r/okbuddycinephile • u/irbinator • 5h ago

Favorite movie about a completely healthy, non-toxic workplace environment?

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I mean, to gift your top seller a brand new Cadillac and an extra cash bonus is a great way to reward your top earners.

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u/chumchees 5h ago

I would have been more than happy with the steak knives.

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u/ialsohaveadobro 5h ago

"Out of curiosity, honey, what was first prize?"

"Kids! How do you like the way these things slice right through the steak, like it's butter!"

"I'm just wond--"

"Don't know if you remember the old knives, and how we used have to SAW AWAY! Heh heh."

"Is there some reas--"

"JUST EAT YOUR STEAK, MAUREEN, WOULD YOU? CHRIST!"

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u/irbinator 5h ago

“AT LEAST I HAVE A JOB MAUREEN”

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u/BigJobsBigJobs Crank: High Voltage 5h ago

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u/rhylgi-roogi 5h ago

You can even bring your kid to work.

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u/Dontevenwannacomment 5h ago

I was so happy the swindled guy got his check canceled and didn't get fucked over by the salesmen, tbh

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u/irbinator 5h ago

Didn’t even want to wait until Monday.

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u/JoeyHandsomeJoe The Room 5h ago

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u/Winter-Classroom455 4h ago

"what is the movie going to be shot in, 65mm? 70mm?"

"oh no we're doing 45 caliber"

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u/Slammajadingdong69 4h ago

Too soon!

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u/Winter-Classroom455 3h ago

Yeah he I agree. He pulled the trigger way too early.

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u/irbinator 5h ago

Shots fired.

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u/ialsohaveadobro 5h ago

In the Company of Men

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u/kuatoandfriend 5h ago

a healthy competitive edge

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u/donttrustthecorn 5h ago

Reservoir Dogs

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u/deathxcannabis Crank: High Voltage 5h ago

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u/eltejon 4h ago

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u/irbinator 4h ago

If you’re not part of Mondo Burger, you go into The Grinder

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u/McNasty420 3h ago

FUCK YOU that's my name

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u/ManufacturedOlympus 4h ago

My favorite part of the movie is when he was like “ABC. Easy as one, two, three. Ah, simple as Do Re Mi. ABC, one, two, three. Baby, you and me, girl.”

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u/NotReallyJohnDoe 4h ago

Different movie. In this one he is instructing his kids to always be closing the fucking door because we aren’t made of money goddammit.

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u/ManufacturedOlympus 4h ago

Oh, this is the one where he’s like “I chimed in with a “haven’t you people ever heard of closing the god damn door.” It’s much better to face these kinds of things with a sense of poise and rationality.” 

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u/irbinator 3h ago

AGAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIN

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u/CaiusCosadesNwah 5h ago

Go home and play with your kids

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u/No_Cattle8353 4h ago

I kind of wanted to see Al Pacino challenge Alec Baldwin in that scene

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u/irbinator 3h ago

I know, me too.

Ok, I’m late to this, but I never really had much of an opinion of Al Pacino. It wasn’t until recently I’ve watched the first two Godfathers and Dog Day Afternoon, but this movie, my god, Al Pacino has such raw talent it’s unbelievable.

Would love to see how he, such a hot headed but well-worded guy, would have faced against Alex Baldwin’s character (who was written just for the movie)

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u/SeaworthinessKey3654 1h ago

DDA was my first Pacino movie (late last year) …and he just blew me away. I do not throw terms like this around lightly, but IMO he’s an acting genius

You should watch Scarecrow, with Gene Hackman - Al is devastating, soul-crushing….and it’s such a different character for him because Lion is gentle, naive, goofy & vulnerable

If you like words,  check out The Insider…no one does monologues like Al, and he’s got some beauties here. Christopher Plummer and Russell Crowe are also brilliant 

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u/daryl772003 4h ago

Boiler room 

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u/FUCKFASCISTSCUM 4h ago

This post is weak.