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I haven’t seen this much action on a train since I lost my virginity on the 3:15 to Utica.
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A 21st-century blockbuster western, made from all the parts of previous westerns while being distinctly its own thing, made possible due to its casually PG-13 deconstruction of problematic genre tropes and narratives by being viewed through the memories of a Comanche Indian as he beseeches future generations to remember our country’s inherently bloody colonialist roots, how companies will inevitably end up corrupt through the greed of man and how that corruption will cajole the government to support their designs while also proselytizing to the people they profit off of – the white, middle- and lower-class people as people of color are treated as resources due to literal codification of exploitative racism – reminding us all that in the end there’s…
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Just like people were tricked into loving American Hustle, people were definitely tricked into hating The Lone Ranger.
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One of the more unfairly maligned American films of the 21st century, and among the small handful of genuine anomalies within Disney’s 2010s lineup that mostly consisted of assembly line filmmaking. Lovingly crafted with so much passion from everyone involved, wholly succeeding both as a throwback to classical westerns and also being a condemnation of capitalism/a deconstruction of Old West myths. Fantastically directed, carefully written, and terrifically performed, with Armie Hammer in particular delivering what remains by and far the best performance of his career. I know I have many unpopular opinions, so call me a vulgar auteurist if you must, but whereas I can sort of understand why something like Ang Lee’s HULK wouldn’t be everyone’s cup of tea, I cannot fathom watching this (especially the third act) and not being filled with joy, let alone hating it.
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Major “I was wrong” vibes on this one. I do still think the Depp casting clashes horribly with the film’s otherwise refreshing insistence on foregrounding the erasure of natives from both the real and mythologized West, yet another instance of Verbinski using a Disney blockbuster to both highlight the marginalization of undesirables throughout history while contributing to it. But this is still pure Verbinski: opulent and iconic even as it tears down iconography, possessed of a genuine sense of comic timing that is so frequently lost in movies of this scale (or reduced to Whedonesque bon mots). Its action is fluid and, in the end, overwhelming, all while feeding directly into its themes. Why this put an end to the…
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Whoa… I avoided this for years thinking it would be terrible—I was wrong! Plenty to like here… great set pieces (that finale is a banger), Buster Keaton train stuff, morricine twang, and great character actors playing characters. Wish I saw this theatrically!
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Looks like we’re not reviewing this one on SVU after all, much to my chagrin, so some thoughts. -There are some things about this movie that flat-out do not work (Helena Bonham Carter, WTFIU?). On the other hand, there is some stuff that is absolutely terrific (like the editing and cinematography in the big train finale). -Yes, this is sometimes a shockingly dark blockbuster. (A bad guy eating a the hero’s brother’s heart in a Disney movie? Way to exploit your contractual right to final cut, Jerry Bruckheimer!) The framing story, though, is all about Tonto (Johnny Depp) trying and frequently failing to communicate to this little boy who wants to hear about the great legend of The Lone Ranger.…
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NNeil Bahadur 8 月 26, 2026
Okay….by far and away one of the best films to come out of Hollywood in recent years. I was prepared for the capitalist/manifest destiny critique going in – but still so surprised at how deftly and full of feeling it was handled – resembles Gomes’ Tabu almost in how everything in the “background” is really in the foreground (referring here to its Native American characters)…structurally I thought it was so brilliant – the framing story is one of the best I’ve seen in any movie! How it returns to the literal frame itself that Tonto is standing in, him positioned behind a rock, turned away from the camera, so on – mimicking the position he is in in the main…
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THE NOBLE SAVAGE “Have you no decency?” Sergio Leone and Buster Keaton in the trappings of a modern glossy PG blockbuster. Gore takes the digital formal trickery he experimented with in the Pirates sequels and applies them here to huge and beautiful old-school revisionist Western iconography that doubles as a surprisingly vicious indictment of gentlemanly, respectable civilized liberalism—directly tying our DA justice-seeking hero who quotes John Locke and despises killing to the machinery of the violent, capitalist project. The good guys able to sleep at night due to their socially conscious treaties (“are you capable of that?”), meanwhile they actively participate and work with those crafting a brutal world that can only run on the blood of the poor and…
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2 of the best set pieces in modern blockbuster history sandwiching 100 minutes of white noise. i’ll take it. keaton lives!
