...but the plot was a little too predictable. The actors, however, were fantastic. Topher Grace, Scarlett Johansson, and Dennis Quaid all put in fabulous performances and made what could have been a horribly boring, inconsequential flick into a film that captured both work and family life without trivializing either.
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A so-so script but great performances.
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for Ages 14–15
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Parents need to know that this film has some explicit sexual references and situations for a PG-13, though there's no nudity. Characters use strong language, drink, and smoke. Some viewers may be disturbed by the economic upheavals and lay-offs.
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- Families can talk about some of their own experiences in the workplace with difficult supervisors or pressure to meet aggressive financial goals. Some family members may want to learn a little bit more about the pressures that create opportunities for those, like Teddy K, to exploit employees and investors for their own benefit.
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