#Albino gorilla rampage license

And it feels very much like we’ve been plunged headfirst into the climax of another film. It’s clear she’s the sole survivor of whatever has transpired. There’s some surprisingly gory stuff here - blood spatter on walls and a floating hand severed just past the wrist, as well as a panicked female crew member. The film begins with a genuinely tense and chilling sci-fi sequence set on a space station where scenes straight out of a space horror initiate proceedings. And if we weren’t already in love with George, a wee flashback to the moment Okoye saves him from poachers as a young ape seals the deal. So, when George breathes in a mysterious green mist and the changes begin to take effect, his bond with Okoye means that Davis is at pains to save his furry pal.

In short, Okoye is a kind of gorilla whisperer, on hand to talk George down when he gets antsy or to persuade him to play nice with the troop newcomer. The beefy duo communicate through sign language, and are able to hold some pretty sophisticated conversations. Set up as a super-intelligent, and sensitive, albino gorilla who has a touching relationship with his keeper - a man with an aversion to his own species - George is adorable. In whom we have a significant emotional investment. And while the game is from the perspective of the monsters, the film flips it and - more conventionally - makes the beasts the enemy. But while the aim of the game is for players to take control of the monsters and smash up cities, all the while avoiding death at the hands of the military or other hazards, the purpose of the film is to stop the beasts in their tracks.

A gorilla, wolf and a crocodile morph into bigger, speedier, more agile and more aggressive versions of themselves - the result of ingesting the same lab-created pathogen. Where the premise of the game involved three humans transformed into monsters by various substances, the film instead mutates existing creatures.

#Albino gorilla rampage license

Based on the old 1980s arcade game, the film takes artistic license with its source material.