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Always shit happening but some how the whole things boring
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What kind of dental treatment was he receiving?!
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Alguna vez les paso que pensaron que una pelicula fue un gran exito en taquilla para tiempo después darse cuenta que fue un gran fracaso? Pues me paso con esta pelicula Y haber no es mala la pelicula Pero es una que no destaca por si sola Es una pelicula que solo sirve para ponerla de fondo para pasar un rato y mientras limpias la casa Nada mas Lo mejor de la pelicula el tercer acto Esa es la mejor…
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me tuve k tragar la pelicula entera pk estaba en el piso del samu y su madre la puso pk le hacía ilusión verla, k puto tostón
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Um homem da lei q vira justiceiro, um guerreiro indígena chamado tonto (q por sinal é outro personagem incrível do Jhonny Depp) e um cavalo aranha espiritual chamado Silver. Q trio!!!
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This misses every mark it tries to hit. It makes the early 80s Legend Of The Lone Ranger look so much better in hindsight.
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Somehow Tonto is both Ojibwe and Comanche
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Pffffffffffffffffffffffff non. (1 étoile pour le cheval blanc)
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WENDIGO GETTING AWAY!!!
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Jonny oynuyur deye baxmisdim,cerezlik filmdi🍋🟩
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Toro dame las pipas a mi q tengo hambre
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I’m not a fan of this one but it was funny and great. Ngl I watched this one for Helena and Johnny. It feels like they’re trying to out weird each other. Such good duo
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This gets way too much hate honestly. It just sucks that Django over shadows this COMPLETELY
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Dans le top 10
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wow
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C’est bien nul même pour Johny depp
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never take off the mask🤠🐴
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I love you Johnny depp and I love you Lone Ranger theme
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“Up to you, kemosabe”
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The train sequences are two top tier train times. Most of the parts between those is kinda nothing, except when it’s great. Like when Silver the horse appears standing on a branch in a tree at night, wearing the Ranger’s cowboy hat and maybe holding a bunch of flowers in his mouth?
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Centenas de milhões de dólares para provar que nem Johnny Depp conseguia vender qualquer coisa automaticamente. Visual bonito, conta bancária feia.
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Gay ass fanfic
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Jack Sparrow dead redemption
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No es de mis favoritas pero no estaba mal
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Muito bom. Os filmes com o Johnny Depp sempre são meus favoritos.
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Not gonna pretend like this is not an amazing movie just because it’s not artistic or esoteric. The costume design is genuinely beautiful.
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noteable cannibal armie hammer seeks justice as brother is eaten by cannibal
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Idc this movie fucks
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This still plays for me. It’s not the easiest movie to defend, but somebody has to do it.
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احس اني ظلمته لما قيمته بدون تعليق فلم رهيب مره حرفيا استمتعت بكل ثانيه شكرا جوني ديب
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This movie gave me a headache now I’m pissed
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SSandra 8 月 21, 2026
no memory of this
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Haven’t seen this since it came out, loved the tv show as a kid. Very fun film. Also a lot funnier than I remembered. The ending train sequence is golden, and honestly makes the film. It reminds me so much of watching the show as a little kid, not sure if it’s just the music or what. It made me give the movie a higher ranking as well. I think it’s a very enjoyable movie.
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Quel plaisir un blockbuster à l’ancienne, avec de la gueule et des idées.
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Yes, the framing device with Old Man Tonto is unnecessary, and yes, Armie Hammer and all that, but damned if I don’t enjoy this movie. It’s like a Wild West stunt show in a theme park, only better. Because in addition to gonzo stunts and crazy pyro, we get genuinely great performances from the two leads and one helluva climax. Btw, it’s conspicuously missing from Disney+. I have no doubt why. Thankfully, I own the Blu-ray. Another win for physical media!
