"Counterfeit Family" is a 13-year-old American criminal highway comedy. It mainly tells a small drug dealer who has done his best but is outnumbered. In the end, his money and drugs are all looted by a small gangster. Mexico smuggled a batch of drugs (personally feel that these are just excuses, just to shoot this film on the road)
In order to conceal others, the small drug dealer invited three people of different identities to form a fake family. A strip girl who can’t pay the rent (the Rachel actor in Friends, how come I look so familiar) A homeless rebellious girl (the contrast between punk style and lady style is a bit big) not even sent a first kiss The innocent otaku (transferred to Gally in the maze) formed the "Miller Family", smuggled drugs, and met the anti-narcotics police successfully to commit crimes.
During the journey, they encountered various accidents. They were sexually blackmailed by the Mexican police, the RV broke down, hit by mistake, and the anti-narcotics police became their travel companions. They successfully avoided the hunts and killings of drug dealers. By the way, they also solved the small emotional problems of the two children. . When the matter was about to come to an end, the four people also germinated true feelings. They began to care and understand each other. At the end of the film, they formed a new family without any blood relationship, and lived happily and beautifully together.
The overall style of the film is relaxed and funny, and the actors selected are also very suitable. I prefer the male lead’s smile and look very cordial. Although the online evaluation of his performance in this film is not very friendly, the radish and the cabbage are different. Have some love; I still feel good after watching it. It is suitable for digging watermelon in a lazy afternoon, enjoy it, I recommend it!
By the way, there are easter eggs at the end of the film. If you are a big fan of Friends, you will definitely be surprised.
2017-07-27 It seems to be almost finished
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