The Internship (Unrated)

This is a predictable, drawn-out disappointment.

I'm not sure there's anything particularly new here (some might say the very idea is dated), but the jokes are good, and there is the Butterscotch Stallion, Owen Wilson, a man who manages to be utterly jolly and deeply sad at once.

While The Internship has some poignant things to say about the modern corporate world, it also has a very modern way of getting its point across.

Absurd stretches in logic aside, for a film about salesmanship, The Internship does a horrible job of selling itself as a funny (or real) movie.

The Internship is a horrible piece of cinema, soulless, shameless and devoid of anything remotely artistic, entertaining or interesting.