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I don’t know why this movie floped, it’s a western mixed with a modern blockbuster (sprinkled with the Verbinsky touch) with more soul and original set pieces than a lot of the actual franchises
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Sempre pensei que as acusações de racismo se davam unicamente pelo casting mas nossa, tudo que envolva o personagem do Johnny Depp é extremamente racista e de mal gosto. Ele parece uma caricatura totalmente tirada de trovão tropical de tão escrachado. Devo dizer tbm que a sequência final é extremamente bom btw, mas se afoga totalmente pelo resto do filme.
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Got particularly bizarre in the ending action sequences, with looping train tracks and never ending trains !!
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Another movie that brings a sorta remake to a classical one, The Lone ranger from 1956, although it didn’t do well I quite enjoyed it.
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VANCOUVER PLANE MOVIE #1: A movie starring two (2) rapists. It’s boring, about an hour too long, and terribly miscast. Watching it made me realise just how shit of an actor Armie Hammer is. Johnny Depp also fucking sucked here. The movie also lacked any kind of narrative thrust, and maintained that worn out “we’re embarrassed of the source material” shtick throughout. Fuck this movie
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Fajne
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Poo
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I genuinely love this movie, it was once so peak. Of course the goat johnny depp is in it too.
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Goofy and fun. Goes completely nutty in the last half
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Que INFRAVALORADA está esta película, esque tiene de todo, Gore Verbinski es único en hacer blockbusters tan creativos, es una pena que acabase siendo uno de los mayores fracasos en taquilla de la historia (que en parte puedo entender porque).
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im crying i love this movie sm
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Johnny Depp deveria estar preso só por causa desse filme
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Johnny Depp en amérindiens et Armie Hammer. Une appropriation culturelle et un cancel. Ça m’a pas empêché d’écouter le film. Je vais faire abstraction de ça pour ma critique. Un genre de Pirate des Caraïbes (le même réal) plus goffy et cheap scénarique. “L”Indien” est un genre de Jack Sparow du Farwest. C’était mon film à dodo depuis 3 semaines. J’ai décidé de le finir pour ne plus jamais le revoir. J’aime l’univers Farwest et ça s’arrête là pour The…
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top 3 scenes: 1: the indians last stand(at the silver mine) 2: the finale(the train chase) 3: the opening train chase(when butch cavendish escapes and the train crashes)
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Had a feet thing happen during the movie, but the Indian was funny. The horse was tuff
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was paying so much attention
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La vi como en tres tandas junto a mi mamá. Muy divertida de principio a fin y con varias referencias a películas western clásicas (las más memorables la escena del puente, y la del desierto en clara referencia a El bueno, El malo y el Feo de Sergio Leone) Destacable la actuación de Jhonny Depp, con su caracterización y maquillaje característico como suelen ser sus personajes. Totalmente recomendada
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Wasn’t paying lots of attention
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La scène du train, l’une des meilleures scènes d’action du cinéma à mes yeux ! Le tout accompagné par l’excellent compositeur Hans Zimmer
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If you view The Green Hornet (2011) as the same continuity as The Lone Ranger (2013), that film is a poignant showcase of how Latham Cole’s legacy of American expansionism through capitalist business and commerce successfully passed down and domesticated through Danny Reid, James Reid, and Britt Reid. James Reid is even played by Tom Wilkinson, the same actor as Latham Cole. However, Cole corrupted information and institutions to accumulate power while James already possessed institutional power and eventually decides…
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This film walked so bullet train could run
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“All these years I think you are windigo, you are just another withe man” You know the movie is in trouble when I’m trying to figure out who would win between POTC 4, POTC 5 or The Lone Ranger. John is absurdly annoying to follow, I really hate when he argues with Tonto, just shut the fuck up???? Tonto is Depp character, what do you know? I mean, he does take the highlight as hes so much on screen but…
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Hilarious comedy with amazing action that’ll have you clenching your cheeks at each scene. Loved its absurdity and storytelling.
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I’ve been wanted to watch this movie since I was a kid.. liek a literal random trailer on Iron Man 3 DVD I’ve bought back when I was little—and now finally got the chances to watch it! It was very fuuN and I loveee the unnecessary amount of train scenes hahah!
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Extraño cuando disney sacaba esta clase de películas, muy buena y graciosa y aparte tiene un muy buen elenco
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Depp sous peau rouge c’est fort
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Yeah I don’t get why this is so hated. Yeah I get people didn’t like Depp in this, but otherwise it’s pretty respectful to natives, and it does a nice job in being realistic and mythical at the same time. And yeah I loved the Disney infinity play set too.
