Extract

Another satirical piece from Mike Judge, Idiocracy takes a more dystopian approach but retains the razor-sharp social commentary and comedic style that fans of Extract would enjoy, particularly through its critique of cultural and intellectual decline.

While not based around a workplace, Superbad's humor and tone resonate well with that of Extract. It's a story about the misadventures of high school friends, comparable to Extract's narrative style, focusing on personal relationships and comedic situations.

Directed by Mike Judge, just like Extract, Office Space is a cult classic that delves into the comedic despair of white-collar work in America. Fans of Extract will appreciate the satire, mundane work settings, and the quirky character quirks that make Office Space an iconic workplace comedy.

A film that explores the outrageous lengths to which three friends will go to get rid of their intolerable employers. If you enjoy the work-related humor and the idea of employees taking control, Horrible Bosses' blend of dark comedy and camaraderie will be right up your alley.

A humorous take on the restaurant industry, showcasing the shenanigans of wait staff while they deal with customers and each other. Just like Extract, Waiting... is a workplace comedy that deals with the humor found in everyday job situations and the characters that inhabit them.

This film follows a naive insurance agent who ventures to a big city for a work convention and finds himself in over his head in various comedic scenarios. If you liked Extract for its exploration of work relationships and adult humor, Cedar Rapids will be a hit for you.

This movie follows a charismatic used-car salesman tasked with saving a struggling dealership over one intense weekend. Much like Extract, The Goods features a workplace ensemble, offbeat humor, and an irreverent approach to the trials and tribulations of working life.