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Directed by Christopher Nolan starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, and Michael Caine

Intern Review: Interstellar is about a mission to save the human race by looking for planets that are habitable to humans. A group of astronauts go to different planets by way of wormhole to attempt to bring the human race from earth or start over via artificial insemination. Space shots are great and the planets they get to are awesome as well. If you like science fiction and Christopher Nolan you should like this one. However having some background in science may be helpful as there is much more you can take away with the real science that goes on in the background of this movie.

Nathan excited
Daniel excited

Rotten Tomatoes 71% IMDb 8.7 Intern +3

Winner: Tie they both get points on the bad boy

Directed by Chad Stahelski starring Keanu Reeves, Michael Nyqvist, Alfie Allen and Willem Dafoe

Intern Review: A stupid gang banger decides to steal John Wick's car and kill his dog. What ensues is one of the greatest revenge movies ever made. The action is great no shaky cam here thank the universe. Keanu delivers on this character so much so that this movie is getting a well deserved sequel. If you like good action movies this one is great.

Nathan excited
Daniel excited expecting the worst and ended up being one of his favourite movies ever.

Rotten Tomatoes 85% IMDb 7.2 Intern +3*

Winner: Points galore each man gets a point like a head shot from John Wick, strong and visual.

Directed by Jennifer Kent starring Essie Davis and Noah Wiseman

Intern Review: A single mother tries to deal with a crazy son while dealing with her own insanity. There is a monster and a lot of mind games happening here. Is the son mad? Is the mom mad? Or are well all mad for actually enjoying this movie. This movie has started what has become a disturbing feature with Australian movies with the weird screaming that characters seem to be doing all the time. You can't get ride of the Babadook this movie will leave something with you weather you like it or not. Horror done almost the right way, which is rare.

Nathan excited
Daniel excited

Rotten Tomatoes 98% IMDb 6.9 Intern +1

Winner: Tie and points again

Directed by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen starring James Franco, Seth Rogan, Randall Park, Lizzy Caplan and Diana Bang

Intern Review: An Idiot talk show host and a smarter dumb-ass producer get an interview with President Kim and the FBI recruit them to kill the President. This movie has a place and it is for people who love inappropriateness and maybe be sexist, racist, and any other ist you can think of. It was filmed well and Franco plays the part well but just no.

Nathan worried
Daniel worried

Rotten Tomatoes 51% IMDb 6.7 Intern +1

Winner: Two points one for each of the boys.

Directed by Jason Reitman starring Kaitlyn Dever, Rosemarie DeWitt, Ansel Elgort, Jennifer Farner, Adam Sandler, Judy Greer, Dean Norris and Emma Thompson

Intern Review: Men, Women, & Children is a movie that is all about relationships and how everyone is messed up in their own way. It explores sex, anorexia, video games, suicide and child pornography. I found myself connecting with or being aggressively against all of the characters in this movie. Critics and viewers appear to have lost their way and taken this as an attack on social media which it is not. It may have hit a little too close to home for some people. This movie is great and I suggest watching it to everyone.

Nathan excited
Daniel worried

Rotten Tomatoes 31% IMDb 6.7 Intern +3

Winner: Nathan

WINNER OF TRAILER PARK PODCAST #13: Nathan with 5 accurate predictions

WORRIED AND EXCITED ACCURACY BAR GRAPH

(This is based off the opinion of the Intern and may or may not reflect anyone else's opinion on being correct)

And the accuracy percentages are:

Nathan 61%
Daniel 56%

So Nathan still has the never-ending lead at 40-36 over Daniel. Does anyone still think that Daniel will comeback and surpass Nathan ever again?

- The Intern

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The Intern Archive Update #13