Entourage

R16

2015

104 mins

Directed by Doug Ellin
33%
57%
Comedy

HBO's eight-season comedy series continues with this feature, picking up where the show left off. Foul-mouthed Ari (Jeremy Piven) bankrolls... More

HBO's eight-season comedy series continues with this feature, picking up where the show left off. Foul-mouthed Ari (Jeremy Piven) bankrolls Vince's (Adrian Grenier) directorial debut, but finds himself with a $15 million budget blow out. Forced to secure further financing, Ari goes cap in hand to a Texas billionaire (Billy Bob Thornton) for the cash to save his picture.

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Entourage | Ratings & Reviews

33_%212 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
57_%30,786 reviews
Audience score rating

"Entourage the movie is fun. Entourage the movie is crazy. Entourage the movie is packed full of foul-mouthed celebrity cameos. But, most of all, Entourage the movie is a bigger budgeted, longer duration, higher profile episode of Entourage the TV series."

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Flicks

"At no point does anyone involved with the film ever take this too seriously, and as long as one takes it in the same spirit, it's perfectly enjoyable."

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Variety

"In 2015, however, bros only come before hos alphabetically, and what once felt like an innocent tale of wish fulfillment now plays like the masturbatory fantasy of a men's-rights activist."

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Time Out

"You could accuse it of glamorizing the shallow hedonism it depicts, but that charge would only stick if the movie had any genuine flair, romance or imagination."

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The New York Times

"A solidly entertaining summer comedy."

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The Guardian

"None of Entourage amounts to much of anything, other than an insincere family-first message and the umpteenth pressing of the reset button."

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The Dissolve

"There are traces of what made the TV series entertaining, but not enough to sustain a movie."

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Sydney Morning Herald

"From its look to its episodic rhythm, the movie plays like a compressed Season 9 - a season that has its moments but wouldn't rank among the show's finest."

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