The Internship

The Internship

Movie • 2013

Hiring them was a brilliant mistake.

Two recently laid-off men in their 40s try to make it as interns at a successful Internet company where their managers are in their 20s.

Comedy
119 minutes
Released

Bara says...

Ages 14+, but every child is different

The film contains pervasive language, sexual references, and alcohol consumption suitable for older teens. The plot focuses on adult career anxieties and workplace dynamics that lack sufficient relevance for younger children.

Content Safety Breakdown

Detailed breakdown of potentially concerning content

Sex & Nudity

3/5

The film contains moderate sexual references and a scene involving a visit to a strip club. There is also suggestive dialogue throughout the movie regarding dating and relationships.

Violence & Gore

1/5

There is very little physical conflict in the film, mostly limited to brief, comedic physical altercations or mild slapstick moments. No graphic violence or serious injuries occur.

Profanity

4/5

The dialogue features frequent use of strong language, including 'f*ck' (several times), 'sh*t' (frequently), and various other swear words like 'b*tch' and 'd*ck' used in casual conversation and comedic frustration.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

2/5

Characters are frequently shown drinking alcohol in social and office party settings. There are also brief references to recreational drug use, though it is not a major plot focus.

Frightening Scenes

1/5

The film is a lighthearted comedy and contains no scary or frightening content. Any tension is purely situational and related to the characters' professional struggles.

Key Insights

Quick summary and important considerations

This is a story about two guys who have to reinvent themselves for a new job, showing that you can learn new skills no matter how old you are if you work with others.

Detailed Analysis

In-depth insights for parents and educators

What Parents Need to Know

Expect frequent crude humor, sexual innuendo, and scenes involving alcohol. The themes center on the high-pressure environment of startup culture.

What Kids Can Learn

The necessity of flexibility in the job market and the effectiveness of diverse groups combining different strengths to solve complex problems.

Key Topics Discussed

Professional growth
Tech industry culture
Generational differences

Why Parents Might Like It

Relatable humor concerning the mid-life career transition and the humor found in bridging the gap between analog and digital perspectives.

Positives & Learning

What makes this content valuable for children

Positive Messages

3/5

Emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning, adaptability in a changing economy, and the value of collaborative teamwork over individual ego.

Positive Role Models

3/5

Characters demonstrate resilience and humility while navigating professional failure, though they also exhibit intermittent immaturity and questionable decision-making.

Diverse Representations

3/5

Features a multi-ethnic supporting cast of interns in a corporate tech setting, though character development often relies on specific cultural and personality tropes.

Educational Value

2/5

Provides exposure to modern office culture and tech industry terminology, though the portrayal of workplace operations is highly dramatized.

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