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10. Neighbors (2014)<\/h2>\n

\"Neighbors<\/p>\n

A group of fraternity student moves in next to a young family and while the two try to get along initially, it becomes quite a confrontation as the film goes<\/a> on due to the young guys’ constant noise and partying. The film is 90 minutes long and the MVP here for us is Rose Byrne<\/a>, who shows a prime example performance of how hot women\/actresses can also play funny characters. She also got the most awards recognition from the trio.<\/p>\n

The movie was well made<\/h3>\n

This film was one of the big players at the last MTV Movie awards<\/a> and took home wins there too. Seth Rogen<\/a> does a decent job too,Zac Efron<\/a> was fairly forgettable and he seemed more evil throughout the film than his character asked for. We guess there is a reason why he is only starring with the lesser known Franco brother and not the Oscar-nominated James.<\/p>\n

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The film’s director is fairly experienced, worked on several known films in the past already. Taking that into account, they did a very fine job here. We believe this is one of the best written comedy movies from last year and we\u2019re looking forward to their next projects. Taking into account how the two have been working together for years, we am fairly certain, there will be a lot more to come in the next years.<\/p>\n

One of the best parts of this film<\/a> was that they kept the dramatic moments (protagonists splitting up, a college professor getting severely injured…) really funny too, so this would not become too heavy and actually it took the 100% comedy path and that was the perfect decision.<\/p>\n

Good job by pretty much everybody involved. Random side-note: Rose Byrne, who we liked the most here, is Australian-born and there is a long-running Australian series called “Neighbors<\/a>” too, which made people such as Kylie Minogue<\/a> known. Of course, the series has nothing to do with this film, just a little snippet of information. Oh and back to this film, we also liked the way they handled the closing credits with the help of the baby from the film.<\/p>\n