The Internship

There are many giant computer technology company in the world today: Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and of course Google. I even dare to say that Google is a company that is much more important than the three other popular companies. People can not put Microsoft in their computers, people can not use the Apple products, and not all people join the social networking site Facebook ... but I believe 100% of people surfing the internet using services from Google. Not only that, I also believe that Google not only mastered the realm of search, but also become a very dominant force in the world of smartphones (hello Android!).

So why should I mention Google's brief history? Because this company is very closely related to the movie The Internship. Starring comedian who has now fallen two dimmed: Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, The Internship is a tale of two salesmen who were selected to join the training camp as a member of the internship at Google. Billy and Nick are two salesmen who had just been fired from their jobs because they work for went bankrupt.

Their fate changed when Billy got this crazy idea to try to apply at the company Google. Unexpectedly, Google is willing to try to accommodate them - even just as a member of the internship course. They have to spend their entire summer in Google Training Camp along with the other programmers geniuses. In life and death competition among these groups there will only be one group that will be received at the end of their internship as a permanent part of Google. Can Billy and Nick lead their peers or indeed their lifetime so the sales are just doomed?

Featuring Vaughn and Wilson as the main attraction of this film is one mistake in the field of marketing. Please be advised though I fond of these two films is the fact that Vaughn and Wilson are no longer successful duo who had once raised the movie The Wedding Crashers as the most successful R-rated comedy of all time before being replaced Hangover franchise. But it does not mean they are acting badly. Far from it; well when performing both banter and even clashing acting individually Vaughn and Wilson demonstrate how their skills are still as good as first.

Make this movie more and more full of laughter is the appearance of the young actors and actresses who supports duet Vaughn-Wilson but also able to be a scene-stealer in their own way, especially Tobit Raphael who serves as Yo-Yo Santos. As a film director Shawn Levy is also able to keep the film moving at an appropriate rhythm except for one scene in a bar that was initially funny but a little stretched too long. And almost the same as how to handle Levy Real Steel, he is also the dividing portion fitted between comedy and heart in this film.

I read a lot of reviews that say that The Internship way that exalts the Google company, thus giving the film a poor grade because of it. Bullshit. I am a graduate of the department of computer and all my friends - unless they are in the wrong department - will answer that Google is entering into a dream job for them. So there is nothing wrong with how Google is depicted in this film. I got to thinking that maybe the The Internship will be given a score much higher if the company used a fictitious company alone.