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2014's Neighbors is a fun concept. It's about a couple (played by Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne) who are enjoying their chill suburban life with their infant daughter, even if these new parental responsibilities prevent them from enjoying their old partying lifestyle. That is until a fraternity known for its insane parties led by Zac Efron and Dave Franco, moves into the house next door.
Next comes a back-and-forth battle between Rogen and Byrne and the frat bros as they try to find some kind of common ground between them. Neighbors has a few laughs and funny moments, but it's certainly not Rogen's funniest flick. However, in terms of a party movie, it's a unique approach that's still fun to see even if it's not as funny as some of the others. After its release, a sequel titled Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising was announced and premiered in 2016, following a similar formula except the new neighbors are a sorority this time.
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The Night Before is really just about these three friends doing an array of drugs all on one evening to send their tradition out with a bang. While it's funny in some spots, that trope can get a little tiresome after a while. However, this movie has more heart than a lot of other party movies do, making it a fun, non-traditional watch during the holiday season.
Found-footage movies are one of those types that you either love or hate. Project X is a found-footage comedy about three friends who want to gain popularity and plan to do so by throwing a party. But things get out of hand when one of the friends advertises the party throughout their entire school, and through the power of the grapevine, it gets out of hand fast.
Starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ethan Embry, and Charlie Korsmo, the 1998 motion picture is all about the high school graduation party feel. Can't Hardly Wait is your typical high school movie as it gathers attractive girls and boys, different personalities, love triangles, and drama. However, one thing for sure is that all the students want a night to remember before they all venture onto various paths.
For some, Animal House is the ultimate party movie. Premiering in 1978, the movie is about a troublesome fraternity that lives to challenge the authority of their college dean. Starring big names like John Belushi, Kevin Bacon, Tim Matheson, and Peter Riegert, Animal House is recognized as culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant by the Library of Congress and was added to the National Film Registry in 2001.
It is also recognized as being one of the movies that sparked the start of the gross-out movie genre. It's one of those movies that often tries to be imitated, but it's hard to achieve what Animal House did in the '70s today. Even all these years later, Animal House has truly withstood the test of time and is still just as funny and likable today as it was when it hit theaters years ago. It's a true classic, or rather, the grandfather of the frat party movie trope.
Booksmart is one of the newest releases on this list. It's about two academically-driven girls (Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever) on the eve of their high school graduation who realize they missed out on all the fun of high school and decide to cram four years of fun and partying into one night for the last hurrah before college. Booksmart was Olivia Wilde's feature directorial debut and also starred Jason Sudeikis, Jessica Williams, Lisa Kudrow, Will Forte, and Billie Lourd.
Booksmart was very well-received and even earned Feldstein a nomination for Best Actress - Comedy or Musical at the Golden Globes. It's a funny coming-of-age story that's especially unique as it focuses on two girls rather than a frat or group of guy friends that are most commonly featured in movies like this.
Dazed and Confused is another classic entry into the party movie genre. It follows a few different groups of high school-age teenagers in Texas on the last day of school in 1976. Full of partying and standard teen movie hijinks, Dazed and Confused is a cult classic that ranks on several best high school movies lists.
Good Boys is another coming-of-age comedy that centers on a trio of guy friends, except instead of being grown men, or high school or college students, the friends in question are a trio of sixth-grade boys. Starring Jacob Tremblay, Brady Noon, and Keith Williams, Good Boys follows the three friends as they try to attend a party hosted by some of their popular classmates.
The film is hilarious. There's something about the juxtaposition of three misfit sixth-graders trying to attend a house party and the misadventures that ensue that make this movie such fun to watch. It's also consistently funny from start to finish, which is often hard to achieve. But while its main focus is to make you laugh, Good Boys also has heart, and it manages to perfectly balance that with humor, creating a well-rounded storyline.
The Hangover premiered in 2009 and tells the story of four friends (Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis Ed Helms, and Justin Bartha) who travel to Las Vegas for a bachelor party. But when the guys wake up the next day with no memory of the previous night and notice the groom (Bartha) is missing, they set out on an adventure to put the pieces of the night together and find the groom before his wedding day.
