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Rampage - Big Meets Bigger. Von Antje Wessels. Das Spielprinzip des Achtzigerjahre-Arcade-Klassikers „Rampage“ ist denkbar einfach: Darin übernimmt man die Kontrolle über ein Monster, wobei ...
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- Dwayne Johnson, Naomie Harris, Malin Åkerman
- Brad Peyton
- Ryan Engle
25. März 2021 · Das Spielprinzip des Achtzigerjahre-Arcade-Klassikers „Rampage“ ist denkbar einfach: Darin übernimmt man die Kontrolle über ein Monster, wobei der Spieler die Wahl hat zwischen einem...
- Brad Peyton
- Johnson, Naomie Harris and Rampage's filmmakers on adapting the game and delivering big action with a big heart (and avoiding "Rock-Zilla").
- Rampage Movie Images
By Eric Goldman
Posted: Mar 19, 2018 5:00 pm
Chaos has overtaken Chicago, there are smashed buildings all around us, and only one man -- and one giant albino gorilla -- can save the day!
In this case, Chicago is actually an outdoor set built in Atlanta for the new film Rampage, and the man in question, primatologist Davis Okoye, is played by none other than Dwayne Johnson. And while the aforementioned gorilla, named “George” in the film, isn’t present on set at the moment -- the special effects experts at Weta will make sure that’s remedied by the time the movie is in theaters -- it was hard not to grin as giant wind machines blew debris everywhere, making the chaos feel a bit more genuine, while Johnson as Davis surveyed the scene, looked up at George, and intoned, in the way Johnson was born to do, “Ready to kick some ass?”
Johnson brought up one particularly demanding scene set on a C-17 involving himself, Harris, and a character played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan and recalled, "It was 12 hours every day, and finally Naomie and I are like this [mimes falling asleep with exhaustion]…. And she’s like, “F**k, man, this is tough!”
Said Harris, “They actually created a helicopter on a rig so that when we were crashing it actually feels like you’re crashing... We’re like on harnesses and pretending that the back is blown out, and we’re being strung up from the ceiling. I mean I’ve done action movies before, obviously, with Bond and other movies like that, but never anything like this. It’s all been literally insane. Even like shooting the film here [in Atlanta], where this building is supposed to have come down, and you see the debris and the destruction – it’s a mad movie!”
As we were finishing our conversation, I asked Johnson if it’s as fun as it looks to get to say something so classic Action Movie Hero as “Let’s go kick some ass,” and he replied, “It’s awesome, man! I still feel like I’m a big kid at heart. I certainly act like it at times, and at the end of the day, we’re on this treadmill of life and it just goes, and we're all trying to do good and do our job, and hopefully put in good work and learn from our mistakes... All the things we check off our boxes every day. But at the end of the day, I feel like we’ve got the best job in the world. We love what we do, we’re here in Hollywood, we’re on this big soundstage, and it’s total destruction, and I’m looking up at this giant albino gorilla, who’s my best friend, asking 'Ready to kick some ass?’ I’m sign languaging, and he’s like, ‘Yeah.’ It’s the best! it’s very cool, and I never take it for granted."
Rampage opens April 13, 2018.
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Rampage is a 2018 American science fiction monster film directed by Brad Peyton and loosely based on the video game series of the same name by Midway Games, from a screenplay by Ryan Engle, Carlton Cuse, Ryan J. Condal and Adam Sztykiel.
5. Mai 2018 · Ein Spiel, in dem man der Böse ist? In dem es darum geht, Wolkenkratzer zu zerstören und Menschen zu fressen? In einer Welt nach 9/11 kaum vorstellbar. Entsprechend wenig hat Rampage – Big Meets Bigger dann auch mit der Vorlage gemeinsam.
12. Apr. 2018 · Dwayne Johnson seemingly stars in a movie about every four months, which in the last fiscal year has included “Jumanji” (good) and “Baywatch” (not so much). Enter “Rampage,” another ...
