Blockers

Cast

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  Kay Cannon Director
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  Leslie Mann Lisa
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  John Cena Mitchell
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  Ike Barinholtz Hunter
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  Kathryn Newton Julie
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  Geraldine Viswanathan Kayla
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  Gideon Adlon Sam
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  Ramona Young Angelica
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  Graham Phillips Austin
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  Miles Robbins Connor
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  Jimmy Bellinger Chad
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  Colton Dunn Rudy

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Viewer comments

• Cliff Desire 2025-10-06

  french

• Mubarak 2024-09-15

  good film

• user9628617730802 2022-11-22

  This could be the worst "comedy" I have ever seen. The writers threw every stupid gag and joke in the book at this stupid story and still came up empty. You might get a couple of laughs out of it but only because you become desperate to laugh at anything. Don't waste your time or money.

• مصراتي ✌🏻💪🏻🇱🇾 2022-11-22

  "Blockers" (R, 1:42) is a comedy directed by Kay Cannon (writer and producer of the "Pitch Perfect" movies, but making her directorial debut here) and written by Brian Kehoe and Jim Kehoe (2005's "Overachievers"). In one 12-hour period, the story has raunchy fun with both teenage and adult sexuality, with adult and high school relationships also providing comic fodder - parent and teen, teens with each other and parents among themselves - while being reflective of the times in which we live. Lisa (Leslie Mann), Hunter (Ike Barinholtz) and Mitchell (John Cena) are connected with each other because of the close, long-time friendship of their daughters, Julie (Kathryn Newton), Sam (Gideon Aldon) and Kayla (Geraldine Viswanathan), now high school seniors. Lisa is a lonely single mom who is unusually close to her daughter, Hunter is divorced from his daughter's mother and tries to be a fun and completely supportive absentee parent, while Mitchell is an overprotective, overly sentimental dad. On the day of the high school prom, Julie tells her friends at lunch that she has decided to give her virginity to her boyfriend that night after the dance. Kayla quickly and enthusiastically embraces the idea for herself and her date. Sam is a bit more hesitant, seeming to have her mind on something else, but eventually decides to follow suit and - just like that - a "sex pact" is formed. Julie, Sam and Kayla and their dates gather at Sam's house for some pre-prom pics, while their parents ex

• Khaddija 2022-11-22

  Blockers is one of the funniest and best comedies in years. I want to get that statement out of the way first. Three girls who have been best friends since elementary school agree to each have sex with their dates on prom night. Their parents catch wind of the plan and decide that they must stop this from happening. They play the role of blockers. That's really all you need to know about the plot. This movie is fueled by the characters, all of which are more layered than they first seem. Look out for Ike Barinholtz's moment in the third act. And John Cena's. And Leslie Mann's. Heck, every featured character has at least one impressive dramatic moment. But let's be clear-this is a comedy. Several scenes in this movie had me absolutely cracking up, and I was far from the only viewer laughing that hard. One guy started wheezing and even exclaimed, "oh man, this is too much; I can't breathe!" Then the crowd laughed even more. All of this uproarious laughter from a movie that contains no comedy stars. It's rare. Btw, I have nothing but love for Leslie Mann (a comedy standout, not quite a star) and John Cena (a star, perhaps, but not yet for his comedy). Then I realized something. There are comedy stars in this movie. They just haven't become stars yet. What I'm saying is, remember the names and faces from this movie, especially the three daughters. In a few years you will look back and see this as their breakout moment. In addition to the humor, which is abundant, this movie has q

• eartghull❤ 2022-11-22

  Once again I paid money to see a movie that's just like the 30 before it. Don't waste your money

• Esther Moulaka 2022-11-22

  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.