Facts have proved that Disney's jungle cruise has achieved great success, with box office revenue of 212 million U.S. dollars, and nearly 45 million U.S. dollars in Premier Access sales within ten days of the show. It will definitely bring more things, and the sequel is officially confirmed to be developed on August 30.

Although the movie itself is almost a painful derivative, it is almost entirely elevated to the outright mediocrity due to the intensity of the chemical reaction between Dashi Johnson and Emily Blunt. It is undeniable that the romantic sparks they produced happen to be zero, but it is clear that when the camera is not turning, the couple is like a house on fire.

This first-class duo caused a sensation in the press, and they often laughed at each other. However, in Vanity Fair’s new introduction to Johnson, The Rock revealed that the Disney public relations team urged them to stop doing so far when promoting a blockbuster suitable for families.

"I can't tell you how quickly we received these calls:'We really like your chemistry and what you are doing, but can we dial back a bit on the anal beads?'"

Imagine having to be the poor Disney representative to call Emily Blunt and tell her that when she is there on behalf of the jungle cruise, she should probably reduce the anal bead chatter, this is the studio's latest big budget PG-13 endeavor , She might think it’s funny. Again, Blunt revealed that rock music likes to “break boundaries, until what he says will only make you dizzy and make you laugh.” Obviously, it takes two people to make a family-friendly one. The film’s public relations journey has become a way to provide sex toys punchlines.

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