"Why can't we just celebrate together?" Prime Video has debuted a third and final fun trailer for the goofy comedy You're Cordially Invited, an ensemble wedding bash created and directed by filmmaker Nick Stoller (of Forgetting Sarah Marshall,

This is less an actual movie than something familiar processed in a way that is vaguely pleasing, with Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell both doing watered-down variations on characters they

Will Ferrell says some of his fans were not too happy about his decision to bring back Buddy the Elf as a smoker and drinker.

Another weekend, another batch of shows and movies to wile away the hours with. Today is the last day of January, so this is the first streaming guide of February, 2025. And there are definitely a few things worth checking out new to the myriad streaming services we all subscribe to these days.

The best movies on Amazon Prime Video include You're Cordially Invited, The Calendar Killer, Blink Twice, In the Land of Saints and Sinners, and more.

You’re Cordially Invited was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia and the surrounding area. The scenes at the wedding venue, which is called Palmetto Island in the movie, You’re Cordially Invited was filmed at Lake Oconee, about 75 miles east of Atlanta.

You're Cordially Invited” is reheated comedy leftovers, for the most part, but there’s enough warmth, sentimentality, and belly laughs to make for a raucous timewaster.

“Sing Sing” is streaming on-demand on platforms like Prime Video now! “Sing Sing” was released on digital today, January 31. “Sing Sing” is available for digital purchase on Prime Video. The film costs $24.99 to buy or $19.99 to rent.

Noah Centineo returns as CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks in season two of Netflix’s The Recruit, arriving to the platform on January 30. This season, Owen heads to South Korea where he finds himself in the middle of an espionage plot and has to work alongside Korean intelligence agent Jang Kyun (Teo Yoo) on the mission.

You’re Cordially Invited,” a new comedy directed by Nicholas Stoller, brings together two stars whose movie worlds are nearly as divided as wedding guests on separate sides of the aisle. Ferrell is most closely associated with broad comedies and Witherspoon the more romantic variety.

A tale like this one requires a lot of inventive filmmaking. … The Zucheros bring a great deal of imagination to the task, and the sheer audacity of the movie is enough to make it worth watching, even if, at times, the gadgets’ sentimental education starts to feel repetitive. In theaters. Read the full review.