[APPLAUSE]

--what is this movie about?

Oh, it's a drama.

Mm-hm.

[LAUGHTER]

It is, it is.

It's a dramatic piece involving soap, and tripping,

and me having girlfriends.

And I get laughed by large men with an ax and a beard.

It's a fun family comedy that has a great cast.

And we had a bunch of fun making it.

And it's just one of those films that I

think there's a lot of parents in the audience,

and a lot of folks of kids, this is something

that everybody can go and enjoy.

And you did a scene with--

well, there's evidence of foam.

Lot of foam.

We know about foam shooting Game of Games.

It's hard to keep foam--

how long did it take you to shoot--

because you have to keep filling up the foam.

So we used multiple types of foam.

To create a soapy environment like that

was a different type of foam.

If you look close, you can see the difference.

The soap is the big bubbles.

And then they would bring in foam.

And that's the small bubbles.

You can even see in the shot behind you.

Right, right.

So they have to smear you with this small foam that

disintegrates like that.

And then they have a room filled with big soapy foam

that you can't breathe in, or you can't open your eyes,

or anything like that.

But it was--

I learned a lot about foam.

[LAUGHTER]

Yeah, so did I with Game of Games.

All right there's a song--

someone in South Africa did a song called "John Cena."

Yeah, Sho Madjozi, yeah.

All right so, and then it took off so much

that people are doing the dance to it.

They named it the John Cena Challenge.

Right.

So I thought we should play the song and maybe you

and tWitch could--

Now, the irony of the name is, I can't dance.

So tWitch, you're going to have to be my coach.

Can you teach me some moves?

I got you, bro.

I got you.

Yeah.

All right, head over there.

All right, let's do it.

Meet tWitch over there.

And y'all do the John Cena.

Let's do it.

[APPLAUSE]

OK.

You lead, I'll follow you.

[MUSIC - Sho Madjozi - "John Cena"]

You got to get the hips into it.

We go like this.

We're going to take it down like this.

[CHEERING]

Then we do like this.

Ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh.

And then you can just--

Oh, I see what you're doing.

I see what the hips is happening.

Yeah, man.

OK.

[INAUDIBLE]

Uh-huh.

And then we do like this.

Playing With Fire opens in theaters November 8th.

We'll be right back.