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Sounds like they had a good time.

First, First Blood?

This would have been a bold choice, but I could see it.

Here are his thoughts.

I can't wait to see this fight in Black Adam.

Looks like the Masters of the Universe movie will need a new He-Man.

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When it comes to training, he's not messing around.

Can he really smash atoms?

Noah Centineo (To All The Boys I've Loved Before) has been cast as Atom Smasher in Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam movie, a spin-off of 2019's Shazam!.

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David Spade addressed what happened with that lip-licking moment.

Mr. Spade, sir! What is going on here?!