newsDwayne "The Rock" Johnson basically spoiled the ending to every movie he'll ever make. He knows his brand, and his audience. He's not exactly aiming to fill Daniel Day-Lewis' shoes. He's an action hero,
newsAfter much nail biting and hand wringing, it looks like "Rampage," Dwayne Johnson's destruction-filled adaptation of the classic arcade game, won the box office race with $34.5 million. For a while it
newsDwayne Johnson is no stranger to action-packed blockbusters, but "Rampage" is a whole new ballgame for the popular movie star. Not only was it his biggest physical challenge to date, but it's also his
newsIn less than a month, "Rampage" will smash into theaters. In the Summer of 2017, Moviefone got to visit the set of the monster movie (based on the 80s arcade game) and talked to stars Dwayne Johnson and
newsDwayne Johnson is going to "Rampage" a little earlier than planned. Disney's decision to move "Avengers: Infinity War" from May 4 to April 27 is having a domino effect. Now, Johnson's action flick will
newsThe Rock is ready to roll and save humankind once again. Warner Bros. dropped a new trailer for "Rampage," a movie based on the 1980s arcade game. Dwayne Johnson stars as a primatologist who has a deep
newsThe world needs a hero again, so naturally, Dwayne Johnson is leading the charge. Warner Bros. Pictures released the official "Rampage" trailer Thursday, just a day after unveiling new photos from the
newsYou should watch The Rock's challenge video below for the Kevin Hart/cat insult alone. In "Rampage," an adaptation of the 1980s video game, Dwayne Johnson plays Davis Okoye, a primatologist whose best
news"F*ck you, Jar Jar Binks!" Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson spent Independence Day at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, but the day before, he was hard at work getting #BloodiedAndBattered
newsDwayne Johnson is "goin' primal" in Georgia. The wrestler-turned-actor is busy working on the Warner Bros. action flick "Rampage," and apparently getting ready to shoot put him in the sharing mood. Until
news"Walking Dead" character, Negan, and take on a part that doesn't involve carrying around a barbed wire-wrapped bat called Lucille. The actor has nabbed a supporting role in "Rampage," an upcoming film
newsHe's already a multi-hyphenate in Hollywood, and now "The Strain's" executive producer-writer-showrunner Carlton Cuse can slip "director" into his preamble as well. The prolific and now legendary behind-the-scenes
