Yes Day (2021)

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A mom and dad who usually say no decide to say yes to their kids' wildest requests — with a few ground rules — on a whirlwind day of fun and adventure.

Introduction
"Yes Day" is a 2021 American funny film directed by Miguel Arteta, available on Netflix. This film is based upon the kids's book of the exact same name by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Tom Lichtenheld. "Yes Day" stars Jennifer Garner, Edgar Ramírez, Jenna Ortega, Julian Lerner and Everly Carganilla. The story revolves around a couple who decide to offer their kids a 'Yes Day', where for 24 hours the parents can not say 'no' to their children's requests.

Plot
Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramírez star as Allison and Carlos Torres, moms and dads of 3 kids, Katie (Jenna Ortega), Nando (Julian Lerner), and Ellie (Everly Carganilla). Allison and Carlos were once adventurous and spontaneous people; nevertheless, they have considering that settled into a predictable regimen due to their adult duties.

Concern occurs throughout a school meeting when they recognize that they have actually turned into 'no' moms and dads, continuously rejecting their children's demands. This gave rise to stress between the parents and the kids, specifically with their earliest daughter Katie, who is desperate for more liberty. In a bid to bring enjoyable back into their lives and to restore their relationships with the kids, Allison and Carlos accepted have a 'Yes Day'.

Execution of 'Yes Day'
The 'Yes Day' starts with simple requests like a massive sugar-filled breakfast and an enjoyable journey to the theme park, which gives all family members a day loaded with laughter and joy. Nevertheless, as the day carries on, the repercussions of stating 'yes' begin to unfold. This is especially seen when Katie, the defiant teenager, cons her parents into accepting let her go to a music festival alone, pressing the guidelines of 'Yes Day' to the limitation.

Resolution
The culmination of the story comes as the household must browse the turmoil unleashed by their 'Yes Day' contract. Unexpectedly, the family ends up at the music celebration where Katie is supposed to be. An argument in between Katie and her parents causes a heartfelt discussion where each party acknowledges their faults. The 'Yes Day' ends with a huge household hug and a newly found gratitude for each other. The Torres household recognized that they need to discover a balance between discipline and liberty. The movie ends on a note encapsulating the essence of family, compromise, understanding, and mutual regard.

Conclusion
"Yes Day" is a heartfelt, family-centered film that strikes home with its depiction of the struggles dealt with by modern-day parents. It provides an engaging story about the value of communication, versatility, and understanding within a household. Garner and Ramírez, in addition to the rest of the cast, provide appealing efficiencies that make "Yes Day" a wonderful watch. With a run time of 86 minutes, "Yes Day" is a feel-good film that advises moms and dads and children alike to have a good time while also preserving balance.

Top Cast

  • Jennifer Garner (small)
    Jennifer Garner
    Allison Torres
  • Edgar Ramírez (small)
    Edgar Ramírez
    Carlos Torres
  • Jenna Ortega (small)
    Jenna Ortega
    Katie Torres
  • Julian Lerner (small)
    Julian Lerner
    Nando Torres
  • Everly Carganilla (small)
    Everly Carganilla
    Ellie Torres
  • H.E.R. (small)
    H.E.R.
    H.E.R.
  • Nat Faxon (small)
    Nat Faxon
    Mr. Deacon
  • Molly Sims (small)
    Molly Sims
    Hiring Executive
  • Fortune Feimster (small)
    Fortune Feimster
    Jean the Paramedic
  • Arturo Castro (small)
    Arturo Castro
    Officer Jones
  • Tracie Thoms (small)
    Tracie Thoms
    Billie / Concert Coordinator