The stars of Spa Weekend certainly know how to drum up excitement ahead of their movie's August 21st release.
Anna Faris, 49, Isla Fisher, 50, and Leslie Mann, 54, all stripped down to their swimwear in a fun video they shared on Instagram to promote the film.
Anna looked incredible in a striped blue-and-brown bikini that showcased her tiny waist, while Leslie opted for a black string two-piece that displayed her equally flawless physique.
Isla opted for a bathing suit that was a colorful mix of leopard print and florals, adding to the playful look with her hair in pigtails.
They performed a silly routine in the video, which began with Anna and Leslie squatting before Isla jumped in the middle of them and wrapped a leg around each of their thighs.
The trio was soon joined by their other co-star, Michelle Buteau, 49, who popped up at the end of the video, flaunting her curves in a vibrant blue one-piece.
"Best friends, bathing suits & bad decisions! @spaweekendmovie serves up all the chaos you need!" they wrote in the caption of the joint post.
According to the synopsis, Spa Weekend, written and directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, "is a hilarious and heartfelt comedy about four lifelong friends who realize that somewhere between careers, relationships, families and everyday responsibilities, they have forgotten how to take care of themselves and each other."
It adds: "Burned out and overdue for a break, the women escape to a luxury spa retreat for what turns out to be an unforgettable weekend dedicated to fun, laughter, and a lot of really bad decisions."
Filming took place at a luxurious resort in Australia, but "dangerous" weather shut down the set for several days.
Leslie revealed in an interview with People that a cyclone had buildings "shaking" and "everybody had to stay home from work" because "a lot of the windows flew off."
"It was crazy," Anna added about the ordeal, while Isla noted: "That was really fun."
Michelle revealed that the shutdown meant "everybody just met at the bar," adding: "It did feel like a summer camp at the end of the day."
Spa Weekend producer Suzanne Todd revealed that production shut down for three days amid a storm, but it didn't dampen spirits among the cast and crew.
"We had them in the most incredible oceanfront suites, exactly where you would want to be, 180-degree view of the ocean — until there's a cyclone. And then it was 100-mile-an-hour winds and swells like you couldn't imagine."