- "Party like a mother," that's the tagline
for the new movie, "Bad Moms."
- Mila Kunis stars as a working mom
with a seemingly perfect life, but she stresses
of juggling it all, having finally
pushed her to the breaking point.
So let's check this out.
I had a really long day.
I have been bruised and burned.
I screwed up my daughter's first day at soccer
and I hand-searched my son's poo for a pen cap.
And three hours ago,
I may or may not have committed a felony hit and run.
I quit.
- So there. - Yes.
- So there!
- Momhood is such a rich area for comedy, right?
I mean, just the idea of being a mom because, as a mom,
you're expected to do
- Everything.
- and anything and everything at all times.
- Yeah. - This movie just sort of
turns that all upside down.
- Yeah, I think so many times you see moms in films
and they're put up on a pedestal.
And they're always perfect, and they're great.
Or they're overly exhausted and life is awful.
And I think this kind of pokes fun
- Does this come from, any of it, from your own experiences,
your own life as a mom?
Did you pull from that?
- Yeah, so much of it. I mean, this is the only movie
that I've done in between baby one and baby two.
So I've changed my work schedule a little bit.
- Yes. - But yeah, I think that
when I got pregnant with Wyatt,
I put so much pressure on myself to figure out
how am I gonna balance work and life.
And I realize it's impossible and I think that
it literally ate me alive.
No one put the pressure on me,
I just did it fully to myself,
and I think that this character is the same way.
And so I related to that.
Cooking. Yes, I do the cleaning.
- You said everything I've ever felt about being a mom,
but couldn't say. - There's so many rules now.
- Don't punish your kids. - Don't say no to your kids.
- To bad moms. - Oh, I'm in.
- To bad moms!
- Yes!
- Wendy.
- The movie is hilarious. Congratulations.
And I have to say, should we do a cheers to "Bad Moms?"
Let's just start it off. Why not? Why not?
- Are those store-bought doughnut holes, Amy?
- Um... - I am going to destroy you.
- Did you ever have a moment, pregnant,
when you had a child that you thought,
"I'm just not gonna be very good at this."
What was the moment where you thought,
"Yeah, I'm not gonna work at this?"
- When you're in the car the first time with the newborn
in the car seat. - And driving 20 miles
an hour home. - Is that a real a thing?
Do you really drive that slowly?
- Yes. - Yeah.
- I sat in the backseat with him because, just in case,
I was like, "What if like, the car jerks
'cause they're so little."
- I can't believe I'm gonna be late
for my first soccer practice.
- I'm sorry, OK. I'm trying.
- Well try harder, dude. - Good job! Good boy!
- In the movie, you guys are a little bit overstressed,
a little overworked, overrun, like most real moms.
So in real life, what do you do, for a mommy time-out?
- I actually like to work out and it's probably
the only time that I have a moment yo myself.
- She has to work out. - No, no, no,
not because of that, but because it's the only time
that I have a moment to myself for twice a week.
I do pilates. It's not like I'm like running marathons.
Twice a week, I do pilates, and there's something
to me - It shows, girl.
- Oh my God, it's just so quiet. It's just quiet.
It's just, it's just quiet, that's all I
- Are you guys visiting?
- No, we live here. I'm an Austrian man named Mr. Yang. Go.
- OK, we're gonna end with a game:
"How Well Do You Know Each Other?
How Well Do You Know Yourself?"
- Oh boy. - Who's most likely to
have the most creative spy name?
- You would come up with it. - No.
- What? - Yours, ohh!
- You would. - Oh, oh I gave it to you.
- What would it be? - Well, I don't know.
It would be like Banana Hammock Something. I don't know.
- Who's most likely to have one too many glasses of wine?
Jump out of a plane?
Who's most likely to be caught red-handed eating junk food?
- I eat street food, like I'm all about
- I eat street food. - Yum.
- Oh, I'll eat 10 Samosas, but I'm not gonna eat a Twizzler.
- Oh, I'll sometimes have a Twizzler.
- Who's most likely to laugh at the wrong moment?
- Unanimous. - OK, fair.
- That happens? - All the time.
- OK, Drew said that if we don't deliver this package,
a lot of people are gonna die.
What if we don't do it and then there's like
a terrorist attack or something?
- Well, what did he say to do?
- We have to get it to a cafe in Vienna.
- Austria, Vienna? - Yes, that's what he said.
- OK, well, why don't we do that then?
- Do what? Go to Europe when a bunch of people
are trying to kill us?
- Do you want to die having never been to Europe?
Or do you want to go to Europe and die
having been to Europe?
- Why are those my only two options?
- By the way, this looks hilarious.
Hi! - Hi.
- Are you two besties 'cause it seems like ...
I know that you didn't know each other before the movie,
but there's a clear situation happening.
- Yeah, we fell in love. - Did you?
- It was pretty instant.
We got very lucky.
You don't know what's gonna happen and sometimes
you get put in these positions where you're like,
I just wish that we just get along and that's like,
best case scenario. - Yeah.
- And we actually fell in love.
So it was wonderful.
- And when you signed on to the movie,
you had obviously heard of Kate McKinnon,
but you guys have not ever worked together - had you met?
- No, I signed on because I was a fan of hers.
So I wanted to work with her and I was like, "You know what,
I'll do it. I think she's awesome and super talented."
And then we met at the table read, we seemingly got along.
And then, first day of production, we became best friends.
- Did you guys just laugh all the time?
I just picture you two.
- Yeah, we laughed non-stop. Kate does have a fake laugh
and I've said this before.
There's a fake Kate McKinnon laugh.
- What is it? Give it to me! Show me.
- I can't. I can't reenact it, but there's two laughs.
So from now on, when you interview her, you'll notice,
there's two separate laughs. One's a genuine laugh
and one's like, "I'm laughing 'cause I'm supposed to."
And I learned this very early on and I was like,
"Oh hell no, Kate." - No.
- No, I don't want your fake laugh.
And so my goal was to always make her genuinely laugh.
And so I could tell when I made her break for real
and when I made her not.
- At 34, Kunis is one of the most successful
and highest-paid actresses in Hollywood.
And with husband Ashton Kutcher, forms a power couple
that is a magnet for the tabloids.
Kunis' latest movie is the action comedy,
"The Spy Who Dumped Me."
- We just wanna talk about your boyfriend.
- But he dumped me. - Drew, CIA.
- I'm sorry, what?
- Some bad people are after me. Now they're after you.
- But it almost didn't happen for her.
- I initially passed.
My husband and I made an agreement a long time ago
that we would never separate the family.
I said, "No," and it was actually my husband that was like,
"I think you should really do it."
- Do you wanna die having never been to Europe?
Or do you want to go to Europe and die
having been to Europe?
- Why are those my only two options?
- Audrey is like your average 29, 30-year-old girl
who's trying to figure out her life.
This guy that she kinda thought that she knew,
that she was in love with, broke up with her.
Come to find out - spoiler alert - he's a spy!
And she gets taken on this whirlwind adventure
in Europe with her best friend, played by Kate McKinnon.
So it's like a really cool story about friendship.
It's a story about love
and lots of things explode around you.