Also, if this stuff is just airborne, how did it only infect these three animals? Surely some nearby ants or hummingbirds got a whiff, right?.This is a question for my colleagues on the science desk, but could an animal just inhale something that would alter their DNA?.Those canisters managed to survive re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere, but then just pop open when touched by average-sized mammals?.
#ALBINO GORILLA RAMPAGE MOVIE#
They're bent on recovering their research, even if it means half of Chicago dies in the process.ġ4 Unanswered Questions in the Movie Rampage Meanwhile, the creepy, batshit brother-and-sister duo behind Energyne (Malin Akerman and Jake Lacy) is trying to beckon their failed science experiments home with a signal emitted from the top of the Sears Willis Sears Willis Tower. His true name is always The Rock.) She is followed, in short order, by a government task force that wants answers. (He has a different name in the movie, which always seems pointless. (His name is George.) Overnight, the animals all turn into alpha predators overnight.īut that’s just the incredibly confusing first 20-odd minutes! After that, the geneticist responsible for the CRISPR technology that fell from the sky-Kate, played by Moonlight’s Naomie Harris-shows up at the animal habitat where The Rock works. Phew! Wait, no: The canisters miraculously make it to the surface, and are discovered by a wolf, a crocodile, and an albino silverback gorilla who happens to be a friend of the Rock's. But the pod incinerates when it entered Earth’s atmosphere. One scientist escapes with canisters containing a pathogen that could edit genes (again, I think), and jumps in a pod headed for Earth. When a heavily modified rat goes berserk (I think), the space station blows up. The short version of the plot: An evil corporation called Energyne, in order to avoid pesky regulations that would otherwise prevent them from doing their evil Energyne-y business, is doing gene-editing experiments in space aboard an orbiting space station.
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