Storyline
After he reunites with an old pal through Facebook, a mild-mannered accountant is lured into the world of international espionage.
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Cast
Jason Bateman, Amy Ryan, Thomas Kretschmann, Joseph Oliveira, Dwayne Johnson, Tim Griffin, Anthony Molinari, Melissa McCarthy, Kevin Hart, Rawson Thurber, Aaron Paul, Slaine, Phil Reeves, Kumail Nanjiani, Ryan Hansen, Megan Park, Danielle Nicolet, Allan Poppleton, Rickey Brown, Timothy John Smith, Brett Azar, Ariana DeFusco, Arthur Hiou, Dylan Boyack, Guy Nardulli, Sione Kelepi, Annie Kerins, Nate Richman, Robert Woo, David Stassen, Kyle Washburn, Michael Patrick Kane, Sarah K. Thurber, Lawrence Koplin, Macayla Botelho, Clemeen Connolly, Mikaela Happas
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Reviews
75
What makes Central Intelligence appealing in appalling times is volcanic chemistry between Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart.
75
Central Intelligence is genuinely funny, intriguingly plotted, and quite frankly one of the biggest surprises of the year.
63
It dawdles between action beats and big laughs, and in the third act, that lets much of the wind out of it.
60
Central Intelligence demonstrates an above-average interest in story and character, and tries, if not always successfully, to craft real comic situations and action sequences. It's been made with a certain level of polish and professionalism. And it capitalizes on the chemistry between Hart and Johnson.
58
Central Intelligence doesn’t feel like the birth of a great comic duo — more like a blind date that goes a little better than expected. The chemistry’s not there yet, but let’s give it another shot.
