From the trailers, I expected In Good Company to be a light-hearted throw-away comedy. Then I heard David Edelstein review the movie on Fresh Air , and I realized that this might be more than fluff.

Dennis Quaid plays an ad salesman at a popular sports magazine that gets swept up in a corporate take over. Quaid, a 23-year veteran of the ad department, gets saddled with a new boss, 26-year-old Topher Grace (of That 70's Show fame).

The movie follows Topher and Quaid, who has to hang on to his job because he has a kid in college and his wife is pregnant. Ultimately, both men learn from each other. And, no surprise, Topher learns a whole lot from Quaid -- like how to be human.

Great anti-corporate thread running throughout. Johanssen puts in a good performance as Quaid's daughter.