Sometimes funny, still raunchy and has uncomfortable moments

Rating: 3/10 (11 January 2014)

David (Jason Sudeikis) sells Weed on a small scale. His boss Brad (Ed Helms) needs him to go to Mexico and bring back a "smidgen" of pot. David agrees but decides to take a fake family with him so the Mexican Border Officials only see a family on vacation in an RV. Fake family consists of wife: Rose (Jennifer Aniston) who is a stripper; son: Kenny (Will Poulter), and daughter: Casey (Emma Roberts).
If it weren't for the some uncomfortable moments, and raunchy sex talk this would have been pretty good. But, Hollywood insists on Raunch thinking that is what most people want to see in a "comedy." Maybe they are right as most comedies these days contain volumes of Raunch and all become millionaires.
I do have to admit there were some honest comedic moments when Raunch wasn't involved and I chuckled at times. And, I have new respect for Jason Sudeikis as he can carry a movie. I can see where he could become a pretty good dramatic or RomCom actor if given an opportunity. He is not a comedian by any stretch. He along with Jennifer Aniston did pretty good despite her mouthing F-words mostly in the beginning.
But, you must know about some uncomfortable moments. A Mexican policeman wants $1000.00 or oral sex to let the "family" pass. Not having the USD, David selects Kenny to do the deed until David realizes the policeman meant he wants 1,000 Pesos, not USD and David gives the policeman the equivalent of 1,000 Pesos (about $80) and the policeman goes on his way.
On the way back to the US, the "family" meets up with the Fitzgeralds who have some troubles in their sex life. There is an encounter whereby we thought we were going to see wife-swapping or something close to that. Turns out Mrs Fitzgerald (Kathryn Hahn) just feels Rose's breasts through her blouse and that ended as a first step to solving the Fitzgeralds' problem. Still this was quite uncomfortable as we didn't know how long this would go on.
The other uncomfortable moment comes when Kenny gets bitten on his genitals by a spider. And, I really didn't think they would show his genitals, but they did. This was to show Rose how bad it was and she needs to decide if he should go to a hospital. And, it is bad and they do take Kenny to a hospital.
Those moments above were the most uncomfortable and if it weren't for them and the language, this could have been a fun movie. There is a twist no one saw coming mostly because I believe the 4-writers of this mess couldn't come up with any more uncomfortable moments. Hence we get to see some real action stunts with vehicles.
I know I let the cat out of the bag with the uncomfortable moments above, but you had to know about them especially if you decide to watch with children. (3/10)
Violence: Yes. Sex: No. Nudity: Yes, Kenny's genitals. Language: Yes.