Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Aaron Eckhart | ... | Chad | |
Stacy Edwards | ... | Christine | |
Matt Malloy | ... | Howard | |
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Michael Martin | ... | Co-worker #1 |
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Mark Rector | ... | John |
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Chris Hayes | ... | Co-worker #2 |
Jason Dixie | ... | Intern | |
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Emily Cline | ... | Suzanne |
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Roxanne Butler | ... | Flight attendant |
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Tahirah Essix | ... | Traveler |
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Julia Henkel | ... | Traveler |
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Sara Pauley | ... | Traveler |
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Cheryl Russell | ... | Traveler |
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Jasen Savage | ... | Traveler / Bank patron |
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Lynette Smith | ... | Traveler |
Two junior executives on a six-week business trip, both of whom have been recently hurt by women, devise a horrible plan to get even with women for their past hurts: They intend to find, romance, and then dump a vulnerable woman. They choose Christine, and for a while all goes according to plan. However, it soon becomes clear that things are not as simple as they think. Written by <mbwrite@pipeline.com>
"In The Company Of Men" is a simple story that is told in a simple way. A lot of shots are still frames that last for about 10 minutes, which centers the dialog and gives the movie a realistic feeling. And as scary as it may seem, "In The Company Of Men" is very realistic.
There are people like Chad and Howard out there. Even though few are really quite as devilish as Chad is, many who have a certain amount of power and income behave that way. That's why this movie isn't easy to watch.
Aaron Eckhart, Stacy Edwards and Matt Malloy do a great job. The direction is appropriate in its simplicity and the topic is an important one. Whoever has worked for a company like the one in the movie one time, will recognize the precipices of the human mind. Everybody should see this and learn.