The Best Comedy of the Decade!

Rating: 10/10 (7 February 2015)

Today, there's very few original movies and very few movies that are truly funny. We're The Millers is one that is original and truly funny. Not dumb or cute, the hilarity actually keeps you in tuned and uses the comedy as a source to tell the story and make the viewer feel good. Most comedies these days try to uses the comedic elements as a source of amusement and is just, there. This also has heart, intelligence, and meaning. Almost no comedy made in years incorporate all three of these traits in one.
Jason Sudekis plays low level drug dealer from Denver named David Miller. When he and neighbour, Kenny (Poulter) witness a gang of thugs harass low-life, Casey (Roberts), they intervene but David is ripped off and his drugs are stolen. When his boss, Brad (Helms) gives him a job to smuggle tons of weed from Mexico, David must come up with a plan to do the job safely. With the help of an RV, the kids and stripper, Rose (Aniston) pose as his innocent family. The plan is foolproof, until they find out they have been double crossed and must deal with a true hallmark family.
From the first joke to the last, We're The Millers will guarantee leave your sides aching. Not since The Hangover has there been an movie this funny or awesome. Actually, I found this funnier than The Hangover. Better? Maybe. Either way, the hilarity is at an all-time high. The whole idea about the importance of family is good too. The Miller family starts off hating each other, but then become more concerned with one another as they each become more like an actual family instead of a fake one. That is where the heart and depth comes in.
4/4