She is a Golden Globe-winning actress

starring in a new film called "Yes Day,"

which premieres on Netflix tomorrow.

Here is Jennifer Garner!

Ah, come on.

Ah, the best! -Come on, Jimmy!

-Welcome back. -Oh!

-Thank you. -I'm so happy to see you, buddy.

-I'm so happy to see you, too, bud.

You recently posted a photo

with your "13 Going on 30" costar Mark Ruffalo,

and the Internet broke in half.

They went crazy. We have that photo.

You guys just -- -Aw.

-You guys just wrapped another movie together

called "The Adam Project."

What was it like working together again?

-It was so instantly comfortable

and there was just so much trust there.

There's just nothing like having known people for a long time.

You know, there's nothing like -- it made you feel

more brave and it made you feel really safe.

It was lovely.

I just loved being with Mark again.

-And also, Ryan Reynolds is in the movie.

Let me just say, if I could sit at a table with you,

Mark Ruffalo, and Ryan Reynolds, that's the best table.

I mean, you're three of the most talented people,

but also funny, but also giving and caring.

What was Ryan like?

-Well, first of all -- Well, there's also Zoe Saldana

and Catherine Keener, so it's just an amazing --

it's such a cool cast to be a part of.

-Oh, my gosh. -But it is going to be

such a special movie.

I cannot wait for you guys to see it.

We're all used to laughing at Ryan,

but just have a box of tissues ready

'cause he's gonna tear your heart out and feed it to you.

-Really? -Yeah. He's a killer.

He's my son. You know, he's Mark and my son.

Little baby Ryan Reynolds. -[ Laughs ]

That's perfect, man.

That is great.

I have to say, your new movie

"Yes Day" comes out on Netflix tomorrow.

This is really your baby.

Not only do you star in it, but you produced it as well.

Congrats on that.

I think it's a perfect movie for you.

I think in my head -- and I may be wrong -- that that is you --

I think you'd be the best mom ever.

I think you're so fun.

-Oh, my gosh. I don't know.

I think the whole point of "Yes Day"

is because no matter what, moms stop being fun all the time.

We just, like, kind of turn into a drag,

just being like, "Do you have your socks on?

Have you brushed your teeth?

Do you have your soccer cleats for later?"

And you just get kind of robotic and rigid

trying to make it all happen.

So my kids, I started doing a yes day with my kids

when, really, a long time ago because my daughter loved

Amy Krouse Rosenthal -- beautiful angel --

her book "Yes Day" so much.

Kids books make such a difference, Jimmy.

Just wait till I get to make one of yours into a movie.

I'll be so excited.

-It's a two-word movie.

-Yeah, exactly.

But my daughter loved the book so much,

she begged for a yes day, and we did it,

and then we started doing them as a tradition,

once a year, the kids and I would, for nine years.

And now, here it is. It's a movie.

And I can't wait for people to see it because it really is fun

and joyful and after a year of just solid no,

it's just a big, fat, juicy yes.

-[ Laughs ] Exactly.

The other thing is how many times you actually have to say

no in the movie, and you do it -- every one is different.

But you're like, "No, no, nope, no."

And then, there's one you say that's stuck in my head.

You go, "Nope on a rope.

Nope on a rope."

I just -- That one crushed me.

-Try it.

I'm offering for all of America.

Please try "nope on a rope," because it's no, but it's kicky.

-Yeah, it's got a little kick to it, yeah.

"No. Nope." -It's got a little kick.

-Nope on a rope, yeah. -Nope on a rope.

-Was there anything doing this movie that made you turn around

and say -- wish you said no?

You go, "Yeah, I said yes to that.

I should have said no."

-I don't like singing in front of people,

and I sing in this stinking movie.

And actually, I don't think -- I don't know if I'm allowed

to say this, but I'm going to just break a rule and tell you,

H.E.R. is in our film,

and H.E.R. plays music in our film and has a scene.

She is incredible. -A genius.

-She's the most unbelievable -- and her band is there as well.

And then, I had to sing with H.E.R., the H.E.R., yes.

-No, no, no. No, that's pressure.

-Yeah, I can't even think about it.

I can't -- I went out -- I had to say to the audience

beforehand, I had to say like,

"I don't like to sing in front of people.

You're all here. We have to get through this together.

If I pee my pants, have just --

we're just going to have a laugh.

I don't know what's gonna happen.

We just have to get through it together.

So God bless you." -I thought you nailed it.

I also want to say, we were talking earlier

and I said like, "I wish people could see this,"

you know, in a crowd, and you were like,

"Yeah, weirdly, we tested it with families through TVs,"

and they let you watch them react to the movie

so you can edit and stuff like that?

-It was amazing!

Like, I've never tested a movie like this,

but it's Netflix and you're supposed to watch it at home.

There was a pandemic.

So we had cameras up on their -- we were able to watch

the families watching the movie,

and they would be leaving the room,

grabbing popcorn, all laughing, doing what they do.

But as the movie came to the third act, everyone --

and I was watching 150 families screening through Zoom screens

and watching them get closer and closer

till they were huddled up on the couch

and the moms, like, wiping a tear.

And we were like, "Yes, we did it! We did it."

It was the best. That's all you want.

You just want, like, my goal is for there to be families

all over the world cuddled up on the couch

by the end of the movie.

-I want to show a clip from the movie.

Here's Jennifer Garner in "Yes Day."

Take a look.

-I'm sorry, but you got to make it through a yes morning,

let alone a yes day.

-Would you like to have a little wager on that?

-You know what? I would love to.

How about this?

If you say no one time,

I get to go to Flea Fest with Layla.

No adults, no parents.

Just us young, underage, vulnerable girls.

-Wait, honey, are you sure?

-I'll take your wager, missy,

because I know that I won't say no.

And when you lose -- and you will lose --

I am so fun that you will still get to go to your concert.

-Really? -Absolutely.

With me!

I'm gonna sit right next to you and we're gonna hold hands

and we're gonna put our hands in the air like we just don't care.

-Jennifer Garner, everybody.

"Yes Day" premieres tomorrow on Netflix.