Film Review – Entourage

After the global success of the “Sex and the City” movies, it’s bizarre that Hollywood hasn’t made the effort to turn every reasonably successful show into a big screen event. “Entourage” certainly seems like a good fit, with the HBO series (which premiered in 2004) offering salacious content, industry satire, and a warm climate to film in. It comes with some surprise to find “Entourage” failing to do much of anything as a feature, with creator/director/screenwriter Doug Ellin satisfied with turning the picture into an extended episode of the show, complete with dismal performances and the most anticlimactic ending of the year. Granted, the series wasn’t known for its quality, but Ellin is on autopilot here, content to hit the basics and pray for a sequel. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com