The Lone Ranger

2013

PG-13

2h 29m

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6.1/10

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The Texas Rangers chase down a gang of outlaws led by Butch Cavendish, but the gang ambushes the Rangers, seemingly killing them all. One survivor is found, however, by an American Indian named Tonto, who nurses him back to health. The Ranger, donning a mask and riding a white stallion named Silver, teams up with Tonto to bring the unscrupulous gang and others of that ilk to justice.

Directors

Gore Verbinski

Writers

Ted Elliott(screenplay by)

Justin Haythe(screenplay by)

Terry Rossio(screenplay by)

Stars

Johnny Depp

Armie Hammer

Tom Wilkinson

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Top cast

Tonto

John Reid …

Cole

Butch Cavendish

Red Harrington

Fuller

Dan Reid

Rebecca Reid

Collins

Habberman

Skinny

Barret

Will

Jesus

Ray

Frank

Red Knee

Navarro

Directors

Gore Verbinski

Writers

Ted Elliott(screenplay by)

Justin Haythe(screenplay by)

Terry Rossio(screenplay by)

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8/10

It loses its way a bit at around the midway point, but all in all <em>'The Lone Ranger'</em> is a film I found entertainment in. No doubt helped by much of the people behind 2003's <em>'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl'</em> - my favourite film - reuniting for this. From Johnny Depp to Gore Verbinski to Jerry Bruckheimer to Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio. Therefore, I was bound to like it. Depp is enjoyable, as is usually the case. There are, of course, question marks as to whether he's 'right' for the role. He claims he has Native American heritage, though you enter a real grey area with all that stuff. Anyway, judging by his acting, he's fun. Armie Hammer is much better than I thought he'd be, while William Fichtner makes for a good villain. Nice to see Ruth Wilson and Helena Bonham Carter involved, also. I like the way the story is told, involving Depp and Mason Cook. It certainly adds a sense of intrigue to events. The end scenes are also enjoyable, at least visually - I don't love the score all that much, to be honest. However, as noted at the top, the middle part of the film is less entertaining - though the finale helps pick things back up. I've, evidently, seen better from these lot. Still, it's a very good film in my books; despite having issues.

r96sk12 Nov, 2020