I was expecting this movie to be cute and funny and feel-good but it was a lot more than that and I am so happy! It was very touching and I spent a lot of it quietly weeping hahaha and it has such a good message <3 I wouldn't change any bit of it...except for her staying with the guy at the end - what was up with that?! But all in all it was sooo good and I highly recommend it.

The film is just perfect! Never a dull moment. But there is a clear division into two main themes. In the first part, we have the comedy we expect for and we laugh tons. In the second part, it becomes more sober and dramatic, but that's what make the film so special.

The intern brings nothing new and is slightly overlong, but it's a charming little treat for comedy fans, and it's one of Robert De Niro's better late period movies in a while.

"Charming", describes this whole movie in just 1 word. Great roles by DeNiro and Anne Hathaway.

Sometimes, watching a light hearted feel-good movie is all you need.

When movies were still good. The movies last years are way to focused on millenials.

This is really hard to describe. I was done with it after 15 minutes, what a peace of garbage this turns out to be! Good luck watching

An enjoyable film, funny and heartfelt. Better than I expected.

Such a nice movie and loved the relationship between the main characters. So nice to see that in the end we are all human-ish, and Love is all that fits it in. #ShiftvW8

i was expecting this movie to be decent maybe good but i was so happily surprised by the fact that i spent most of it smiling more than i have in a long time... I normally find this sort of film boring and quite cheesy and slow but it wasn't boring and wasn't a dull moment throughout the movie if it's even possible to write it i want an INTERN 2! LOVE IT <3

You go from watching Anne Hathaway playing the role of an intern against "The Devil" (Meryl Streep) and here she is playing the boss, while De Niro plays the Intern. Well done film makers, well done!
This movie is truly a feel good movie. Hathaway's role is like Miranda Priestly, but so much down to earth. They both get their job done, they both want results and they both love their jobs. Jules (aka the Boss) is like the warmer side to Miranda. She cares for the company she started, she loves her job and has devoted all waking hours to it.
De Niro is amazing. He's such a phenomenal actor, that it's so good to watch him in this movie giving fatherly-like advice to Jules. The ending was a bit of a disappointment, but still I liked that she doesn't give up on the dream that she and her company can make it, if they just tried hard enough.

A guilty pleasure of mine. Another Nancy Meyers film that I'm a sucker for (cough - The Holiday).

The ingredients are enough: an on-form De Niro, humour, pathos, a tale as old as time yet refreshingly modern.

I disliked the ending when I first saw it but not now. I think it needs the dissonance to drive home the obvious message of the film. Women are the equals of men, along with the personal sacrifices a career brings.

I actually don't gel with Anne Hathaway in any of her movies but I quite like her by the end of this movie having disliked her within moments of her appearing on screen.

I see so much of the career women I know in this film. I think the appeal of it to me is seeing that they can, should and deserve to have it all - if they want it, which they don't have to.


9/10

Typical american cheesy film.
Best bit was the ocean 11 style breakin.
Worst The ending

Anne Hathaway is such a great actress. She's way underrated for her acting, she is always looked at for her good looks, but her acting is really highlighted in this movie, Get Smart, etc.

This was the first time I've seen any Robert De Niro movie, however, I'd always heard of him. I'm a huge fan. Absolutely great.

[spoiler]I'm a bit sad about the ending. I was hoping that Ben would end up being the CEO.[/spoiler]