Saw 'We're The Millers'......

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....and thought it was really, really, really funny.

If you're offended by F-bombs, strippers, raunchy behavior, sexual jokes and/or drug dealing as a subject for humor, stay away from this flick.

But, if you enjoyed "Horrible Bosses" and/or "Weeds" on TV this one goes somewhat further than those did in its language and screenplay and IMO it was a whole lot funnier.

And you'll probably like it.

The humor and the storyline twists were really quite clever (even if fairly formulaic) and were very well-delivered, however if you thought "The Miller's Tale" by Geoffrey Chaucer was overly bawdy please, please, please don't endanger your whatever by going to this movie.

And if you thought Dirk Diggler's frontal nudity was offensive and shocking, steer completely clear.

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Well-cast performances by all the thespians involved, equal humor about straights, queers and lesbians and special recognition for Mexican police, US Customs officials and the drug culture.

There's more variety to laugh at than Cheech and Chong ever offered and I laughed a whole lot.

Plus I thought the entire satire rang true.

Be sure to stay for the gag reel before the credits roll at the end.

Recommended for anybody I would hang around with or date for fun or marry for life.

Your thoughts?

 

[arieshorn]

I definitely want to see this. I hear it's this generations National Lampoon's Vacation. Which is a classic in my book.

 

[SunBurntOrange]

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[CanaTigers]

Saw it and enjoyed but thought it was a bit more tame than what I expected based on the reviews. The pictionary scene may have been the most lascivious but funniest.

 

[Joe Fan]

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[duff_man]

I thought it was funny. But not nearly as funny as Step Brothers, Hangover I, or Horrible Bosses.

 

[CanaTigers]

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[Vol Horn 4 Life]

I thought it was a pretty good movie, but lost interest at points throughout the movie. Not sure why because overall it was pretty funny.

 

[Third Coast]

I'm not offended by raunchy language and behavior, or sexual jokes and drug dealing humor, but I am somewhat offended by the term "queers". Probably because my father made me stand in the corner for hours after I called my brother that when I was about ten years old.