Grown Ups

In 1978, a close-knit group of friends celebrates their significant victory in the junior high basketball championship. Under the guidance of their beloved coach Buzzer, they exhibit passion and teamwork, laying the foundation for their enduring friendships.

Fast forward to 2008, where Lenny Feder, a successful Hollywood talent agent, is now settled in life with his fashionable wife, Roxanne. They have three children, Greg, Keith, and Becky, thriving in a world of privilege and comforts.

The group reunites for the funeral of their cherished coach, Buzzer. This poignant occasion stirs up nostalgic memories and reminds them of the impactful lessons he taught them during their youth.

Lenny organizes a getaway to a lake house for the 4th of July weekend to honor their late coach. Although he plans to leave early for Roxanne's fashion show in Milan, the gathering serves as a nostalgic reunion among the friends.

At the lake house, Lenny runs into his old rival, Dickie Bailey, who challenges him to a rematch, rekindling old competitive spirits. Lenny skillfully avoids the challenge, reflecting on the maturity that comes with age.

The group plans to honor Buzzer by spreading his ashes on the lake. This act symbolizes their commitment to maintaining the values he instilled in them, even as personal tensions begin to surface.

Lenny reveals to Roxanne that he has to leave early for her Milan fashion show, igniting tension in their marriage. This revelation serves as a backdrop for their struggles to balance family and career commitments.

The dynamics shift when Rob's daughters, Jasmine and Amber, arrive, impressing everyone with their beauty. Their presence leads to playful exchanges about parenting, especially regarding Rob's daughter Bridget, who resembles him remarkably.

As the weekend progresses, Lenny's kids begin to bond with their peers, showcasing innocent creativity, such as building cup phones. These moments signify the joy and connections that the weekend fosters.

The fun takes a humorous turn when they encounter Dickie and his friend Wiley, who hilariously ends up in the hospital due to a mishap on a zip line. This incident adds a comedic layer to their gathering.

Conflicts arise as Deanne, Kurt's wife, grows suspicious of his interaction with Lenny's nanny, Rita. Their confrontation leads to an open and honest discussion about their marriage, revealing deeper truths about their relationship.

Eric, feeling humiliated over his job loss, shares his struggles with Lenny. This revelation triggers contemplation in Lenny about investing in Eric’s future, emphasizing the group's mutual support.

During a lively 4th of July barbecue, the group is challenged by Dickie and his friends to a nostalgic rematch of their previous basketball games. This rekindling of competitive spirit showcases the enduring bonds formed over shared histories.

The basketball game intensifies, bringing everyone back to their childhood competitiveness. In a surprising twist, Lenny chooses to miss a shot on purpose, showcasing sportsmanship and honoring the teachings of Buzzer.

The group learns to embrace their loss during the game, realizing the importance of friendship over competition. The weekend acts as a reminder of their shared journeys and the lasting impact of their coach's legacy.