We're the Millers

"Jennifer Aniston’s bad girl makeover continues apace with this overlong but fitfully amusing action-comedy.  Shedding her Rachel Green image and plenty of outer clothing, Aniston provides the showstopping highlight as she homages Flashdance in an Aerosmith-scored sexy strip (in capri pants and sensible shoes no-less) “clearly essential to the plot” of this edgier, adult version of RV. Adding a bit more heart to her vampy head-turning performance in Horrible Bosses and a bit more tart to her traditionally bland acting, she provides a good foil to Sudeikis’s unconvincing drug dealer (although Hangover’s Ed Helms’ oily Kingpin is the one who truly threatens to steal the show)."

"[It] falls back on the sort of lazy but desperate, sexually fixated non sequiturs that have become de rigueur in studio comedies."

"The rest of us will just be left to puzzle over Aniston’s exhibitionism obsession and pray that Sudeikis’s smirking-douche leading-man shtick won’t constitute his entire post-SNL career."

"... A comic style that can feel credibly naughty while remaining ultimately safe and affirmative."

"While the setups are often laughably forced—two words: “weed baby”—the script navigates its way out of them relatively gracefully, and sometimes hilariously."

"Director Rawson Marshall Thurber adequately manages the mechanics demanded here but adds no finesse or grace notes."