Neighbors plays as a typical Seth Rogen meets Zac Efron comedy. Its demographic double play aside, Neighbors is very good at blending its two kinds of comedy, frathouse and new-parent angst together into a tight and consistently funny package. The film draws connections between the two house, new parents Mac and Kelly Radner (Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne) secretly crave their old wild lives, while the boys at Delta Psi look at their brotherhood as a sort of stable home environment.

Neighbors at first seems to string along many unconnected pieces then eventually we see he first connection come along and start to process as the film goes along. It is a silly comedy and many of the negative reviews seem to have complaints about this. It isn't trying to be a masterpiece or anything special but what t does, it works and there are a specific audience for these kinds of comedy.

well, this is my first review so don't be too harsh with me. I watched this movie a few days ago and I went to the movie theater with high expectations because of the fairly good rating (7,4 at the time of watching). But boy was I wrong. The story was nowhere near original, the acting felt wrong as if everything was improvised and the worst aspect: the jokes were only occasionally funny. I guess a lot of people in the movie theater shared this opinion since it was awkwardly silent at parts where you were supposed to laugh. I really missed someone hilarious like Steve Stifler in the American Pie movies whose quotes would stick around. For your money you get a dull comedy with lame jokes that you will most likely have forgotten the next day. Save your time and your well deserved cash and don't visit this one. Unless you find it funny when a baby eats a used condom. I'll give it a generous two because I did laugh two or three times.

2/10

(Flash Review)

A young couple with an infant child has a fraternity buy a house for sale next door. Cue immature comedy scenarios of both 'parties' not getting along because of, you guessed it, rambunctious 'parties' – zing! This is moderately more funny if you are a parent as you have the perspectives of: wish I could go out and live it up but I can't because I have an infant at home and let's be cool with the young neighbors because even though we are older, we are still cool. Lewd humor, scheming and substance abuse ensues. Who will get the last laugh? The end. It has some funny gags, many bad jokes and a plausibly core story as a foundation for the humor. It was OK and better than many current teen-focused comedies.