MANAGEMENT balances its star power (A-list actress Aniston) with its indie roots (theatrical distributor Samuel Goldwyn Films) to make a movie that doesn?t fit the rubric of either genre. It?s too quirky for a studio film, but it?s sweet enough that it shouldn?t scare away any fans of Aniston?s work in FRIENDS and HE?S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU. She?s more in the territory of THE GOOD GIRL and FRIENDS WITH MONEY here, and Sue is a complicated part that Aniston pulls off. In his other roles, Zahn often labors in the background and steals scenes from actors with higher billing, but MANAGEMENT is indisputably a leading role for the actor. His Mike commits acts bordering on criminal (or at least crazy) in his cross-country pursuit of Sue, but thanks to Zahn?s performance, it?s hard not to feel devoted to his character and to understand Sue?s (reluctant) attraction. Fans of the cringe-worthy humor of comedies like THE OFFICE will enjoy squirming through this unlikely romance.