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Central Intelligence Movie Analysis
Was there ever a movie that blew your mind away? If not, Central Intelligence is a movie that you must see. The movie is exceptionally funny and will leave you enthused to watch it again. I was excited after I saw the movie the first time. The two-star characters (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Kevin Hart) completely blows your mind. They did an amazing acting job in the movie. I was impressed with the movie because it left me tickled and was outstanding. I did not think it would be as good because it didn't look like it would in the previews, but I was wrong. I would declare this movie epic and recommend everyone to see Central Intelligence. The movie starts off with the most popular kid in school (Kevin Hart aka Calvin Joyner) getting praised
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