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The University Daily Kansan
Friday, September 19, 1997
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Aaron Eckhart and Matt Malloy star in "In The Company of Men." The movie, which also stores Stacy Edwards, opens tonight at Liberty Hall. Contributed photo
KU alumnus directs controversial movie
By Tom Winter Kansan staff writer
Some of us are jilted lovers, waiting for that precious moment in time when we can serve up a platter of manipulation to somehow get back at those who dumped us.
The movie "In the Company of Men," directed by KU alumnus Neil Labute, deals with this situation.
The movie, considered controversial for its lack of moral accountability, opens tonight at Liberty Hall.
The story is about two young white-collar executives, Chad and Howard, sent on an assignment to a nameless distant town.
If this movie states anything, it is the harsh mentality of today's business culture and the lack of true caring in some people's actions.
Howard, the neurotic geekbecome-boss, and Chad, the heartless ladies' man, are both frustrated with their lives.
Rejected by their long-term girlfriends, the college buddies decide to get revenge on women.
The plan begins with the idea that they will find a young woman to manipulate and then dump after they have both had their way with her.
"Let's hurt somebody," Chad says wickedly.
The characters, which start out comically, twist the audience's perception by the end of the movie. While the viewer may think they are playful and daring, Chad and Howard become victimized and victimizers in their whole twisted plot.
The reactions to the film have been mixed so far, mainly because of the offensive nature of its topic and its lack of consequences for the main victimizer. Also, the movie contains a scene in which a young African-American businessman is humiliated for no apparent reason.
The movie is grating and even painfully realistic and is not a good one to take a date to, especially if you are going to dump her right after it ends.
It is, nonetheless, cinematically intriguing and almost too emotionally vile to miss.