Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson are back in this summer's comedy The Internship. The pair, who previously starred together in 2005's hit Wedding Crashers, are looking for another comedic hit after a string of lackluster comedy films recently added to each of their resumes.
This time, we see the hilarious duo as Billy (Vaughn) and Nick (Wilson) as two salesmen who have lost their jobs due to the success of technology. Having what looks like no knowledge of computers or technology in general, the pair talk their way into an internship at Google and find themselves competing for the coveted position against some brilliant college students.
This film looks like an extension of Old School. Instead of faking a fraternity, the main characters are faking their resumes. As long as they can create a decent story with this concept, I won't complain: comedic films are not suppose to be the most thought-provoking stories. They are meant to make you laugh, and if the creators behind The Internship can do that, I will be happy and the film will surely be successful.
It will be hard for Vaughn and Wilson to top the success of Wedding Crashers but I'm interested and excited to see them try.
The film, which was written by Vaughn and directed by Shawn Levy (Night at the Museum, Date Night), is set to be released on June 7, 2013 - and will be a great light addition to the Summer Movie List.
For more information on the upcoming film, check out the Wikipedia page or the official movie page.
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