Rampage is a sci-fi action film directed by Brad Peyton, based on the classic arcade game series. The movie stars Dwayne Johnson as Davis Okoye, a primatologist and ex-soldier who forms a bond with a rare albino gorilla named George. When a genetic experiment by the evil corporation Energyne goes awry, George and two other animals—a wolf named Ralph and a crocodile named Lizzie—mutate into enormous, destructive creatures. As these mutated beasts wreak havoc across the United States, Davis teams up with genetic engineer Dr. Kate Caldwell (Naomie Harris) to stop the catastrophe and save George.

Currently, there is no official confirmation or release of a sequel to the 2018 film Rampage starring Dwayne Johnson. Despite speculation and fan interest, updates regarding Rampage 2 remain scarce. The original movie, based on the classic arcade game, featured larger-than-life action with genetically mutated animals wreaking havoc and was a commercial success, grossing over $428 million globally. However, Dwayne Johnson’s busy schedule and selective approach to sequels have been cited as potential challenges in moving forward with a follow-up.

Discussions around a sequel have included ideas to expand the story beyond the original’s destruction-heavy narrative, possibly exploring new mutations or deeper connections with the genetic experiments introduced in the first film. While the Rampage franchise retains potential for a sequel, no formal production or development has been announced as of now. Fans of the series can hope for news in the future as demand for action-packed, spectacle-driven films remains strong in Hollywood.

For more on the original Rampage movie and updates about potential sequels, you can refer to industry coverage on platforms like JoBlo and Wikipedia.