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New Rampage Trailer Smashes Its Way To YouTube
Before Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson jumps from buildings in Skyscrapper this summer, he will try his best to prevent their destruction this spring. The second official trailer for Rampage dropped on YouTube today.
In this movie adaptation of the Rampage video games, Johnson plays a caretaker of an albino gorilla named George. After George is exposed to some chemicals, he begins to grow at an alarming rate. George is taken in by the government, where it's revealed that he is not the only creature that is undergoing these changes. As these animals begin to grow into monsters and the conspiracy theory behind them thickens, it's up to Johnson to lay the smackdown on anything standing in the way of helping his friend George.
Rampage is set to release on April 20. Click here to see the first trailer.
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