Ravages

On sort de la salle avec un drôle de sentiment: celui de se sentir plus bête qu'à l'arrivée.

Alternant entre le charabia pseudo-scientifique et les scènes de carnage en pleine nature, ce jeu du chat et de la souris linéaire et peu palpitant manque de carburant.

Enormous beasts run amok in downtown Chicago, but plot and character are so much rubble here.

Or to put it another way: your possibly self-consciously stupid Rock-starring pre-summer actioner is all fun and games until you invoke 9/11.

Though far better than 'Doom,' this Dwayne Johnson-starring video-game adaptation falls back on the monster-movie clichés its source overtly lampooned.

Adaptation of old arcade favorite pits the star against mutated creatures - and quickly goes down the Dwayne.

The likelihood that the Rampage movie will be reverse-engineered to produce a videogame is probably already a foregone conclusion (...).

It's just good popcorn-munching fun, and you gotta hand it to The Rock. He knows his brand.

It's easy to enjoy a big, knowingly dumb blockbuster, and that's exactly how you can categorize Brad Peyton's Rampage.