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Add to that a few jokes and gags that manage to land and Rampage is certainly a mildly enjoyable way to spend two hours without having to think too much. Johnson does a respectable job playing Davis Okoye, and his character’s relationship with the Gorilla named George brings a touch of emotion to the film. Nevertheless, Rampage does have a few shining moments that are not centered around its impressive visuals. No one who read the description of Rampage or saw its trailer could really expect this film to have a thought-provoking storyline as one of its key selling points. The point of Rampage begins and ends with the thrills and eye-candy of seeing three massive monsters wreak havoc on a city – and most people who go to see Rampage will know that’s what they’re getting before the opening credits ever roll.īeing disappointed with the plot holes and faults in the storyline in Rampage is much like buying a Honda Accord and being disappointed when it doesn’t run like a Lamborghini.

#ALBINO GORILLA RAMPAGE MOVIE#

Rampage does spend plenty of time explaining exactly how a giant, enraged wolf, gorilla, and crocodile came to descend on downtown Chicago, but in the end the plot of this movie never really mattered all that much. Rampage stars Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson, playing Davis Okoye – a primatologist with a special forces background that serves to explain why he is able to go toe-to-toe with these beasts in typical action-hero fashion. In Rampage, we get not one massive monster, but three. Names like King Kong and Godzilla are enshrined in film history, as one of the most surefire ways to fill seats in a theater has long been simply releasing a massive monster in an unsuspecting city and letting the destruction commence.

Few movie genres have enjoyed as long and illustrious a history in Hollywood as the monster movie genre.

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