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I wonder why he kept taking those horrible roles.

Were those kids movies Disney properties? If so, Disney owns your soul. Eddie Murphy's old stand up were not allowed to be released on DVD while he was under contract with them.

The trailer is kind of meh but I do appreciate him being credited as Dwayne Johnson. It took a few years but I respect guys like him more when they aren't using their wrestling/rap names.

Nope and I'm not saying he was. Just saying that is why he wasn't in an action movie till now. He probably signed a very lucrative contract with Disney to make a certain amount of movies. Once in that contract Disney will not allow you to spoil an image until that contract is done.

I've said it before, but the Rock's charm always gets to me. I didn't see all the family stuff he made but this trailer, specifically the contrast between the radio preacher and what is happening no screen, is enticing. I probably won't see it anyway, but that has more to do with not going to the movies as much as I used to than anything else.

[quote="superdeformed"]Wait, is this part of the Fast and the Furious?

No, because this is not a excuse to show off the hottest cars.

It's like Vin Diesel and The Rock wrote a love story about themselves and then made a movie out of it.

I love the fact that all the main characters from each movies, except for Bow Wow and the other guy from Tokyo Drift, are there.

Damn son, Fast Five was tight!!!

I can only conclude that the constant sweat coming off of Dwayne Johnson provided a protective shield against all the shrapnel and scraps he would have received from being knocked around so much.

Because the studio, producers and creative people weren't fighting with each other for years.

The more this movie keeps forcing itself in front of me, the more I want to see it. Too bad I donzmt get to do movies in the theater anymore.

I love that the death of the asian guy is canon, and that Fast and Furious has canon and a timeline to keep track of.