Man who does layoffs has no home & no relationships suddenly has his life turned upside down
George Clooney plays Ryan Bingham. His job is to reduce people to nothing; he fires people during corporate downsizing. He gives speeches about having no real relationships and material possessions. He lives off of little since his whole life is travelling from city to city to terminate people and give presentations. What happens when he meets a businesswoman like himself Alex Goran (Vera Farmiga) who is always travelling and they start an affair? Does he change his whole world view? Does he fall in love? Or does he adapt his relationship to his philosophy of less is more? The threat to his lifestyle comes at work as well when they restructure, stop traveling and turn to on-line firing, and with his family.<br /><br />There’s elements of comedy thrown into this story as well. For instance, after Ryan and Alex sleep together for the first time they say they should do it again. They each bust out their laptop computers and go through their schedules to see when they will be in the same city at the same time so they can hook up again. Unexpected jokes come from when Bingham has to mentor Natalie Keener (Anna Kendrick) in the art of firing people.<br /><br />It’s a pretty unique story with a unique point of view and yet still draws in the audience.<br />C
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