The much used f-word adds authenticity and flavor in an comically exaggerated scenario. The dialogue was f-bombing hilarious, witty and extremely clever. I watched this movie sober, late at night, by myself and I laughed out loud a multitude of times and I rarely laugh when I watch comedies alone even if I find them funny. Since when is multiple usage of the f-bomb a plausible reason to dislike a movie? I am in complete shock. This movie is obviously not targeted at the old people writing these reviews, nor the young people following their lead to appear "intelligent" or whatever they're trying to achieve. It goes to show that it's in peoples nature follow the herd and if they see enough negativity they'll convince themselves that's how it is.
But what the f-bombing f-bomb is going on here? I went through pretty much 5 pages of 1/10 reviews of this film and then I just exploded with frustration. Okay, first of all I'd like to state that I rarely review films because I tend to think IMDb does a great job giving people a general picture of how good/bad a movie is, and the mixed reviews tend to allow for a pretty balanced perspective. All hell breaks loose, from Robert DeNiro parties to Christopher Mintz-Plasse having sex in the bushes, this comedy shows how things can go really wrong really quickly when a family and a frat house become neighbors. After receiving their final warning and being placed on probation, Mac and Kelly pull a prank so ingenious that Teddy and Pete are forced to respond. As the family feuds with the frat brothers, things get hilariously dangerous and the fraternity ends up on thin ice with their college. The police quickly blame Mac for their presence, and the war begins. When Teddy goes back on his word to keep the partying down, Mac calls the police to deal with the problem. Night after night, Mac asks Teddy to lower the fraternity's noise, even accepting the invitation to the party one evening. Teddy is the President, and Pete is his right hand man, and they're quick to accept friendship when Kelly and Mac introduce themselves as the neighbors. Kelly and Mac are settling down in a quiet neighborhood with their newborn child, until the frat brothers move into the house next door.
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