Owen Wilson

Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek star in the original movie ‘Bliss.’

Who knew automated vehicles were also subject to the scrutiny that comes with aging? They may not have to worry about wrinkles, greying hair, or sagging skin, but when cars reach a certain age, it’s straight to the junkyard. (This incites a whole other philosophical discussion around the Cars characters and whether or not they are sentient beings – is their consciousness the engine or the frame, the ghost or the shell?) In Cars 3, racing champ Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) is forced to retirement as a brand new racer enters the game.

The term "product placement" feels insufficient to describe the role of Google in 'The Internship.' This is not so much product placement in a movie as movie placement in a product. For two hours, viewers are treated to a series of bright, high-energy sales pitches for the San Francisco search engine and its vast array of products and services -- Google Play, Google Drive, Google Helplin

I have always been a fan of Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. Their last movie together was Wedding Crashers in 2005. It broke box office records. 2013 brings us a new comedy from the duo. A Shawn Levy film called "The Internship" shot on the Google Campus.