Really funny movie. A bit crude, but still funny. Plus Jennifer Aniston... you know what I'm sayin'?

I enjoyed this much more than I was expecting. Sudekis is up there with my favourite SNL cast members and he didn't disappoint. Jen was... just... *wipes drool*. She's great with comedy and I really enjoyed seeing her working with Jason (previously in Horrible Bosses together). Easy and enjoyable to watch. Throw it on next time you're in the mood to laugh mindlessly. ps - watch the outtakes... certainly worth it.

Will Poulter will never, EVER have a moment, not just in his acting career, but *in his entire life* that will top making out with Emma Roberts and Jennifer Aniston at the same time. Good for him!!! The scene in question: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/198ZhZ26AW/

It's one of my favs of this year!!! I don't remember when was the last time I hear people to laugh and applause at the cinema :)

We're the Millers doesn’t try to reinvent comedy; it just wants to make you laugh with its shameless humor and absurd situations. The story is simple but effective: a small-time drug dealer comes up with a fake family to smuggle drugs across the border without getting caught. To pull it off, he teams up with a stripper, a clueless teenager, and a tough girl. As you can imagine, things quickly spiral out of control, turning the trip into a mess full of chaos and ridiculous situations. The movie follows the style of classic American raunchy comedies, with jokes that sometimes land and others that fall flat, but overall, it delivers a fun time. The cast is one of its biggest strengths. Jason Sudeikis nails the comedic timing with his sarcastic humor, while Jennifer Aniston brings charisma and fits well into her role. However, the real scene-stealer is Will Poulter, whose awkward and endearing teenage character delivers some of the funniest moments. Ed Helms also stands out, adding a touch of craziness to his villainous role. This isn’t a refined comedy, and it doesn’t try to be. We're the Millers goes for straightforward humor, with absurd moments that, while not always perfect, get the job done. The ending is predictable, and some scenes could have been tighter, but if you're looking for a lighthearted comedy without big ambitions, it’s a solid choice for a good time.