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Nearly (but not quite) redeemed by its good nature and the megaton charisma of its two stars, “Central Intelligence” is a dopey blockbuster diversion that will surely keep United Airlines passengers entertained during the dog days of summer. Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber (“Dodgeball,” “We’re the Millers”) and shot with the safety on at all times, this unambitious buddy comedy has all the biting wit and visual flair of a movie that already seems resigned to its final resting place on the tiny airplane screens where it will be interred.

And yet, “Central Intelligence” knows something that audiences will be delighted to learn — or, more likely, rediscover — for themselves: Dwayne Johnson is a fucking national treasure. Our story, eerily similar to that of Adam Sandler’s recent Netflix disaster, “The Do- Over,” begins all the way back in a magical time known as 1. An obese teenager named Robbie Weirdicht (Johnson, his face plastered on to the body of an obese teenager as the result of the sophisticated uglification technology that allowed Brad Pitt to be an elderly dwarf in “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”), stands alone in his high school’s locker room showers, butt- naked and belting out his very own version of En Vogue’s 1. My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It),” which was definitely picked for its cultural specificity and extraordinary comedic value and not because it was the first thing that Thurber received clearance to use. Meanwhile, in the packed gymnasium outside the locker room, prom king Calvin Joyner (Kevin Hart) is enjoying the last of his glory days at the head of a pep rally for the graduating class. Alas, his “follow your dreams” speech interrupted by a pack of sniveling bullies who heave Robbie’s naked body onto the hardwood basketball court floor for the entire school to see. Sure, that’s probably a serious criminal misdemeanor in the eyes of “the law” or whatever, but boys will be boys.

Calvin, a mensch to the core, rushes to help cover him up. Read More: Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson May Star in ‘Jumanji’ Remake.

Cut to 2. 0 years later: Calvin is a mid- level accountant who’s disappointed with his life, while Robbie — now going by the name Bob Stone — has evolved into a rippling half- Samoan demi- god who’s strong enough to carry an entire movie on his back. And yet, despite undergoing the most ridiculous physical transformation this side of Captain America, Bob is still a total doofus. Reuniting with Calvin at a local bar on the eve of their class reunion, Bob shows up rocking a fanny pack and a skin- tight t- shirt with a unicorn emblazoned across the chest. Viewers familiar with “Pain & Gain” know that Johnson is at his best (and most infectiously self- amused) when playing against type, and he seems to be having the time of his life as he belittles his co- star into playing the straight man. Of course, there’s more to this story — the artist formerly known as “The Rock” wouldn’t just be a run- of- the- mill dweeb.

We’re talking about Hercules. We’re talking about the Scorpion King.

We’re talking about a guy who fought an earthquake in last summer’s “San Andreas,” and made that motherfucker apologize for every inch of its fault line. In other words, Calvin is the only one who’s even the least bit surprised when it turns out that Bob is a rogue, possibly psychotic C.

I. A. agent who’s on the run from his boss (a thankless Amy Ryan) with a Mac. Guffin. “You’re Jason Bourne in jorts!,” yelps Hart, in one of his few memorable lines. Calvin is the only guy Bob trusts (the movie is sweet like that), and the two get wrapped up in an explosively stupid adventure that — thanks to a tight $5. Thurber directs with all the visual panache of a Mc. Donald’s commercial — often feels less like Jason Bourne than it does Agent Cody Banks. Fortunately, Thurber seems to have embraced his various limitations, and “Central Intelligence” doesn’t strain towards being a full- throated action- comedy.

In fact, its few shootouts and car crashes are so half- assed that the movie occasionally feels like a deliberate throwback to the middle- brow studio fare of the ’8. Hard and Johnson’s archetype- based chemistry is pretty much just “Twins” all over again. The laughs are often just as limp, particularly because Hart doesn’t appear to be super comfortable with the idea that he’s there to tee- up jokes for his co- star. In the “Ride Along” movies, he and Ice Cube were a united front of unfunniness; here, Hart is just nipping at Johnson’s heels. Calvin’s default mode is “scared shitless,” and while the character serves a necessary function, he could pretty much be played by anyone (brilliant cameos from the likes of Jason Bateman and Kumail Nanjiani further emphasize how few of the one- liners land when Hart is left to deliver them).

