Continuing Story of TV Show Characters
“Entourage The Movie” picks up the action six months after the HBO TV show ended in 2011. Movie star Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) was divorced on his honeymoon. E (Kevin Connolly) has broken up with Sloan (Emmanuelle Chriqui) but she’s pregnant with his baby. Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) has lost considerable weight and has become a multi-millionaire as a tequila mogul. Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon) is still seeking a movie role that will bring him respect in the industry, and Vincent’s former agent, Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven), is now the powerful head of a movie studio.<br /><br />Ari approaches Vincent to star in what is hoped to become a blockbuster franchise, but Vincent wants to direct. Conflict heightens when the film’s Texas financier, Larsen McCredle (Billy Bob Thornton), sends his son Travis (Haley Joel Osment) to Hollywood to oversee his investment.<br /><br />Assorted sub-plots feature Vincent’s pals. Drama is trying to be taken seriously as an actor despite a shaky resume. Turtle tries to date mixed martial artist and actress Ronda Rousey (playing herself). And Ari applies his same no-holds-barred approach to running a studio as he did as a super agent. Unfortunately, the plot lines never really converge and the episodic nature of the show appears designed only to showcase each of the original entourage members. Celebrity appearances by Piers Morgan, Warren Buffett, Mark Cuban, Gary Busey, Bob Sagat, Jon Favreau, Andrew Dice Clay, Mike Tyson, Kelsey Grammar, Ed O’Neill, David Spade, Jessica Alba, and Tom Brady do nothing to elevate the proceedings.<br /><br />“Entourage: The Movie” may be appreciated by fans of the TV series. For others, the film will seem little more than a celebration of a hedonistic lifestyle, since Vincent and his pals live in luxury, basking in the glow (or reflected glow) of stardom. The screenplay by show creator Doug Ellin attempts to cram too much into too little time. The main plot offers plenty of opportunity to explore the dark facets of celebrity, yet the movie seems content to float along on the tinsel-town misadventures of its stars.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include “The Making of Hyde,” a behind-the-scenes look at the film within the film; “The Gang — Still Rockin’ It,” a featurette with the cast discussing how things have changed since the TV series (2004-2011); deleted scenes; gag reel; and a profile of the newest member of “Entourage,” Lucas Ellin as Jonah Gold. A digital HD copy is also enclosed.
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