SNL alums Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are teaming up again for their third straight year as hosts of the Golden Globe Awards, which airs live tonight. So, Universal has taken the opportunity now to release the first footage from the comedic duo’s next film, Sisters.

Check out the first TV spot for Sisters here below, which will air tonight during the Globes. There’s also the official synopsis, the title card, and the first still from the movie.

The comedy from director Jason Moore (Pitch Perfect), which hits theaters this Christmas, sees Fey and Poehler together again on the big screen. This time they star as sisters who after returning home to clean out their childhood bedrooms, try to recapture their youth by throwing a wild party for their old classmates. The actresses, who have a long working history together that began before their Saturday Night Live days, also starred together in 2008’s Baby Mama as well as 2004’s Fey-scripted Mean Girls.

Muppets Most Wanted
Directed by James Bobin
Starring Ricky Gervais, Ty Burrell, Tina Fey, Steve Whitmire, and Eric Jacobson
Walt Disney Pictures
Released March 21, 2014

The Muppets are back on the big screen, but does this “sequel” live up to the 2011 film that essentially ignited interest once again in the brand? While Muppets Most Wanted lacks the drama and overwhelming nostalgia of its predecessor, it more than makes up for that in laughs and smiles a plenty. The movie is insanely funny and astute, far from a film that you would want to imprison audiences from seeing.

While initial box office results are more disappointing and middling than encouraging – its opening weekend here in the United States totaled to a mere $17 million – I cannot think of any reason why moviegoers should avoid this genius blend of satire and parody in great Muppet form. It was evident in its marketing, and it translates to the actual film.

Muppets Most Wanted leaps into theaters some 28 months after the “revival” of the Muppets entity through the Jason Segel and Amy Adams film that sparked new interest in Kermit, our favorite felt friend. The March 21 release benefits from a keen and laugh-out-loud marketing campaign that integrates one of the brand’s best assets: smart humor.

This week’s Disney In Depth takes you behind the scenes as we explore how Disney’s first family film of 2014 may also be the best-promoted movie of the year – no matter the studio.

Tonight, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler returned to NBC for their second time hosting the Golden Globes Awards ceremony. The former SNL comediennes, TV actresses, and best buds once again did a great job, bringing laughter to the elite attendees and also to those of us watching at home.

Tom Hanks (who they repeatedly referred to as Tam Honks), Matt Damon (who they said tonight was “basically a garbage person”), and fellow SNL alum Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who was nominated for Best Actress for the film Enough Said as well as for her HBO series Veep, were highlighted in the hosts’ humorous opening monologue.

Watch the full Fey and Poehler’s entire opening monologue from the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards here below.

Welcome to 2014, another exciting year for The Walt Disney Company! 2014 will bring the releases of an expected 14 films from Walt Disney Studios (11 from Disney and three from Touchstone).

What is hot on the studio slate? In the next two editions of Disney In Depth, beginning with this one, we will preview each of the film entries.