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Après avoir longtemps hésité à me lancer dans ce film parce que je n’aime pas trop les westerns, je me décide. 2h30! Pfiou c’est long. Enième remake du Justicier solitaire, un Johnny Depp qui joue un peu trop comme dans les autres films où il fait des personnages vraiment space, un Texas ranger plutôt plat dans des décors fabuleux. Mais ça ne prend pas, ils se débattent, se battent, font des ronds de jambes mais on s’ennuie et c’est
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This movie was goated when I was younger my memory tells me this is a 4 stars
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This right here is true cinema lads
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Очаквах повече
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This movie pretty much answers the question of what if Buster Keaton starred in a spaghetti western directed by John Ford and fails spectacularly. The kind of big budget disaster that amuses me.
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48/52 What even is this movie about ! What a vinnies $1 find though. Trying super hard not to be a hater, I liked some scenes but overall I just found it difficult to comprehend what was actually happening. Also unnecessarily long and slow. Quite the casting choices…
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HOLY. FUCK. The awful Depp casting and lacking focus on true Indigenous struggle have to be acknowledged, the opportunity to really highlight historical and persisting issues was heavily sidestepped by framing Depp as a comedic relief character. Looking beyond that…the sets, composition, storyline and comedic timing are MAGNIFICENT. That entire train scene? Masterpiece, one of the best action scenes I’ve ever seen!! Socialist message? Wonderful, eat the rich!! Armie Hammer? Still a suspected cannibal.
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Not really my thing. I thought it would be more interesting coming from the same director as Pirates of the Caribbean but I just didn’t like it that much. The story wasn’t very captivating I was kind of just waiting for every scene to be over and was consistently finding myself lost not know what was happening or why it was happening. All of my issues with the movie could be from me being tired but idk. I will give it another chance at some point.
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Si algo hacian bien Gore Verbinski y Jerry Bruckheimer era producir buenos blockbusters y sagas y aqui estoy seguro q no hubo secuela ni tanto ruido por el guión basurita ya q canónicamente toda la peli es Tonto hablando con un niño y eso la ahoga desde el inicio. tenía TODO PARA ROMPERLA HASTA A JOAQUÍN COCHILOCO COSÍO pero ps es demasiaaado larga lit me acuerdo q cusndo salio en el cine me dormí y por algo no recordaba qp2, pero la escena final si tiene un gran nivel
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Amazing 🤩 just amazing
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Lone
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Snap ni waarom er over deze film zo weinig gesproken wordt was echt een leuke film. Heel de eind deel me de trein is nice. Gore Verbinski is echt goated. Spijtig da hier nooit een vervolg op gekomen is. Het ziet eig zelf tussen een 3,5 en een 4
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It’s way too long. They could have easily called this film Tonto and he is even the narrator of the film reminiscent of the Princess Bride. It’s not very funny or engaging. The Lone Ranger is a famous character that is extremely difficult to make interesting in the twenty first century. I don’t like how the Lone Ranger himself is basically a joke throughout most of the movie. I didn’t think it was aggressively awful but definitely not good. The…
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If you ignore *gestures at Depp and Hammer* it’s a super fun movie.
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¿En serio hay gente que piensa que es una mala película? ¿En serio hay gente que no ve aquí, si no una obra maestra, una maravilla fallida? Les pregunto, mirándoles directo a los ojos, ¿no le darían todas las estrellas del mundo a todas las set-pieces? Entiendo que el público no supo qué hacer con la película de Disney más jodida jamás hecha, entiendo que la “crítica especializada” (aunque, hay que admitirlo, son especialmente buenos para echar a perder lo…
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coś jak Jack Sparrow i Will Turner na dzikim zachodzie
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so underrated and over hated a lot of story line and not much action until the end but still entertaining especially since I watched the old tv show when i was younger i like that theres a modern version of it did not have to be 2 hours long tho
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PPtoughneighQ 8 月 16, 2026
08/16/2026 (Rewatch): Maybe it’s because I saw one of Disney’s other big flops earlier in the year, or simply because I’ve been reading a ton about the Southwest as of late, but I’ve had a real hankering to watch this movie again. And you know what? I still kind of like it. I can respect any story that allows you to live within its narrative for as long as this one does. You grow to understand the logic of the…
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On one hand you have a banger final half an hour with phenomenal music and a fantastic range of lego sets (nostalgia bias). On the other, this is a film full of late stage marvel humor trying to ride on the coattails of Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. So, um ya know… it’s pretty meh. The good stuff is really good, and everything else is pretty bad. This is definitely an overhated film tho btw, don’t get me wrong. I…
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Blu ray purchase. Formerly 4 stars. I understand the problems now, but still love the risks.
