Name: The Internship
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2013
Duration: T1H59M
Cast: Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, Rose Byrne, Will Ferrell, John Goodman

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Vince Vaughn (also the film's co-writer) and Owen Wilson star in this comedy about two salesmen in their 40s whose careers have been torpedoed in the modern era. Out to prove they aren't obsolete and carve themselves out a future in an online world, they score an internship at Google that pits them against a battalion of brilliant college students. Gaining entrance to this technological utopia is only half the battle. Now they must compete with a group of the nation’s most elite, tech-savvy geniuses to prove that necessity really is the mother of re-invention. From director Shawn Levy (Night at the Museum).

2013Rating: M, Coarse language and sexual references119 minsUSA

Comedy

All Reviews (11)

Director:: Shawn Levy ('Night at the Museum', 'Date Night', 'Real Steel')
Writer:: Vince Vaughn
Cast:: Vince VaughnOwen WilsonRose ByrneWill FerrellJohn GoodmanJosh GadJoAnna Garcia SwisherJessica SzohrChuti Tiu

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The Internship / Reviews

Flicks, Steve Newall

Internship is great for employers, requiring people to give up their time with not much in the way of reward – which makes it not only this film’s subject matter but also an apt description of the mediocrity on offer. Despite appearing nothing more than a rote, predictable comedy that traded on the likeability of leads Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn (also the film’s screenwriter), The Internship still manages to disappoint as the pair sleepwalk through the film, seemingly unaware of how abjectly unfunny it is.

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Variety

This big-hearted underdog comedy... much like its two leads, exceedingly affable and good-natured despite being undeniably long in the tooth. The pic's unwavering charm keeps it afloat.

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Total Film

Eight years on from Wedding Crashers, Vaughn and Wilson successfully rekindle their irascible shtick.

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Time Out

A movie sorely bereft of ideas, laughs and justification for the comic duo’s undifferentiating self-regard.

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The New York Times

A big-studio release that, from start to gaga finish, is a hosanna to a single company, its products, philosophy and implicit politics.

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The Guardian

Error Code 404: Laughs Not Found.

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Rolling Stone

A flabby farce that might win a pass at the box office because it's just so cute and family friendly. But where's your edge, guys? Where are the laughs that walk a tightrope?

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