Featured Audience Ratings

• Coxxie M

  
  how can you not love Topher?

• Lenny M

  
  Good film and script, don't really like Scarlett Johansson in this one but the plot is interesting and Dennis Quaid and Topher do a good job.

• Al S

  
  A smart, witty, compelling and very entertaining mixture of comedy and drama. Satisfying and engagging. Dennis Quaid is at the top of his game, giving a great, subtle and excellent performance. Topher Grace is teriffic, he proves he has a future in film. It's well-crafted,… More
  A smart, witty, compelling and very entertaining mixture of comedy and drama. Satisfying and engagging. Dennis Quaid is at the top of his game, giving a great, subtle and excellent performance. Topher Grace is teriffic, he proves he has a future in film. It's well-crafted, heartfelt and wonderful throughout. Theres plenty of heart and intelligent laughs.

• Jens S

  
  This romantic business comedy actually makes the best of its unusual initial ideas: a business man is replaced by someone half his age who additionally starts to date his daughter. That doesn't exactly cause an exciting, unforgettable ride but a pretty entertaining, sometimes… More
  This romantic business comedy actually makes the best of its unusual initial ideas: a business man is replaced by someone half his age who additionally starts to date his daughter. That doesn't exactly cause an exciting, unforgettable ride but a pretty entertaining, sometimes funny, sometimes touching movie with all around convincing performances. Nothing to be ashamed of. Really fine choice of songs, too.

• Michael S

  
  Underrated gem. Witty and funny.

• Jason S

  
  This movie didn't know what it wanted to be. Was it funny? Dramatic? Confused. Could have been a lot better.

• danny d

  
  i love the ending, not typical hollywood at all, scarlett was great

• Dean M

  
  Great relaxed comedy-drama as Scarlett Johansson is one of my fans in this film.

• Leigh R

  
  Not too shabby.

• James A

  
  Thank you Kirsten for another bad chick flick and I mean CHICK FLICK! The only way a person can enjoy a movie like this is if they have a 12 year old vagina (Travis).

• Dann M

  
  In Good Company is a smart and prolific film that offers some insightful commentary on corporate downsizing and its effects. The story follows a middle-aged father named Dan Foreman whose life is thrown into turmoil when his company is bought out, and he finds himself working for a… More
  In Good Company is a smart and prolific film that offers some insightful commentary on corporate downsizing and its effects. The story follows a middle-aged father named Dan Foreman whose life is thrown into turmoil when his company is bought out, and he finds himself working for a boss half his age who has no experience. The casting is really good, and includes Dennis Quaid, Topher Grace, and Scarlett Johansson; who all deliver strong performances. Additionally, the writing is quite good, especially in its witty satire and social commentary. Still, there are some script issues, and it plays things a bit safe. Fun and sincere, In Good Company is a timely film with some interesting things to say.

• Mike N

  
  Had a bottlenecking of relevant thought on my commute home tonight. It's funny how thoughts, in their idle conception and initial self-diagnosed insignificance, can unexpectedly resurface with all new meaning. This also happens with thoughts that I resolve to be incomplete, and… More
  Had a bottlenecking of relevant thought on my commute home tonight. It's funny how thoughts, in their idle conception and initial self-diagnosed insignificance, can unexpectedly resurface with all new meaning. This also happens with thoughts that I resolve to be incomplete, and later come to realize that they are more whole and finished than I first knew. But it was one of those fabled 'moments of clarity,' where I caught a glimpse of everything. It was illuminating. Meanwhile, songs happened. They're always happening. Lyrics came to me, and every word felt as if it applied to my thoughts. I unconsciously sang along to the lyrics I knew, while appreciating those that I knew not. The sun has been shining a lot lately. [img]http://images.art.com/images/products/large/10088000/10088827.jpg[/img] I'm buying this soon.

• Walter M

  
  [font=Century Gothic][color=darkgreen]"In Good Company" is a movie about a 51 year old sales executive named Dan Foreman(played by Dennis Quaid who is very good) who finds out almost simultaneously that his company has been swallowed up by a huge corporate conglomerate and… More
  [font=Century Gothic][color=darkgreen]"In Good Company" is a movie about a 51 year old sales executive named Dan Foreman(played by Dennis Quaid who is very good) who finds out almost simultaneously that his company has been swallowed up by a huge corporate conglomerate and that his wife is expecting a baby. Adding to that, is his new boss, Carter Duryea(played by Topher Grace) who is young enough to be his son. The first time we see Duryea is when he is proposing a way of selling cell phones to five-year olds which cannot be a good thing. (We learn that Duryea never knew his father and is perhaps in desperate need of a father figure who could show him the ropes, like teaching him how to drive.) "In Good Company" has some funny moments and a good criticism of corporate culture even if it is not entirely successful. It also seems to say that it is alright for young adults to be given the freedom to spend some time to find their calling.[/color][/font] [font=Century Gothic][color=#006400][/color][/font] [font=Century Gothic][color=navy]Since last week's episode of Alias got me thinking of Kurt Vonnegut, I decided it was finally time to check out the movie version of one his novels - "Breakfast of Champions" which is a rather odd movie. It's about a suicidal car salesman played by Bruce Willis and a reclusive novelist played by Albert Finney. There's not a lot of plot to speak of, just people acting very, very strangely. And I was surprised to find that Nick Nolte has the legs to wear women's lingerie. [/color][/font]

• Stephen E

  
  Despite the predictability, In Good Company means well, and is a sweet little film with a couple of good performances scattered throughout.

• ashley h

  
  I thought this was a great movie,where they both learn something

• Jason S

  
  Although its never quite sure if its a satire on corporate business or a family affair, In Good Company is enjoyably fun romantic outing with plenty of laughs and lots of heart. Definatly recommended.

• Andrew F

  
  I loved the first half, but the end was just okay. The situational irony is hilarious.

• Stephen E

  
  Despite the predictability, In Good Company means well, and is a sweet little film with a couple of good performances scattered throughout.

• Sunil J

  
  Everyone one is good in this great silly dramedy.

• Kevin L

  
  Topher Grace was so funny in this movie. I loved it!

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