Dwayne Johnson returns for San Andreas 2

It looks like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is back for a sequel to the 2015 earthquake disaster flick SAN ANDREAS, which proves that Hollywood still loves to make sequels out of awful movies. THR reports that regardless that the film was mostly panned by critics, "San Andreas" went on to make nearly $500 million worldwide at the box office, which more than made up for its $110 million budget. New Line has also gone on to hire relatively new talent in Neil Widener and Gavin James to pen the script for the film. It was earlier announced that two of the three writers of the first film had been hired to write the "Astro Boy" flick, leaving a vacuum for this sequel. Carla Gugino, Alexandra Daddario and Paul Giamatti are all expected to return to this sequel, though there has been no official confirmation as of this point. This is quite unfair because we've been waiting for sequels to "Dredd" and "Hellboy" yet what we get is garbage like this.
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Dwayne Johnson is the villain Black Adam, for DC's Shazam

It's official; Dwayne Johnson will play the villain Black Adam for the upcoming DC movie Shazam. A month ago, Johnson announced that he was going to be part of the movie, but had not revealed whether he'd be playing the hero or the villain. Now, we get to see Johnson play the big mean villain. [hit the jump to continue]

Shazam is DC's Next Movie in line; Dwayne Johnson to Star

Dwayne Johnson has confirmed that he will be part of DC's next superhero movie which is going to be Shazam. In the comics, Shazam is originally known as Captain Marvel, but the movie is said to use the name Shazam instead for the character. Shazam is the big hunky superhero whose alter-ego is actually just a kid named Billy Batson. Several reports indicate that Johnson might be playing either the title character Shazam or the villain Black Adam. But it seems like it's pretty easy to assume that he'll be playing the title character instead. [hit the jump to continue]

Dwayne Johnson's Agent Hobbs character from the Fast & Furious series may get his own movie

Agent Hobbs Spin-off Movie
Dwayne Johnson was an excellent addition to the Fast & Furious series when Fast Five came out, so much so that there’s been talk of his Luke Hobbs character getting his own spinoff film.  Way back in January 2011, producer Neal Moritz said that they were “about to” get a script together for the Hobbs movie, and Johnson himself has been keen on the idea.  Johnson has a key role in this year’s Fast & Furious 6, as his DSS agent enlists Vin Diesel’s car-thieving crew to help him combat a rival team of thieves in Europe in return for Diesel and Co.’s full pardons.  Now Johnson has provided an update on the standalone Hobbs movie, suggesting it might come in between Fast 6 and the inevitable Fast & Furious 7.
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Dwayne Johnson as DC's Lobo?

Dwayne Johnson is now becoming one of Hollywood's larger-than-life action heroes. But if ever he was to play a superhero, who would it be? He's too big to be Superman, he's too small to be the Hulk, he's too fun to be the Punisher; well, just give him the role of the big DC comics anti-hero: LOBO! Is it just some kind of fan rumor? Or are the studios really working on ways for him to become the dangerously zany alien anti-hero?

The rumor began when a fan tweeted to Johnson that he’d like to see the star in the role, and Johnson responded, “Funny U say that…”  Today, he has added a bit more fuel to the fire, by tweeting about the rumor he started: