Director:
Rawson Marshall ThurberCámara:
Barry PetersonReparto:
Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Will Poulter, Emma Roberts, Ed Helms, Nick Offerman, Kathryn Hahn, Molly C. Quinn, Tomer Sisley, Matthew Willig (más)Streaming (6)
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David Burke (Sudeikis) es un traficante de marihuana de poca monta, cuyos clientes incluyen a cocineros y a madres, pero a ningún niño... a fin de cuentas, tiene sus escrúpulos. Así que, ¿qué podía fallar? Muchas cosas. Prefiriendo pasar desapercibido por razones obvias, aprende de una manera dura que ningún acto bueno queda impune, cuando intenta ayudar a algunos adolescentes locales y acaba siendo asaltado por un trío de gamberros. Roban sus provisiones y su dinero y le dejan debiendo mucho dinero a su abastecedor, Brad (Ed Helms). Para hacer borrón y cuenta nueva y mantener su salud, David deberá convertirse ahora en un contrabandista de drogas a gran escala trayendo el nuevo envío de Brad desde Méjico. Después de retorcer brazos y amenazar a los vecinos, la desaprensiva artista de striptease Rose (Aniston), Kenny, que quisiera ser su cliente (Will Poulter), y Casey, la espabilada adolescente con tatuajes y piercings (Emma Roberts), idean un plan infalible. Con una mujer impostora, dos hijos impostores, y una enorme y reluciente caravana, la familia "Miller" se dirige al sur de la frontera para pasar un fin de semana del cuatro de julio que seguramente terminará por todo lo alto. (Warner Bros. España)
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El año pasado, me regalé la película polaca Big Love como regalo y fue una de mis mayores experiencias cinematográficas del año pasado. Pero este año, debido al estado de ánimo sombrío, tuve que elegir algo diferente, por lo que la familia Miller en un viaje parecía ser una elección ideal. Y cumplieron completamente su propósito, me divertí y me desestresé. Todo el cuarteto funciona perfectamente, especialmente Will Poulter con su expresión de demente, provocando explosiones de risa en el cine. Ed Helms seguramente obtendrá muchos papeles cómicos gracias a The Hangover, es una lástima que no haya tenido más protagonismo. Me pregunto dónde descubrieron a Tomer Sisley los estadounidenses. ¿Quizás fue exitoso Largo Winch en EE. UU.? La familia Miller definitivamente aspira al título de la comedia más exitosa del año.
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I very rarely understand the humor of American mainstream comedies. The rating of 76% on FilmBooster was tempting to me, as well as the relatively positive comments. The first minutes of the film were indeed filled with several decent jokes, and the idea of creating a typical American family was crazy but interesting, and the presence of Jennifer Aniston undoubtedly helped the film. The forty-four-year-old actress looked noticeably younger and she has a figure that many teenagers would envy. Although she doesn't showcase exceptional acting skills, she undeniably possesses a certain charm. One quickly understands why she has managed to create a large fan club. However, it soon becomes apparent that the humor is rather clumsy and increasingly cheap. Yet, for a while, it manages to stay within the boundaries that avoid crossing the line of awkwardness. But that changes in the second half, and moreover, the chemistry between the family members is terrible. The screenwriter lacked the courage to utilize what was directly available - to parody and turn upside down the American middle-class family values and the sweet sentiment of family films. All the potential gradually goes to waste, and in the end, it becomes an easily forgettable mess that relies on silly sexual innuendos and swollen testicles. It's a shame because this film could have been better. Overall impression: 40%.
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Since successful comedies are becoming few and far between, I'm glad for any that make me laugh at least a few times. And with The Millers I giggled almost all the time. The script may be stale a hundred times over, but who wants to keep coming up with new stuff, right? The choice of actors was also spot on, so I don't really have anything to criticize. A decent comedy. A weaker 4 stars.
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If Clark Griswold was a drug smuggler, it would probably look something like this. A pretty good comedy without much awkwardness and with an excellent Jennifer Aniston. But it is far from the originality of The Joneses with David Duchovny and Demi Moore. Three and a half stars.
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An absolutely great comedy. I don’t know what to praise first, but I’ll probably start with the actors, where I’ll also stop for a while. They are really the best thing in this movie. I don’t remember actors in any movie making such an incredibly great team as in this movie. I have to start with Jennifer Aniston. I hope she never hears what I say about her now. I don’t know if she would like it, but on the other hand, why not. She’s nearing fifty here and is perhaps even more sexy than when I looked at her every day in Friends. And the fact that she’s working as a stripper only benefits her. I had heard that she would put on quite a show, which was one of the things that lured me to this movie. I was afraid that I’d be disappointed, but at the end of the movie she works it up so bad that my underpants got drenched with sweat. I can’t help it, she’s becoming sexier with every next movie she makes. Last time I had this reaction to her when she appeared in Horrible Bosses. But this film trumped that several times over. Add in Emma Roberts whom I also adore. I wish she stayed the same and kept making this type of movies – comedies and independent projects. I hope she doesn’t get trampled down by Hollywood, which could happen very easily. What is worse is getting back on your feet. And Jason Sudeikis and Will Poulter? I have to say that if I ever think about them, I will definitely remember this film first. We’re the Millers is really such a nice chill-out that you’ll want to come back to it multiple times. But from this review, everybody will certainly understand that when I return to it, it will be mainly because of Jennifer. Let’s be a little sexist here – with this movie, she just fulfilled a couple of guys’ childhood dream.
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