2015 Directed by Nancy Meyers
70-year-old widower Ben Whittaker has discovered that retirement isn't all it's cracked up to be. Seizing an opportunity to get back in the game, he becomes a senior intern at an online fashion site, founded and run by Jules Ostin.
Robert De Niro Anne Hathaway Rene Russo Anders Holm JoJo Kushner Andrew Rannells Adam DeVine Zack Pearlman Jason Orley Christina Scherer Nat Wolff Linda Lavin Celia Weston Steve Vinovich C.J. Wilson Mary Kay Place Erin Mackey Christina Brucato Wallis Currie-Wood Molly Bernard Paulina Singer Annie Funke Christine Evangelista Julee Cerda Peter Vack Nikki Granatell Liza Binkley Eshan Bay Caitlin Kinnunen Show All…
Robert De Niro gets an erection very early on in the first act and then there are about 100 minutes left after that.
Please stop making Anne Hathaway cry like that. I’m literally begging you at this point. And never stop letting Robert De Niro smile like that. I’m liter a l ly b e g g ing you at this point.
It's predictable, cliched, and it does run to long containing some unnecessary subplots but "The Intern" is still a really sweet and enjoyable film to watch. Robert De Niro is terrific and Anne Hathaway is really good as well and the two of them do share some really good chemistry. The tone also balances drama, comedy and a little romance pretty nicely as well. It's nothing to special, but it's still a irresistibly charming crowd pleaser.
I don’t give a fuck I ATE THIS UP I could’ve sat here for four hours just watching Robert De Niro be Anne Hathaway’s best friend
“I’ve lived in Brooklyn my whole life and lately I feel like I’m not hip enough to live in Brooklyn”
this movie is much sadder than people give it credit, even when i first saw it in theatres and was pleasantly surprised, its sadness lingered within me. one of the most honest portrayals of romantic collapse and grief in recent memory, mostly because it embeds everything with humour. life goes on even if you feel like everything’s falling apart. could watch this forever
Charming, light hearted and easy to watch. Just what I needed. Surprisingly enjoyed it much more than I thought I would.
this was, by far, the worst porn i've ever watched with my entire family.
(though i enjoyed the whole Disney Mom angle, despite this movie otherwise being so unrealistic that it makes The Force Awakens look like a film by Harvard's Sensory Ethnography Lab).
one too many Workaholics and all the stuff with Anne and her husbo felt reverse-engineered from the hotel room scene and the heist scene is insane?? and deeply pointless AND YET I felt very warm the whole time watching it
Where can I hire Bobby De Niro to be my emotional support grandpa and fix my life for me? Please and thank you!
