Rampage

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Venganza Media, Inc.

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film:film Reviews, Tv & Film

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2018

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

32 years after making its debut as a city-leveling coin-op video game, Rampage bursts onto the big screen as a brand new movie. So why are Dwayne Johnson, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Joe Manganiello so eager to shut down the Chicago block party being thrown by giant gorilla George, mutant crocodile Lizzie, and massive wolf Ralph? Join podcasters Arnie, Justin, and Stuart as they try to figure out why New Line Pictures plunked so many quarters into this arcade classic.

{Video Game Series}

{Rampage Series}

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0:00.0	Project rampage works.
0:07.0	They have increased strength, speed, agility.
0:12.0	Last night he was 7 feet 500 pounds this morning.
0:24.0	He's almost 9 feet pushing a thousand.
0:26.0	Are you familiar with Chris Black?
0:28.0	It's my life genetic editing.
0:31.0	Change is looking incredibly unpredictable.
0:35.0	Increase strength, speed, agility.
0:38.0	Sky over rain, it's the greatest.
0:47.0	Welcome to the Now Playing Podcast Review of rampage.
0:51.0	You've taken animals and monsters.
0:53.0	Part of Now Playing's video game movie review series.
0:57.0	I would you know about 30 foot wolf?
1:02.0	Hosted by Arnie.
1:04.0	The MP is dangerous.
1:08.0	Justin.
1:09.0	I can handle the situation.
1:13.0	And Stewart.
1:14.0	He's not just a friend.
1:16.0	He's family.
1:18.0	This podcast may contain detailed plot spoilers and harsh language.
1:23.0	I know you're scared.
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