3/4  Management Quick Review
I think this movie was misunderstood by the critics. Management was a really sweet, insightful, moving film. unexpectedly so. Yes, he was a bit of a stalker, but she also had a lot of issues. In the end i felt like I empathized with both A-

1/5 One star because I can't rank it any lower
  by aries magic (midwest)
This movie was terrible. The romance was forced, the plot line boring, Aniston is dull, Zahn is not funny and Harrelson must have been out of lunch money (why else would he do this horrible film?).



4/5 Better than expected
  by The Escape Artist (Southwest, US)
I agree with a previous review that this movie is in the vein of The Good Girl, in a funny and lighthearted way. Jennifer Aniston and Steve Zahn make a cute, quirky, awkward couple (although for most of the film, they're a couple according to only one of them). The movie isn't fast paced, but it's definitely entertaining enough. And if you've ever passed through Kingman, Arizona then you get what draws this couple together.

2/5 Very very little movie
  by FrogThinker (MA USA)
This is a series B movie at best. The whole story is predictable, filled with cliches and the acting is childish. Rent if you really want to see that but definitely not worth owning.

3/5 Split personality but has its moments
  by T. Johnson (Portland, OR)
Management is an odd flavor of romantic comedy mixed with a dash of something else. First you have Jennifer Aniston doing a nice job of quiet emoting - she has an inherent depth to her and a strong ability to appear somewhat lost and alone in a real and sympathetic way. Then you have Steve Zahn, who also has some depths to him, but he has a mixed role that's alternates between sweet love struck fool and someone stuck in a bad comedy, particularly the scenes without Jennifer Aniston around. She really anchors the movie, has funny chemistry with Zahn, and the plot wanders too far into dumb comedy at times when she's not on screen.

Overall it's still a fairly enjoyable movie, but I think it would have been better if it stuck more with its two stars and their awkward/sweet/funny relationship instead of veering too far into the dumb comedy realm with Woody Harrelson and the other guy who played Steve's friend.

Mildly recommended if you have nothing better to watch. It has some good moments, you just have to wade through some lesser comedy filler as well. The first half of the movie is promising, the second half gets a little off track but winds up OK in the end.


4/5 Have you ever seen Mini and Moscowitz?
  by Joyce D. Davis (Des Moines, IA USA)
Because that it what the first half of the movie reminded me of. I LOVE MINI AND MOSCOWITZ! I was so excited when I recognized the similarities! The two totally mismatched people from completely different worlds drawn to each other in a powerful, passionate way in spite of their differences is so beautiful and exciting! Then during the second half the comedy started and although I like comedy it seemed out of place like the movie shifted gears. Don't get me wrong, the comedy was pretty good just unexpected. I thought the funniest scene was when Woody Harrelson came running out all wild looking with his auto-firing beebee gun and I got a good laugh out of that and would hate that scene taken out. I wish it had turned out to be as good as Mini and Moscowitz, but it was still very good and I am going to buy it for the first half and the ending. As good as it is I can't believe I had never heard of it until I saw it on the shelf at the rental store!