one of my absolute favorites!

Just what I expected

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

If you haven't seen any of the 'Entourage' TV series (which ran from 2004-2011), then you may occasionally be at a loss during the film. The film starts off with a brief 'where-are-they-now' (on a yacht in the Mediterranean, surrounded by dozens of women, obviously), but doesn't offer much background otherwise, assuming if you're watching it, you already know the four main characters - Vince (Grenier), Eric (Connolly), Turtle (Ferrara) & Drama (Dillon) - plus Ari (Piven), who is almost more essential to the show/film than any of the others.As usual, there's plenty of guest stars - Wahlberg, Alba, Favreau, Neeson, Grammer, Busey, Saget, Spade, Hammer, various NFL players - which sometimes add something to the film, but often seem unnecessary and seem to be there purely to make it feel like Hollywood. There's a minor plot for each of the entourage - Vince directing his first film; Drama hoping for a breakout role in that film (& getting embroiled in some online retribution); Turtle trying to get date a girl who happens to be a professional wrestler; and Eric doing pregnancy things with his currently separated wife. Nothing revolutionary plot-wise and - besides Royal Blood at the start, Jane's Addiction at the titles and Tame Impala in the middle - there's some very average music throughout.Ari is slightly calmer and - even though he still screams and says mean things - he comes off as more charming and less abrasive than before. Great to see Piven & Thornton acting together - arguably to only two 'real' actors/stars in the film! Also, credit to Haley Joel Osment, who plays entitled, ignorant hick superbly. The main issue most people will have with this film is its portrayal of Los Angeles - young/skinny women in bikinis (or not), always a party, always sunny, always a brunch. Possibly true, but it does often feel plastic/forced. However, the film isn't bad - it just feels like three episodes rolled into one, with no real sense of tension or resolution at all. It's just a comfortable ride with familiar faces.

i watch a lot of movies but didn't recognize a single face in this film ( well , apart from all those cameos that is ) so i did not have much expectations from the movie , a movie without any big star in the lead roles but i was pleasantly surprised . this movie was super funny , constantly . very well written script and dialogues , appropriate acting , a lot of cameos of well recognized faces .

Entourage is an exquisite masterpiece from the very first episode to the movie! The series and show are a must see. The cast is absolutely amazing and they all crush their roles. The production team did an outstanding job, this truly is must see TV. I have seen the show and movie about 10 times already in full and I will continue to re watch them. If you have not seen them I highly recommend it! The movie picks up right where season eight leaves off. By the time you're done watching you feel like you're apart of the Entourage family. I want to thank everyone who played apart in the creation of this remarkable project! I pray Mark, Doug & the Entourage team keep them coming!

As noted elsewhere, if you didn't like, or have never seen, the series, I don't think that you will get much out of the movie.I don't know if this is a "spoiler" but the fact that the movie picks up 9-10 days later and it is now 2015, didn't bother me. Afterall, Entourage was never about hard fact reality.It was a good Entourage script and I enjoyed all the cameo's. I especially enjoyed all of the old characters making return appearances.It was light, frothy and fun! Didn't exactly expect the end, but as soon as it began, I knew what the 'final word' would be! Well done! My wife asked me why I was laughing. My response was because it was just perfect.