2016 | 1 hour 47 minutes | Directed by Ron Clements, John Musker, Don Hall
 
Starring (voice) Dwayne Johnson, Auli'i Cravalho, Rachel House
 
Moana is a throwback to Disney's classic formula, complete with clichés and characters plucked from various other animated films. The production's sheer beauty and skill, on the other hand, elevates the old story to new heights. Easily among the best from the Disney Studio and a worthy successor to Mulan (1998). Also, perhaps one of Dwayne Johnson's best works, despite his not being the first name that comes to mind when we think of "voice acting."

2003 | 1 hour 44 minutes | Directed by Peter Berg
 
Starring Dwayne Johnson, Seann William Scott, Christopher Walken
 
An absolute smash for The Rock, in which he got to use every WWE trick he had in the book. The result: The Rundown. Playing a bounty hunter is definitely a good role for him, and, oh boy, he doesn't play around. Although The Rundown is a PG-13 action film, it plays like an R-rated action film. It's excellent and will not disappoint any action fans who believe the genre has been lacking in recent years.

2004 | 1 hour 26 minutes | Directed by Kevin Bray
 
Starring Dwayne Johnson, Ashley Scott, Johnny Knoxville
 
Walking Tall is a remake of a 1973 based-on-fact film about a man who becomes sheriff and wages war on the bad guys in his town to fight corruption. The action scenes are well-crafted and provide a strong link to the plot. Unlike those in The Rock's previous films, the fight scenes are more traditional and realistic in appearance. That being said, action junkies will find plenty to enjoy here. With The Rock getting his hands dirty and guns aplenty, there's something for everyone.

2013 | 2 hours 10 minutes | Directed by Justin Lin
 
Starring Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson
 
What-a-combo. Three, actually four, let's not forget Michelle Rodriguez, megastars in one action-driven film. How many franchises can claim to be at their peak on their sixth outing? But that's precisely where the Fast & Furious crew is with this pure adrenaline rush. When we thought it would be difficult to top the jaw-dropping finale of Fast Five, director Justin Lin demonstrates that he has saved his best for last, as far as his directing for the franchise goes. Six films into the Fast & Furious franchise, the motto is "bigger, faster, and crazier." Prepare to be blown away by it. If you thought the action, scale, and stunts in Fast Five were out of this world, wait until you see Fast & Furious 6.

2017 | 1 hour 59 minutes | Directed by Jake Kasdan
 
Starring Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Kevin Hart
 
The iconic Dwayne and Kevin duo is back. This is perhaps one of the best and most entertaining action-adventure movies for various reasons. First of all, the casting. This cast is incredibly well-balanced. The group dynamics are excellent, and they're all having hilarious back-and-forths. Dwayne Johnson's comedic abilities are on full display in this film. While he gets a few scenes to show off his WWE maneuvers, most of his role is comedy-heavy, which he excels at. Kevin Hart plays the always hilarious comedic relief and does a fantastic job of making the audience laugh their butts off.

2016 | 1 hour 47 minutes | Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber
 
Starring Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Danielle Nicolet
 
Something tells me that when a film's tagline is as witty and sharp as this one's – "Saving the world takes a little Hart and a big Johnson" – the producers came up with the pun first and then decided to commission a script around it. This film serves as an excuse for Dwayne and Kevin to play delightfully silly characters in the context of a reasonably flimsy plot. However, it doesn't matter because you're not going to see this movie solely for the story. You're going to see it for the laughs. The hit-to-miss ratio is higher than you might expect. This odd-couple buddy action comedy genuinely pops thanks to Dwayne and Kevin's chemistry.

2019 | 2 hours 3 minutes | Directed by Jake Kasdan
 
Starring Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart
 
This film does not have a complex plot or attempt to be anything other than what it is; instead, it makes you laugh and keeps you entertained. Even when the movie sags, the main gang — Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black — appear to be having a great time with all of this silliness, which is mildly infectious.

2011 | 2 hours 10 minutes | Directed by Justin Lin
 
Starring Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson
 
Fast Five is a fun action film with cartoonish shootings, fights, and a crazy car race that completely destroys dozens of cars and locations. Great action scenes are synonymous with Vin Diesel, Paul Walker (we miss you, buddy), and Dwayne Johnson. Keep an eye out during the end credits for a stinger that confirms and teases what's to come in the next film, with no less than two surprise appearances.

2007 | 1 hour 50 minutes | Directed by Andy Fickman
 
Starring Dwayne Johnson, Kyra Sedgwick, Madison Pettis
 
A fantastic family film with the sole purpose of entertaining audiences, with the special touch that only Disney can provide. It tells the story of a famous football player whose life revolves around football, parties, women, and his dog. It appears to be a perfect life, but it is also a very lonely one until one day, a girl appears at his door. She tells him that he is her father, and it is there that he must learn how to be a parent. The cast is excellent. The Rock demonstrates why he is an all-American superstar: he is more than an action hero; he is bright, brawny, and super talented.

2006 | 2 hours 5 minutes | Directed by Phil Joanou
 
Starring Dwayne Johnson, Xzibit, L. Scott Caldwell
 
Gridiron Gang is based on a true story about a juvenile detention center that establishes a football program to assist troubled youth. Dwayne portrays Porter, a former college football star who believes that getting some of the kids in his ward to form a football team will keep them from returning to the gangs or ending up in jail. At first, you are disgusted by the boys' actions that brought them to the detention center. However, in the end, you are also proud and amazed by their transformation. The Rock dominates the screen, just as he did in his professional wrestling career. Porter, whom he portrays, has got his own problems at home and is also dealing with the consequences of his juvenile charges. He does, however, persist and turns underdogs into champs.