And a lot of them have been pretty bad of late. This gives the film somewhat of a charm and sensitivity as the two guys mould and look out their new team played by Josh Brener, Dylan O'Brien, Tiya Sircar and Tobit Raphael, all of whom impressed me with their comedic acting as they come up against villain of the piece Graham Max Minghella, who looks to throw a spanner in the works.There are some wonderful fleeting appearances by John Goodman, Will Ferrell and Rob Riggle which add to the film's character, and Rose Byrne simply dazzles as Micky's gorgeous, 'no time for boyfriends', love interest Dana which simply adds even more warmth and humour to an already solid movie, filled to the brim with hilarious scenes and pop- culture references including a Quidditch match, and a Hangover-esque night out! Don't worry I'll say no more.Maybe you are a bit jaded these days because you just Watch too many darn movies. There's just one problem, to say they are newcomers to technology would be an understatement, and thus the hilarity ensues.The film becomes a clash of culture in an almost 'Big Bang Theory' like set-up when Billy Vaughn and Micky Wilson who have seen a lot in their lives come up against the fresh faced generation whose obsession with work has seen them miss out on the funnier side of their youth, something which Billy and Micky then aim to correct.

Especially Vaughn this time for writing the story and screen play of such a humorous movie.This time around we see the hapless duo as down on their luck salesmen who with the last throw of the dice apply for an internship at Google. I'm a big fan of both Vaughn and Wilson, admiring both of their incredible comedic talents. Trying to fool anyone it establishes itself a comedy and hammers home its genre in stunning fashion. As one who uses much of this technology often, and even teaches many of the things, it was cool to see relevant current technologies being used, even if some if it was in the wrong context and may just have been a screen capture.for full review and more full reviews go to The dialogue and interactions were great and it made me realize how long it's been since Ferrell starred in a comedy that was funny.'The Other Guys'? I don't count 'Casa de mi Padre' or 'Everything Must Go', and I didn't love 'The Campaign' I personally liked some I'm sure very little was actually revealed of the insights to the Google campus and some of the Google technology. One of the funnies scenes involved Nick working for his sister's boyfriend Will Ferrell at a mattress store.

Whether it is Vaughn and Wilson trying sweet talk or speed talk their cohorts or others into approval, most of the time when rambling they can usually talk someone into something, but when trying to explain a debugging issue they sound ridiculous and obviously so The more technologically literate interns surpass the old guys in every computer way possible until the final leg of the movie. As time goes on however, they teach their group members some invaluable lessons about living life and teamwork that only these forty-something year olds could offer.As I mentioned earlier, there are many funny parts. ĭinosaurs with nothing to offer their younger group members all of the degenerate, unwanted individuals are forced into one unlikely to succeed group. Just make sure you choose wise decisions ha ha ha!!! See - I'm laughing at it again! Because it was funny. Or see it and refuse to laugh because principals or something. It's perfectly OK to make a movie that you just want to have people laugh along with.

It's not pandering with certain lighting, and breathless dialogue, while the actresses bat their doe eyes begging for an Oscar. It's there for you to laugh at, and to laugh some more. Before Hollywood even existed it had all been done before. Is this the 1st film they've ever seen? ALL films are formulaic. What is wrong with that? When did just being funny equal not funny?I knew before going that the critics whined it's formulaic. Laugh out loud the guy in front of us just snorted soda out of his nose hilarious. Trying to make it something it's not, or peg it into a hole it doesn't belong doesn't mean it's not funny. You've got fish out of the water funny, generation gap funny, what the hell are they doing funny, situational funny, awkward funny, oh my god did they just go there funny, OH MY GOD I AM LAUGHING SO HARD at that right now funny. It's funny because funny people wrote and acted in it.

Not because they were attempting to dissect the meaning of life based on the symbolism of the color green, or because it was trying to prove that it is the cure for cancer. I have found that movies in which EVERYONE regardless of age laughs - then it's funny. The whole theater filled with teenagers, 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's and even a couple who were in their 60's were laughing because this is a funny movie. Though it had the nerve to not be something else that it wasn't trying to be.

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