In “We’re the Millers,” we meet a down-on-his-luck pot dealer named David Clark, played by Jason Sudeikis, whose life takes a wild turn after a run-in with a gang of thieves leaves him broke and in debt. To make matters worse, he faces the harsh reality of being robbed of his stash. To settle his debts and secure a fresh start, David concocts a bold plan: he will smuggle a large shipment of marijuana across the U.S.-Mexico border. However, to pull off this risky operation without drawing attention, David realizes he needs a fake family to create the illusion of normalcy and innocence. He recruits a ragtag group to pose as the Millers. First, he persuades his quirky neighbor, a stripper named Rose (Jennifer Aniston), to play the role of his wife. Next, he enlists the help of two misfit teens: Kenny (Will Poulter), a socially awkward boy with a surprising knack for survival, and the rebellious teenager, Casey (Emma Roberts), who has a troubled past. As the makeshift family sets off on their road trip to Mexico in an RV dubbed “The Millers,” their adventure quickly spirals into chaos. Along the way, they encounter a series of outrageous challenges, including run-ins with law enforcement and real drug dealers, all while trying to keep their cover intact. As they navigate the perils of their journey, the unlikely family members begin to bond, discovering that they might just care for each other more than they initially thought. The film takes a comedic turn as the Millers find themselves entangled in a web of misunderstandings, unexpected friendships, and laugh-out-loud moments that highlight the absurdity of their situation. Throughout the journey, they learn valuable lessons about loyalty, the meaning of family, and the consequences of their actions. As their plan becomes increasingly complicated, they must rely on each other and their newfound connections to escape the dangerous world they’ve inadvertently stepped into. Ultimately, “We’re the Millers” blends humor and heart, culminating in a series of unexpected twists that test their resolve and commitment to one another. In the end, David, Rose, Kenny, and Casey not only strive to pull off their outrageous scheme but also discover what it truly means to be a family, even if their bond was born out of necessity and deception. With a blend of outrageous comedy and heartfelt moments, “We’re the Millers” reminds us that sometimes, the most extraordinary families are the ones we create ourselves.
We’re the Millers – Official Trailer [HD]
