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(Download We're the Millers) Well, I’m not going to beat around the bush. You’ve seen We’re the Millers before. So before you start reading this review, I’ll offer up the standard “Warning: There may be spoilers” tag, but if you’ve seen any other drug-based, road-trip comedies, then you’ve seen this. If you’ve seen the trailer, then you’ve seen this. But if not, and you are still interested in learning more, by all means, continue to read on!

(We're the Millers Download) Just to get you caught up, Jason Sudeikis (SNL, Horrible Bosses) plays a low level drug pusher who is fine with his easy, family-free life. When he attempts to help a homeless teen girl named Casey (Emma Roberts-Nancy Drew), at the behest of his teenage neighbor Kenny (Will Poulter-Son of Rambow, Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader), his money and drug stash is taken.

(Download We're the Millers Movie) Needing cash, his old friend/enemy Brad (Ed Helms-The Office, The Hangover) offers him a job as a drug mule. All he needs to do is go to Mexico and pick up some marijuana from a local drug lord and carry it back across the border to Denver in an RV that Brad will have ready for him when he arrives in Mexico. To make it plausible, he’ll need to pose as a family on vacation. He recruits Kenny and Casey to pose as his kids. His stripper neighbor, Rose (Jennifer Aniston-Friends, Horrible Bosses, Office Space) whom he likes, but always fights with, happens to be in need of cash and reluctantly joins his crew posing as his wife.

(Download We're the Millers) WerethemillersSombraroThe rest of the film is a tale of their crazy antics of trying to pick up the drugs and get back to town. The problem is that their antics are all rehashed jokes and situations that you can find in any other raunchy/drug-based comedy. Ed Helms’ Brad is a meaner version of Andy from The Office with some of the personality of Stu, from The Hangover. Only to set him apart, he is an eccentric business man with a giant orca swimming behind his desk. Vector, Gru’s nemisis in Despicable Me had a shark, and Dr. Evil had sharks. I guess a whale is unique then? Most of Ed Helm’s lines that are meant to get a laugh are some variation of “That was kind of a dick move, huh?”. Laughing? Neither was the audience.

Jason Sudeikis plays his usual slacker self that he has shown us in Horrible Bosses and A Good Old-Fashioned Orgy. There are some occassional funny moments with his character, but typically its the situation that is funny, and not his delivery. He really gives us no reason to like his character, throughout the entire film.

(Download We're the Millers) Jennifer Aniston is still trying to dirty up her Friends “girl next door” image (as she attempted to do in Horrible Bosses) by playing a stripper in We’re the Millers. No matter what role you put her in, she still is the girl next door. As you get her character’s backstory, in We’re the Millers, you’ll forget her day job. That being said, she does have some moments of playing in the dirt with the rest of the cast, but nothing that will stain her established image.

Will Poulter, Kathryn Hahn (Anchorman, Step Brothers) and Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation, The Men Who Stare at Goats) have the most to offer here, but even they can’t elevate a boring script that screams of redundancy. You may even have to stop to see if this is a Farrelly Brothers picture based on the typical banter and humor.