Rampage

This is the single best video game to movie adaptation ever made. Very predictable, but self-aware and loads of fun.

I hope the make sequels.... do it like game and put it to different cities and what not

IF!!! YA'SMELL-LALALALALALALAAAAA..what the ROCK!!!...is...Crispr'n!!!

Do you want a fun romp where massive animals smash and tear up cities while Dwayne Johnson chases after as a primatologist with special forces training? Great, this is exactly that film.

It does require one to turn off their brain because stepping back even in a single foot to look at the wider perspective of this film will break a lot of the fun, but if you know what you are signing up for this is fun enough.

Really fun, met my expectations, Dwayne did an amazing job once again, a solid 8/10.

Yes I give this movie and 8. I do enjoy Dwayne Johnson's movies. This movie was so far fetched but very entertaining. The graphic effects were well done. It shows how humans just can't mind their business. There is an experiment that gets loose and effects some animals, including a gorilla thats in the care of Davis (Johnson). So needless to say it's a kind of movie that requires a hero -- the Rock to the rescue!!

Great fun movie, one for the popcorn viewers. The sound and bass is spectacular and the two hours flies by. Definitely worth watching but it has The Rock - so you know what to expect - you won't be disappointed!

There's a reason that Sy Fy Channel comes up with 35 giant animal movies a year. They are fun. Here's one with good effects, A List talent and a budget. Don't expect smarter...expect bigger! Chicago takes a beating in this movie...so that's a bonus! Sit back, turn brain into "off" position and enjoy the ride. Certainly lived up to expectations...just didn't exceed them. 7/10

Entertaining and likable popcorn movie. That is better than it has a right to be. I mean when playing the arcade at like 11 yrs old there wasn't much to it. Just creatures destroying buildings. Yet they managed to make it a decent movie. Dwayne Johnson and Jeffrey Dean Morgan "in Negan form without Luchile or zombies" helped make the film fun.
The rich snobby villains who helped create what makes the animals giant felt out of place almost though. Like they belonged in a soap opera or an episode of Supergirl. Malin Akerman was better in the Final Girls, here she's not that great. Jake Lacy as her brother is even worse.
Johnson seeming to forget his character has a gun shot wound was also silly. Otherwise Rampage, like the Tomb Raider reboot is one of the better video game movies.