The Intern [DVD] [2015]

This movie was so good, it shows what's been lost between the generations of professionalism and chivalry, I highly recommend this movie to everyone

I really wasn't going to buy this movie but my wife wanted to see it. So, I purchased. I was surprised that I really enjoy watching it. I let my neighbors use the disc and they also liked the movie.

Great date night movie !! Robert D. is one of my favorite actors and doesn't disappoint.

Great movie at a great price! It's hard to enjoy new movies nowadays. Most of them have tons of profanity and bad story lines. This one is a hidden gem. My wife and I REALLY enjoyed it! Just get, watch it and you'll have a smile on your face. :)

This had such a light, comfortable tone and feel to it. It made you feel like you were part of or wanted to be part of their world. Everything in this was so natural and inviting. The acting, music and tone of it was all a perfect fit for this story. This story is about a young girl who started an online clothing store that is growing by leaps and bounds and has become a topic for discussion with the board members and share holders. They believe that the company may be growing too fast and could possibly implode. They force her to search for an experienced CEO to take over so that pressure can be taken off of her and better secure the future of the company. As she reluctantly searches she is trying to juggle keeping her marriage afloat and deal with this new Intern that has shown up and has been assigned to her because of a new senior Intern recruitment project the company started. Robert Deniro plays the eager and able senior who takes on this Intern position due to wanting another challenge in life. Together they both end up learning from one another as they enter this new chapter in their lives. Robert Deniro was the very definition of debonair in this. Never seen him be anything more than a hard guy so this was refreshing to see. Anne Hathaway was also very organic in this role as she is in mostly everything. It was fun and funny. Really easy to enjoy. It also had the lesson of learning to let go and to be confident in what you were meant to do. The scenery was also very pretty and filled with life. Nice camera angles and views of the architecture. Surprisingly out of all the good feeling the movie gives you it delivers real heartfelt moments that tug on your tear ducts a little. A really good enjoyable movie. Everything was evenly paced and put together properly to keep your attention all the way through. Clever wit and charm coming from everyone. You never have trouble believing any of them and doesn't contain any dull moments. 4 out of 5 STARS

Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway pair up perfectly in this comedy adventure about a man who is trying to get a job when he pretty much passed the hiring age (70) in this business world. He gets a job at an online fashion company, of which he knows nothing about and is told he is to be intern to the website's founder (Anne), but she only wants him for window dressing and doesn't expect him to be of much help. The twist is that he is of more help than she could ever imagine and the roles flip as he begins to mentor her. Great cast for these comic scenes.

This movie is about a "modern day" online company that takes on senior citizens as interns. One of these interns is assigned to the founder and boss of the company. Through out the movie both characters learn some new things while also bringing in some old school values and lessons. Maybe not the best movie but also not a bad one to watch if you are a fan of either of the two main actors. Has it's funny moments and serious ones but wasn't bored at any time.

A widowed 70 year-old retiree becomes bored after a while and looks for a new challenge, feeling that he has not outlived his usefulness. In a public relations move an online fashion company starts an internship for senior citizens. Ben Whitaker (Robert DeNiro) signs on and begins to work at the company run by Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway). The differences between Generation X and the Silent Generation lead to some clever age jokes. The differences in work ethic and loyalty of an older working group of people is highlighted. Since Ben is not in competition for anyone else’s job, nor does he need the job, he can give unbiased advice and say the proper thing at the right time as well. He doesn’t wait to be asked to the right thing and looks for ways to make the workplace better for those around him. He begins to feel like everyone’s Uncle Ben, a trusted confidant with the wisdom of an elder from another time. Ben begins a new romance and develops new friendships in a story that has a happy ending. Nancy Myers does a wonderful job in writing and directing this “feel good” movie. My wife and I liked it so much that we bought it after renting it, with the intent of watching it again and again.