I managed to get through this 2 hour(!) long movie, but what a waste it was. I liked Google before, now I just want to hate them. The few chuckles there was you've already seen in the trailer.

Google doesn't need an ad, we all know what google is. Dude, seriously.
I like this movie, the drama in the situations and relationships is just awesome (imo), entertaining and emotional :-) Now if you don't like that, it's fine. You don't have to like it, and if you find it "long and boring" then why the fuck watch this "long and boring ad for google". You're only waisting your own time.

Also. Dylan O'Brien is so fucking sexy as a geek. I just can't. *fangirls* WARNING TO FANGIRLS: prepare your ovaries, they might explode ;)

One long Google commercial. Plot is ridiculous. Acting is sub-par. Everything is super predictable. I don't think I even laughed once.

To classify this as a comedy is pushing it - a 2 hour advert for Google is more like it. There is not a single redeeming moment within this film, devoid of any humour with a central message that Google is going to save the world and happily ever after is full time employment at Google. Really ?? Frankly, it is a surprise there wasn't a list of job adverts at the end for people to apply for. If the film was even remotely funny, it may have been passable entertainment, but every line was obvious and still fell flat, every cliche that could be trotted out was. The half star is an acknowledgment that a film of some description was made. Probably the worst film of last year and a strong candidate to join most people's worst films of all time. The one positive note is that at the end of this review, I have pretty much forgotten most of it.

Hardly any genuinely funny parts and the ending was completely predictable. Save your time.

It's basically a surprisingly long and boring ad for google. Oh and it's NOT FUNNY.

Nothing about this movie should work, and without Vaughn and Wilson it wouldn't. It is a credit to their chemistry as a double act, that they are able to elevate something which should be mediocre and make it thoroughly entertaining.

There are a lot of undeserved negative reviews here. It's as if mainstream audiences are unfamiliar with mediocrity as a concept.
_The Internship_ is not bad, it has just been done several times. Moreover, the plot is basically a copy/paste from movies that ran it into the ground during the '80s. Without digging in too much, the ones that come to mind are _Back to School_, Revenge of the Nerds_, _Necessary Roughness_, and _Caddyshack_. The formula goes as follows: you have your older fish-out-of-water, he/they are put into a situation that pairs them with a team of misfits. They both learn from the other. Everyone comes away as better people. Just your classic high school/college outcast comedy; complete with obligatory romance, and very out-of-place antagonist - like, why even bother with that?
The movie does get better as it does along, but it is still very forgettable.
Again, not a bad movie. Trouble is, I have seen this many times already, and altogether better. I think this would have benefitted from a hard R, and a raunchy _American Pie_ slant. The movie wants to play it safe, and that makes it an endearing journey, but barely worth the ride.

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There was nothing funny about this movie. It was 2 hours long and imo that was 2 hours too long. Usually Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson have chemistry and a rapport that is hilarious and witty, but this was just so droll and tiresome. I second the comments of others, this was just one long boring, unnecessary PSA for google.

One of my favorite movies.

Great movie, its better than I expect

Full of laughs, The Internship is a smart and heartfelt comedy. The story follows two out of work salesmen who land internships with Google, but to succeed they'll have to find a way to re-invent themselves for the digital age. Featuring a great cast, the film stars Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, and Rose Byrne. Vaughn and Wilson deliver their usual dry, satiric comedy, and it works pretty well. However, the shameless Google propaganda becomes rather distracting. Despite the formulaic plot structure and the stereotypical characters, The Internship is a lot of fun and has a positive message.

No suelen gustarme las comedias, pero esta, para mi sorpresa, me ha parecido entretenida y con las dosis justas de humor absurdo. Está bien para pasar un buen rato.

Best part of this movie was the credits.

Un film où tout est prévisible mais Vince Vaughn et Owen Wilson arrivent à nous faire sourire malgré tout.