Rampage

Rampage was shot digitally using a combination of Arri Alexa 65, Mini and SXT cameras with resolutions of 3.4K and 6.5K but ultimately finished as a 2K DI, which has presumably been used here for this...

The English Dolby Atmos track is full on! Right from the off in the space station with all the devastation occurring, as the astronaut floats along and through the destruction, so too does the sound follow,...

There are no extras on the UHD, all are found on the (included) Blu-ray. Not Just a Game Anymore – 6 minute feature where cast and crew reminisce about the classic game that inspired the film.Trio of Destruction...

Is it me, or is he considerably bigger? What do you expect with a film like, Rampage? Well, you get exactly that, total mayhem! Dwayne Johnson plays Davis Okoye, an ex-special forces (of course!) primatologist...

Rampage is frivolous, some might say fun, some might say tedious, but it is not hateful and is easy watching. Only loosely based on the classic arcade game of the same name, three impossibly large monsters...

Rampage smashes onto UHD with a 2160p/Dolby Vision-enahnced 4K presentation that is reportedly an upscale from a 2K digital intermediate, itself sourced from 3.4K and 6.5K source photography resolutions....

Rampage features a rip-roaring Dolby Atmos soundtrack. The film's first scenes set an impressive precedent for the movie. On the space station, various creaks, shooting sparks, background comms, and blaring...

Rampage contains no extras on the UHD disc, but the bundled Blu-ray includes a handful of featurettes, a gag reel, and deleted scenes. A Movies Anywhere digital copy code is included with purchase. Not...

Rampage is based on an arcade and later home console video game of the same name that hasn't seen any new variants in quite some time but that apparently remains popular enough to make the jump to the...

Rampage delivers high-yield effects-laden entertainment, but its substance is no more than a stable of stale stereotype characters and a stock story straight out of 50s Sci-Fi monster movies. Nevertheless,...

Rampage boasts a good 2160p UHD transfer with Dolby Vision (and HDR10) that has a lot of upsides. It's a solid upgrade from the 1080p Blu-ray version. Perceived details are improved -- you'll be able to...

Rampage features an impressive, dynamic, and generally big-sounding Dolby Atmos track that hits all of the high and low notes needed for a big action blockbuster. Yet, it's also a track that quiets down...

Not A Game Anymore (HD, 6 Mins.) - Cast and crew interviews talk about their love for the old arcade game that the movie is based on, along with some information of easter eggs that are spread out through...

Director Brad Peyton is no stranger to Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson or action movies. The duo previously collaborated on Journey 2: The Mysterious Island and San Andreas. With Rampage, Peyton has The Rock...

Rampage is a big action monster movie that stars The Rock. You know what you're gonna get -- explosions, one-liners, The Rock saving the day, and three big monsters destroying a city. Does any of it make...

This film makes use of a variety of lighting schemes, and when called for, the cinematography makes use of shadows, cascading/streaming light and a mix of light/dark elements. It’s application here is...

Disc 1: Rampage Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc 2: Rampage Blu-ray • Not A Game Anymore – From arcade sensation to movie monster epic, we explore how the Midway video game inspired the filmmakers to create the ultimate...

To make matters worse, it’s soon discovered there are other similarly altered animals. As these newly created super creatures tear across North America, destroying everything in their path, Okoye teams...

I suspect that forgiving genre fans can overlook Rampage’s shortcomings, so in that vein it’s potentially worth picking up for the right price. For those that aren’t so inclined, a rental is definitely...