Watch Gal Gadot beat up both Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in new 'Red Notice' trailer

Gal Gadot is kicking ass and taking names in the new trailer for Netflix's upcoming heist movie, Red Notice. We're given a 3:32 clip of Gadot taking on both Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in a fight scene that's both action-packed and ridiculous, setting the tone for the film. Johnson called it "Netflix's biggest movie, ever" during the Tudum live stream event, where he introduced this trailer.

Johnson plays an FBI profiler in the movie who's tracking down the world's greatest art thief (Gadot) with the help of "the greatest conman the world has never seen" (Reynolds). He teased that in Red Notice, "nothing is ever what it seems." The movie hits the streaming service on November 12.

Apple and Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson make ‘movie’ for Siri

In this weird modern world, we have celebrities who are willing to call a 3 minute and 46 second ad as the “biggest, coolest, sexiest, funnest movie ever.” This is how Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson describes the new ad with Apple called The Rock x Siri: Dominate The Day. It’s basically a four-minute gag showing off how hard The Rock works with the help of Siri, who always seems to be respond without fail to his queries and requests. Now, we wish Siri would actually be that accurate in real life.

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson outs Rock Clock app

Can you smell what The Rock is cooking? Well, this time he’s made a free alarm clock app aptly called the Rock Clock. Dwayne Johnson’s new app will help you jumpstart your day on a rather unusual note. The app comes with over 20 alarm tones to choose from, ranging from cats meowing to war drums, to chain saw sounds, to regular clock sounds voiced by the pro-wrestler/actor himself.

If you think you can snooze on his watch though, then you’re wrong. The app doesn’t have a snooze feature because “The Rock is not a fan of the snooze button.” The Rock Clock can also help you set goals with The Rock himself sending words like “you got this” or “it’s on.” The app should also be getting “exclusive video messages” from the actor and he said he’d be checking in regularly. It’s available for both iOS and Android.

Source: Engadget