The Swing of Things (2020)

Sometimes it takes a dip in a different pool to let you know if you're in the right place at the right time, or so it would seem in this 2020 comedy The Swing of Things.  When the ham-fisted groom-to-be (Chord Overstreet) books his destination wedding in Jamaica at a beautiful resort, he thinks he's about to deliver the perfect getaway for his closest friends and family of both him and his beautiful bride to be, but sure as the day is sunny in Jamaica, he bungled that too!  The resort is actually a destination for wayward swingers, looking to get freaky in the sun with anyone and everyone who visits, that also has a staff of well hung hunks looking to play as well.  Needless to say, shenanigans ensue as mom, dad, siblings, and buddies alike all soon discover that this resort isn't just a family friendly good time, but every wedding guest is now being served up to a bevy of horny holiday-ers who have been smoked out on the finest Jamaican herb the island has to offer.  It follows a classic sex-capade list of tropes that include mistaken hook-ups, out and out inappropriate sexy times, parents getting high, drunken bally-hoo, and reconciliations along the way.  We get a great chance to see a couple of bonafide babes in banana hammocks as well as King Orba breaks out a thong shot, and the priest officiating the wedding Father Tyrone (Joshua Uduma), fills up a skimpy bathing suit better than anyone on the island, even though it's a prosthetic, it looks like he's swinging a real Jamaican plantain in your face during a dance sequence.  So definitely enjoy this comedic take on a wedding gone wrong in all the right ways!