For many it is the best comedy of Jennifer Aniston and the most fun movie of the last decade

Jennifer Aniston is one of the most charismatic actresses with a very natural rhythm for comedy. Since her rise to fame with Friends, the Californian actress has not stopped working, demonstrating an inexhaustible talent, while achieving something almost impossible: she is always an icon of fashion without ceasing to seem approachable.

Her romantic comedies combine humor, heart, and classic situations with some crazier ones, making them perfect to watch over and over again without losing their charm, which is why many of her films are favorites among genre fans.

From The Break-Up to Just Go with It or Along Came Polly, Aniston has a catalog of films in which she demonstrates her versatility, giving viewers a variety to choose from the comedy with the perfect tone for each moment.

Amongst all of them, fans of her entire career highlight a particular title if you are looking to laugh and have a good time, which they consider her funniest comedy and you can watch it as many times as you want without getting tired of it.

If we go by the ranking of the most viewed on Max, it seems they are right, because since its recent addition to the catalog, it has not stopped winning over new viewers.

'We're the Millers'

'We're the Millers'

This hilarious comedy follows David (Jason Sudeikis, Ted Lasso), a marijuana dealer from Denver, who has his money and supplies stolen, part of which he owes to his drug provider, who forces him to move a large shipment of marijuana from Mexico to settle his debt.

To pay off his debt, David devises a plan: create a fake family to cross the border without raising suspicion. The first step is to hire Rose (Jennifer Aniston, The Morning Show), a financially struggling stripper who lives in his building, to pose as his wife.

He also recruits two teenagers (Emma Roberts, American Horror Story and Will Poulter, Guardians of the Galaxy: vol 3) to pose as his children, thus creating the fake and perfect picture-perfect family.

As they cross the border and encounter various comedic situations, their invented family dynamics become more and more tangled, especially when they come across a real family.

Jason Sudeikis y Nick Offerman

It was a box office success

With a cost of 37 million dollars, it grossed over seven times its budget in its opening in theaters, earning 150 million dollars in the United States and Canada, and 120 million internationally for a total worldwide of 270 million dollars.

Aside from being a box office hit, it also showed its popularity with four nominations at the People's Choice Awards and six at the MTV Movie Awards. Will Poulter won the BAFTA for Emerging Star for his role in this movie.

*This article has been automatically translated using artificial intelligence