This movie still holds up well more than a decade later. I still laugh everytime I watch it. As a former server at a restaurant, I can definitely relate to this film (minus the spitting & ruining customer's food, though I definitely wanted to sometimes)The acting's good, the laughs are consistent, and it's a fun relatable comedy about funny frustrations in the workplace. 15 years later it's still a great classic!

To sum up Waiting... in a word: pointless. It looks like this was going to be another Clerks (1994) or Office Space (1999) but I just found myself waiting for something, anything or even remotely interesting to pop up. However I found myself extremely disappointed that nothing came. Once the movie ended, I was very disappointed that I had wasted 94 minutes on this pointless comedy.Waiting centers on a colourful group of restaurant staff "Shenaniganz" who are disenfranchised with their own lives and could not care in the least bit for their customers, often amusing themselves with over the top sexual and disgusting antics.I did not find this movie interesting, let alone funny. Any attempts at humour was far fetched and repulsive. The DVD cover looked appealing but that's about it.In my opinion, this was a pointless movie.1/10.

Don't watch this! This is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. It is filled with attempts at crude sexual humor. However, none of it is funny. I didn't laugh even once. It was so bad I stopped watching after about 45 minutes, and spent another minute fast forwarding through the remainder of this poor excuse for a comedy. The film is so slimy and repulsive that I lost respect for certain actors who played a role in this film such as Ryan Reynolds and Luis Guzman. Justin Long was also in it, but I'll give him a pass since his character wasn't as sleazy as the others. Ignore the 6.9 rating given to this film by IMDb users and avoid wasting 1.5 hours of your life on this. If you want something that's actually funny, watch the Naked Gun or Austin Powers.

I love this movie. It teaches you not to mess with your waiter/waitress, and to always tip. The movie focuses around Dean (Justin Long), who can get the opportunity to become assistant manager at a restaurant named ShenaniganZ. It also focuses on Monty, (Ryan Reynolds) who trains a new person at ShenaniganZ. Near the end of the movie, a girl with a very hairy "area" pulls her skirt up, and a mans "area" is pulled out of his pants. Nonstop sexual references, like the game the waiters and male cooks play, about unsuspectingly frontal mooning someone (though nothing is shown until the end). Lots of uses of the F word, especially from NaOmi. This movie is very funny, and one of my favorite movies.