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Es jack sparrow pero peruano (es mi infancia)
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It should be studied the astronomical impact that the John Carter and Lone Ranger back to back financial DISASTERS actually had on the entire studio blockbuster landscape. Like I feel as though there’s a world in which if those two entities had been box office hits, who knows how bold and daring studios would have gotten with mega untested IP and original story swings. Was somewhat the death of the movie star “blank check” green lights. Everybody started radically pivoting…
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Okay, the more I see this, the less I like it. Johnny Depp is essentially trying to play Jack Sparrow as an Indian. It’s distracting and I don’t love it. Also, the framing sequence in 1933 with Tonto and the little kid. WTF was that all about?! Armie Hammer is doing a fine job for what this version of the Lone Ranger is doing. The problem is, I don’t like what this version of the Lone Ranger is doing. He’s…
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Dire qu’à l’époque c’était censé être le successeur de pirate des Caraïbes
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Loved this when I was like 12
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Genuinely has to be one of my favourite movies of all time, it’s so fun and has a perfect mix of whimsical cowboy mishaps with the serious tones of the wild west. I love it and have loved it since I was little.
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La acción enmascarada de un justiciero renacido del desierto y la compañía maquillada de un indio con alma de cuervo resulta siendo entretenimiento básico que tal vez no supere las nostalgias de un Llanero solitario de antaño pero que tiene bien encarriladas las escenas de acción gracias a los rieles, al juego de sonido y al montaje a todo vapor que se llena de polvo de forma placentera entre forajidos, guardias, indios nativos y un hermoso caballo blanco. Crispetas de sombrero.
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The last western block buster. I haven’t seen this since it came out when my dad and I went to a matinee on our own and then waffle house afterwards. I was a massive Pirates of the Caribbean fan as a kid and he knew this was in the same vein and yet, neither of us were as wowed by it as the trilogy Gore blessed our household with for years. Suffice it to say I am now a big…
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Me gustó fue la primera película que disfrute después del temblor
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ich weiß dass ich den schon mal gesehen hab. aber das ist schon ewig her. und trotzdem konnte ich mich an vereinzelte szenen ganz genau erinnern, als hätte ich den schon mehrmals geguckt. ich glaube Tonto ist nach Edward meine Lieblingsfigur von Johnny Depp (vorerst) +William Fichtner sieht mega cool aus
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As is the case with all Gore Verbinski films it is visually stunning. It has some really cool action set pieces. It’s maybe a little too long, and I’m not sure how I feel about Johnny Depp playing a Native American. It’s not that Johnny Depp is bad, he’s very entertaining, it’s just a little weird having a white guy playing a Native American. It’s like they unironically did the thing 𝘛𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘤 𝘛𝘩𝘶𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳 was making fun of with the Robert Downey Jr. character. Having said that, 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘓𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘙𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘦𝘳 is an entertaining popcorn movie that’s a lot better than its reputation.
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Los últimos 15 minutos, cuando se vuelve todo absurdo y delirante son lo único salvable, lo demás bastante lento.
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muito bom, assisti varias vezes
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HI-YO SILVER AWAYYY!
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I boxxed in law school
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abii aşırı güzeldi aşırı aşırı aşırı atmosfer konu eğlence herşey MÜKEMMEL oyuncular havası falan süper
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The greatest trick this movie pulled was making you think it was better than it actually was with that climactic train chase
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This could have been really good, but it feels like it’s 30 minutes too long.
