Neighbors
also known as “Bad Neighbors,” “Bad Neighbours,” “Buenos vecinos,” “Vizinhos,” “Nos pires voisins,” “Cattivi vicini,” “Kaimynai,” “Kötü Komsular,”
See more »“Les voisins,” “Loše komšije,” “Malditos vecinos,” “Má Vizinhança,” “Naapurit,” “Pis Qonshular,” “Qonshular,” “Rossz szomszédság,” “Sasiedzi,” “Shkhenim,” “Sosedi,” “Sousedi,” “Susjedi iz pakla,” “Vecini de cosmar”
MPA Rating:
for pervasive language, strong crude and sexual content, graphic nudity, and drug use throughout.
Moral Rating: |
Extremely Offensive—Avoid
|
Moviemaking Quality: |
|
Primary Audience: |
Adults
|
Genre: |
Comedy
|
Length: |
1 hr. 36 min.
|
Year of Release: |
2014
|
USA Release: |
May 9, 2014 (wide—3,200+ theaters)
DVD: September 23, 2014
|
Featuring |
Zac Efron … Teddy Sanders
Rose Byrne … Kelly Radner
Dave Franco … Pete
Seth Rogen … Mac Radner
Christopher Mintz-Plasse … Scoonie
Jake Johnson …
Halston Sage … Brooke
Lisa Kudrow … Carol Gladstone
See all »Chasty Ballesteros … Alecia
Carla Gallo … Paula
Cassandra Starr … Sorority Girl
Ali Cobrin … Whitney
Olia Voronkova … Sorority Girl
Craig Roberts … Assjuice
Ike Barinholtz … Jimmy
Hannibal Buress … Officer Watkins
Jason Mantzoukas … Dr. Theodorakis
Bobby Moynihan …
Jesse Heiman … Babysitter
Randall Park …
Bridgetta Tomarchio … Sorority Girl
Brian Huskey … Bill Wazowkowski
Maria Olsen … Prostitute
Meghan Aruffo … Sorority girl
Jerrod Carmichael … Garf
Elsi Eng … Sorority girl
Ashley Leilani … Sorority Girl
Melanie Avalon … Sorority Girl
Lauren Hargrave … Party Girl
Alanna Dergan … Sorority Girl
Erika Del Toro … Sorority girl
Marianne Bourg … Sorority Girl
Demetrice Nguyen … Noah
Holli Dean … Sorority Girl
Stacia Hitt … Sorority Sister
Bettina Kenney … Siri (voice)
Ayesha Fraser … Sorority Girl
Thomas R. Baker … Alien Guard
Gary Sievers … Homeless Man
Fahim Anwar …
Robert Michael Anderson … 30's Frat Boy
Sasha Bujnak (as Alexandra Bujnak) … Sorority Girl
Danika Galindo … Sorority Girl
Robert A. Dunne … Pledge (as Robert Dunne)
Robbie Carlysle … Dr. Junk
Ori Kalmus … Rival Frat Bro
Rachel Ann Mullins … Delta Psi Beta little sister
Christian O'Brien … Rif Raf
Zack Cosby … Stink
Chad Zapfe … Frat Guy
Daniel Roman … Student
Justin Oberts … Fraternity Brother
Fernando Duran … Delta Psi Fraternity Brother
David James Pryce … Delta Psi Fraternity Brother
Justin Teitell … Rival Frat Bro
Aaron Colom … Street Dice Player
Wendy Knight … Liz Cackowski
Kira Sternbach … Brittany
Elise Vargas … Stella
Amber Sharae Topsy … Sorority Girl
Zoey Vargas … Stella
D.J. Waldman … Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Courtney Hart … Sorority Girl
Scot London … Frat Party DJ
Pascal Shin … Justin
Jason Pickar … Riff Raff
Allen Singh … Thug #2
|
Director |
Nicholas Stoller — “Fun with Dick and Jane,” “Yes Man,” “Get Him to the Greek”
|
Producer |
Good Universe
Point Grey Pictures
See all »
Brian Bell … Executive Producer
Andrew J. Cohen (as Andrew Jay Cohen) … Executive Producer
Meryl Emmerton … Production Executive
Evan Goldberg … Producer
Brendan O'Brien … Executive Producer
Seth Rogen … Producer
James Weaver … Producer
|
Distributor |
|
Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “A couple with a newborn baby face unexpected difficulties after they are forced to live next to a fraternity house.
Seth Rogen, Zac Efron and Rose Byrne lead the cast of ‘Neighbors,’ a comedy about a young couple suffering from arrested development who are forced to live next to a fraternity house after the birth of their newborn baby. ‘Neighbors’ is directed by Nick Stoller (‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall,’ ‘Get Him to the Greek’).”
Negative
Comments from young people
Movie Critics
The movie mainly consists of the two playing practical jokes on each other, trying to get the other to give up and move out. The parents spend a lot of time trying to fit in and party with college kids, there’s lots of drinking and drugs and meanwhile the baby is practically forgotten. At one point the husband and wife decide to have her seduce one of the frat brothers to turn him against one of the other frat brothers. The wife then proceeds to get this college student so drunk, that the two of them literally start committing adultery in front of a bunch of wild and crazy college kids, and with her husband standing there cheering her on… I thought that was disgusting. I got up and left the theater after that…
There are so many lewd acts in this movie, I lost track, there’s even one that sinks low enough to include their innocent child… and I watched less than half the movie. Take my advice and stay away from this movie IMHO… It has absolutely no redeeming qualities.
My Ratings: Moral rating: Extremely Offensive / Moviemaking quality: 3