I didn't really watch Entourage when it came out but have come to appreciate it as more of a Hollywood parody-comedy since watching reruns and renting the DVDs. The best parts of the movie, as with the TV series, are the writing, banter between the main characters and cameos by the likes of Gary Busey. There are some funny and witty lines in it that made me laugh out loud, if you can stand the endless array of adoration by desperate fans - we get it, women like movie stars, no matter how bad the movies are - and predictable plot twists.

Warren Buffet needs to be weary of Ameritrade and MasterCard. There is inflation in the U.S. and half of the money is useless. The treasurer isn't doing their job correctly. There is counterfeit money in circulation. Phillip Morris can be be blamed, along with Ryan Doran, Nathaniel T. Jezak and Associates, as well as Vector. Vector has turned all the good coins into cutlery, Verizon has been used as a gateway to dark money; Vulture Capitalism.Phillip Morris can be blamed for the investments made on behalf of dark money. Microsoft has made a decision that they cannot delete. (Microsoft Outlook and cloud computing and storage). Hillary Clinton should know about it. LiteCoin on BBM, Bitcoin on cloud computing and storage, as well as enslaving ITT professionals in order to use their knowledge to spy. It's a suggestive manner they use in order to manipulate good people. Diplomat out...

Entourage.Watched about 20 minutes of this and had to change the channel. It is the type of film that is pointless to watch without having watched the series in which it is part of. I'm sure fans of the show love it but from what I saw, it isn't funny and you just do not care about the characters or story. In other words, this movie is a waste of time unless you are a fan of the original series. I really hope fans of the show did enjoy this movie. If you've never seen the show before (like me), you really should not waste your time watching this movie. It will come off as whatever.

As many other reviewers have stated, if you liked the show you will like the movie. I think I have seen almost every episode of the show, so I liked it enough to watch those and to give the movie a shot. But it is more of a guilty pleasure than quality entertainment.The characters are all about the same. - Vinnie is bipolar - at one moment he is totally self confident and then the next he asking his whiny friends for advice. He's just a lit richer since the show. - Drama hasn't grown or changed in any way - Eric is still a whiny wimp. Yes, he sleeps with a couple hot girls, but he interrupts sex with one to answer the phone because Sloan might be calling and he only sleeps with the other because he is on drugs - Turtle is the only one that has grown some in the time that has passed, but not much. Though he handles his money well. - and Ari is Ari - on therapyThere are lots of hot girls, a little bit of nudity, some partying, and the same old type of antics that were in the show.The plot is thin, the "bad guy" financial people from Texas are lame, and the acting is about average.And the only sex scenes in the movie are the two with Eric, one with Ari where his wife is clearly disinterested, and a totally contrived one with girl on girl action in the background.So if you liked the show and it comes on your pay cable channel, go ahead and watch it. It isn't worth spending money to see it in the theater or ppv. And don't watch the edited version on an airplane (or when it comes on broadcast TV, too much is cut and it makes it even worse.