I'm sure I said it before, but I divide movies into two groups. Movies I enjoy and movies I don't. And I really don't want to take all the fun away from you, but I just can't imagine how someone could not enjoy this one. It's fun, bright, positive and just pure pleasure to watch. Vince Vaughn has yet again came up with a great story, not just for young people, but for 'older' generation especially.
'The Internship' was directed by Shawn Levy, maker of such movies as 'Night At The Museum' franchise or 'Real Steel'. In main roles we can see producer Vince Vaughn and funny as ever Owen Wilson. Story is about two old school salesman Billy McMahon (Vaughn) and Nick Campbell (Wilson), who after loosing their jobs, try to find themselves in a modern, digital world. They apply for an internship at undoubtedly one of the best companies to work for - GOOGLE! Immediately thrown into deep water, they battle their way through an army of young and driven minds , trying to show that their values and way of thinking is not so much out of this world. They prove that overcoming your own weaknesses is possible and fighting for greater good of team is better than focusing on a Unit.
I would never say it's a great movie, but will definitely make the list of my favourite films of 2013. What I particularly enjoyed is Google world shown in it. If a real working experience is half as good as one we can see in the movie, it really must be an amazing place to work. One thing that some critics pointed out, is that movie does feel like one big Google ad., already being labeled as "The longest advert in the cinema". But what the heck, I like good advertisement and I really don't mind seeing one like that in theatre. Not sure how heavily Google was involved in this project, but in my opinion they should have made it years ago, and sure as hell i would love to watch a similar movie about Apple.
Two more things to mention, it starts with brilliant car-karaoke version of 'Ironic' by Alanis Morisette, sung by Wilson and Vaughn. Boys are amazing! Second thing, are movie end credits. By far the best I have seen for a long while, made in Google TV adverts style. This is just an example but I'm sure you get the drift. You just need to see it, so stay till the end.





