We're the Millers Drinking Game Rules
Prepare to embark on a hilarious road trip with the fake family that charmed its way into our hearts. The We're the Millers movie drinking game turns the laugh-out-loud moments and wild shenanigans of this comedy into a fun-filled activity that's perfect for your next movie night. As you watch Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston, and company pretend to be the quintessential American family to smuggle contraband, you'll sip, chug, and cheers your way through this unlikely adventure. So grab your beverage of choice, gather your friends, and get ready to follow these simple We're the Millers drinking game rules designed to enhance your viewing experience while keeping the spirits high – both literally and figuratively!
We're the Millers Drinking Game Rules:
- Take a sip every time someone mentions weed or marijuana.
- Take a sip whenever the fake family awkwardness is palpable.
- Drink whenever Kenny gets injured or is in an awkward situation.
- Take a sip each time someone swears.
- Drink when Rose performs a strip tease or references her stripping career.
- Take a sip for every reference to the "family" being fake or not real.
- Drink each time David (Jason Sudeikis) makes a sarcastic remark.
- Take a sip whenever you see a new character that's going to cause trouble.
- Drink when someone says "Miller" pretending to be part of the family.
- Take a sip any time there's a significant RV mishap or problem.
- Drink every time Edie Fitzgerald (Kathryn Hahn's character) says something oblivious or sexually suggestive.
- Take a sip whenever the "family" has a bonding moment or someone does something heroic.
- Drink if a character references a classic movie or TV show.
- Take a sip any time the film features a road trip cliché.
- Drink when any character consumes alcohol in the movie.
Title: We're the Millers
Released: 07 Aug 2013
Rated: R
Runtime: 110 min
Genre: Comedy
Plot: After being robbed of a week's take, small-time pot dealer David is forced by his boss to go to Mexico to pick up a load of marijuana. In order to improve his odds of making it past the border, David asks the broke stripper Rose and two local teenagers to join him and pretend they're on a family holiday.
Language: English, Spanish
