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Let me tell you about Spa Weekend, the hilarious new film from the directors of Bad Moms and the writers of The Hangover. Four lifelong best friends are desperate for a break, so they book a weekend away to relax and reconnect. Turns out, though, self-care can get pretty messy. Starring Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, Michelle Buteau, and Anna Faris. Spa Weekend is the wildly funny getaway you and your besties deserve. Spa Weekend only in theaters August 21st.

Let me tell you about Spa Weekend, the hilarious new film from the directors of Bad Moms and the writers of The Hangover. Four lifelong best friends are desperate for a break, so they book a weekend away to relax and reconnect. Turns out, though, self-care can get pretty messy. Starring Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, Michelle Buteau, and Anna Faris. Spa Weekend is the wildly funny getaway you and your besties deserve. Spa Weekend only in theaters August 21st.

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