naomi harris was last seen with the rock. naomi harris was last seenin with the rock.aomi harris was last seen in moonstruck, this is more moonlighting. is it fun? it's deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know, it could be awful, but the rock has become the biggest movie star in the world right now. he is like hercules with a blockbuster on his back. it's deliriously silly. he can play cha re nte deliriously silly. he can play charente with a gorilla, book, film, tv. he's got that softness to him. charente with a gorilla, book, film, tv. he's got that softness to himlj don't know what to make of this. the gorilla gets outsized and takes out chicago. it's got some stupid lines like we've got to get to chicago before the wolves level the city. it somehow works. there's the star power and the preposterousness of it. and it's somehow about man's folly, about american kid ran wild. it's about consumerism and greed, scientific experiment gone wrong. it is done brilliantly. this is what saturday night at the movies is all about. you come out thinking i'm so glad i s

clearly, because naomie harris, last seen in moonstruck, of course. moonlight, even. that would be perfect for her as well. that would be. is itfun? it's deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know with the rock. it could be an awful film or a great film. the thing is he's become the biggest movie star in the world right now and he hauls this movie single—handedly, like hercules would, with a blockbuster on his back all the way over the line. it's deliriously silly. he can play charades with the gorilla here. i think it is three words, book, warfilm, tv, and peace, clearly, he's got that softness to him. i don't know what to make of this. it really, really works. the gorilla kind of eats the pathogen, goes outside, becomes king kong, kind of takes out chicago. it has stupid lines like, "we've gotta get to chicago before the alligator and the wolf level the city." but it works. oh, my god. it somehow works. mainly because of the rock's star power, mainly because of the preposterousness and maybe because, like very good monster movies, all the way back to godzill

clearly, because naomi harris, last seen in moonstruck. moonlight, even.deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know with the rock. it could be a bad film or a great film. the thing is he's become the biggest movie star in the world right now and he pulled this movie single—handedly like hercules would with a blockbuster on his back all the way over the line. it is deliriously silly. he can play charades with the gorilla here. i think it is three words, book, war film, tv, and peace, clearly, he's got that softness to him. i don't know what to make of this. it really, really works. the gorilla kind of eats the pathogen, goes outside becomes king kong, takes out chicago. it has stupid lines like "we've got to get to chicago before the alligator and the wolf level the city." but it works. oh, my god. it somehow works. mainly because of the rock's star power, mainly because of its preposterousness and maybe because like very good monster movies, all the way back to godzilla somehow it is about man's folly. it's about american id run wild, it's about met

it all goes wrong and he has to end up running around with a scientist played by naomie harris, who gets

dwayne the rockjohnson and naomie harris start in rampage, a us fantasy action film based on the cult 80s video game. find out what jason sullivan's made of. that and the week's other top releases in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. sir cliff richard has told a high courtjudge he felt "forever tainted" by the bbc‘s coverage of a police raid on his home in berkshire following a sex assault allegation. the 77—year—old singer is taking legal action against the broadcaster following the raid in 2014. in his evidence to the court, sir cliff said that after seeing the coverage on television, he collapsed in his kitchen sobbing, and that helicopter footage of the search of his flat had caused him profound and long lasting damage. the bbc says its coverage was in the public interest. our special correspondent lucy manning's report contains some flash photography. sir cliff richard often performs in front of thousands, he came this afternoon to the high court in stepped into the witness box, telling thejudge of stepped into the witness box, telling the judge of the tortur

clearly, because naomi harris, last seen in moonstruck. moonlight, even.is deliriously fun. it could be awful, you never know with the rock. it could be a bad film or a great film. the thing is he's become the biggest movie star in the world right now and he pulled this movie single—handedly like hercules would with a blockbuster on his back all the way over the line. it is deliriously silly. he can play charades with the gorilla here. i think it is three words, book, warfilm, tv, and peace, clearly, he's got that softness to him. i don't know what to make of this. it really, really works. the gorilla kind of eats the pathogen, goes outside becomes king kong, kind of takes out chicago. it has stupid lines like, "we've gotta get to chicago before the alligator and the wolf level the city." but it works. oh, my god. it somehow works. mainly because of the rock's star power, mainly because of its preposterousness and maybe because, like very good monster movies, all the way back to godzilla it somehow it is about man's folly. it's about american id run wild,

it's three gigantic monsters running around trying to eat me and naomie harris and jeffrey dean morgan rescue george when he's a baby and his parents were, unfortunately, killed by poachers. i run an anti-poaching unit out of rwanda and we become very close and have this awesome relationship as you guys just saw, so it was the kind of anchor that we needed for a big, you know, movie like this and i was very, very happy with it. it was amazing too just this whole process because i was age to spend time with primatologists and gorillas, specifically a silverback named taz down at the atlanta zoo and spent time down there studying their emotions and behaviors and with diane fosse foundation the pre-eminent worldwide leader of conservation. it was an amazing process and happy we anchored it in that relationship. >> we are too. a lot need to see that u -- too. any new challenges in the movie when it came to stunts? >> well, yeah, i was -- fortunately i was already coming off a movie, i think it was "fast and furious" so i was kind of in shape but it was really -- this was the physical -- th