Entourage

Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: June 3, 2015

5.2	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 162 Ratings

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tvnewsguidoJul 29, 2015

It's like two decent episodes of the series squished together with a couple mediocre episodes. If this had aired as a miniseries on HBO it would have been great. As a movie it lacks cohesion.

I recommend you watch the series before tryingIt's like two decent episodes of the series squished together with a couple mediocre episodes. If this had aired as a miniseries on HBO it would have been great. As a movie it lacks cohesion.

I recommend you watch the series before trying to watch this film.… Expand

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sayyesJun 3, 2015

I think the critics panned this movie a little too hard. It wasn't a great movie, but it offered fans of the show some great moments as well as plenty of cookies. I will say I wouldn't mind the sequel(if there is one) being directed byI think the critics panned this movie a little too hard. It wasn't a great movie, but it offered fans of the show some great moments as well as plenty of cookies. I will say I wouldn't mind the sequel(if there is one) being directed by someone that can take it in a new direction as this was mostly fanfare. it's not as bad as critics are making it out to be though. It's a very functional movie with some funny scenes.… Expand

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tropicAcesJun 3, 2015

This pains me. It really does. Entourage remains one of my favorite shows of all-time. But this movie (one I've been dying for) just was an immense letdown. It is just stuffed with pointless subplots that have no true resolution, and areThis pains me. It really does. Entourage remains one of my favorite shows of all-time. But this movie (one I've been dying for) just was an immense letdown. It is just stuffed with pointless subplots that have no true resolution, and are blatantly obvious that they were forced into the film to get it to an acceptable movie runtime.

Still, I would be able to be forgiving if the film was funny, which this movie just somehow isn't very. Most of the 28 minute long episodes had more laughs than this 104 minute film. The familiar faces are a comfort, and seeing Ari offend everyone he comes in contact with was amusing, but that doesn't make Entourage anything but an awkward high school reunion, where you're glad to see the old pals, but quickly realize you have nothing left to say to each other.… Expand

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ThegodfathersonJun 3, 2015

Entourage The Movie is really funny, believe me. But, I think we could have made do with a comeback season on HBO. Boy, didn't you miss Ari, Drama, Vince and Turtle? I did! This movie is pure fan service to the fans of the TV show. If youEntourage The Movie is really funny, believe me. But, I think we could have made do with a comeback season on HBO. Boy, didn't you miss Ari, Drama, Vince and Turtle? I did! This movie is pure fan service to the fans of the TV show. If you didn't like the TV show, you won't like the movie, it's that simple. But I DID like the TV Show, but ended up enjoying a half baked, but still watchable movie. The fan base is huge, and by their standards Entourage is already a hit, but there are flaws that are clearly visible in this hype-a-thon, that make it watchable. Okay, there are a LOT of cameos, Liam Neeson shows up, Ronda Rousey, Mark Wahlberg and many more stars, but the highlight of this movie is Jeremy Piven's Ari. Man, does Piven's totally KILL it, his comedy is sub par, and is filled with classic references to the TV Show. Turtle, Drama and Vince are the usual show of guys, and didn't age or change much. Not that I have noticed. But even in this mediocre film, there is a lot of fun to be had. I will watch it again for Piven and the comedy, but it will erase from my mind after a while. Watch it, if you loved the TV Show. Otherwise, find something else this week.… Expand

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LamontRaymondJun 4, 2015

Not nearly as bad as many critics would have you believe. Like several have said - if you enjoyed the series, you'll like the movie. If you loathed it, you should obviously look elsewhere. One observation to make: Rhonda Rousey can act!Not nearly as bad as many critics would have you believe. Like several have said - if you enjoyed the series, you'll like the movie. If you loathed it, you should obviously look elsewhere. One observation to make: Rhonda Rousey can act! This is her 4th or 5th film, I believe, and she's getting better with each.… Expand

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cadoverJun 3, 2015

You can't go to this movie with high expectations. It's more of an easy ride, don't think too much, just drink in the eye candy, relax and have fun. I thought it was a great addition to the Entourage name, like one longer episode. Ari isYou can't go to this movie with high expectations. It's more of an easy ride, don't think too much, just drink in the eye candy, relax and have fun. I thought it was a great addition to the Entourage name, like one longer episode. Ari is gold!
I was getting tired of all the superhero-apocalypse-CG overload stuff that's dominated the theatres lately anyway.… Expand

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TVJerryJun 11, 2015

Having seen every episode of the HBO series, I was ready for a bigger, more decadent version on the big screen. As it turns out, it's pretty much more of the same…only less. Movie star Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) decides to direct hisHaving seen every episode of the HBO series, I was ready for a bigger, more decadent version on the big screen. As it turns out, it's pretty much more of the same…only less. Movie star Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) decides to direct his first movie, while the titular trio has new developments of their own and still hot-headed Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven) is now a studio head. Identifying the multitude of cameos (from Warren Buffet to Liam Neeson to Richmond's own Russell Wilson) becomes the movie's most fun entertainment. Toss in some lavish locales, scantily-clad babes and the most gorgeous Cadillac ever. There's about a TV episode's worth of jaunty dialogue, which leaves another hour with uninteresting relationships and mediocre subplots. Fans of the show will enjoy the nostalgia, but anyone expecting anything new or fresh will be let down. NOTE: Stay after the initial credits for Lloyd's big gay wedding.… Expand

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farqussusJun 5, 2015

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I watched the entire series, and in retrospect I'm not sure why. I was drawn to the lifestyle voyeurism to begin with, but it essentially boils down to being a male version of afternoon soaps.
The movie attempts to give everyone a whole series worth of screen time in a double episode. Which means that nothing happens. There is no dramatic tension. Every story that begins, ends abruptly, tied up with a ribbon, and is swept under the rug. Moments where actual comedy might happen are deflated by a relentless stream of pointless celebrity cameos. If they'd have weaved the guys' plots into the main plotline involving Vinnie and the Sixth Sense kid, something might have happened that would've bordered on interesting.
But this is Entourage. You get what you've always been given:
Vinnie makes a seemingly idiotic decision while grinning like a moron. Ari makes it happen for no discernible reason.
Ari grits his teeth, screams at Lloyd and has an aneurism. Ari's wife stays with him for no discernible reason.
E tries to be honest with women. The guys give him **** for not treating them like steak. Women like E for no discernible reason.
Turtle runs around like a puppy. He is successful for no discernible reason.
Drama wallows in self pity and humiliates himself. The guys are oblivious that they are living with an old man whose brittle delusions are the only foundation that keep him from suicide. He is still alive for no discernible reason.
There is a lot of product placement, for obvious reasons.
In the end, everything comes up Milhouse.… Expand

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dharmaAug 26, 2015

Entourage promises you with a 'glamorous' take on Hollywood...I watch the TV series from time to time and I found it enjoyable to some extent. But as a movie? It feels self indulgent and unrelatable. The fact of the matter is Entourage'sEntourage promises you with a 'glamorous' take on Hollywood...I watch the TV series from time to time and I found it enjoyable to some extent. But as a movie? It feels self indulgent and unrelatable. The fact of the matter is Entourage's appeal has run its course. ..It's a film that nobody wants to see.… Expand