'Hobbs and Shaw': Dwayne Johnson calls Jason Statham an 'asshole' with a 'tiny' brain

Dwayne Johnson shared a car chase scene from his upcoming film with Jason Statham 'Hobbs and Shaw' and called out his costar's poor choice of automobiles
PUBLISHED MAR 14, 2019

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is clearly looking forward to the release of his upcoming film with Jason Statham. 'Hobbs and Shaw', a spin-off of the 'Fast and Furious' series, is out August 2 and Johnson shared a car chase scene from the film and called out Statham's poor choice of automobiles.

The seconds-long clip — which was possibly taken from the trailer released in February — is packed with action and split screen shots typical to the 'Fast and Furious' franchise. Statham is seen riding a stylish European car under a truck. Another shot shows a huge vehicle crashing through multiple other cars on its way.

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