‘Rampage': Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Versus Giant Gorilla in First Trailer (Video)
Film based on 1980s video game will hit theaters on April 20
Beatrice Verhoeven | November 16, 2017 @ 1:33 PM
Last Updated: November 17, 2017 @ 1:37 PM
New Line has has released the first trailer for “Rampage,” which stars Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
“Rampage” is based on the 1980s video game and will feature three monsters who are wreaking havoc across North America — Johnson is the only hope of stopping them.
In the trailer, Johnson likes to hang out with animals more than people, and he rescued a gorilla named George (played by Jason Liles) when he was two years old. However, he keeps growing in weight and height, and soon becomes the size of King Kong.
It becomes clear that genetic editing was involved, and there’s also a 30-foot wolf that is a danger to the planet. Then, there’s also a Godzilla-like dinosaur/lizard. The Rock tries to save the world.
The Rock Turns 45: His 9 Best Workout Selfies on Instagram (Photos)
Dwayne Johnson is now 45-years-old, but he's far too busy to think about having a mid-life crisis. Somehow, in between shooting and producing blockbusters, meeting fans, making media appearances and paying a visit to his old WWE stomping grounds, he's found time to get in the weight room and lift some 175 lb. dumbbells (or as he calls them, "Kevin Harts.") Here are some of the best photos of those workouts that he's put on Instagram. You're welcome.
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
Photo credit: Instagram (@therock)
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Somehow, Dwayne Johnson finds time in between shooting and promoting his films to stay ripped
Dwayne Johnson is now 45-years-old, but he's far too busy to think about having a mid-life crisis. Somehow, in between shooting and producing blockbusters, meeting fans, making media appearances and paying a visit to his old WWE stomping grounds, he's found time to get in the weight room and lift some 175 lb. dumbbells (or as he calls them, "Kevin Harts.") Here are some of the best photos of those workouts that he's put on Instagram. You're welcome.