Perhaps the problem is that Hart no longer needs to be anyone’s foil — he’s excellently empathetic in the more dramatic moments when he’s struggling to become the hero of his own story, and the film leaves us with reason to believe that Johnson isn’t the only one who should continue to subvert his image. And Johnson, good as he is, should only go further around the bend from here. For all the fun he’s having, he’s only truly electric in the moments when Thurber entertains the possibility that Bob might be a delusional psychopath who’s just flown over the cuckoo’s nest. With a tepid studio offering like this, in which themes include such bold ideas as “bullies are bad,” “guns are fun,” and “all those haters from high school would worship you if you weren’t so fat,” there’s no hope that Johnson might dive off the deep end and create something special.

And yet, between “Central Intelligence” and “Pain & Gain,” there’s reason to believe that he’ll get there, one day — it’s still too soon to smell what the Rock is cooking, but you can feel him firing up the grill. Grade: C+. “Central Intelligence” opens in theaters on Friday. Related stories. Film Guide: What Movie Should I Watch This Weekend? June 1. 7, 2. 01. Central Intelligence' Review Roundup: Critics Think Dwayne Johnson & Kevin Hart Have Chemistry, But Script Lacks'Ballers' Season 2 Trailer: Dwayne Johnson Goes To War Against Andy Garcia. Watch Fast Five Vioz here. David Ehrlich. Report a problem. Brad Pitt. Dwayne Johnson (I)Adam Sandler (I).

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Viewers(in millions)Prod. Airdate. 1. 2. 0. September 6, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby want to fix a hole in their wall. Just Set Up the Chairs". September 1. 3, 2.

Mordecai and Rigby want to prove to Benson that they're not slackers by setting up some chairs for a birthday party. Caffeinated Concert Tickets".

September 2. 0, 2. Mordecai and Rigby work overtime in order to get tickets to a Fist Pump concert.

Death Punchies". 1. September 2. 7, 2. Rigby wants to beat Mordecai at punchies. October 4, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby want to throw Skips a surprise birthday party with cake.

Meat Your Maker". October 1. 1, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby must find some new hot dogs after accidentally burning the old ones, without Benson finding out. Grilled Cheese Deluxe".

October 1. 8, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby have a lying contest to see who's a better liar, which leads to them becoming astronauts. The Unicorns Have Got to Go".

October 2. 5, 2. 01. Mordecai buys a cologne that attracts a group of jerk unicorns. Prank Callers". 2.

November 1, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby want to prank call the Master Prank Caller. November 8, 2. 01. Rigby wants to get rid of his younger accountant brother, Don, when he comes to the park to fix an audit. November 1. 5, 2. Rigby wants his body back after losing it from eating too much junk food. Mordecai and the Rigbys".

November 2. 2, 2. Mordecai and Rigby have to learn a song to perform at an Open Mic Night at the Coffee Shop. Season 2: (2. 01.

Season Two#Title. Viewers(in millions)Prod. Airdate. 1. November 2. The guys try to help Rigby get over his fear of British Taxis. January 3, 2. 01. Rigby manages to score a date with Margaret, making Mordecai jealous and wanting to sabotage it. Appreciation Day".

January 1. 0, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby try their best to be appreciated.

January 1. 7, 2. 01. Benson wants to keep an eye on Mordecai and Rigby, so sets up cameras everywhere and gets a giant eyeball to watch over them. January 2. 4, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby try to help Pops give a speech.

January 3. 1, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby are forced to work under Muscle Man and Hi Five Ghost, along with their annoying "My Mom" jokes. February 7, 2. 01. Mordecai and Rigby want to be respected by getting good at a video game. Rage Against the TV".

February 1. 4, 2. Mordecai and Rigby want to find a new TV, after the old one breaks, so they can finish a supposedly unbeatable video game. February 2. 1, 2. Mordecai and Rigby decide to throw a house party on Benson's night off, by hiring a "party starter".

