Central Intelligence

Overall, Central Intelligence isn't 48 Hours... However, if you enjoy Hart's stand-up comedy, and his other numerous flicks, then you'll probably enjoy this one as well.

This is a tongue-in-cheek buddy movie that's above average, but not too far above average.

Hart and Johnson got me to laugh, their antics just ridiculous enough to keep me entertained.

Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart give Central Intelligence all the charisma they can, and through their combined sheer force of will, this comedy works.

Summer blockbusters used to be reliably homophobic but, thanks to Johnson, this one's approach to love and lust seems genuinely new wave.

It's a plot that doesn't hold up under scrutiny, particularly in the scattershot climax, but the gag rate is so high that this doesn't matter as much as it should.

Really Fun Film that makes you laugh not all the time though

The artist formerly known as The Rock has long since proven that he has more natural acting chops than any other former muscleman-turned-thespian (sorry, Arnie), and he's absolutely riotous here.

Even as an excuse to provide opportunities for Johnson and Hart to play off of their disparities, the formulaic superspy gimmick is exhausting.

It should come as no surprise that director Rawson Marshall Thurber seriously plays up the vast differences in size and physique between Hart and Johnson.