Passable

Ludwig 2022-01-27 08:03:49

It doesn't seem to be a star on Google's face.

The film is completely shoddy, all the characters are facialized, and the character portrays lack depth; the storyline is completely unreasonable because of the accumulation of elements, just like why everyone can't think of the app to go to the nightclub, and immediately came up with it after the nightclub was gone. After app or Bill gave up the internship and was persuaded by Nick to come back, they convinced the user to successfully get the advertising fee? In addition, the ending can be predicted from the beginning, and the story lacks creativity.

The center of the story is probably to praise the power of human nature. Google is a humanity company that pays attention to all human needs and emotions. Technology is only the means and methods they use to realize humanity. So in the end, those with strong academic ability but full of superiority fell off the horse, but these two were able to stay. From this point of view, the original idea of ​​this story is indeed good, but in the process of fullness, in order to cater to the taste of the public, it is forced to install various selling points, and the setting is too sloppy and crude. There is even a tendency towards anti-intellectualism.

In short, a good story should be reasonable and unexpected. This story is the opposite, outside of reason and expected. Not satisfactory.

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The Internship quotes

  • Billy McMahon: Whoa, guys, where's all this hostility coming from?

    Stuart: Where do you think it's coming from, you big tree. Two fifths of our team is made up of two old guys who don't know shit.

  • Nick Campbell: For whatever it's worth, your imagination is so wild, reality's gonna be a breeze, if not a letdown.