Jennifer Garner stars as a mom forced to do whatever her kids want for a day in hilarious new trailer for Netflix family comedy Yes Day
Netflix released the first trailer for their new film Yes Day on Wednesday.
The family comedy, which stars Jennifer Garner and Édgar Ramírez, sees the pair play parents who are forced to agree to do whatever their kids want for a day.
In the amusing clip, the actress, 48, and The Undoing star, 43, transform into Allison and Carlos Torres, and are seen going on adventures alongside their children Ellie, Katie and Nando.
Amusing: Jennifer Garner starred as a mom forced to do whatever her kids want for a day in hilarious new trailer for Netflix family comedy Yes Day, which was released on Wednesday
In a voice-over, Jennifer is heard saying: ‘If there’s one thing I’ve learned from being a mom it’s that parents and kids always disagree on one thing, rules.
‘Saying no 50 times an hour, is part of the job. All of that is about to change.’
Jennifer’s Allison is seen trying to stop her kids from hurting themselves in a variety of scenarios, including one which sees her son attempt to fly using fireworks strapped to his back.
Family: The actress, 48, and Édgar Ramírez transform into parents Allison and Carlos Torres, and are seen going on adventures alongside their children Ellie, Katie and Nando
Protective: In a voice-over, Jennifer is heard saying: ‘If there’s one thing I’ve learned from being a mom it’s that parents and kids always disagree on one thing, rules’
Their eldest daughter Ellie (Everly Carganilla) appears frustrated with her parents constantly telling them no, so she brings up the prospect of Yes Day much to the delight of Katie and Nando (Jenna Ortega and Julian Lerner).
She quips: ‘Have you heard about Yes Day? It’s this new thing where parents have to do whatever their kids ask for for 24 hours.’
Nando then jokes: ‘Well Yes Days are fun, and mom and dad are fun killers.’
Stepping in: Jennifer’s Allison is seen stopping her kids from hurting themselves in a variety of scenarios, including one where her son attempt to fly using fireworks strapped to his back
Challenge: Their eldest daughter Ellie appears frustrated with her parents constantly telling them no, so she brings up the prospect of Yes Day much to her siblings’ delight
Carlos claims they are ‘plenty fun’, with Allison adding her support by saying: ‘We used to say yes to everything, we can be fun again.’
The pair don’t quite know what’s about to hit them though, as they start their Yes Day by letting their kids dress them up with Allison being given pigtails with colourful ribbons and sparkling eye shadow all over her face.
Carlos, meanwhile, is dressed up as a superhero with a blue mask drawn over his eyes for an amusing look before they head to the car wash.
Amusing: The pair don’t quite know what’s about to hit them though, as they start their Yes Day by letting their kids dress them up
Trying to have fun: As part of their Yes Day, Allison and Carlos try to do their best to go ‘all in’ for their kids, even if it lands them in surprising situations
Trying to see the limits of their patience for Yes Day, Ellie, Katie and Nando demand they roll down the windows when the car wash started so they could get wet, which surprisingly their parents agree to.
As part of their Yes Day, Allison and Carlos play fun games with water balloons and try to do their best to go ‘all in’ for their kids.
Based on the children’s book by Amy Krouse Rosenthal, the film is directed by Miguel Arteta and is set to be released on Netflix on March 12, 2021.
Out soon: Based on the children’s book by Amy Krouse Rosenthal, the film is directed by Miguel Arteta and is set to be released on Netflix on March 12, 2021