The Intern is a very down­-to-earth American movie that was released in September 2015. It involves a very successful business woman named Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway), a CEO and president of an online fashion company who employs a 70 old widower named Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro) as her senior intern to help around in her office. The pair then goes through a phase of understanding and depending on each other, creating a strong partnership.

 

The Intern is a type of a movie that one can watch over and over again without getting bored of it. It is a long film that lasts for two hours including many problems that viewers can relate to, and it also reminds the teenagers and young adults of our generation about the lifestyles from the last generation, such as phone books and a social network free life. Not only that, this film also includes a woman in power and strongly highlights the idea of feminism and gender equality since films generally show a male in the position of authority.

 

Personally, I loved the movie. It had everything an entertaining movie needed to have, stretching from good actors to a brilliant storyline. I just could not miss a single minute of it! The movie made me feel all sorts of different emotions; it was an emotional roller coaster ride, but it was great! One of my favorite scenes would be “better late than never” scene where Ostin and Whittaker spend time socializing with each other and converse about how they inspire one another.