Wednesday night, I had the opportunity to see a screening of
a film a few weeks before it hits theaters. The staff at the AMC Theater in Las
Vegas’ City Center informed us we were among the first people to see The Internship, starring Vince Vaughn
and Owen Wilson, in theaters.
Here’s my review.
A Return to the Old School for Vaughn in The Internship
Mark E. Ortega
Freelance
May 23, 2013
It had looked for awhile like Vince Vaughn’s career was
going the way of Adam Sandler and Eddie Murphy. While those two are still big
names, they haven’t been involved in a hit film in a lead role since the early
2000s.
After revitalizing his career with a run of films that
included Old School (2003), Dodgeball (2004), and Wedding Crashers (2005), Vaughn’s career
took a bit of a downturn. It seems as, while audiences that were fans of those
films grew up, Vaughn didn’t.
The Internship, which
hits theaters June 7, stars Vaughn and Wedding
Crashers co-star Owen Wilson in a respectable return to what made Vaughn
one of the more sought after comedic actors for a short stretch.