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The Rundown

Dwayne ''The Rock'' Johnson, Seann William Scott

Directed by Peter Berg
Rolling Stone: star rating
5 2
Community: star rating
5 2 0
September 25, 2003

Option A: You can laugh off the Rock as an actor and any action flick that teams him with Seann William Scott. The Rock and Stiffler — jeez. Option B: You can see the movie and have fun watching director Peter Berg energize a plot about a bounty hunter (the Rock) chasing his prey (Scott) in the Amazon. The Rock has a flair for action and comedy; he's a real movie star.

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