We're The Millers

MY RATING: GOOD ONE-TIME CATCH 

We're The Millers could be one of the funniest comedies in 2013. Jason Sudeikis plays David Clark, a drug dealer who's been robbed and is forced by his boss to smuggle a "smidge" of marijuana across the Mexican border. Realising that a seemingly innocent all-american family can cross the border unsuspected, he hires his stripper neighbour named Rose played by Jennifer Aniston to be his wife as well as a runaway, Casey, and his dorky neighbour, Kenny to be his kids. As with any road trip, they are faced with the constant bickering, deadly insects, dangerous criminals and another extremely-annoying overly-friendly seemingly-perfect all-american family in an overly cosy 1990s RV.

This comedy worked for me as it was genuinely funny. I enjoy watching how different people with different personalities put up with one another under such crazy circumstances.The writing of the film was fine although it could have been more structured and less predictable. The comedy is mainly crude and visual which worked well for me but not necessarily for everyone. The main purpose of a comedy film is to make viewers laugh which this film does well despite certain scenes being overly exaggerated or unrealistic. 

In all the film is a good recommendation if one is looking for a show that makes one laugh.