Someone get this movie poster a Red Bull!

This Movie Poster Monday we'll be reviewing "The Internship". This week's five points of the poster are:

(Image credit: Filmofilia.com)

1) It's good to see this comedic dual working together again on another movie poster. But, we feel a bit let down by this sequel to the Wedding Crashers poster. That poster had energy, it had Vince Vaughn about to snap in half, it had Christopher Walken's name on it, it had some great movie poster elements. This one is kinda boring... Sorry guys, we're just not feeling this one, and from the looks on their faces it would seem that they're not feeling it either.

2) We feel their first mistake was to put Vince on the left and Owen on the right. Everyone knows that Vince does his best movie poster work on the right side of the poster. (As seen in the Wedding Crashers poster where we see a Vince Vaughn who is actually awake for the shoot... Or it might just be a Vince that's on something funky, either way he looks alive.)

3) What are we pointing at here? We don't get it.

4) If we need any more evidence of Vince's inability to work the left side of the movie poster, all we need to do is dig up the Couples Retreat poster. We can't explain it, but the left is definitely his weak side, he just can't seem to get his game together from there.

5) Then we have Owen Wilson who seems to think that he does his best movie poster work from the middle of the poster. We're not completely convinced, he showed some genius in the Midnight in Paris poster , we're split on You, Me and Dupree, but we're seriously questioning his work on the Marley & Me poster.

In conclusion, based on our detailed analysis of "The Internship", we predict that it'll make $23 million during its first weekend.