The Good: Spot-on casting -- Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston, Will Poulter, and Emma Roberts exude charm and chemistry. Even Nick Offerman and Kathryn Hahn deliver fantastic supporting turns as the Fitzgeralds. Consistently funny from start to end. "Fuck off, real-life Flanders." "Ahem, over here." "Eat a dick." "I havent had a period in two weeks and I'm kinda worried 'cause I only do anal." Fireworks. "Rose, suck his dick." "David, suck his dick." "Just pretend it's a girl's dick." Waterfalls. Little LeBron. "No drugs for all of you!" "...And then you fell in love!" "Stick to the big 'A'. Anal." "Penis! Big dick! Big black dick! Black Hawk Down!" The whisper fight. "I would be okay with that." "I just…

When Richard came home from work with a stack of DVDs today, I was ready to lose my shit because he's a fucking hoarder and we're trying not to spend a lot of money right now, he asked me "how much do you think all of these cost?" and trying to keep a lid on my rage, I replied: "hopefully no more than 60kr," he just beamed at me and proceeded to tell me that they were free because he "found them in the trash behind work."

That's the level of movie collecting addiction going on here.

Anyway, We're the Millers was one of those literal garbage DVDs and we watched it this evening, as for the comedy with a…

We’re the Millers continues the long and seemingly never-ending streak of underwhelming modern comedies. Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber (Dodgeball), this high concept comedy sees a pot dealer create a fake family in order to transport a large shipment across the Mexican border without detection. Hiring an unemployed stripper, street-smart runaway and idiot neighbour they set out on an RV trip to collect the stash.

On paper the film had a fair bit going for it: The ridiculous premise had enough comedic potential whilst subverting the family road movie comedies of the 1980s and even the cast - led by Jason Sudeikis and Jennifer Aniston - make for solid comedy leads. Yet the results are not quite the sum of…

Hollywood Komödien gehen neuer Dings immer zwei Wege, entweder mit dem Typischen Klischees und Witze oder man nimmt improvisierte Szenen, wie es Seth Rogen und Co in ihren Filmen machen. Bei „Wir sind die Millers“ trifft irgendwie beides aufeinander. Was zum Teil wirklich lustig ist und auch super unterhält aber auch leider nichts Neues liefert.

So ist der Film wahrscheinlich einer der coolsten und so ist der Film wahrscheinlich einer der coolsten und unkonventionellsten Road Movies der letzten Jahre und man merkt immer wenn die Darsteller Improvisieren konnten in ihren Szenen, diese sind wirklich die Highlights und leider sind wohl so manche lustigere Szene nicht genommen wurden. Doch diese paaren sich mit dem typischen Humor und manches ist halt klar.…