The theme of the film is the conflict between millennial men and women and their baby boomer parents. "Love is Complicated" six years later, Nancy Meyers came into battle lightly.
The film script does not portray Anne Hathaway's character very well, but Anne Hathaway's performance is unexpectedly unpretentious this time, but Robert De Niro is a bit out of shape.
"Intern" is not lost, and complaining about why such a fast-food comedy is not made smarter and deeper is like complaining about why a spoon in front of you has not turned into a kitchen knife. The requirements should not be too harsh.
In view of the paleness of the script, it must be said that Anne Hathaway's performance in the film is impressive. She injects a human breath into the role, rather than staying at the level of symbolism.
"Intern" looks conservative and outdated in style, but inexplicably reproduces sexism in its spiritual core.
