Jennifer Lopez and Jenny Slate Both Have Ludicrous New Rom-Coms. Here’s Which One to Stream.

Both are absurd. Only one has Owen Wilson kissing Jennifer Lopez on a Ferris wheel.

, departs from an even more extreme “just go with it” premise. Pop megastar Kat Valdez is set to marry her equally famous boyfriend, Bastian , at a live concert streamed to 20 million viewers. But just as she’s about to ascend through a door in the stage floor to begin their glitzy nuptials, she learns from her manager that the tabloids have spotted Bastian cheating on her with one of her own assistants.

The impulsive Kat, already known for her history of short-lived marriages, decides to turn this humiliating situation into a spur-of-the-moment publicity stunt. Spotting a man in the crowd holding a “Marry Me” sign—it’s the title of her and Bastian’s latest hit single—she invites him up on stage and does just that, in a ceremony of dubious legality but indisputable virality.

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