A comedy is made to make you laugh. But when a comedy doesn't make you laugh yet doesn't entirely suck it floats into that weird realm of being 'likeable'. Does that mean its failed as a comedy? Or succeeded as a movie?

I'm unsure but Neighbors occupies that 'likeable' space in the same way the films fraternity occupy that neighbouring house. It's hard not to enjoy some of its recklessness but you'd also like it to mature just a tad and turn the volume down.

Or maybe i'm just getting fuckin old.

abercrombie stopped hiring shirtless greeter guys the year after this movie came out bc none could compare to golden god zac efron. he doesn’t even need to go out in the sun he just glistens naturally

just finished watching this movie, and its actually a lot funnier then I expected

baby's first rave
baby's first rave
baby's first rave
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BABY'S FIRST RAVE.

Nicholas Stoller continues to deliver some of the funniest and most emotionally fine-tuned comedies out there, at least of the broad variety. and this is probably his best since FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL, which i trust you will agree is a modern masterpiece of the highest order. Rose Byrne returns as Stoller's secret weapon... the gags kill, the characters are all human (and never without their humanity), and Efron manages to fit in with a comedically gifted ensemble.

the airbag thing was a bit much, though... he could have sat with his baby in one of those chairs!

They've added a Bad to the front of the title here in the UK, presumably so some dimwit doesn't mistakenly wander into the cinema thinking they've finally made a big screen adventure for Harold Bishop and the rest of the denizens of Ramsey Street. As for the film itself, it's actually really funny. Rude, crude and lewd, but very funny. And it has plenty of good gags that weren't already ruined by overexposure in the trailers, which is rare for modern day comedies. I love Seth Rogen, I love Rose Byrne, I love Zac Efron, and all are great in Neighbours. Maybe a little too filthy for some tastes, but I lapped it up. Because I'm a delinquent. Directed by Nicholas Stoller, writer of The Muppets!

Dave Franco and Zac Efron were so aggressively straight in this that it turned around and became gay

👶🏻 who don't annoy me:

1. Stella
2. Baby Yoda

And that's it.

Titled Bad Neighbours in the UK and US.

I guess they thought we would confuse it with the soap opera.

I guess they thought we were fucking idiots.

66/100

A comedy that works because of its combo of simplicity and style. Two sides wage conflict within day-glo set pieces, and it succeeds because of remarkable comedic character work. If you haven't heard, Rose Byrne is a star and Dave Franco's smile is akin to a ray of sunshine.

While I enjoyed Neighbors overall. I was expecting the laughs to hit harder and to come more often. I really only laughed out loud once, and that was because of Rose Byrne.

ft. Dana

anything with zac efron and dave franco is worth watching even if it means i also have to look at seth rogen being gross

// this was literally the only movie starting with N from our collection that i felt like watching lol i was feeling way too picky

Una de mis comedias favoritas! ¿COMO HAY GENTE QUE LA ODIA?

I am trying to get Zac Effron to be in my most watched actors stats don’t ask

Jerrod Carmichael half singing into a PA system "sooooomebody call nine one ooooone"

Very fun film

This movie had some fun moments, some real laugh out loud scenes but on the whole I found it largely annoying. I liked the stuff with the parents and them grappling with getting older and leaving their adolescence but the main plot line with the frat just felt so patently ridiculous i found myself irritated a lot. Of course the entire premises is ridiculous and certainly movies have had more ridiculous ones but I just didn’t buy it.

This movie looks amazing. The cinematography and editing are absolutely perfect. Don't sleep on Stoller.

okay this was actually super enjoyable and funny, also seth rogan AUGH! 😍😫😫😫

Too many good lookers... plot ok but so much men... 5/5

I used to argue with everyone that this was called bad neighbours

rose byrne has no right being that funny in every comedy she’s in