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The movie "Faster" is set for release next week (November 24th). It stars Dwayne Johnson and Bill Bob Thorton. Here is a link for the trailer for those who havent seen it..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujc1RlY22ts
What do you think? Do you think it will be a success? If we are being honest here, I think most of us could agree that movies that have starred former wwe stars in a major role have been very average at best.. Most of them being mediocre.. From what I've read on this forum, alot of people are sick of hearing about the rock and anything having to do with him. However, I'm hoping that the actual movie lives up to this trailer and Johnson delivers a solid performance. Not just for Johnson's sake, but for the sake of future wwe superstars. Whether Dwayne likes it or not, he will forever be associated with "The Rock" character he created in wwe. And if Johnson could somehow be taken seriously as an actor in hollywood, this could open doors for other wwe superstars as well.I just see it as a good thing for us fans if more talented people tried to use the wwe as a gateway into hollywood. It's a win-win situation for us fans and the company as a whole imo. Do you think it could be a positive for wwe if more talent came into the company with aspirations of reaching hollywood? Or is that a bad thing for wrestling in general? Is this already happening now?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujc1RlY22ts
What do you think? Do you think it will be a success? If we are being honest here, I think most of us could agree that movies that have starred former wwe stars in a major role have been very average at best.. Most of them being mediocre.. From what I've read on this forum, alot of people are sick of hearing about the rock and anything having to do with him. However, I'm hoping that the actual movie lives up to this trailer and Johnson delivers a solid performance. Not just for Johnson's sake, but for the sake of future wwe superstars. Whether Dwayne likes it or not, he will forever be associated with "The Rock" character he created in wwe. And if Johnson could somehow be taken seriously as an actor in hollywood, this could open doors for other wwe superstars as well.I just see it as a good thing for us fans if more talented people tried to use the wwe as a gateway into hollywood. It's a win-win situation for us fans and the company as a whole imo. Do you think it could be a positive for wwe if more talent came into the company with aspirations of reaching hollywood? Or is that a bad thing for wrestling in general? Is this already happening now?