Simply Perfect

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

I'm not someone who needs to dissect movies and I frequently wish there were more Comedies and/or 'Feel Good'ness. It's simple. Did I enjoy it? Did it make me smile? Who cares if Google was portrayed in a positive light? I liked it. I like Google. I thank The Gods for Google. Sooo, anyway. It's a great, enjoyable, makes your heart happy and your face crack to show off your teeth kinda movie. If you need dark, plot twisty, overthinking, and critically analyzing... Then don't watch and subsequently leave an underserved bad review. Maybe hit up some Handmaiden Tale or The OA? For happy heart peeps... Run to your nearest Blockbuster and rent this right meow. ;)

This was a very dumb movie, almost unbearable at times relying exclusively on the interaction and chemistry between Vince Vaughan and Owen Wilson (Wedding Crashers) to keep things going.The script is cliché-riddled, formulaic and basically just a long advertisement for Google. Yes I got a couple of laughs, Will Farrell's cameo as the bed salesman with the emo neck tattoo comes to mind but they were not worth the pain of sitting through 2 hours of idiotic dialogue and unoriginal scenes for.I will say that initially the story idea felt unique, following two recently unemployed salesman who land internships at Google and are forced to compete against overachieving college students for jobs at the tech giant. But the execution, with these two oldsters teaching the cool kids that there's more to life than computers i.e. getting drunk in strip bars wears thin.It also managed to feel very dated and very safe where the gags were concerned. And what was up with Vaughn and Wilson sharing a bed? Come on they're grown men. It was as if the writer (Vaughn) forgot that the characters were meant to be veteran salesmen (adults) and not still wedding crashers 9/30/15

New movie Reviews and lots more Hot news .... LIKE THIS PAGE : English Hindi TAMIL TELUGU Facebook : Movie Review by Yunus Irshad https://www.facebook.com/YunusIrshadsMovieReviewThe Internship (A) English --------- my Rating: ★★★★½ Astonishing scriptSTRENGTHS:- * Screenplay and Direction * Concept: was really great, a race for an full time job in GOOGLE. * Locations: beautiful infrastructure and mind-blowing California * Casting and performancesWEAKNESSES:- * Google is not so dumb to hire for an internship in one round....FINAL VERDICT:- * Overall... it is a enjoyable fun solving tasks in search of a job in GOOGLE... I strongly recommend this movie for a great inspiration for job seekers....Two salesmen whose careers have been torpedoed by the digital age find their way into a coveted internship at Google, where they must compete with a group of young, tech-savvy geniuses for a shot at employment.Director: Shawn Levy Writers: Vince Vaughn (screenplay), Jared Stern (screenplay), 1 more credit » Stars: Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, Rose Byrne | See full cast and crew »

Two great comedian actors join forces, again, in this techie comedy about an internship at Google. The two comedians are Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson and I think they both fit very well into this film and the roles, this is not a big laughs all the way kind of film, but something more mature (as the main actors have come to be). It has a good story, a believable plot, one big sponsor :) and a lot of mild mannered laughs on the way.I found it entertaining and nerdy, but you don't have to catch all the references to make it good, it does help knowing a bit about the techie side though. A lot of good references, a lot of good characters and great small and big stories along the way. It was funny and interesting, there were awkwardness and romance, drama and tension and it was all-in-all a very decent film.