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The DVD/downloads: Bad Neighbours, Blue Ruin, When I Saw You

James Jackson
The Times
Zac Efron is the sculpted neighbour no one wants
Zac Efron is the sculpted neighbour no one wants
James Jackson
The Times

Bad Neighbours (15)
★★☆☆☆
Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne are the newbie parents at war with the frat-house next door (led by Zac Efron’s chest). A great comedy about thirtysomethings facing up to adulthood in suburbia remains unmade; this one settles instead for sub-Animal House gags on the juvenile side of the fence.
(DVD/Blu-ray, out Mon)


Blue Ruin (15)
★★★★☆
An intense young hobo gets caught in a violent vigilante mess after his parents’ redneck killer is released from prison. A low-budget, low-key indie thriller that simmers slowly in its Blood Simple juices.
(DVD/Blu-ray, out Mon)


When I Saw You (15)
★★★☆☆
World pick of the week is an engaging Palestinian coming-of-age drama set in a 1967 refugee camp, where a bright, fatherless 11-year-old boy runs away to join local freedom fighters. Warmly poignant and timely.
(DVD, out now)

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