Rating: 3/5 -- De Niro and Hathaway are on good form, though the film's attitude to working women is bizarre. You can see why companies want retired interns - with their final salary pensions they're the only people who can afford to work unpaid in New York. Full Review

Rating: C -- Robert Deniro and Anne Hathaway are really charming in their roles. Full Review

[W]ith the reliable and consistent veteran writer-director Nancy Meyers at the helm, and De Niro and Hathaway meshing in terrific fashion and delivering utterly charming performances, THE INTERN invites us to settle in from the start and practically throws a fleece blanket over our legs and asks us if we’d like some popcorn.

Rating: 6/10 -- The film lacked the heart and the conviction that I was expecting, given the weighty premise. The missed opportunity is frustrating, especially from a film that has so much going for it. Full Review

Thanks largely to performances by De Niro and Hathaway, The Intern is a gentle, enjoyable fantasy-and certainly Meyers's best film in more than a decade. Full Review

There's something powerful in that, in the simple fact that The Intern is so sympathetic to its older character-so resolutely on the side of a person who might, in other contexts, be dismissed or ignored or, as is so often the case, invisible. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- The Brooklyn setting looks fabulous, with everyone living a glossy mag lifestyle, but nothing about the situation rings true and the comedy is cavity-causing sweet. Full Review