Ted Lasso may have returned for a surprise revival series this fall, but it was an older project of Jason Sudeikis that has been dominating the streaming charts.
We’re The Millers, the 2013 crime comedy film from Rawson Marshall Thurber (Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Red Notice), has been riding high on the Paramount+ movie charts since its arrival on October 1. Despite its age, the film has been sitting alongside the 2026 films Jackass: Best and Last and Scary Movie (AKA Scary Movie 6) as one of the most-watched movies on the U.S. version of the streaming service.
Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston (Friends, Office Space), Emma Roberts (American Horror Story, Scream Queens), and Will Poulter (The Bear, Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 3), star as a group of four neighbors down on their luck who must pose as a wholesome family of four to help untalented, low-level drug dealer David Clark (played by Sudeikis) transport drugs across the U.S.-mexico border.
Ed Helms (The Hangover, The Office), Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation, The Last of Us), Kathryn Hahn (Step Brothers, WandaVision), and Luis Guzmán (Wednesday, Coyote vs. Acme) co-star in this hijinks-filled, raunchy comedy that’s a far cry from Sudeikis and Aniston’s more widely known roles as Ted Lasso and Friends’ Rachel Green.
We’re the Millers currently sits at number four on Paramount+ U.S. movie charts, where it has been for the last ten days, as of October 16. The crime caper comedy scored a mighty $270 million box office run against a $37 million budget when it first premiered 13 years ago, a mighty feat for the genre. Since then, the film has grown an even larger following, thanks to streaming and syndication, as shown by its success on Paramount+ this month.
We’re the Millers is free to stream on Paramount+ US for all subscribers. International territories may vary.
