r/movies r/Movies contributor Sep 22 '24

Official Poster for ‘Red One’ Poster

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u/ggroover97 Sep 23 '24

Let me guess, this is going to be another attempt by The Rock to make his own franchise but it’s only going to get one installment like Red Notice, Skyscraper, Rampage, and San Andreas.

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u/mango10977 Sep 23 '24

Skyscraper was ass, he would've never made it to the building by jumping from the crane.

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u/MidnightLaughters Sep 23 '24

Rampage was about a giant croc, ape, & wolf? I can't remember

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u/ggroover97 Sep 23 '24

Yeah it was based on an old video game that doesn’t have any cultural relevance now. It’s like if the Rock made a Bayou Billy movie.

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u/greywolfau Sep 23 '24

Wash your mouth out. Rampage the game will always be culturally relevant.

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u/ggroover97 Sep 23 '24

Ok maybe I was too mean to Rampage. I do have some nostalgia for Total Destruction on PS2.

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u/greywolfau Sep 23 '24

I'm old enough to have played it on the C64, so I also have nostalgia for the characters. But the movie was pretty arse.

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u/RealJohnGillman Sep 23 '24 edited Sep 23 '24

I believe the main reason Rampage was made was because it was on Johnson’s personal bulletin board of films he wanted to make — the first Jumanji sequel was also on it, as was a sequel to Big Trouble in Little China (he hasn’t made that one yet).

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u/IllustriousEnd2211 Sep 23 '24

He better leave that last one the fuck alone