We're the Millers

David (Jason Sudeikis)is a small-time drug dealer who wakes up every morning and waits for his phone to ring because there's always a customer on the other end of the line. He really doesn't have a job except for selling drugs. He has no family and no responsibilities.

One day, he gets home and he's approached by Kenny (Will Poulter) who asks him if he can have a job delivering drugs around the neighborhood. Suddenly he sees Casey (Emma Roberts) who is being attacked by the kids in the neighborhood. David finally decides to interfere and try out Kenny, and then he is attacked by the kids and taken up to his room. They steal all of the drugs that he has stored up as well as the cash.

Suddenly David is hiding away from those he owes money -- his old college buddy who is now the kingpin in the drug industry named Brad (Ed Helms). He kept with a plan for David to speak in Mexico agreeing the drugs act to the United States, but actually he has no choice but to go over the border to pick up the contraband.

David crafts a plan to move with a false family comprised of three other strangers down to Mexico to retrieve the drugs. He enlists Kenny and Casey to play his fake children, but he still needs a wife.

Rose (Jennifer Aniston) is a stripper that David meets and he invites her to go to Mexico in the guise of being his wife. She doesn't even think about going with this group to Mexico til she gets home and discovers that her apartment has been locked up and she can't even get into it. So she decides to surprise the family by showing up at the airport.

We're the Millers is one of the funniest movies that I've seen all year. The whole cast is hilarious and the directing is fantastic. You should go see this terrific movie. By the way, this movie is rated “R” because there is lots of bad language and nudity.

3 of 4 stars