There’s a particularly unusual difficulty with creating an effective adult comedy that wants to balance the line between screwball and sensitivity, between profane and profound. The great ones will perform that juggling act carefully yet effortlessly, demonstrating humor that combines the awkwardness of human weakness with just the right amount of vulgarity to make it both real and funny, while being cautious not to teeter into Scary Movie/gross-out land, beating the same dull jokes into the ground relentlessly.
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We’re The Millers tries very hard to balance that line, and succeeds more than it fails. It succeeds particularly in its comedic goals, even if its attempts at sincerity sometimes feel a little flat. Jason Sudeikis plays David, a medium-time pot dealer who casually and lazily smarms his way through life while never stopping to realize how pathetic he might actually be. When he becomes indebted to an loopy,affable-yet-psychotic white collar drug kingpin (Ed Helms. Yeah, you read that right), he’s forced to assemble a fake family to head down to Mexico and mule some dope back over the border in order to wipe the slate clean and keep himself breathing. He signs on a down-on-her-luck stripper named Rose (Jennifer Aniston), Casey (Emma Roberts), a homeless teenage reprobate, and Kenny, the goofy, wide-eyed simpleton that lives in his building (Will Poulter). Together, they form the Millers, a fictional family with little in common other than no real purpose in their lives and a need for quick cash.
