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Stars Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, Tom Wilkinson, William Fichtner, Barry Pepper, Ruth Wilson, James Badge Dale, and Helena Bonham Carter. The Lone Ranger is an western action-comedy film that is based on the series with the same name. The film is a recount of the American Indian spirit warrior, Tonto (Johnny Depp) about the untold tales that transformed John Reid aka as the Lone Ranger (Armie Hammer), a man of the law into a legend of justice. It follows how these two unlikely heroes learn to work together in fighting against greed and corruption. Directed by Gore Verbinski (Rango, Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl, Dead's Man Chest and At World's End). The movie is set to be released worldwide on July 3, 2013.

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Action, Adventure, Western,

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Jul 03, 2013

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Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, Tom Wilkinson, William Fichtner, Helena Bonham Carter, Barry Pepper, James Badge Dale, Ruth Wilson, Leon Rippy, Stephen Root, Matt O'Leary, James Frain, Mason Cook, Joaquín Cosío, Damon Herriman, Harry Treadaway, Gil Birmingham, Robert Baker, Lew Temple, Bryant Prince, JD Cullum, Saginaw Grant, W. Earl Brown, Timothy V. Murphy, Damon Carney, Kevin Wiggins, Chad Brummett, Joseph E. Foy, Randy Oglesby, Brad Greenquist, Rance Howard, Leonard Earl Howze, Travis Hammer, Steve Corona, Matthew Page, Jack Axelrod, Christopher Hagen, Freda Foh Shen, Margaret Bowman, Luz P. Mendez, Laina Loucks, Devon J. Adams, Desirae Anslover, Charlotte Cormier, Megan Pribyl, Briana Van Schuyver, Julie Stracener, Chad Randall, Jason E. Hill, Todd Anderson, Beth Bailey, Joanne Camp, John Keating, Stephen Brodie, Will Koberg, Jack Chang, Tad Jones, Robin McGee, Bob Rumnock, Grover Coulson, Tait Fletcher, Alex Knight, Argos MacCallum, David Midthunder, Allison Marie Volk, Pokey LaFarge, Joey Glynn, Adam Hoskins, Ryan Koenig, Tom E. Kostkowski, Malachi Tsoodle-Nelson, Sean Durham, Anthony R. Burt, K.J. Kirkhope, Will Kirkhope, Kenneth Love, James P. Bennett, Nick W. Nicholson, Joel Thingvall, Ava Wagenman,

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John Chard 06/05/2014

Wrong Brother. The early signs were not good, tales of production problems galore and early critical notices wading in to kick the film before it had even had a run at the theatres. The Lone Ranger seemed destined to be a blockbuster stinker. Yet in spite of it noticeably alienating original Lone Ranger purists, and some Western lovers as well, for a rollicking action fun packed time then Gore Verbinski's movie delivers in spades. It's awash with the serial silliness of adventure films and TV shows of yore, pitching good guys against bad guys with buddy buddy shenanigans pulsing away at the core. The stunts are outrageously enjoyable, the landscape photography as beautiful as it is respectful in homage to past masters of the Western genre, while in Depp's Tonto there's a bona fide hero to root for just as much as he makes you laugh out loud. This is an origin story, a tale of how John Reid (Armie Hammer) became The Lone Ranger, and of course how the noble steed Silver and Indian side-kick Tonto became integral to his villain fighting ways. Tom Wilkinson and William Fitchner file in for polar opposite villain duties, the former is the weasel business man trying to mould the West in is own image, the latter a repugnant psychopath with a penchant for eating human hearts! Then Helena Bonham Carter wanders in from some Grindhouse movie for a couple of cameos that are resplendent with sexual energy. It's all very wacky and wild, and rightly so, but this is not at the expense of very good story telling. Some parts of the narrative could have been trimmed, but as the bromance builds between our two heroes, and Silver gets up to all sorts of comedy horse escapades, there's nary a dull moment here. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Verbinski throw all the action staples into the pot. Chases, fights, swinging from ropes, shoot-outs, people dangling from speeding train (pic is bookended by awesome train sequences), grisly deaths and on it goes from start to end. There's caustic asides to the machinations of organisations of the time, from railroad magnates to the cavalry, while the catchphrases and legends of The Lone Ranger TV series are deftly inserted into the tale. It was interesting to see Depp come out and defend the movie against those damning early critic reviews, it's not something he does, being as he is very much a guy who sees acting as just a job. Bruckheimer, Hammer and Verbinski backed Depp up, stating that some reviews were written before the film had even been released, the big budget and production problems clearly making this a big stinker… Not so, it's certainly not flawless, and those seriously into anachronisms are likely to have kittens. But if you haven't seen it yet, if you was put off by the venomous early reviews, then give it a chance, you may just be surprised at just how entertaining it is. It also looks and sounds brilliant on Blu-ray, where repeat viewings even show Hammer to be better than first thought as that masked man. 8.5/10

Dark Jedi 12/04/2018

If this film would not have been called Lone Ranger and would not have pretended to tell the story the Lone Ranger then I would probably have considered it to be an okay movie. Maybe even a good one. However, this was supposed to be a Lone Ranger movie and that it is not! I put this movie in the same category as the very disappointing Green Hornet movie. It is a typical case of some dumbass Hollywood producer/director taking a known name and thinks he can do what the heck he wants with it. The Lone Ranger is supposed to be the only survivor of a group of rangers, a hero as well as intelligent and so is Tonto. In this movie the Lone Ranger is a bloody lawyer, he is naïve and generally a screw up. Tonto is, well, as looney as one could expect with Jonny Depp in the role. It is really said when you feel the best characters in the movie are the bad guys. I think Butch Cavendish is quite nicely portrayed by William Fichtner. Okay, the movie have its fun moments, a few laughs, some nice special effects and is not really poorly done as such. Unfortunately a lot of the time I phrases like “what and idiot”, “what the f…”, “this is not Lone Ranger” and so on, went through my head while watching it. If this is the first time you have heard about the Lone Ranger, or you do not really care if the movie has anything to do with the original Lone Ranger then you probably will find this an entertaining movie. I am afraid that I was hugely disappointed.

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