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Ich wollte diesen Film schon vor langer Zeit sehen. Ehrlich gesagt wollte ich ihn schon immer sehen. Wahrscheinlich habe ich ihn als Kind schon einmal geschaut, aber jetzt erinnere ich mich nicht mehr genau. Nachdem ich ihn jetzt gesehen habe, kann ich sagen, dass ich ein bisschen mehr erwartet habe. Ehrlich gesagt war ich unschlüssig, ob ich dem Film sechs oder sieben Punkte geben sollte. Letztendlich habe ich ihm sieben Punkte gegeben – eine schwache Sieben von zehn insgesamt.

Jason Sudeikis plays a sad-sack drug dealer in the early stages of a mid-life crisis who, in trying to land a big score, convinces a ragtag group of loose acquaintances to pose as his sticky sweet All-American family. Outside of a few decadent striptease spots from Jennifer Aniston, who seems to know how cheap a gimmick they really are, We're the Millers is formulaic to the bone. Which is a shame, because there's some quality comic talent wasted in this cast. With a cookie cutter sense of humor and no knack for improv, it's not particularly silly, nor witty, nor even all that funny - it just shows its hand bafflingly early, than follows the charted course all the way home to a stagnant, peachy-keen, groan-inducing finish. I found more laughs in the two-minute blooper reel than I did in the preceding hundred-ten, and may have been actively rooting for the cast to fail spectacularly during the third act, if just for want of a curveball. Amusing at best, it's terribly tame considering the rich, risqué subject matter.

The movie is very long, and a small scene of the movie that I felt went on for too long as well, really made feel a little tired. However, it does have an uplifting story and a great cast, although the parts I said in the beginning are hard to ignore for me.

Well-balanced movie, laughed more than i should. Sometimes gets frisky too which is nice. Miss movies like these before woke hollywood

A good comedy with a good portion of black vulgar humor. For the company for the evening, that's it.

This was a really enjoyable watch during some downtime, it's a funny feel good story that'll keep you laughing. Great situational comedy!

The movie We're the Millers was surprisingly entertaining and humorous. Jason Sudeikis plays a small-time pot dealer who is cheated out of the money he owes to his source. In order to settle the bill, the zany and eccentric supplier sends him on a large-scale drug smuggling operation into Mexico. In order to create the Miller family, the uber-American family, Sudeikis persuades stripper and neighbour Rose (Jennifer Aniston) to act as his wife, runaway Casey (Emma Roberts) as their daughter, and teenage neighbour Kenny (Will Poulter) as their son. Naturally, their encounters with people and situations on their way to and from ensure that nothing happens as planned. There were many times that had me laugh out loud (not so many full blown belly laughs)

This is just a funny movie with great cast. Sure it gets silly at moments, but in general it has some really great moments. Even on a re-watch, it is really hilarious.

Esse filme é incrível e totalmente engraçado, o final é literalmente perfeito e bem diferente de outros filmes de comédia... Na verdade o filme todo é algo bem diferente de outros filmes de comédia.

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A veteran pot dealer creates a fake family as part of his plan to move a huge shipment of weed into the U.S. from Mexico. (6)

Common American comedy. There are both great jokes and frank thrash. For one viewing more than enough, the acting game Jennifer Aniston stands out from everything.

This is every Jennifer Aniston fan's dream right here. I bet the writer was dreaming of this film since 94. Overall it's a fun film with an interesting story that even managed to pull off suspense really well. Editing was a bit off quite a few times. Many times would you see someone's mouth moving and there was different dialogue, a simple earlier cut would have solved this. It also did a great job at making me feel something for each of the family. All of them have their own story and regrettable past, but really it's about them looking forward to improve their future and becoming better people.

It's just good silly feel-good fun. Except for a couple of scenes that kind of took it a bit too far I loved it. Fun acting all around. You can tell they had fun while making this movie (as proved by the outtakes at the end). Those are the best comedies in my opinion. Plenty of memorable scenes throughout. I was laughing a lot!

