Kevin Hart is performing in Augusta. Here's a catch up on his best movies, shows

Kevin Hart’s “Reality Check” tour is scheduled for downtown Augusta at the Bell Auditorium Thursday evening. The world-renowned actor and standup comedian is known for his straight-to-the-point thoughts on life, marriage and parenting. While he jokes about his small stature, he also has one of the biggest personalities on the comedy scene.

Hart has appeared in about 100 movies, TV series, comedy specials and other productions over the years. Looking for a catch up of his greatest hits? Below are some of the best movies/shows Hart has a leading role in, according to Rotten Tomatoes’ tomatometer (critics score) and audience scores:

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Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie

Tomatometer: 87%

Audience Score: 62%

Hart was part of the team that brought the popular "Captain Underpants" book to life with "Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie." He played a kid named George who was an imaginative prankster alongside his best friend Harold, voiced by Thomas Middleditch. Together, they manage to turn their mean prinicipal Mr. Krupp, voiced by Ed Helms, into a superhero of their own creation, Captain Underpants.

The movie is available to rent for about $4 on most streaming platforms, but can also be streamed for free for those with Fubo and FXNOW.

Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History

Tomatometer: 83%

Audience Score: 61%

This TV series is a unique blend of comedy and education. Hart takes viewers through a Black history highlight reel, showing the contributions made by some of America's unsung heroes. But while it's called "Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History," there are several other funny people involved in this such as Tiffany Haddish, Tom Kenny and Gerald "Slink" Johnson.

The series is available to stream exclusively on Netflix.

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle

Tomatometer: 76%

Audience Score: 87%

One of Sony's most popular movies from the last few years was "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle." This is a reimagining of the Robin Williams classic where a group of teenagers become characters in a videogame and they have to go on an adventure in order to escape. In the movie, a tough athlete becomes Franklin "Mouse" Finbar, an inoffensive zoologist played by Hart.

The movie is available to rent for about $4 on most streaming platforms, but can also be streamed for free for those with Hulu, Fubo and FXNOW.

DC League of Super-Pets

Tomatometer: 72%

Audience Score: 88%

The latest blockbuster collaboration of Hart and Dwayne Johnson is "DC League of Super-Pets." When Superman and the rest of the Justice League are taken prisoner, Superman's furry friend Krypto must lead his own league of super pets to save them. Johnson voices Krypto while Hart voices Ace the Bat-Hound.

The movie is available to rent for about $4 on most streaming platforms, but can also be streamed for free on Max.

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Central Intelligence

Tomatometer: 71%

Audience Score: 62%

Hollywood's dynamic duo of Hart and Johnson started here. In "Central Intelligence," Hart's character is unhappy with his average adulthood after being the most popular and most likely to succeed in high school. Johnson's character was an overweight nerd in high school, and while he grew up to be a strong CIA agent, he is still insecure. The two team up on a mission to save the world.

The movie is available to rent for about $4 on most streaming platforms, but can also be streamed for free on AMC+.

This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Kevin Hart's best, most popular movies, TV shows from Rotten Tomatoes