Gal Gadot fights Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in 'Red Notice.' Here's what we know about Netflix's new action movie so far.

Red Notice is an alert used by the global police organization when there's a need to seek the location and arrest of one of the world's most wanted criminals.

Honestly, we're shocked it's taken this long for Hollywood to base an action movie around this term.

In the movie, Johnson plays FBI agent John Hartley, who needs the help of the world's greatest art thief, Nolan Booth (Reynolds), to capture the world's most wanted art thief, known as "The Bishop" (Gadot).

Think of it as "Hobbs & Shaw" meets "The Thomas Crown Affair."

The movie also stars Chris Diamantopoulos ("Silicon Valley") and Ritu Arya.

The project is the brainchild of Johnson and director Rawson Marshall Thurber, who directed him in "Central Intelligence" and "Skyscraper."

The globe-trolling heist movie idea led to a bidding war among all the major studios and at the end of the day Universal came out on top. It would team up with production company Legendary ("Dune") to release it.

It looked like yet another collaboration between Universal and Johnson/Thurber, as the studio released "Central Intelligence" internationally and was the global distributor of "Skyscraper."

Gadot's $20 million to be the illusive villain in the movie led to her being in third place on Forbes' 2020 list of highest paid actresses.

Perhaps because of the large paydays for those involved (Thurber even pocketed at least a $10 million salary), Universal had second thoughts on the project and in 2019 allowed the movie's production companies to go back out and shop the project.

Netflix quickly gobbled it up.

You can't blame the streaming giant. Who's going to turn down an action movie with three the biggest movie stars in the world?

The movie reportedly had a budget of close to $200 million, making it one of the most expensive Netflix original movies of all time.

Our first look at the movie makes it seem it's an action-packed thrill-ride — something we would expect from this cast.

Gadot takes off her heels to kick Johnson and Reynolds' butts; Johnson is diving away from explosions; and throughout Reynolds is pulling out the solid one-liners.

This looks like money well spent by Netflix.