The Internship

A pretty good light-hearted film, which fortunately doesn't rely too much on vulgar and tasteless humor like many contemporary American comedy films. The premise is a bit far-fetched and largely unrealistic, and there are a few downright awkward moments, but I had a good time through most of it. The very good soundtrack also contributed to the relaxing atmosphere. (60%) (20.02.2022)

I am pretty clear that it doesn't look like this at all in Google. Actually, it looks exteriorly, but on the other hand, it doesn't look as those two dreamers imagined. However, I still have to say that I haven't seen such a positively tuned, relaxed, and pleasant comedy for a terribly long time. I understand that many people perceive it as some kind of propaganda for how great Google is as an employer. It could also be seen as a brilliant advertisement or recruitment video. However, I perceive it as a movie, specifically a comedy. I didn't laugh twice as much as I expected. But on the other hand, I relaxed and I have to say that even after watching it, I noticed a better mood, which was contributed by the atmosphere of the movie itself. (29.12.2013)

Hogwash with no story, but with a nice duo of characters and the intriguing environment of the Google Empire. To tell the truth, I didn’t feel like switching off prematurely and was genuinely curious if he won in the end. P.S. The best scenes are the ones with the whores in the club. (23.05.2014)

The fact that Vince Vaughn is incredibly unsympathetic actor, whom I can only stand in "Wedding Crashers," is one thing, but what Owen Wilson is doing here... Well, I understand why some people can't stand him. I haven't heard so many empty, dull, and pathetic lines that are supposed to be funny just because both actors speak so fast in a long time. The classic awkward happy ending saves it, there is an unnecessary romance here, and ultimately it's better for me than "There Will Be Blood", but not by much. At least I didn't have to fast forward it. (18.10.2013)