

YES DAY 2021
"For 24 hours, kids make the rules."
Join the chaos in *YES DAY (2021)*, where parental instincts take a wild turn as a couple—played by Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramírez—swap their usual "no" for a day of unfiltered "yes" to their children's most outrageous wishes.
Director: Miguel Arteta
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is YES DAY (2021) about?
*YES DAY* follows a seemingly ordinary couple who, after years of saying "no," decide to spend 24 hours saying "yes" to their kids' wildest requests—with hilarious and sometimes disastrous results. The film mixes slapstick comedy with heartfelt family moments, exploring themes of control, spontaneity, and the unpredictable joys of parenting.
Who directed YES DAY?
Miguel Arteta, known for his work on films like *The Good Girl* and *Beatriz at Dinner*, directs *YES DAY*.
Who stars in YES DAY?
The film stars Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramírez as the exasperated parents, with Jenna Ortega and Julian Lerner as their mischievous kids, supported by Everly Carganilla and H.E.R.
Is YES DAY (2021) worth watching?
*YES DAY* is a breezy, family-friendly comedy that delivers laughs and warmth in equal measure. While not groundbreaking, its chaotic charm and relatable themes make it a solid choice for parents and kids alike—especially for those looking for a lighthearted escape.
How long is YES DAY?
YES DAY runs for 86 minutes.
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About YES DAY (2021) — The Hilarious Chaos of Letting Kids Rule for 24 Hours
Join the chaos in *YES DAY (2021)*, where parental instincts take a wild turn as a couple—played by Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramírez—swap their usual "no" for a day of unfiltered "yes" to their children's most outrageous wishes. Directed by Miguel Arteta (*The Good Girl*, *Beatriz at Dinner*), this family comedy transforms a routine Saturday into a whirlwind of rollercoaster rides, spontaneous tattoos, and impromptu karaoke marathons, all under the watchful (and increasingly exhausted) gaze of the parents. With Jenna Ortega and Julian Lerner as their mischievous offspring, the film balances slapstick humor with heartfelt moments, capturing the chaos, joy, and occasional terror of letting kids call the shots—literally. The result? A feel-good adventure that's as much about the parents' midlife reevaluation as it is about the kids' reign of fun.
Under Arteta's sharp direction, *YES DAY* blends relatable family dynamics with laugh-out-loud set pieces, making it a modern take on the classic "parental experiment" trope. The film's vibrant energy and playful tone resonate with audiences craving lighthearted escapism, all while poking fun at the struggles of modern parenting. With a runtime of just 86 minutes, it's the perfect pick for a family movie night that's equal parts funny, chaotic, and unexpectedly touching.




