Read this article this morning. Could we be seeing less of Cena in the ring soon? Will he become the star that The Rock has become in Hollywood? What do you guys think? I haven't really seen any of his movies TBH.
http://www.inquisitr.com/1559542/ww...aving-the-company-for-a-big-run-in-hollywood/
I kind of laughed that they even mention Batista in this article
http://www.inquisitr.com/1559542/ww...aving-the-company-for-a-big-run-in-hollywood/
WWE Superstar John Cena has been at the top of the WWE mountain for ten years. He has been with WWE for near 13 years, but in near 11 years he has literally been THE MAN for WWE and no one has been able to outdraw him. While others like Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan have proven to be good replacements for Cena, after CM Punk left, there is no one with the name appeal to keep current fans around, much less bring in new ones.
John Cena has grown in popularity. Like The Rock had in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Cena has been able to gain some outside appeal. This has helped him in getting noticed by many in Hollywood. Due to WWE Films, Cena has proven he can act a bit. In his first movie, and WWE’s most successful solo film to date, the original Marine film, Cena proved he could draw people to the theater. He was not a brilliant actor, but this was his first attempt at doing such a thing.
Afterward in movies such as 12 Rounds and Legendary, Cena proved he could act. Legendary was a terrific film for Cena and a big departure role for him. It was a serious film where he played a deadbeat brother who had a washed up amateur wrestling career and was in trouble with the law a lot.
The films caught a lot of attention and many brought him in for guests spots such as shows on Nickelodeon and Disney Channel to Saturday Night Live. He has also appeared in commercials, most notably a commercial for Fruity Pebbles. Literally, that actually happened. He took Fred Flintstone off the cover of his own cereal! Oh, and the cereal sold quite well due to the campaign by the way.
Cena has proven that he is not just a wrestler, but a brand. Owning his own name, unlike “The Rock” who ended up using his lesser known real name of Dwayne Johnson after a while. Now he is known by both, depending on who you ask. Cena literally has to change nothing to be accepted into the new world he has been getting attention for.
Here's a description of that scene that caused the argument between Nikki Bela and Cena on the show
“In “Trainwreck”, Cena plays Steven, described as a dim-witted health and Cross-fit obsessed gym rat. Over the course of the film, the script and Cena’s performance plays up the fact that he actually be a closeted homoesexual, which got a great reaction out of the audience last night and with one scene in particular, ended up with Cena getting the loudest laughs of the screening.
That scene features Schumer’s character asking Cena’s Steven to speak dirty to her while they are making love. Our sources notes that, “Steven at first resists, though eventually settles on, “you looked so hot when I first met you…wearing those jeans that I love…that make your a** look great…from behind you look like a…a…duuuuuuuuude!!” The emphasis on “dude” is written as such because that is at that point where Cena’s character has an earth shattering orgasm.”
Over the course of the film, Cena and Schumer have the one graphic sex scene while other scenes feature Cena doing full nudity from behind and the aforementioned “bringing down the house” scene where Cena’s character, after having sex, is seen fully nude, with a dampened washcloth covering (but being held up) by his male parts, which got a huge reaction from the audience.”
I kind of laughed that they even mention Batista in this article
. Sure, the movie he was in did excellent but was it a 'break out' role for him? I guess I don't feel that way, but maybe others do. I mean it was a Marvel movie. He was almost guaranteed it would be a hit.Many feel this could be a break-out role for Cena, similar to Batista’s role in Guardians of the Galaxy.