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Un western Disney colossal mais maladroit qui donne encore à Depp l’occasion de pousser son excentricité très loin.
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One of my new favs. The story of early colonization is one that hasn’t been strayed away from being told in new modern stories. How the indigenous people were lied to, conned, and slaughtered on their own land. It’s a story of family, bravery, loyalty, and doing what is RIGHT rather than what is expected. I loved the slight historically accurate details of you know enough to catch them, and as a horse girl at heart I saw many parallels to the movie ‘Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron” that made my heart happy. 10/10 thanks babe for finally convincing me to watch
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i know this is outta nowhere but why is there so so many fiction about a lady dating the person she is with brother it pisees me off its in brothers but i can defend that one cause its the whole question of the movie its in so many other movies but none are in my haed ill go to video games real quick its in the walking dead tell tale with javi and kate which was forced in my…
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TTjark Matthiesen 8 月 14, 2026
Really want to rewatch The General now. Any critique you could lay against the Pirates films will apply to this tenfold and it does feel a little bloated—in part because it wants to riff on seemingly every Western ever made—but damn it if the set pieces in this aren’t batshit crazy and dare I say, pure cinema. The casting doesn’t help. Depp as Tonto was a choice, even then and Hammer, well, they couldn’t have known. Probably would’ve dialed down the cannibalism if they did.
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The huge set piece at the end with the train and William Tell is excellent, but boy was this a misguided mess from its conception. They tried to make a Western Pirates of the Caribbean with Tonto as Jack Sparrow and that was a terrible idea. 1 star for the climax. 1 star for how great the Lone Ranger looks in that costume and on that horse. 1/2 star for William Fichtner as a pretty good villain.
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The vibes of this movie are amazing and the final battle is absolutely generational.
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Está bien, para un viernes que no hay nada que mirar.
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Yo debí ser la única persona que amó esta película: Es campy de cojones, Armie Hammer pre canibalismo era algo muy personal para mí y la bso es una locurilla, es una pena que Hansy no la toque nunca live Lo que no recordaba era la cara pato de la piba, por favor que la quiten de mi vista, no aguanto más
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coisas que existem e não existem nesse filme: EXISTE: um certo maravilhamento do Gore Verbinski com as locações, o escopo, a grandiosidade que o filme proporciona. dá pra ver que ele quer mostrar a imponência dos desertos – e consegue. NÃO EXISTE: um tom definido. vai de genocídio indígena, tratado com certa solenidade, a piada de cocô em questão de minutos. EXISTE: sequências de ação muito massa envolvendo trens. NÃO EXISTE: outros momentos de ação interessantes fora esses. EXISTE: uma…
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Te entiendo llanero, yo también estoy bien solo.
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A meta-textual silver mine. As clear as any movie has ever indicated a passing of the old guard, a final grand farewell to debatably the greatest era of American Hollywood blockbusters we’ll likely ever see. So long lovingly crafted worlds created by detail obsessive nerds, who take inspiration after their populace pleasing forefathers before them like Hawks and Ford. Hello college graduates ready to be swept into the corporate machine and puppeteered by share holders (whom are unfortunately not Stephen…
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¿Acabo de ver Piratas del Caribe en el Salvaje Oeste? Seguro que Toro y Jack Sparrow son parientes, misma suerte, mismas ideas y mismo pelo con abalorios
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Hmmmmm not sure about that
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Grandpa took me to a local theatre to see this as a kid so +1/2 star for nostalgia
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Eh visto como le tiran a esta película, a mi no se me hace mala, me encanta la historia atrapante la ambientación y la maldita música de hans Zimmer ese we es dios, y me gusta mucho el esto de este director, al igual que sus otros proyectos como la primera trilogía de piratas del caribe, la verdad amo esta película y fue mi infancia.
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Gore Verbinski’s The Lone Ranger is a criminally underrated, high-octane spectacle. It’s an absolute blast that honors classic cinema—borrowing the slapstick rhythm of Buster Keaton, the epic scale of John Ford, and the train mayhem of The General—while forging its own identity. Distinct from both traditional westerns and modern revisionist entries, it delivers impeccably shot, inventive action with pure kinetic energy.
