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Overall Rank: 1898

Average Rating: 2.9/4

# of Ratings: 118

Theatrical Release Date: 08/07/2013

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 11/19/2013

Language: English

Genre: Comedy

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Rawson Marshall Thurber

Actors: Jennifer Aniston, Emma Roberts, Ed Helms, Thomas Lennon, Jason Sudeikis, Nick Offerman

Plot: A long-time pot dealer comes up with a perfect plan to move a huge shipment from Mexico into the U.S. - he will create a brand new fake family to cover his tracks. -- Chris Kavan

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 07/03/2019

You can tell it's trying, but it still comes across as dry and tastelessly lowbrow.

chris man 27 - wrote on 10/12/2016

this was one of those i was never sure about but it turned out when i watched the cable version of this not long ago it was a true blast mabey not laugh every second funny but was still cute and i will admit that i had a blast with this movie the family is very funny together emma roberts is absolutely irresistable here she kept me in stiches the rest of the cast was wonderful too a good 'adult comedy' it was a cute good time u will love the millers trust me

Ian - wrote on 09/16/2015

Don't waste your time with this one. As far as comedies go, this was painfully unfunny. I kept waiting for it to end, and it just kept going and going. I did not like it at all. It felt very forced and contrived.

ikkegoemikke
Movie God

No surprises and predictable but sometimes funny

ikkegoemikke - wrote on 12/01/2017

"You can buy a house and run away from it."

"We're the Millers" fits perfectly with the rest of the comedies (Pain & Gain, The Internship and The Heat) I've seen. I expected it would be a relaxing evening watching a movie after a stressful week. Finally maybe a flick that would make me burst out in a series of dissipative laughter. Unfortunately as with the other films there was not much to laugh about.

Overall it was a fun movie with some witty one-liners and funny situations, but this was too much overshadowed by quite vulgar and downright ridiculous conversations. Average entertainment content with sometimes a feeling that the scriptwriters wanted to make it tremendously easy for themselves by using hackneyed gags that have already been used several times in other films. Cheesy …

Daniel Corleone
Movie God

We're The Millers review

Daniel Corleone - wrote on 10/11/2013

This film caught this reviewer totally by surprise. From start to finish this was faultless. Soundtrack was well utilized throughout the picture, all the characters had relevance and the plot though simple, it’s journey was filled with heart and laughter. It revolves around a drug dealer named David Clark, a stripper who is about to get evicted named Rose, an innocent 18 year old named Kenny and a homeless thief named Casey. The transcript has some misses but mostly funny while the acting was solid especially from Poulter. Some soon to be classic lines: “Well, I’m awake and I speak English so, yeah, I know what you’re saying.” and “F*#k off real-life Flanders.” The picture has offensive scenes and crude humor; it’s still funny as hell from the beginning until the …

Lee
Producer

Funny film

Lee - wrote on 08/25/2013

Although the movies I find Jennifer Aniston in these days are pretty enjoyable, I was not prepared for her role as a stripper in this and you know what? She actually is quite funny!! Director Rawson Marshall Thurber whose only other movie that I had seen was 04's 'Dodgeball :A true underdog story' a movie I wasn't impressed with I might add, totally redeemed himself with this latest comedy. We're The Miller's star Jason Sudeikis , who I only saw before in Horrible Bosses also costarring Jennifer Aniston, was the film's comedic gem. Sudeikis plays drug dealer David Clark who after getting robbed of all his stash and money gets sent down to Mexico by his boss Brad Gurlinger (Hangover series Ed Helms) to bring back what he refers too as a smidgeon of pot across the U.S. border, in a do it …