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(2016) (Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne) (R)

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- QUICK TAKE:
- Comedy: Having previously survived a fraternity moving in next door to them, a married couple must now contend with a sorority doing the same, all of which threatens the sale of their house.
- PLOT:
- Mac (SETH ROGEN) and Kelly Radner (ROSE BYRNE) live in a nice house in a nice neighborhood with their toddler daughter, Stella (ELISE VARGAS). Yet, they're ready to move, what with a baby on the way, and they've found buyers, but are in a 30-day escrow period. Things look good for clearing that, what with their previous run-in with Teddy Sanders (ZAC EFRON), Pete (DAVE FRANCO), Scoonie (CHRISTOPHER MINTZ-PLASSE), Garfield (JERROD CARMICHAEL) and others of the party-hearty Delta Psi Beta frat house next door now long behind them.
Unbeknownst to them, college freshman Shelby (CHLOE GRACE MORETZ), Beth (KIERSEY CLEMONS) and Nora (BEANIE FELDSTEIN) -- upset to learn that only fraternities go throw parties on college campuses nationwide -- have decided to create their own sorority off-campus, and the former DPB house is currently empty. Even more shocking and operating out of revenge against the Radners, Teddy has decided to be the consultant for Kappa Nu, and the partying begins immediately. What follows is a battle of the wills and various attempts to undermine the other side, with Mac and Kelly calling in their married friends Jimmy (IKE BARINHOLTZ) and Paula (CARLA GALLO) to help them battle the girls, all while also getting an unlikely ally in the form of a former enemy.
- WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT?
- If they're fans of the first film, they probably will.
- WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: R
- For crude sexual content including brief graphic nudity, language throughout, drug use and teen partying.
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