No Depressing crap. by People are living in a crappy recession. Why the hell would we want to relive it in a movie. Good cast though. D minus...
100 Entertainment Weekly | Owen Gleiberman Kevin Costner, as Bobby's carpenter brother-in-law, does the finest character acting of his career. Read full review
90 Movieline | Stephanie Zacharek The Company Men is infinitely more despairing and yet also, paradoxically, more hopeful. It suggests that work can actually mean something to people, beyond just giving them the means to afford a nice house or a fantastic car. Read full review
75 Boston Globe | Ty Burr The result is, like its characters, a good and decent film in a world that rather heartlessly demands more. Read full review
75 Philadelphia Inquirer | Carrie Rickey Though not blessed with a cinematic eye, Wells is a gifted storyteller who gets nuanced performances from most of his actors. Read full review