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Gore Verbinski's "The Lone Ranger"
Starring Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp, from the director of "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Rango":
In theaters July 3, 2013
In theaters July 3, 2013
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Looks awesome, though.
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It has Johnny Depp. It has Helena Bonham Carter. Johnny Depp has a pale face.
All products of a Tim Burton movie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ngQ15f9eZ0M
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_lpSbT5INws
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"At its current cut, it's likely a little too intense for your 4-7 year olds , as there are two scenes in particular that seem a little unsettling -- one involving offscreen cannibalism and another displayed as a silhouetted throat slitting. Will those scenes make it into the final cut? Probably, this is a PG-13 rendition of The Lone Ranger after all, but with that said, the initial impression could be made that it's all gloom and grit. Nothing could be further from the truth -- it's very light and only dark when the villainous Butch Cavendish strolls onto screen or is referenced by the characters and William Fitchner is absolutely incredible, leading to the strongest performance of this film; his makeup makes him hardly recognizable. In fact, because this is the 1800s, everyone has insane beards that make them unrecognizable, a delightful feat accomplished by the exceptional costume and grooming departments. The cinematography is excellent as is the score and surprisingly, the CG. If there was any gripe to be made, it's that around the 3/4 mark the pacing drags a bit, but this is unavoidable as it lends to building the final conflict of the film. There is a Tonto origin story that slows everything down a bit, but like I said, is absolutely necessary to the overall structure of the plot. There is one sequence that feels like it could be the final action piece that was actually slightly frustrating that it didn't end right then and there, but with a few laughs thrown in, the real climax hits and all I can say is, "strap yourself in for a wild ride". When people say, "The Lone Ranger", undoubtedly an image from the climactic finale will pop into your head and likely bring a grin to your face. The Lone Ranger is worthy of your July 4th movie going dollars, unless you weren't a fan of the PotC movies, then you might not like it, it's that simple."
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THE LONE RANGER (12A) Contains moderate violence and injury detail http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AFF297504
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We'll never be forgiven for what we did.
Trust me, I'm a Film Grad
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I want to see how this is going to do at the Box Office. It smells like John Carter to me.
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The movie did worse than John Carter (if you don't consider the 4th of July xD)
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