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In Good Company (Widescreen Edition) (2005) Review

If you've seen the preview you already know this movie is about Dennis Quaid's company being taken over by a larger corporation. Quaid's ad division is then assigned Topher Grace as the new boss and Quaid is demoted. The characters are thoroughly explored and milked for plenty of laughs. This is a smart comedy that does not rely on bathroom humor to pull it's weight. There is nothing offensive here. You could take your grandmother and not blush one time.
The interaction between Quaid and Grace is wonderful. Grace almost immediately begins to admire his older underling, Quaid, and look to him as the father he never had and always wanted. During the interoffice scenes, Grace becomes enamored with Quaid's daughter, Scarlet Johansen. She too is wonderful in this role.
The only them not explored is the trust issue between father and daughter. They make much of it on the surface, but never once do Scarlet and Grace discuss keeping their relationship a secret from Quaid. Which of course is a major turning point in the film.
You really can't beat this movie for intelligent comedy.

In Good Company (Widescreen Edition) (2005) Overview

DAN IS HEADED FOR A SHAKEUP. HE IS DEMOTED AT WORK, HIS NEW BOSS, CARTER, IS HALF HIS AGE & HIS WIFE JUST TOLD HIM SHE'S PREGNANT WITH ANOTHER CHILD. DAN & CARTER'S UNEASY FRIENDSHIP IS THROWN INTO JEOPARDY WHEN CARTER FALLS FOR & BEGINS AN AFFAIR WITH DAN'S OLDEST DAUGHTER, ALEX.

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