Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Movie • 2016 • Comedy
ReportA sorority moves in next door to the home of Mac and Kelly Radner who have a young child. The Radner's enlist their former nemeses from the fraternity to help battle the raucous sisters.
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malovela
Hmmm... Sexual assault-adjacent, maybe? There's no rape or other violent sexual assault. Everything in the movie is played for laughs. BUT there are scenes which may be triggering to some. There's lots of more or less direct sexual social pressure and hypersexualisation, and lots of invading people's private space in more or less sexual ways. In one scene, a man runs across his front lawn, which is crowded with teen girls in bikinis, and they tear off his clothes as he stumbles along. He locks himself in his car, and several girls crowd the car, one or two on the hood, making very sexually suggestive movements aimed at him. While it's going on, he says to his wife on the phone that he doesn't like it (although he's smiling slightly, which indicates that he secretly sort of does). ... There's also a typical frat-style party during which several of the hosting girls start to feel very uncomfortable because they're being overtly sexualised by guys at the party (the girls explicitly talk about how they're feeling). They advertised the party in advance by posting an invitation video on the internet in which they intentionally sexualised themselves to draw as many people as possible, and they dress up hypersexily for the party as well to continue drawing people in at the door, but when it comes down to it, they hate the atmosphere and feel unsafe, and they close down the party. We see two people - a teen girl and a grown man - drinking from the punch bowl at the party, only to find that the punch contained roofies. Nothing happens to them besides getting high, but still. Btw, at one point someone says "Never drink the punch at a party", which is pretty depressing. ... At another party, seen earlier on in the movie, a frat house is "decorated" with signs clearly indicating that going upstairs to have sex is expected behaviour - lights hung in the shape of a penis, lights hung in the shape of arrows pointing up the stairs, written signs... --- There may be other instances than these, but unfortunately I don't remember.
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malovela
No, but there's a scene in which the parents of a little girl confess a number of parenting screwups they've been guilty of over the years: accidentally dropping the baby on her head, forgetting her at home and stuff like that. There's no active abuse or serious/general neglect of children in the movie, and the girl is clearly thriving.
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malovela
Very early on in the movie, maybe even in the first scene, a (pregnant) woman throws up full in her husband's face during sex. We hear and see it clearly, and the vomit stays on his face for the rest of the scene. It's pretty disgusting.
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