Neighbors (1981) - He Tried to Pork Me Scene (4/10) | Movieclips

Neighbors - He Tried to Pork Me: Sparks fly over a bizarre dinner.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Earl Keese (John Belushi) lives in an orderly house with his wife, Enid (Kathryn Walker), and daughter, Elaine (Lauren-Marie Taylor). His routine is disrupted when loudmouthed Vic (Dan Aykroyd) and his oversexed wife, Ramona (Cathy Moriarty), move in next door. Ramona and Vic subject Earl and his family to a bizarre dinner date and a near-death encounter in the front yard. Soon, Earl is ready to take drastic action to get rid of Vic and Ramona -- but he might lose everything in the process.

CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1981)
Cast: Cathy Moriarty, Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Kathryn Walker
Director: John G. Avildsen

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[pacino]

I saw this movie in the theater when I was a teen. I always remembered that line, "I wasn't born with your hand in my bush" 🤣

[leobrussel]

THE most underrated movie of all time. Bizzare from beginning to end. Great performances by all. My two favorite lines, both from Ackroyd: "Admit it Earl. Admit you psycically willed her towel to fall." And, of course, "Now just put your coffee back in the cup".

[orlandonostagiafever]

Like Arthur Bremmer said how many things go right in this crazy world 😂

[andrewliaw]

"PORK you ??!! ....Whaatt?!"
🤣😂😅. Love the way Belushi said that! Priceless!!

[pts]

Cathy Moriarty was SMOKING HOT back then.

[ronarmstrong]

There I was. 12 years old. Watching this in the theater with Mom and Dad. I'm guessing they weren't expecting this type of dialogue.

[louismatassa]

This was a classic comedy and hilarious !

[mike]

Wacky, seriously funny, brilliant film. I think it was panned by most critics. They were dead wrong about it. Belushi playing against type becomes his usual self out of necessity when a nutty neighbor forces his hand. The interplay between Belushi and Ackroyd is something else. Belushi was a great talent just beginning to find his stride when his addiction took him. Very sad.

[carl_anderson]

This is not actually a very good movie but Cathy Moriarty's Ramona I one of the sexiest women I've seen.

[adrianamatlack]

I always loved this movie, the comment about pin worms had be dying laughing when I first saw this.

[setpunks]

I actually liked this movie. I liked that Belushi and Aykroyd swapped roles. Aykroyd is creepy and Belushi is intriguing as a milquetoast.
The pacing is weird, though. Apparently, everyone on the set was doing a ton of drugs and Belushi and Aykroyd were both trying to get the director fired.

[MrBLU]

"Uhhh..Yes Ramona, I Know, and I accept the figures you mentioned"...

[clintbronson]

Good is it?? Wellll I must compliment the chef. Saw this in the theater half the audience didn’t like it 🙄

[sbracco]

Read the Thomas Berger novel, which hilariously and nightmarishly punctures the complacent bubble of mid-century American suburbia.

[joshuawaldorf]

The lenses for Aykroyd doesn't fit his persona.

[ba]

Authorities to investigate and darily suspect that's

[dagnabbit]

I could use the cliche “ Ahead of its time “ but I think the cousin cliche “ it was too early “ fits better . This film was about five years too early. It was also prescient and maybe not intentionally but it was foreshadowing the coming yuppie ism

[peteespinosa]

I love how Ramona waves as they leave like she did nothing wrong. After that Earl should give her the PORKING OF HER LIFE!!
Oink, oink my good man.