February 2. 5, 2. Mordecai accidentally sees Pops naked and wants to erase the memory. Benson Be Gone". 1. February 2. 8, 2. Benson gets demoted to a groundskeeper, leaving a demon- woman called Susan in charge. But I Have a Receipt". Mordecai and Rigby want a refund for a lame board game.

This Is My Jam". The guys try to get a terrible song out of Rigby's head. Mordecai and Rigby try to help Muscle Man get back together with his girlfriend, Starla. Rigby hires a temp (temporary worker), Doug the river otter, to do his work for him. However, Doug befriends Mordecai, and Rigby is jealous when Mordecai begins to hang out with Doug more than Rigby. Worse, Rigby learns Doug's secret: that he is a shapeshifting criminal, who plans to turn himself into a clone of Rigby in order to impersonate and replace him.

It's up to Rigby to stop Doug from replacing him before it's too late. Mordecai jinxes Rigby, punching him every time he speaks. Rigby must then figure out how to un- jinx himself without talking in the presence of Mordecai. When he cannot get anyone to help him undo the jinx (by chanting his name three times), Rigby performs a forbidden "un- jinxing" ritual: he walks into a bathroom, prints his name onto a mirror, and then chants his name three times. But instead, Rigby mistakenly releases a demonic clone of himself, named Ybgir. The demon Ybgir terrorizes the park, turning almost everyone into demons.

This leaves Mordecai and Rigby to try and undo the ritual to send Ybgir back to the mirror, and turn everyone back to normal. See You There". Muscle Man invites everyone to High Five Ghost's birthday party, except for Mordecai and Rigby. They believe this is because of an incident that morning, when Rigby was choking and Mordecai's Heimlich maneuver caused the choke wad to splash soda in Muscle Man's face.

Mordecai and Rigby try to crash the party, but they are denied access. High Five Ghost's brother, Low Five Ghost, turns Mordecai and Rigby into ghosts so they can phase through the party tent. However, High Five Ghost and his father tell them that they could get stuck as ghosts, and the only way to change back is to scare someone. Mordecai and Rigby scare Muscle Man, but he suffers from a heart attack. However, Muscle Man awakens and confesses in a very shocking revelation to the party. Do Me a Solid". Mordecai and Rigby start to do "solids" (or favors) for each other.

Skips warns them of their overuse of the solids, but Mordecai and Rigby ignore him. At the cafe, Eileen (a mole- girl who is infatuated with Rigby) asks Rigby if they could double date with Mordecai and Margaret. Seeing it as an opportunity to be with Margaret, Mordecai begs Rigby to "do him a solid" and go out with Eileen. Rigby eventually agrees, but only if Mordecai will do ten solids for him. During the date, Rigby uses his ten solids to ruin Mordecai's chances with Margaret. The tenth solid is so humiliating that Mordecai refuses to do it. After Mordecai refuses the solid, the house begins to break apart.

Mordecai must do the solid, or the house, along with its inhabitants, will be destroyed. When suggestions to raise money for the park are in need, Mordecai and Rigby option that they host a scary movie night.

They decide it could be shown in the park's run- down cemetery, as it is in need of repairs. Benson agrees, and promises the duo a paid day off if the plan works. Mordecai and Rigby rent Zombocalypse 3. D, 3. D glasses, and a classic film reel, while everyone else sets up. Thanks to Mordecai and Rigby's advertisements, the movie night sells out.

However, during a mistake in the showing of the film, the movie reel short circuits and raises the corpses in the cemetery. The audience thinks that the zombies are special effects and are oblivious to the danger. Mordecai, Rigby, Skips, Muscle Man, and High- Five Ghost must all team up to take down the zombies and keep the movie night from being ruined. Really Real Wrestling". Mordecai and Rigby are bummed because they do not have tickets to a wrestling championship.

They pretend to wrestle each other, but Pops, not understanding the situation, begins to wrestle Mordecai for real. He reveals that he used to wrestle when he was younger, and proceeds to produce two extra tickets to the championship match. He invites Mordecai and Rigby to go, and they decide to celebrate by wrestling with Pops "for real". However, during the scuffle, Pops hurts his back.