This movie is
not great—it lacks all the necessary things to make it a must-watch. But I have
to say, I laughed all through the movie. There was a joke at every turn. The
idea (to me) was different, but the execution was clichéd. Still, to be real, I
enjoyed it a little bit too much, and I recommend that you watch it.
Hollywood has
decided that if you want to see a PG-13 comedy, you should go watch the Disney
Channel. Any comedy released today is full of sexual references and crude
language. We’re the Millers is no different. There’s crude
humor, high sexual references, and to add to that, some scenes are predictable.
We’re the
Millers will not be well-received by many because it just looks like
some writers came together, started a script, and forgot to carry it through
the right path. So, what you have is a mix-up of what should be and what should
not be. In the end, the movie is just a nice break from the regular crappy
comedies we’re used to.
In the area of
acting, Jennifer Aniston was just spectacular. She outshined her co-stars, and
it was nice seeing her in a different light. In this movie, she plays
Rose/Sarah, the stripper.
The movie’s plot
is weird. A drug dealer, David Clark (Jason Sudeikis), is robbed of his money
and stash, causing him to owe his supplier over $40,000.
His supplier
decides to let David off the hook by cutting him a deal: he has to smuggle
marijuana from Mexico. In the end, he’ll get a $100,000 payoff, and his debt
will be cleared.
Realizing that
one man attempting to get through customs will be too suspicious, he decides to
hire a stripper named Rose (Jennifer Aniston), a runaway teenage girl named
Casey (Emma Roberts), and his virgin 18-year-old neighbor Kenny (Will Poulter)
to pose as a bogus family called the “Millers” so as not to arouse suspicion
while crossing the border.
But as you’d
expect, things just didn’t go as planned.
The movie did
have surprises, though. Some events that occurred were just new to me. The
movie also plays to the emotions a little—if you’re single, it can arouse a
desire to have a family of your own.
I’ll be looking forward to seeing this movie again, and I advise you to give it a twirl. I do hope the movie gets a sequel.
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