Entourage (2015)

To me, this movie is perfection.

Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

Really liked the HBO series. This is not the series in its purest form. This was Sharknado on steroids, but Sharknado is actually better. Cameos, Cameos, Cameos. The five main characters from the series are just flat out cheesy in the movie. I will always like the show, but I will do my best to erase that two hours of my life from my brain.

Movie star Vincent Chase, together with his boys Eric, Turtle, and Johnny, are back - and back in business with super agent-turned- studio head Ari Gold on a risky project that will serve as Vince's directorial debut. The Entourage Movie is based upon the 2004 TV Show of the same name and stars Kevin Connolly, Adrian Grenier, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara and Jeremy Piven. Now is this film good? yes in a way but is it great and epic? Not really and let me start with the good stuff the 5 leading men did a pretty good job, the comedy sometimes was pretty good and some of the cameos were actually nice like Ronda Rousey, Jon Favreau and Mark Wahlberg and i had a great fun with this film even though the trailers were horrible. Now as for the bad stuff the film at times had some moments that weren't funny and some of the cameos were pretty cheesy for instance Liam Neeson, Kelsey Grammar and Armie Hammer but even though i never bothered to see the actual show i found the film to be entertaining it's not some underrated diamond of 2015 but it's a good and funny dumb comedy with way too many cameos that worked for about 50% and for that i'm going to give it an 7/10.

Hot-shot Hollywood producer Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven) comes out of retirement to help get his star commodity (Adrian Grenier) a directorial gig for which he also star. It seems Gold will be running his own studio, but being beholden to Texas billionaire (Billy Bob Thornton) and his doofus son (Haley Joel Osment) does him no favors when the movie pretty boy Vince (Grenier) is directing goes over budget (and needs further financing). Meanwhile the movie follows the further exploits of Vinnie's entourage in and about Hollywood. Insider-Hollywood claptrap will probably go over well with those who operate within the confines of the movie business, but if you have no interest in the affairs of these kinds of people (actors, studio execs, producers, financiers, and the hangers-on which attach themselves to anyone with money and lots of it), this will not go down well unless a steady dose of Pepto is on hand. Vapid, shallow lifestyles are so much fun to follow…if you are among them. Hell, Vinnie is posed to us as this kind-hearted Hollywood star who treats his boys quite well (leeches who have financially reaped from this association; lucky friends and brother they are!), while poor Ari must endure the pratfalls of studio bosses and moneymen wanting to see his star's product before paying another dime. The entourage: Eric (Kevin Connolly) has a pregnant ex and sex addiction he's contending with, Vinnie's bro, Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon; the best part about this movie, I thought), just can't get his career on track and a sex tape farce has him the joke on every tongue and the butt of every joke, and Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) desperately wants to hook up with MMA fighting legend, Rhonda Rousey. The film also offers non-stop cameos, ranging from Mark Wahlberg to Liam Neeson. There's a special interest in getting as many recognizable faces in the movie as possible, but I think the appeal of such an idea loses its value due to its obvious desperation ("Look, there's Gary Busey!" "Hey, there's Kelsey Grammar!"). I think Altman's "The Player" isn't in the same vein as his camera establishes place without pleading for us to cheer at their "star cameo" or be amused by their willingness to cooperate within the world of the select characters (Ari's encounters are often unpleasant with the Grammers and Neesons in his town; Vinnie is quite a big deal to the likes of Wahlberg). The movie glams it up and really beats its chest regarding the industry it lovingly projects. But if you live the industry and have reaped its rewards, this film might just be the apple of your eye.Woof, Rousey is a beast in the ring and not bad to look at, but maybe she should hold the scowl and refrain from speaking dialogue. Eric stuck at a café table facing girls he banged the previous day, while Haley Joel Osment fumes over Grenier getting his girl: this is the kind of peachy entertainment you are in store for. So feast! Dillon's dilemma (including phone sex with a married woman whose hubby threatens to take him out) in regards to a pitiful career is perhaps the best part of this whole thing.

This is the first time I write a review, so you can imagine how important this movie is to me. Altought it's not the best movie I've ever seen(by far) it makes me having a smile on my face during the whole time I was watching it.It wasn't about some jokes..It was about true friendship no matter what.Actually the main reason I love this movie is because I can see Vince, Drama, Turtle and Eric as me and my friends. I think the main message here is to enjoy life with the ones you like the most..and that's exactly what we all should try to do. Anyway, if you are a big fan of the TV show you're gonna love the movie,if not don't loose your time.