"We're the Millers" is a 2013 American comedy film directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber and starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Emma Roberts, and Will Poulter. The movie tells the story of a small-time drug dealer named David Clark, who is asked by his wealthy supplier to go to Mexico and smuggle a shipment of marijuana across the border. In order to avoid suspicion, David comes up with a plan to pose as a wholesome family on vacation and recruits a stripper, a runaway, and a naive neighbor boy to play the part of his wife and children.
The film opens with David, a low-level drug dealer living in Denver, Colorado, getting robbed of his cash and stash. He owes his boss, Brad Gurdlinger, a large sum of money and is given a choice between paying back the debt or smuggling a "smidge" of marijuana across the Mexican border. In order to pull off the smuggling operation without arousing suspicion, David hires a stripper named Rose, a homeless teenager named Casey, and a naïve neighbor boy named Kenny to play the part of his family. They decide to call themselves the Millers, and the movie follows their hilarious misadventures as they try to cross the border and deliver the drugs.
One of the most entertaining aspects of the film is the chemistry between the four main actors. Jennifer Aniston plays the role of Rose, the stripper who is hired to be David's fake wife. She delivers a strong performance as a tough, no-nonsense woman who is not afraid to speak her mind. Jason Sudeikis is perfectly cast as David, the wisecracking drug dealer who is in over his head. Emma Roberts plays Casey, a runaway who is streetwise and sarcastic, while Will Poulter plays Kenny, the naive, awkward teenager who is constantly being teased by the others.
Another strong point of "We're the Millers" is its humor. The movie is packed with one-liners, slapstick comedy, and situational humor. From the Millers' encounter with a Mexican drug lord to Kenny's hilarious reactions to the awkward situations he finds himself in, the movie is sure to keep you laughing throughout.
Apart from the comedy, the film also explores themes of family, loyalty, and redemption. As the Millers go through their crazy adventure, they learn to rely on each other and become a real family. David, in particular, goes through a transformation as he learns to take responsibility for his actions and make things right with those he has wronged.
In conclusion, "We're the Millers" is a hilarious and entertaining movie that is sure to keep you laughing from start to finish. With a strong cast, great chemistry, and plenty of laughs, it is a must-watch for fans of comedy and anyone who wants to escape into a world of wacky hijinks and crazy characters.
