Beginning with Saturday Night Live and ending with their well-received stints as the co-hosts of the Golden Globes, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have long proved to be one of the most talented duos in comedy. It's been more than seven years since Fey and Poehler have co-starred together on the big screen — and the new trailer for Sisters offers a first look at their Hollywood reunion:
Sisters reverses the duo's dynamic from 2008's Baby Mama: This time, Fey is the wild one, and Poehler is the uptight one. When they learn that their parents have sold their childhood home, they decide to throw one last house party before the new owners take over — leading to a wild evening of dancing, drinking, and John Cena.
Sisters hits theaters on December 18.
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