The Internship - Comments & Tips

I honestly don't think they knew what they wanted this movie to be. Some parts were pretty good. Then other parts were just stupid. The slow motion stuff is just mindnumbingly bad. The camera panning so you can see stuff like them loading a gun in slow motion is just bad. Then there is the ending. Don't waste your time on this one.

You're making a film, but why didn't you get rid of those exaggerated scenes? And that camera speeding up for a second or two and then returning to normal was terrible, and you used it everywhere. I really liked the script, but everything else was awful. They exaggerated it so much, it's like in a Chinese movie where a guy jumps up in the air and doesn't come down – that's the level of exaggeration. I give it a 3 out of 10. I think they tried to make something fantastical.

I was so surprised to see that after the director listed In the end credits there was a script writer too, damm could have fooled me. action scenes ok, but it's very contrived and over played with very questionable acting especially with the tenagers, just not very good......

I feel like with the cast they had and the backstory/ idea like this they could of made it into a pretty good tv show but besides that not a bad movie

I liked the action and the script. Each person bought something to the table. The surprise ending was nice too.

Who wrote this awful movie and don’t get me started on the acting

This was a fun movie to watch considering it’s obvious low budget and amateur acting and direction.

A "Strike Back" reunion? A generic action exercise that quickly falls Apart The plot is painfully unoriginal and poorly developed. It follows familiar action-thriller beats without adding any real personality or depth, making the story feel predictable from the very beginning.Such a shame for Winchester and Sullivan!

Kurt Weller from Blindspot in this