The comedy film Joy Ride hits theaters on July 7, 2023. Viewers can dive into a plot rich with laughter and heartwarming humor. The upcoming slapstick film will delight viewers in the summer movie lineup. With the new stars aligned, the film will portray Asian representation in modern Hollywood, bringing joy and excitement across the nation.
Adele Lim's directorial debut with Joy Ride attests to her expertise as both a personal and professional landmark. The film will glorify camaraderie and unearthing oneself through an exciting voyage around China that embodies emotional depth along with witty humor. Viewers can experience this cinematic masterpiece that combines all the elements of a joy ride.
Discovering the comedy realm of Joy Ride: Plot and trailer insights
The raw sneak peek for the upcoming movie Joy Ride offers viewers a peek into the madcap and unapologetically spicy adventures of the four women. With the mantra "Let's just be grown-ups!" the preview establishes the vibe for an unfiltered, legit, and riotous joyride. It hints at the deep bond between the gals as they cruise through partying, unexpected plot twists, and the journey of self-discovery.
The film will revolve around a group of individuals who would not typically be friends but unite for an extraordinary international travel experience. Following Audrey’s (Ashley Park) transition from a business trip to Asia into something entirely unexpected, she calls upon her longtime best friend Lolo (Sherry Cola), a lively yet somewhat chaotic person named Kat (Stephanie Hsu), who has evolved into being famous in China's soap opera world, along with Lolo’s eccentric cousin Deadeye (Sabrina Wu).
Their journey becomes not only about exploring new lands but also bonding over their shared experiences, creating lasting friendships while also engaging in wild adventures to discover what it means to belong anywhere while embracing their true selves.
Rumblings about the movie first started making the rounds back in 2018, when Point Grey Pictures and Lionsgate first made a deal to get the ball rolling. The production for the movie started in British Columbia; additionally, director Adele Lim officially got on board in 2021. The cast came together and was unveiled over the summer and into the fall of that same year.
Joy Ride had its big debut at SXSW earlier this spring, on March 17, 2023, where it was met with rave reviews. Audiences will get to witness the buzzing hype when the movie hits theaters.
The creative cast behind the curtains of Joy Ride
The upcoming film boasts a line-up of seasoned actors that includes Ashley Park, who will play Audrey, the protagonist who embarks on a journey to find her birth mother. The film will also feature Sherry Cola as Lolo, who happens to be Audrey's best friend. Alongside Ashley are Stephanie Hsu, who will play the role of Kat, Audrey's former roommate, and Sabrina Wu, who will take up the role of Lolo's cousin, Deadeye.
As for the supporting cast, the movie will feature Ronny Chieng, Lori Tan Chinn, David Denman, and others. The comedy film is penned by Chevapravatdumrong, Teresa Hsiao, and Adele Lim.
The film is produced under the stewardship of Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, James Weaver, and Josh Fagen. With a versatile team, fans can look forward to a film that will heighten the entertainment and hilarity.
Joy Ride is poised to amaze the audience with its unique blend of hilarity and plot on July 7, 2023. Tune in for a ride infused with adventure and laughter with the girly gang.