Bad Neighbours 2 Film Review

Finished watching Bad Neighbours 2, directed by Nicholas Stoller, and staring Seth Rogan, Rose Byrne, Chloë Graze Moretz, Zac Efron and Dave Franco. The film opens up a with parents Mac (Seth Rogan) and Kelly Radner (Rose Byrne) expecting baby number two meaning that their house is up for sale due to the family needing to upsize. When the couple accept a buyers offer for the house a college sorority lead by Shelby (Chloë Graze Moretz) moves into the house next door threatening the sell especially when their former neighbour Teddy (Zac Efron) moves in with ten sorority after his best friend Pete (Dave Franco) got engaged with his boyfriend as the couple plan on starting a family together. Overall this was a good film as good comedic moments which are fairly hit and miss but when it hits it's mark the comedy works extremely well and brings with it some great laugh out loud moments. The journey that Teddy takes over the course of the film is great as his story feels very coming of age as his character has a lot of development over the course of the film which is extremely interesting. While the interactions and reactions the adult characters have towards the girls of the sorority is good as they try to deal with the predicament very early on which backfires in a spectacular fashion which leads to some great situations like the girls pranking Mac and Kelly by changing their contacts which leads to Mac finding himself in Australia while his colleagues believe that the building has airbags in it again which also make a return but in a different way. 7/10.