We're The Millers has got an ok plot but it's got an interesting concept for it. The movie's got some bad pacing, some decent acting, some hit and miss funny moments and a beautiful Jennifer Aniston. Overall, We're The Millers isn't a great comedy movie but it's only got a few little laughs and they can be pretty hit and miss. I'd recommend to watch the cornetto trilogy instead of this, that's a brilliant comedy trilogy of movies, they'll make you laugh from start to finish.

Perfect cast and they all have great performances. In a space where these types of movies blend together, this one stands out.

Though I could give this movie a 0, I'll just stick a 1 on it for the "spider" scene. The rest of the movie is just boring and corny ****

I've seen this film many times and I've always said I'll watch it later, I thought the movie was a good comedy because my expectations were very high because the players were very high quality and the players I loved,but after watching the film was below my expectations. firstly I would like a comedy film to make you laugh, but I've laughed a lot during the movie, some of the good jokes were really funny but there were a few shortages of **** general issue was initially attracted to me, and I even liked it, but then there was some nonsense I think the script doesn't connect well, even for a comedy movie. In general it is an average movie you can watch a day when you have free time but I don't recommend it very much.

Unashamedly racy with great comedy topped with an absurd, yet highly entertaining plot. Several scenes are downright hilarious but may offend the sensitive. There is one, very brief scene however that is unexpectedly gross and not needed at all. But taking everything into account, the film is joyfully good with a wonderful cast (except Ed Helms obviously). Highly recommend this to anyone who needs a hearty laugh and doesn't get offended easily.

We’re the Millers isn’t very good, it isn’t very interesting, and it isn’t a new idea, but it is pretty hard to hate

If you go in with a very low bar, you will probably get a couple laughs out of "We're The Millers." It's pretty corny and forgettable, but it's honestly kind of okay. Definitely not a good American comedy by any means, but it's not terrible. It's just kind of middle of the road, 2010s Hollywood comedy.

This is not the kind of film I would generally devote my time to, but I decided to give it a go. And I'm glad I did. If you are able to zone out the negligible plot, it's merely a frame on which to hang some hilarious gags. Just ignore the stupid ones.

If you laugh at any point in We're the Millers you may walk away feeling somewhat ashamed of yourself. It's predictable, exploitative, unfunny Hollywood drivel.

predictable but funny ! .

This, is not funny-even if you're high. This, is not amusing. . This, is not worth the 120 minutes. This, even with Aniston, is not good. This, is sparse comedy at best. This, is not original.

The first scene until David's stuff got robbed and when Rose performed her striptease to fool Pablo is totally funny. But after that... It was funny, and then It wasn't. It was funny, and then it was too much. Always like that during the 2 hours of the show. I don't know why I seem so hard to be entertained lately. Haha. Maybe it's just my mood. And somehow, this movie reminds me of Just Go WIth It (I haven't reviewed it but I've watched it) where Jennifer Aniston's in it, too. Basically, it has the same conflict. But I remember I laughed a lot more in this movie. I really hate the biting spider part. So gross!!! And I wonder why they even have a gut to screen it. Yeah, I know... It's Hollywood, America.

Though We're the Millers is sometimes silly and overreacted, it succeeds as a funny, rare comedy that might be too ridiculous for some but clever for most.

We're the Millers is a very good comedy movie.I honestly couldn't stop laughing during the whole time.Everybody does an amazing job here and in the end I just felt like I had all the fun in the world. The first part of the movie is truly amazing,with all it's laugh and until the family gets together it has all the laughs in the world.Especially that airplane scene when they first come together. All the road to Mexico for the drug smuggling I felt it was flawless and the pacing was pretty good.I never had a moment to think about what happened because it was a never ending **** the ending is interesting so I'm really hoping for a sequel and I've heard that they are already working on it.

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I enjoyed both Horrible Bosses as I though they were hilarious. In this movie you will find Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis very funny. Ignore the plot and just enjoy the laughs.

Fun, entertaining, great actors and a solid plot. There are many "WTF-moments" and the movie is overall very good with a lot of jokes. Most of the movie is about character development, and it really made a great job in that aspect. The negative factors are on the other hand; much predictable events, bad plot in the third act, and the non-fitting actor called Emma Roberts. 7/10

Funniest movie I've ever seen. The critic reviews are just unfair. If you have a good sense of humor then this movie will surely have you bursting into tears from its sexual references

Way more entertaining and funny than what i thought it would be. It is a very nice time if you want t have a few laughs and not see anything with some depth. Some of the situations are pretty hilarious and overall the movie is saved by the actor playing the kid. He is brilliant, the best part without any doubt. No need to skip it.

