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The Company (2003)

Ensemble drama centered around a group of ballet dancers, with a focus on one young dancer who's poised to become a principal performer.

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HelenS. 09 Apr 2006

Can I say BORING? I just rented this and fell asleep 20 minutes into it. There is no story line, no character development and some of the choreography looks like it's making fun of ballet. Neve Campbell is non-existent and has barely any lines.

Megan Lehmann 05 Apr 2014

Campbell is a sweet presence and a capable dancer, featured in a theatrical pas de deux on an open-air stage during a wild thunderstorm that is one of the film's visual highlights.

Jami Bernard 05 Dec 2003

Knowing that the director is Robert Altman gives you a good idea of what to expect: a demimonde of locker-room chatter, catty sniping, backstage politics, high art and low self-esteem. Altman constructs the movie with the same cross-currents of his other ensemble movies.

A.O. Scott 29 Nov 2010

Enjoyably lithe and droll yet somehow almost water-soluble; it seems to dissolve onscreen.

Michael Wilmington 15 Jan 2018

A funny valentine by an old master, woos us into the dance.