In the Company of Men
Comedy • R • 1997 • 1 hr 37 min
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Aaron Eckhart, Stacy Edwards, Matt Malloy, Michael Martin, Mark Rector
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One of the most cynical movies I ever saw. Good to watch together with Alfie (1966), After Hours (1984) and Toto, the hero (1991).
Bitterly dark comedy about two men who take advantage of a deaf woman, awful characters but insightful about them
Indie drama with black comedy well worth watching and great performance from Eckhart
Surprisingly well made, very underrated, incredibly dark comedy made with a budget of $25000, would reccomend.
Evil hearted men get what they want. Never was it so satisfying to see the villains do what they want.
Great reflection on how jerks get the girl, the girl doesn't realize this, nor does she appreciate the weak "caring" guy. No one is a hero.
Bleak, mean and downright thought-provoking.
Maybe the most cruel, cynical, black hearted movie ever made. Two sociopath misogynist white collars set out to break an innocent girl heart
Well acted but nauseating movie that should have been a play. Notable for the discovery of Aaron Eckhart.
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