Well, I read a few reviews before I saw The Internship. Because of those critics' reviews, I almost passed. What a mistake that would have been. I instead went to the movie knowing I loved Wedding Crashers and figured The Internship had to be better than the reviews I read. It is!! I loved it. I will see it again. It's a very funny movie with great lines that only Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson can make work. If you liked Wedding Crashers, you will be glad you saw this film. Vaughn and Wilson work so well together that it appears that every scene was fun to shoot and we, the audience, get caught up in the fun quickly. Take my advice.... SEE THE INTERNSHIP!

Google? Now there's a novel setting for a film. It plays funny enough but the big plot device here is the team buddy competition. With hard play on the age gap, this script works well enough with this cast. Vaughn and Wilson manage to pull off supremely goofy, since it is after all, their best "typed" characters as actors. This one's no blockbuster but as film comedies go, it works. Comedy in general is a tough gig but in the movies, it either works or it doesn't, as much the skill of an editor as the cast itself. You're likely to see other films that strike you funnier than this one but this effort does have its own unique charm. See it. It's worth the ticket price and you won't be disappointed, so long as you're going in prepared to laugh.

So I think the plan was to make another epic film like Wedding Crashers. Well they tried. The Internship had a few who has but all because of Vince Vaughn. I pretty much can't remember any thing that stands out in the film to make me want to see it again and I wouldn't want to buy it on DVD.

Bad Movie, Jokes were played out, lot's of lone dialogue from actors. Lame plot. Same stuff as Wedding Crashers, different topic, some unemployed thirty somethings, trying to get it together. Good Luck