We're the Millers is an original comedy and it could possibly be the best comedy of 2013. It was nice to see Jason Sudeikis out front in the lead role. He has been the quiet one in so many comedies and its nice to see him finally get his due. Jennifer Aniston is great as well and the whole family is a great cast. If you haven't seen this one yet, go rent it!

the kid in the movie is funny. Roberts, Sudeikus and Aniston are terrible in this movie though, I dont know who wrote the jokes, but these actors did not deliver. Ed Helms character was over the top terrible. The movie is a funny idea, but the cast fails to deliver

Just a one more best movie for night. Just rent it in iTunes and have a great evening with your friends and girlfriend. Critics are watching too many movies and already have not know how to say "just a good movie" about just a good movie.

Once again the critic reviews prove to be utterly useless. A big chunk of the movies I've seen during my lifetime take a while to get into and enjoy. Some, I didn't even like until I saw the ending. I enjoyed 'We're the Millers' thoroughly, from start to finish. I can't say that about many movies. Not really a family flick, but a very enjoyable and funny ride.

There are too many scenes that just dont quite do anything for me, and the ok scenes are still not that great. Overall, a way over rated comedy in my opinion, that really worth one, two at the most views.

I don't care what anyone says--I haven't had this good of a laugh from a new movie so far this year. Yes, it's cliched, but they did it right. Yay for Jen Aniston!

This movie is hilarious. I loved that one scene where Kenny (played by Will Poulter) gets bitten in the balls by a spider. Other scenes are included. Like that cop scene where somebody has to **** his ****. So my suggestion, she the movie.

I love Jennifer Aniston and Will Poulter, I find them usually excellent comic actors. Unfortunately, I don't believe this script served them well. I found the jokes were well worn and predictable, very unfunny. I was unable to force myself to sit through the entire movie (and I did try).

The movie is a goofy as the premise might suggest, but whilst it runs out of steam as it heads towards its rather predictable finale there are sill a few genuine laughs to be had throughout.

While it's funny, We're The Miller suffers with its so-so forgettable plot but it's still entertaining to watch with friends, whether they're sober or high. (no pun intended)

were the millers a not any other movie that had a stripper and pot dealer with a virgin and a runaway as a family i like the humor in this but the virgin is **** . funny movie

The movie has its flaws, but I was entertained from start to finish and that's the only thing that matters. Unfortunately this movie falls somewhat in the same category as let's say the Hangover movies, so all the wannabe movie critics will give it a low rating based on solely that.

I'm sorry but sometimes you have to put down your cannes-film festival critic's hat, sit back and just laugh your head off at some moderately crude humor. No it won't win any awards and it even dips into some sappy moments that are pretty ridiculous, but I haven't laughed this much at a movie in a very long time. And even if she did use a body double for some scenes, Aniston is still gorgeous. If you can kick back with a glass of wine or a beer and not take it too seriously, it's hilarious!

It tries to hard to be modern and current at times and has a few face-palm moments, but by and large, if you don't take the film too seriously, you will certainly enjoy the ride.

I recently saw this movie and the only problem I had with the movie is that it cursed way took much, causing the movie to go down in entertainment. I gave this movie a low rating.

It recently dawned on me just how immoral this movie really is. I gave this a six before but now I'm lowering my score. I liked the casting, and there were some funny moments, but that doesn't change the fact that the dialogue is nearly always course and perverse. The basic concept is clever, but the story takes a very predictable path. This is where the cast comes in to (almost) save the day. They all fit their roles very well, especially Sudeikis. Emma Roberts also gives a surprisingly feisty turn, but in the end it's just another formulaic raunch fest that doesn't know when to stop.

This was one of the best comedies of 2013 and the score of 44/100 is just plain shocking. We're the Millers had it all great acting and it was extremely funny right till the end.