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Possibly the worst aged dual leads? No way near deserving as one of the biggest bombs in history and reason Verbinski only got out of director jail last year. Needed a good trim in the edit but the two terrific action set pieces that get the blood flowing. Now we get slop like Masters of the Universe, that are made for comparable budgets, barely move the needle and have a fraction of the visual spectacle on show here. Nobody cares though because it’s all a tax write off for Bezos and Co.
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I really enjoyed this, it was very entertaining and I’ve been wanting to watch it for years. I do def think they shouldn’t have had Johnny in it and had gotten an actual Native American, plus cut the stereotypes. But other than that it’s a great movie and I’d watch it again.
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It’s pretty fun
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C
nem lembrava mais desse filme
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Imma be honest I watched this solely for Johnny Depp and helena bonham carter
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G
Gore making the same movie in 12 different fonts and I love all of them
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B
Ridicula y el humor es muy pelotudo, pero las escenas de accion estan zarpadas y los protagonistas son carismaticos asi que le doy un pase.
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KKenbyLives 8 月 11, 2026
Gore-may!
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D
Many many many questions can be put forward for this movie plot-wise. But honestly it was a pretty fun ride so I’ll give it a pass.
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M
The most charismatic Hollywood cannibal! Well not charismatic at all but eh. Probably my third favorite cannibal.
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رهييببب الفيلم
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Simplesmente um filme emocionante do começo ao fim, a atuação sendo muito boa pelo atores. Um filme que fez minha infância e estou olhando novamente pra lembrar.
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YEEHAW
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That horse is the spiritual successor to Mr. Ed
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D
Putting the cast and their issues aside, it is a pretty good epic scale western and I think that is what you will always get with Gore Verbinski: grandiose scale and an epic adventure. The cast though, thwy probably shouldn’t have made it Depp that was Tonto, for obvious reasons, but he does have some amazing physical performance. Armie Hammer was good in this, sucks that in real life he is not.
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Just soo many good set-pieces, but the the story not all that interesting.
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Made in an era when white washed movie casting and history was getting called out left and right, it was certainly “a choice” that they went with Johnny Depp to play Tanto. Regardless of whether it was supposed to be meta level satire, this film just plain sucked a**.
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Western isn’t my fav genre, but i traed to give it a chance. I honestly like the movie but i feel it is cause of the brillant role johnny had. The story wouldn’t be as entertaining if it didn’t have those amusing moments where you laugh while also empathizing with the characters
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6
Le début bof mais après ça part en petit délire sympa
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63/100
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mmmhh viande (un p’tit coucou à mon mari)
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Conosciuto grazie a Disney Infinity
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I love this incredible mess of a movie so much and I can’t even really explain why
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CCarl Patterson 5 月 31, 2014
It wasn’t all that bad. Good to see Ruth Wilson in a major film. Helena Bonham Carter, Tom Wilkinson and Barry Pepper had roles as well. They must have struggled to get the horse riders and stunt men nowadays. Not a lot of call for horsemen in Hollywood in this day and age. Great makeup on the old Tonto.
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D
德普脱离不了杰克船长+10086 合格的爆米花电影吧 2个半小时至少还没觉得怎么难熬 马宏先生居然影评才看出来
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Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp make for an appealing pair of leads, but they’re not enough to make up for The Lone Ranger’s bland script, bloated length, and blaring action overkill.
- Synopsis
- 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.
- Director
- Gore Verbinski
- Writer
- Justin Haythe, Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio
- Studio
- Walt Disney Pictures, Jerry Bruckheimer Films, Infinitum Nihil, Blind Wink
- Country
- USA
- Language
- English
- Year
- 2013
- Runtime
- 149 mins
- USA22 Jun 2013
- USA03 Jul 2013
- Argentina04 Jul 2013
- Bulgaria05 Jul 2013
- Cambodia11 Jul 2013
- Chile18 Jul 2013
- Taiwan19 Jul 2013
- Japan02 Aug 2013
- Belgium07 Aug 2013
- Netherlands08 Aug 2013
- UK09 Aug 2013
- Spain23 Aug 2013
- Czechia30 Oct 2013
- Netherlands11 Dec 2013
- Netherlands01 Jan 2016
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