Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Reżyseria:
Nicholas StollerZdjęcia:
Brandon TrostMuzyka:
Michael AndrewsObsada:
Seth Rogen, Chloë Grace Moretz, Zac Efron, Rose Byrne, Dave Franco, Carla Gallo, Selena Gomez, Kiersey Clemons, Ike Barinholtz, Lisa Kudrow, Billy Eichner (więcej)VOD (3)
Opisy(1)
Mac (Seth Rogen) i Kelly Radner (Rose Byrne) spodziewają się drugiego dziecka, a to świetna okazja, by zrobić ostateczny krok w dorosłość: przenieść się na przedmieścia. Ale kiedy już udało im sprzedać swój dom, okazało się, że obok ponownie zamieszkało mocno imprezujące towarzystwo, któremu przewodzi Shelby (Chloë Grace Moretz). Aby kupcy nie zdążyli wycofać się z transakcji, Mac i Kelly sięgają tajną broń – swojego byłego sąsiada Teddy’ego (Zac Efron). Ale panienki z Kappa Nu nie poddadzą się bez walki. (Filmostrada)
(więcej)Recenzje (3)
A classic sequel with everything that entails. Sometimes it will make you feel like throwing up and every now and then it draws its best jokes from the first part. I did watch it until the end, but I would love to run hooks through the mouths of that alpha-girl group and hang them somewhere out to dry.
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The sequel to Neighbors loses nothing compared to the first part, which offered quite a brisk and light summer fun to unwind. On the one hand, it is an average comedy with a simple script, but on the other hand, I laughed out loud more than once, which is the most important thing in this genre. Of course, there were a few obvious moralising nuggets of wisdom, but you can find them almost everywhere nowadays, so what the hell. The scenes that blew me away the most were the Minions and the attempted escape from the garage. In short, a decent second part, which, in the context of gender balance, offers this time more female characters, who, however, do not lag behind the male cast and properly and give the main characters a run for their money.
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I expected it to be bad, and in the end, it was. There are jokes that are entertaining, but the whole plot is kind of painfully ordinary, and moreover, you constantly feel like it's just the same thing you saw in the first movie. Repetitive, except that it tries to play on the idea that you've grown attached to the characters, they've progressed, and you're curious about the direction it took. Nothing groundbreaking.
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