The Intern touches quite a varied number of discussable issues I feel to be adequate for my lunch time English class film discussions.
An ambitious workaholic lady who often forgets she has a family of her own she should see to, a stay at home father who consciously gave up his professional career and yet feels he is being taken for granted, a retired senior citizen whose unexpected role in the working environment and out of it does surprise both those he works with, as well as the ones who have hired them ... a rather peculiar and subtle sense of humour embedded in the sequence of most of the situations in the film that have turned it into a "light" and very agreable one to watch.
Despite the fact that many critics feel the film's success may ride almost entirely on the alchemy of the main actors - Robert de Niro and Anne Hathaway - I feel there's more to it than just that ... and definitely worth being watched.
An ambitious workaholic lady who often forgets she has a family of her own she should see to, a stay at home father who consciously gave up his professional career and yet feels he is being taken for granted, a retired senior citizen whose unexpected role in the working environment and out of it does surprise both those he works with, as well as the ones who have hired them ... a rather peculiar and subtle sense of humour embedded in the sequence of most of the situations in the film that have turned it into a "light" and very agreable one to watch.
Despite the fact that many critics feel the film's success may ride almost entirely on the alchemy of the main actors - Robert de Niro and Anne Hathaway - I feel there's more to it than just that ... and definitely worth being watched.
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