This movie is one of Nancy Meyers best. The story crosses the boundaries of age and background to meet in the middle and to rise...making everyone's journey better.
This movie is a little gem. I found it by accident as an in-flight movie, and was totally drawn into it from the start. Intriguing idea but they make it work.
I started teaching newbies when I was about 24. People only come to you for advice if they think you have some to give. I wound up training newbies as part of my work because I talked to older workers, worked through books like calculus and took a never ending series of classes. Knowledge meant dollars and now I am comfortably retired and still helping people for free.
The problem is that every time I've encountered a worker with a certain amount of experience they tend to preemptively offer the wrong advice, and think they did well. Results don't lie and it makes younger workers more hesitant to look for advice.
I have always gone to older people at all my jobs to ask questions about the job and life. I ask people who seem like they have it figured out. Maybe you aren’t as put together as you think you are, but just cause no one asks YOU, doesn’t mean we aren’t out there asking others.
Too bad DeNiro really pooped his pants by going nutty fruitcake hate-filled maniac on Trump and all of his fine American supporters. Until Bob cleans his disgusting mess up, we're not going near that Hazmat Hot Zone. Consequences. I used to think I "liked" DeNiro. Now I understand the meaninglessness of "liking" celebrities because I enjoy their work. I appreciate a lot of people, cops and soldiers who pull the necessary weight for example, but feeling somehow that "they're my friends" is foolishness. I'm not supporting loud-mouthed hate-mongering actors, singers, or liberal propagandists disguised as "news reporters" who are clueless and should be jobless.
This movie is one of Nancy Meyers best. The story crosses the boundaries of age and background to meet in the middle and to rise...making everyone's journey better.
Very beautiful movie. I watched it 3 times. Robert De Niro is just number one and Anna Hathaway is wonderful. At last a sweet moment
Loved this movie. She hit it on the head when she says how did we go from Nicholson and Ford to???
“Where do you see yourself in 10 years?”
I love the intern I watched it last night I love all the movies with ROBERT DE NIRO his the best actor ever
This movie is a little gem. I found it by accident as an in-flight movie, and was totally drawn into it from the start. Intriguing idea but they make it work.
One of my favourite movie ever
The power of wisdom…if we can only get it much younger…Wonderful movie,elderly people are the discarded generation,with so much to give to the world !
Just loved this movie.... this somehow makes me calm... 🤩🤩
One of my favourite movies 👏👍
I wish they would have made a sequel. Lots of possibilities!!
Hayatımda müthiş etki bırakan 🎥 film "The Intern" teşekkürler.
I wanna people like him in life... Like really really need someone... Please God listen to me...
I wanna get old like him,,
I can tell you as a 63-year old, this NEVER happens. No young person comes up to me wanting advice or to ask a question.
I respectfully disagree. I have a 63-year old mentor who joined my startup 5 years ago when I was in my late 20s. I learnt so much from him. :)
I started teaching newbies when I was about 24. People only come to you for advice if they think you have some to give. I wound up training newbies as part of my work because I talked to older workers, worked through books like calculus and took a never ending series of classes. Knowledge meant dollars and now I am comfortably retired and still helping people for free.
He is 70. You got seven years to go before you’re mentor material.
The problem is that every time I've encountered a worker with a certain amount of experience they tend to preemptively offer the wrong advice, and think they did well. Results don't lie and it makes younger workers more hesitant to look for advice.
I have always gone to older people at all my jobs to ask questions about the job and life. I ask people who seem like they have it figured out. Maybe you aren’t as put together as you think you are, but just cause no one asks YOU, doesn’t mean we aren’t out there asking others.
I can’t wait to watch this movie!
That last line killed me . . . soooooo . . . . sad, funnnny, but sad.
Very good movie .I laughed hard when they want to retrieve her mom laptop . very funny that scene
DeNero still going strong! ✊
I love this movie..
Andres holm... any one knows the brand of frame, he’s wearing.? Plz
A-A-Ron!
Nice movie
ya talkin to me
Great break away role.
❤❤❤
Not all 70yo men are that smart, though. The charachter depicted there was not an average old man.
Very good movie, very weak ending.
Too bad DeNiro really pooped his pants by going nutty fruitcake hate-filled maniac on Trump and all of his fine American supporters. Until Bob cleans his disgusting mess up, we're not going near that Hazmat Hot Zone. Consequences.
I used to think I "liked" DeNiro. Now I understand the meaninglessness of "liking" celebrities because I enjoy their work.
I appreciate a lot of people, cops and soldiers who pull the necessary weight for example, but feeling somehow that "they're my friends" is foolishness.
I'm not supporting loud-mouthed hate-mongering actors, singers, or liberal propagandists disguised as "news reporters" who are clueless and should be jobless.
What pap.