Far better than expected, multiple giggling opportunities

Rating: 8/10 (26 January 2014)

I have been gradually starting to select movies for watching on the basis of directors and/or actors; therefore, I was long hesitant to see We're the Millers as respective names (director + 2 "older" stars) have not impressed me much. Luckily, the first 10 minutes or so already showed that I was wrong: the plot was well constructed and smooth, sex-related scenes were funny, not banal, characters were elaborated, acting was true to nature and distinct; above all, I was surprised to see Jennifer Aniston (as Sarah "Rose" O'Reilly) in a new and pleasant angle (well, Friends was not a favorite series of mine, mildly speaking). Jason Sudeikis was also "higher into the air", and both teen actors were not trivial cute-face types. Many ambiguous scenes were really funny, boosted by pleasant chemistry between all the so-called family members.
Moreover, in spite of being a "raw" comedy, many topics approached were quite serious and actual, giving reasons to ponder on and over. Recommendable to watch if you like comedies with thrilling elements and sophisticated ending.