Three parents try to stop their daughters from losing their virginity on prom night.Three parents try to stop their daughters from losing their virginity on prom night.Three parents try to stop their daughters from losing their virginity on prom night.
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One of the better coming of age stories this year
If you would have told me 5 years ago that I would enjoy a movie where John Cena butt chugs a beer, I would have been shocked that you made such a specific accusation, but then probably agreed with you. Aside from its moments of corniness and absurdity, Blockers accomplished its goal of getting a few good laughs out of me. The coming of age plot hidden behind our adult protagonists was charming.
They would've done better without advertising this
I'll be honest, I knew about this movie months in advance, and the preview made it look terrible. Then, on top of this, whenever I watched tv, ads for this movie would run during the commercials, and they were insufferable. I thought this movie was going to be absolute garbage(because that's what the previews made it out to be) and was kind of annoyed when my friends picked this of all movies to see.
The theatre was almost empty, even though it was only day 2 of it being out. I'm guessing everyone else saw the ads and decided not to see it.
Anyway, to my utmost surprise, the movie actually turned out to be quite decent. I laughed throughout the movie. And it actually did have somewhat of a plot, and it was original humour, as opposed to the cheap sex and weed jokes that I expected it to be from watching the previews.
It's a shame. I feel that because they ran so many terrible ads for this movie that a lot of people will never get to experience this movie.
Anyway, to my utmost surprise, the movie actually turned out to be quite decent. I laughed throughout the movie. And it actually did have somewhat of a plot, and it was original humour, as opposed to the cheap sex and weed jokes that I expected it to be from watching the previews.
It's a shame. I feel that because they ran so many terrible ads for this movie that a lot of people will never get to experience this movie.
Predictable humor
Blockers is a relatively newer R rated comedy, released in 2018 and having making somewhat of a profit (although perhaps the studios thought it would be bigger). The comedy in this film is as in which we have seen before, from these type of teen sex comedies. A lot of jokes were quite predictable and just weren't funny. The premise is good decent as it is gender opposite and makes sense in a way, but overall the comedy just wasn't funny.
The cast was good, John Cena as the over protective father was perhaps the highlight. Other than that, the film is predictable in the end, with somewhat of a sequel type ending. However, this film probably won't end up getting a sequel due to it not being that big of a success. And perhaps its for the best.
The cast was good, John Cena as the over protective father was perhaps the highlight. Other than that, the film is predictable in the end, with somewhat of a sequel type ending. However, this film probably won't end up getting a sequel due to it not being that big of a success. And perhaps its for the best.
Avoid
Blockers is simply not funny and a complete drag. Disappointed this counts for entertainment these days.
Good for an hour
This movie was a good, generic crude slapstick comedy for about an hour, but ran out of jokes and fell painfully flat at the end. Sacrificed comedy and screenwriting to push a political message for nearly a third of the movie. Tried to be inspiring instead of funny, and just turned out to be annoying. Don't pay money to watch this. Watch once it's out on DVD if you're bored and easily amused.
Did you know
- TriviaThe original script was titled "Cherries" and features three fathers as the leads. Leslie Mann's character was later changed to a mother.
- GoofsWhen Lisa walks into the hotel room, she sits on a bed with rose petals arranged on it in a heart formation. Some of the petals move when she sits down, but in the next shot they are rearranged as though they hadn't moved at all. This happens a few times in different shots throughout the scene.
- Crazy creditsThere is a very brief scene in the closing credits.
- Alternate versionsIn Singapore, the film was originally passed with an R21 classification due to the film's sexual content and nudity. However the distributors were unsatisfied with this rating and opted to re-edit the film in order to obtain the more commercially lucrative M18 rating; the aforementioned cut removes a brief, close-up depiction of a hand squeezing a man's scrotum, as part of a couple's act of foreplay.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Bachelor: The Women Tell All (2018)
- SoundtracksThe Breeze
Written by Toby Leaman and Scott McMicken
Performed by Dr. Dog
Courtesy of Park the Van Records
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Box office
- Budget
- $21,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $60,311,495
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $20,556,350
- Apr 8, 2018
- Gross worldwide
- $94,019,120
- Runtime
- 1h 42m(102 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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