Now, you're either prepared for Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's adaptation of "Obstinate," otherwise known as "Skyscraper," or you couldn't mind less. There's extremely no bit of showcasing that will open the concealed significance of the activity film for you. In any case, that being stated, Universal needs to continue attempting, and consequently we have the third authority trailer for the most recent activity film from the world's greatest activity star.

To call this new clasp a trailer is somewhat of a misnomer. What the studio has discharged is a moment long scene from the film, trailed by a brisk 20-second montage clarifying the essentials. In this trailer, we look as The Rock does his best Spider-Man impression by wrapping conduit tape around his hands and scales the side of the main building wanting to think not to fall. What's more, as you may expect, it doesn't go as arranged, and we watch The Rock jumping and falling and snorting, as he's spared by his prosthetic leg.

It is somewhat odd to discharge a trailer for a film that is turning out in under two weeks. This could imply that the studio is especially sure about this new joint effort amongst Johnson and executive Rawson Marshall Thurber, who beforehand cooperated on the film "Focal Intelligence," or it demonstrates that Universal is worried about the execution of the film and needs all the assistance they can get the opportunity to recover their film that has a revealed spending plan of $125 million.

It'll be intriguing to perceive how gatherings of people respond to the film, as they weren't so kind, in any event locally, to The Rock's last film in April, "Frenzy." And with rivalry originating from all sides, including "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," "Insect Man and the Wasp," and "Mission: Impossible – Fallout," "Skyscraper" unquestionably should be something exceptional to pull in the group vital for benefit.

Yet, hello, that is neither here nor there. This is about the trailer. Furthermore, in case you're down for The Rock jumping around the outside of a 240-story constructing that is ablaze, at that point "Skyscraper" is certainly for you.

"Skyscraper" hits theaters July 13.