that lets Rampage soar. It doesn’t matter how dumb almost everything about this movie is when there’s a bond as strong as the one between the Rock and a giant albino gorilla at its core.

mostly through a albino gorilla. In the beginning, Davis asks his primate companion to fist-bump him, but instead, the beast decides to show Davis his thick middle finger. While “Rampage” does ...

“Rampage,” from “San Andreas” director ... San Diego primatologist whose best friend is a rare albino silverback gorilla named George (actor Jason Liles, underneath the animation of ...

"Rampage" is not good ... George is a rare albino silverback gorilla whom Okoye rescued as a baby when poachers killed his family. Okoye and George communicate through sign language and have ...

After her escape pod blows up, three of these capsules crash into earth, infecting and mutating an albino gorilla, a wolf, and an alligator. Meanwhile, Rampage has introduced the audience to Davis ...

This post includes minor spoilers for "Rampage." Few video game adaptations are good, but Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is giving it a try. He stars in "Rampage," where he plays Davis Okoye, a ...

Brad Peyton’s monster movie 'Rampage' co-stars Dwayne Johnson and ... Davis rescued juvenile albino gorilla George after poachers killed his mother. Now an adult sheltered at a San Diego ...

Rampage is loud, silly, and pairs one of Hollywood’s most charismatic actors with a giant gorilla prone to making obscene gestures. All that to say, it’s best not to over-think it, and to ...

George from “Rampage” isn’t just another CGI monster. There’s a real actor breathing life into the albino gorilla. And what motion capture performer Jason Liles had to endure in Dwayne ...