We’re Still the Millers (2026) brings the world’s most dysfunctional fake family back for another outrageous adventure filled with laughter, heart, and high-stakes action. After a decade of living a suburban lie in witness protection, their cover is blown, and the cartel is coming for their heads. The Millers may be an unconventional family, but when trouble calls, they’ll once again prove that no amount of dysfunction can hold them back from pulling off the impossible.
Jason Sudeikis returns as David, now a nervous wreck trying to hold his “family” together. His usually calm demeanor is replaced with a constant state of panic as he juggles the impossible task of keeping the chaos from spiraling out of control. As the glue that holds the family together, David’s attempts to manage the madness provide endless comedic moments, especially as his patience is tested at every turn. Jennifer Aniston shines as Rose, whose once-moderate patience has worn so thin that she’s now the most emotionally exhausted member of the crew. Her sarcastic humor and no-nonsense attitude bring much-needed balance to the insanity surrounding her.
The kids are all grown up, and they’ve only gotten more troubled. Emma Roberts as Casey, now a con-artist in her own right, brings her own brand of chaos, proving that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. She’s now a seasoned pro in the art of deception, but her relationships with the family add emotional depth and wit to the film. Will Poulter‘s Kenny, still the same lovable, bumbling, and unpredictable character, brings the laughs with his ridiculous antics. Now facing a questionable mustache and a mid-life crisis at 30, Kenny’s antics never fail to entertain.
The stakes have never been higher. To buy their freedom, the Millers must pull off one last impossible job—smuggling a high-value package not across a border, but across all of Europe. Posing as wealthy American tourists, the Millers embark on a road trip from hell, navigating cultural clashes, international police, and their own lingering resentments. The chaotic journey through Europe becomes the ultimate test of their ability to function as a fake family while dealing with real, life-threatening issues.
The chemistry between Sudeikis, Aniston, Roberts, and Poulter remains electric. Their dysfunction is the driving force of the film, making every awkward moment and hilarious misstep feel genuine. The film manages to blend outrageous comedy with heartfelt moments, reminding us that despite the chaos, this “family” will always come together when it matters most. Every scene is packed with laughs, from cultural misunderstandings to high-octane chases, proving that family, even a fake one, is about sticking together, no matter what.
The European backdrop adds an extra layer of fun, with gorgeous locales and laugh-out-loud cultural missteps. The road trip turns into a fast-paced adventure with high-stakes action sequences that only enhance the comedic moments. Whether it’s awkward encounters with locals, bizarre run-ins with international law enforcement, or the constant bickering between family members, the Millers’ journey is as wild as you would expect.
We’re Still the Millers delivers everything fans loved about the first film—outrageous humor, wild antics, and a deeper look at family dynamics—while pushing the envelope with even more high-octane fun and heartwarming moments. It’s a perfect blend of comedy and crime, proving once again that no matter how fake a family may be, their love for each other—and their ability to cause chaos—is entirely real.
We’re Still the Millers brings the dysfunction back to the big screen as the world’s most chaotic fake family is forced out of retirement. After a decade of living a mundane suburban lie, their cover is blown, and the cartel is coming for blood.
Jason Sudeikis returns as David, now a nervous wreck trying to keep his “family” from killing each other, while Jennifer Aniston shines as Rose, whose patience has worn thinner than the plot. The kids are all grown up—and even more troubled. Casey (Emma Roberts) is a con-artist in her own right, and Kenny (Will Poulter) is… well, still Kenny, but now with a questionable mustache and a mid-life crisis at 30.
To buy their freedom, they must pull off one last, impossible job: smuggling a high-value package not across a border, but across the entirety of Europe. Posing as wealthy American tourists, the “Millers” navigate cultural clashes, international police, and their own lingering resentment. It’s a road trip from hell, proving that while you can fake a family, you can’t fake the chaos they cause.
⭐ Rating: ★★★★★ — Hilarious and heart-pounding, We’re Still the Millers delivers a perfect mix of outrageous comedy, heartfelt moments, and high-stakes action. The cast’s chemistry is as electric as ever, with every dysfunctional moment guaranteed to make you laugh until it hurts.
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