"To the annals of romantic stalker comedies, the appallingly creepy Management adds pretension and may blaze new, jaw-dropping territory: the predatory Beast totally rehabilitates Beauty." - Bill Weber

A movie with Steve Zahn, Woody Harrelson, and Fred Ward should be a lot better than this. It wasn't really that funny, Harrelson's character is terrible, and you just wonder why Aniston puts up with Zahn's shit for as long as she does. It's pretty mind-boggling, and the movie just feels uneven.

Kind of creepy and a bit drawn out but still not that bad, but not that great either. You could see that ending coming from so far away though. Steve Zahn is likable but this needed more Fred Ward.

It's refreshing to see something a little different than the average RomCom. It's light on comedy, but it has a lot of heart. Credit to Steve Zahn and Fred Ward for giving their characters an extra dimension.

This movie gets better as it goes along, the start being somewhat improbable. The humor was mostly understated, (the Chinese character was great), but the drama improved. It is definitely a love story but it worked.

A bit drawn out but in the end an okay movie.

This film is very weak. As comedy, it is not so funny. Like romance and drama is unconvincing, no thrill in any time. The performances are also below average (Zahn is ok). Well, is not the worst movie in the world, but still not good enough.

At first with the way this unfolded, I found myself thinking that this was just another piece of garbage RC with a plot I'd seen a million times before. As it went along, though, I found myself becoming immersed in the characters and actually found the film to be quite different, unusual, and refreshingly original. All in all, I rate this an above average RC.

Liked this more than I probably should, but whatever. Plus there's a Mark Mulcahy song at the end and that made me happy.

Simple and fun. =]

Who thought these characters were interesting enough to carry this film? They weren't, and there wasn't much going on with the plot either. And yet.. it didn't offend me, the blandness was kind of soothing. So, not a completely bad score.

Surprisingly decent.

This movie just felt a little wierd. While I appreciate the detraction from the usual RomCom antics, I never really felt like I understood the progression of the narrative. Overall though it was decently funny, due mainly to Zahn, Ward, and Liao. Also Aniston was tolerable...I haven't ever encountered that before.

Surprisingly heart-warming. One of Jennifer's best performances on screen. Steve Zahn always plays this type of role well. Kind of quirky at times but a very good love story. The only thing that doesn't really work for this film is the title. I thought a very poor choice which maybe is the reason alot of people didn't get to see this film. If it wasn't for Netflix I may have missed this one.

Not so good

Odd, quirky, slow, warm-hearted, with elements of "Napoleon Dynamite" on top of serious romantic-drama elements... "Management" is a tough one to pigeonhole. The characters that Aniston and Zahn play are rather interesting, but the movie seems to have come down from Planet 9. On a certain mild-mannered level, I did enjoy it. But it was far too slow, simple and a bit of a head-scratcher to fully recommend.