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Playing With Fire is a good natured load of old rubbish that the kids mostly laughed along with. If that sounds like a recommendation to you, then have at it.
Full reviewJohn Cena, Keegan-Michael Key and John Leguizamo are rugged firefighters who must take in three rambunctious kids after rescuing them from a wildfire in this family comedy.
Playing With Fire is a good natured load of old rubbish that the kids mostly laughed along with. If that sounds like a recommendation to you, then have at it.
Full reviewThe cast are so willing to put their egos aside -- like a children's party clown on their last resort -- that it's easy to be won over by all the goodwill on show.
Full reviewComedians John Leguizamo and Keegan-Michael Key work so hard at trying to pump some energy into the Supe's fellow smoke-jumpers that you fear for their health.
Full reviewA series of wacky antics with little concern for continuity, logic or pacing.
Full reviewDespite the novel setting, the director Andy Fickman has made a visually flat film. The editing is frequently awkward, clunkily overemphasising physical gags, and lingering too long on the actors as they try to light up dusty material.
Full reviewCena may be the first bodybuilder-turned-actor who has what Arnold Schwarzenegger had: the ability to project a mocking light soul trapped in a musclehead's body.
Full reviewPlaying with Fire is available to stream in Australia now on Netflix and Google Play and Apple TV and Prime Video Store.
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