Spa Weekend (2026)

Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, Anna Faris and Michelle Buteau walk into a luxury spa, and the punchline never shows up. That’s four people who could make a grocery list funny, stuck with a script that piles on mishaps and hopes volume counts as comedy. The premise is fine. Four childhood best friends have drifted apart, and Coco books a birthday getaway for Jane at the Solaris Resort. They leave Mel off the list because she’s a walking disaster, then Sophie caves and invites her anyway. Fisher goes full chaos as Mel, getting Sophie fired by yelling at her boss, getting Coco’s ex-husband to show up at the resort and wrecking a stolen golf cart, and she’s easily the most fun thing in it. Erika Heynatz is a good sport as the resort manager running out of patience. It made $13.9 million worldwide on a reported $20M. A 3.4 because the cast is terrific and the material isn’t. $31.22 says you text your oldest group chat about planning a trip tonight, and nobody answers until Thursday.

What works: Isla Fisher throws herself into Mel’s chaos, and the four leads have the easy rapport of friends who would be a blast on a real trip.

What doesn’t: The script stacks mishap on mishap without ever building real jokes, so a terrific cast spends 97 minutes working for scraps.

Who it’s for: Grown-up friend groups planning their own getaway who just want something light playing in the background.