The Hangover is a funny movie about friendship and partying that takes the "what happens in Vegas" concept to a whole new level. It was so well-received that it spawned a trilogy, with two more movies premiering in 2011 and 2013. Though the sequels were decently successful, neither was as well-received nor as good as the original.
There really isn't another movie out there like This Is the End. Premiering in 2013, This Is the End features an ensemble cast playing exaggerated versions of themselves as they try to survive a global biblical apocalypse that starts in the middle of a housewarming party in Los Angeles. The motion picture is the epitome of ensemble casting including a range of celebrities like Seth Rogen, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Michael Cera, Emma Watson, Rihanna, Channing Tatum, and even the Backstreet Boys.
It is one of the big standout movies from the 2000s and has been credited with having a significant impact on the millennial generation it targeted at the time of its release. From the hilarious dialogue to the chemistry between Cera and Hill and the iconic moments and one-liners like the McLovin scene, Superbad hails as one of the greatest party movies to date.
The entertaining comedy took the United States by storm when it was released in 2005. Wedding Crashers was a huge commercial hit. The wedding-themed film hit the spot for many where the protagonists take advantage of the ceremony's atmosphere and make their move on the women they fancy. With nothing serious in mind, their approach is to have fun but when one of them falls for a woman he meets at a party, everything changes.
The memorable film balances fun, adventure, and a good storyline. You can sit back and relax and venture with characters played by Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn as they crash weddings, enjoy the party, and have a pretty good time while they learn a thing or two along the way.
The beach party film is an American film genre of feature films which were produced and released between 1963 and 1968, created by American International Pictures (AIP), beginning with their surprise hit, Beach Party, in July 1963. With this film, AIP is credited with creating the genre.[1][2][3] In addition to the AIP films, several contributions to the genre were produced and released by major and independent studios alike. According to various sources, the genre comprises over 30 films,[4][5][6] with the lower-budget AIP films being the most profitable.[7]
One of the earliest uses of the term in print is found several times in the June 1965 issue of Mad magazine in an article written by Larry Siegel.[8] Commentators on the genre have used this term as well.[9][10][11][12] The term "beach party film" is distinguished from a "surf film" or "surf movie" in that the former refers to the comedies of the 1960s, whereas the latter terms refer to surf documentaries (such as The Endless Summer or Riding Giants),[12] a still-active genre. Occasionally the term "surf movie" refers to a straightforward dramatic film that uses surfing as a backdrop or plot device, such as Big Wednesday or Blue Crush.[13]
Additionally, 1960's Where the Boys Are, from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and perhaps to some degree 1961's now-obscure Gidget imitator, Love in a Goldfish Bowl, from Paramount Pictures, are two films that established a tone of light-hearted adolescent sexuality that would be exploited by AIP in Beach Party.[18] Bryna Productions' 1957 coming of age drama film The Careless Years featured extensive use of beach party scenes filmed around Santa Monica, California.[19][20]
All seven of the major studios of the 1960s managed to release at least one film that would later be deemed part of the 'beach party' cycle, either big-budget affairs that they produced themselves, or low-budget knock-offs that they picked up for distribution. With the exception of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Girl Happy (an Elvis Presley vehicle) and United Artists' For Those Who Think Young, none of these were able to duplicate the box-office success of the AIP product.
The aforementioned and rarely screened Love in a Goldfish Bowl, Paramount Pictures' answer to Gidget, (with Tommy Sands and Toby Michaels as knock-off versions of James Darren and Sandra Dee) was released in July 1961. An illustration of a surfer was used in the poster for the film, and a short beach scene was featured in the trailer, nevertheless, the bulk of the action takes place at a lake house in Balboa. However, following the success of Beach Party, Paramount later put out three full-fledged 'beach party' imitations, starting with The Girls on the Beach and Beach Ball, both in 1965, and C'mon, Let's Live a Little in 1967.
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