Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis and Kathryn Hahn are drinking together in the film "Bad Moms." (Photo : YouTube/Styx Entertainment)
The first official "Bad Moms" trailer released this week shows the hilarious side of actresses Mila Kunis, Kathryn Hahn and Kristen Bell. They depict what moms can do when reaching the breaking point and losing themselves. The upcoming comedy film features good moms who decide to be bad when pushed to the edge.
Mila Kunis plays Amy Mitchell, a young woman with a successful career and a beautiful home but is overworked and exhausted. Her patience had been stretched to the max with a man-child husband, an incompetent superior at work and overachieving but high-maintenance kids. Ending a day when everything seemed to go wrong, she felt she had enough.
"I'm so tired of trying to be this perfect mom," Kunis' character declared in the "Bad Moms" trailer. "I'm done."
Joining Mitchell are two equally-stressed mothers portrayed by Kathryn Hahn and Kristen Bell who find the need to abandon their responsibilities and have some freedom, according to People. While they worked hard to make the lives of their children magical and amazing, it is time for them to be bad moms, Mitchell said in the thriller.
The trio had wild fun together and were hysterical, went reckless grocery shopping, had a house party and enjoyed heavy drinking. At school, they encountered three alpha or perfect mothers, one of whom is played by Christina Applegate. The three good mothers gone bad decided to take down the perfect moms.
"Bad Moms" is among the most anticipated parenting movies of the year. It can be the "Hangover" or night off of wives and mothers, where they can laugh away trouble with female friends, according to News.com.au.
The film presents mothers who find stuff like yoga, gluten-free food and cupcake-making boring at times and just want to be bad moms once in a while. It gives the realization that hot mess mothers want to let loose at certain points of their lives.
The comedy parenting film also stars Jada Pinkett Smith and Annie Mumolo. It is directed by Scott Moore and Jon Lucas and is distributed by STX Entertainment. It is set to hit theaters on July 29.
Below is the first official trailer of "Bad Moms."
