Dwayne Johnson

We've known about Disney's next animated movie Moana for a while now, but some specific details about who will voice the titular character and what she will look like have finally emerged.

Hawaiian-native Auli'i Cravalho has been tapped to voice the next Disney 'princess', following on the heels of the wildly-successful Frozen.

People got the exclusive on the story.

[W]hen Disney Animation began searching for a girl to voice the lead in its next princess movie Moana– about a young teen from 2,000 years ago who sets sail to fulfill her ancestors' quest – Cravalho didn't think she was good enough to audition.

"I was getting through my freshman year, and there were already so many great submissions over YouTube," the 14-year-old Native Hawaiian tells PEOPLE, which features an exclusive first look at the movie in this week's issue.

"Moana is such an amazing character," says Cravalho, who lives in the town of Mililani with her mother, Puanani. "She's brave, she is so empowered, she knows what she wants and she's not afraid to get it, and I think that's something that I can relate to as well. I just love watching how she goes along in this wonderful movie and grows as a person and helps her culture along the way."

And what's more, she'll be joined by Dwayne Johnson, who's voicing that cool looking dude there.



These images are also the first we've seen of what Moana will look like.

So, what do you think? Interested? Hyped?

Saturday Night Live has done sketches exactly like this before, which is maybe why this particular one was cut for time, and just was uploaded recently.

However, there's just always something slightly magical about seeing Dwayne Johnson have a debased sense of humor about himself. Like when he honored his fanny pack past.

It's definitely a reason to watch The Dance of the Daisies.

It's tough to say what is more disturbing about this Instagram's snippet of Dwayne Johnson's life, the dislocated finger or his casual glee about it.

All the same, he remains supremely capable at his social media skills and so we all remain very much impressed.

You can stop showing off now, Dwayne.

This may look like any other Instagram picture where some lucky fans get to feel The Rock's heavy hands on their shoulders. However, a closer inspection reveals, seated there on his lap, what appears to be the very same fanny pack from this inspirational photo:



He's bringing it back! It was hard to see in front of those camo pants, right? But it's there. There's no word on whether stock in the world's fanny pack makers has risen with The Rock's revival, but it's really only a matter of time, right?

If you want more of this, there's an entire Instagram devoted to that sweet, sweet picture.

Turtleneck Tuesday News: Dwayne Johnson looked super fresh today. The actor had a look of sheer concentration on his face as he posed for the paparazzi. #TNT #therock

A photo posted by @90stherock on Jun 23, 2015 at 9:37am PDT

Rampage was a series of games that started with an arcade cabinet in 1986 and has been in most consoles from the Atari 2600 to the Playstation 2.

It tells the compelling story of a giant gorilla, giant lizard and a giant werewolf who climb buildings, punch windows and eat passerbys.



So, this is a little crazy. It makes a total of four, that's right four, movies possibly coming out in the next five years that are about giant creatures terrorizing cities: Godzilla 2, Anne Hathaway's interesting sounding monster movie and (the one that really matters) Pacific Rim 2.

The video says that Johnson would play someone on the ground trying to stop the marauding monsters. But if he were to don some big rubber suit, which would he play: the gorilla, the lizard or the werewolf?

We say werewolf.

We all hope Dwayne Johnson's Instagram account is an accurate representation of the man. For all the side-swiping he's doing on the harmless cars of Massachusetts, he steps up his gentleman wiles and takes responsibility for all the damage he causes.

Hittin' cars and makin' friends.

Looks like Dwayne Johnson has some new competition for resident badass.

That's movie magic for ya.

Apparently, nothing can stop The Rock. Not the San Andreas fault and not Guiness World Records.

Dwayne Johnson has long used social media expertly to extoll his accomplisments or flex his pecs (his Instagram account is where most of his goodies are shown), but it looks like he needed to up his Millenial cred even more by dominating the world of selfies.

Poor daddy, just give him his tequila.

It's been around since January, but this Instagram account dedicated to The Rock in the 1990s is pretty much everything.

And fail. He fails a lot. He tries to act like he doesn't fail. But it's a fail of a fail.