Global superstar Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson recently expressed his deep appreciation for US military personnel and their families during a visit to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Oahu, Hawaii. Johnson, a self-proclaimed "proud patriot," shared his gratitude on social media, highlighting the honor of spending time with the troops on sacred ground.

Johnson's visit included a special screening of his latest film, "Moana 2," for the stationed personnel and their families. He spoke about his personal connection to the islands, having grown up on Oahu, and emphasized the film's significance in representing their shared culture and heritage. The actor, who voices the character Maui in the "Moana" franchise, expressed his excitement for the film and its celebration of Polynesian culture.

The base presented Johnson with a flag as a token of their appreciation. He reciprocated their warm welcome, expressing his love and gratitude for their service. The visit culminated in a heartwarming moment of mutual respect and admiration between the Hollywood icon and the military community.

"Moana 2" achieved remarkable success during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, setting a new box office record with $221 million in domestic ticket sales and an additional $165 million internationally, totaling a global opening of $386 million.