reported that the bonus features are "very cool" but gave no details.
10/1/04
Oh... you guys are gonna LOVE this!
Sources at 20th Century Fox have just confirmed with me that the long-awaited Office Space: Special Edition is finally a go! The studio and director Mike Judge are currently hard at work on the disc, which is tentatively planned for release in early 2005. There's no other details available at the moment (so don't ask - it's too early in the process), but the title IS finally coming and you can bet we'll keep you up to date on this as things progress.
How's that for a way to stave off a bad case of the Mondays?
12-20-04, 03:53 PM
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Their was a article about office space and mike judge in Entertainment weekly last year i believe. He talked about how Office space was a top ten all time seller for fox and they were knocking down his door for a Special Edition and a sequel. Judge didn't want to do a sequel becuase he felt like a failure the first time through and didn't want to do that again. From what i remember he said he owned the cartoons...Fox wanted a commentary, deleted scenes, and the milton toons but didn't want to pay up....i guess they found a common ground.
if someone has the article please post it, or a link for everyone to see. Again this was at least a year ago, and i'm going off memory.
if someone has the article please post it, or a link for everyone to see. Again this was at least a year ago, and i'm going off memory.
02-11-05, 07:45 PM
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No Milton Cartoons=No sale. Unless they make up for it in someway, but that is the main thing I am looking for on the SE, and I can't think of what they would have to put on there to make me buy it.
02-12-05, 02:18 AM
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Originally Posted by ZakVTA
If all they added was a director/cast commentary I'd still buy it again.
Or some with Smykowski, or the two Bobs?
Even deleted scenes of Miltown Wadams and Lumberg would be sweet.
Office Space ... the pleasure is all on this side of the monitor, believe me.
02-12-05, 07:41 PM
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in all the lead up to an announcement about the SE, I believe both deleted scenes and commentaries have been mentioned by various people (such as Gary Cole in a radio interview). I'm sure looking back through the various threads of tidbits, you could find out a lot of the details (though no word on the Milton shorts either way, I don't think).
02-12-05, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by scott27
Since I haven't bought the current disc in anticipation of the SE, I'll buy it no matter what's on it (assuming it's widescreen, of course).
02-12-05, 11:31 PM
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there is an advertisement for the special edition included in the donnie darko director's cut dvd: the ad picture shows milton on the cover with the post-it man and reads "Special Edition with Flair!"...it says "coming 2005" and "We're gonna need you to go ahead and buy this"....i was cracking up when I saw it...no listing of specs or special features though...
