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Some moments in the new But sometimes you feel like you’re in a “Pirates of the Caribbean” film or in a weird alternate version of the new “Jumanji” movies. Or, at times, as if you found yourself in a prequel to “National Treasure.” Some moments even give you “Indiana Jones” vibes through Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as he swings across vines trying to stop foreign killers. Though it doesn’t quite reach the level of the first “Pirates” movie, the What happens in the new ‘Jungle Cruise’ movie? Disney Overall, it’s the family movie of the summer — and there’s no question about that. It’s an epic ride with love and heart at its core. The Disney summer flick brings you along for the ride and you never want to get off. It’s full of beautiful scenery that you just don’t see in movies anymore. It was funny, corny and an awesome thrill ride, which is welcomed in the modern era of films. Does the ‘Jungle Cruise’ cast perform well? Blunt was terrific in her role as Lily Houghton. She’s a forward-thinking, intelligent hero who not only knows so much about the world, but she can escape almost every situation. She’s unique in that there are few flaws in her character. Even though she always thinks she’s right, she tends to always be right. Johnson performed well as Frank Wolff. He inspired genuine laughter throughout the movie for his role. In some parts, he was mysterious and questionable. There were moments where I wondered if he would become a villain or not — all the way into the end ...

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NOEL KING, HOST: When Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson started planning his latest adventure movie, which is set on the Amazon River 100 years ago, he already knew who he wanted to co-star. He'd never met Emily Blunt, but he loved her in "The Devil Wears Prada." To get her on board, he recorded a video with the aim of convincing her that making a movie based on a Disneyland ride was a solid idea. DWAYNE JOHNSON: That was a real shot in the dark. And that was like a real gut check and an instinct call when I sent her this video. And I was very direct and upfront and I said, I would love for you to do this movie. There's no one else on this Earth that I feel could play this role, this female Indiana Jones, like you can. KING: And she never responded. JOHNSON: To get zero response... (LAUGHTER) EMILY BLUNT: Was hurtful. JOHNSON: Was - yeah, it was so cruel. BLUNT: That was a little bit cruel. JOHNSON: (Laughter). KING: But then she read the script, and she actually really liked it. The two of them are now good friends. And "Jungle Cruise," the movie, is out in theaters on Friday. Dwayne plays Frank, a skipper on a rundown river boat, and Emily plays Lily, the scientist who hires him to take her down the Amazon. This being an adventure movie, things go terribly wrong. There are crashes and falls. At one point, they swing through the jungle on a vine. (SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "JUNGLE CRUISE") JOHNSON: (As Frank Wolff) Come on, I got you, pants (ph). Trust me. Hold on. BLUNT: (As Lily Hough...