Point Grey Pictures

Point Grey Pictures (PGP) is a Canadian independent film and television production company founded by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg in 2011. The company is named after Vancouver's Point Grey Secondary School, where Rogen and Goldberg first met.

Filmography

 * 1) 50/50 (2011) (distributed by Summit Entertainment)
 * 2) This Is the End (2013) (distributed by Columbia Pictures)
 * 3) Neighbors (2014) (distributed by Universal Pictures)
 * 4) The Interview (2014) (distributed by Columbia Pictures)
 * 5) The Night Before (2015) (distributed by Columbia Pictures)
 * 6) Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (2016) (distributed by Universal Pictures)
 * 7) mh:okaymovies:Sausage Party (2016) (distributed by Columbia Pictures)
 * 8) The Disaster Artist (2017) (distributed by A24 (United States)/Warner Bros. Pictures (International))
 * 9) mh:awfulmovies:Game Over, Man! (2018) (distributed by Netflix)
 * 10) Blockers (2018) (distributed by Universal Pictures)
 * 11) Long Shot (2019) (distributed by Lionsgate)
 * 12) Good Boys (2019) (distributed by Universal Pictures)
 * 13) An American Pickle (2020) (distributed by HBO Max (United States)/Warner Bros. Pictures (International))

Upcoming films

 * 1) The Something (distributed by Universal Pictures)
 * 2) Where's Waldo? (distributed by United Artists Releasing (United States)/Universal Pictures (International))
 * 3) Black and White (distributed by Paramount Pictures)
 * 4) Memetic (distributed by Lionsgate)
 * 5) Invincible (distributed by Universal Pictures)
 * 6) Video Nasty (distributed by Lionsgate)
 * 7) 79ers (distributed by Lionsgate)
 * 8) Bubble (distributed by Columbia Pictures)
 * 9) Cobweb (distributed by Lionsgate)
 * 10) Untitled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated film (distributed by Paramount Pictures)

Why Their Films Rock

 * 1) Some of their films and tv shows come off as critical, commercial, or box office successes, such as This Is The End, Neighbors, Good Boys, Preacher and The Boys.
 * 2) Many of the movies have great soundtracks.
 * 3) Great acting, especially from Seth Rogen (The founder of the company), who does a great job as both acting and voice acting.
 * 4) Some scenes are really enjoyable to some people.
 * 5) Interesting plots.
 * 6) Some funny humor here and there.
 * 7) The performances, screenplays, humor, and chemistries between the characters (Mostly from Seth Rogen) are outstanding.
 * 8) Unlike mh:awfulmovies:Happy Madison Productions, which their films have a lot of product placement, Point Grey's films barely have any product placement, and is rare to find in the films.
 * 9) Some of their films can even gross out a lot of dollars, like Sausage Party, which is the highest grossing R-rated animated film.
 * 10) Many of their films have a lot of praise by critics for the humor.
 * 11) Many of their movies and television shows have great visual effects in them, like This Is the End, The Boys and The Interview.

Bad Qualities

 * 1) Films they make like Sausage Party can get vulgar at times due to the mature content (Such as strong language, sexual content, drug and alcohol use, strong crude humor, nudity, violence, blood and gore, teen/adult partying, and rude humor).
 * 2) mh:awfulmovies:Game Over, Man! was not well-received.
 * 3) * In fact, while mh:okaymovies:Sausage Party was well-received by critics, it wasn't as well received by audiences.
 * 4) *They also have some bad original shows like mh:terribletvshows:Santa Inc.