'Moana': Polynesian princess not impressed by Dwayne Johnson's Maui in first teaser

"What's a demigod gotta do?" Dwayne Johnson's Maui asks when his audience isn't impressed by his antics in the stunning first teaser for the upcoming Disney animated film "Moana."

The titular heroine Moana — the studio's first Polynesian princess — and her pet pig watch unamused as Maui recounts his heroic feats as his tattoos come to life — including using his "magical fishhook" to slow down the sun, pull islands out of the sea and battle monsters — and shows off his fight moves.

The film follow 16-year-old Moana (voiced by newcomer Auli'i Cravalho) as she teams up with Maui to voyage across the Pacific to find a mythical island and thereby fulfill her ancestors' unfinished quest. The once-mighty demigod helps her become a master wayfinder and find her identity along the way.

See photos from the first trailer for "Moana":

The CG-animated feature's musical score includes tracks from Opetaia Foa'i and "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, who won the Tony Award on Sunday night for best score of a musical.

"Moana" reunites the directing duo of Ron Clements and John Musker, who worked on "The Little Mermaid" "Aladdin" and "The Princess and the Frog."

The film, produced by produced by Osnat Shurer, hits theaters Thanksgiving Day on Nov. 23.