The Lone Ranger movie review
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- The Lone Ranger gets a big screen adaptation, and now he and Tonto must stop the baddies of the 1800s....so a train is probably involved. Jeremy reviews "The Lone Ranger".
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1:35 Holy shit you actually sound like him xD
The Lone Ranger is an extremely UNDERRATED action adventure film and I hope it will get more love in the future.
it will
I actually really loved this movie i watched it twice
Yeah, I also liked it. But sometimes guns should run out of ammo . . . some guy shot like 12 shots out of a 6-shot magnum.
This movie is so good,on it own way sooo people screw you if you don't like it :)
Yeah I really liked it. Very underrated
Sameee
You must like boring movies
Your Captain Jack Sparrow impression was perfect :)
+Michael Nielsen
Yeah, that was awesome.
It seems people either love or hate this movie.
I liked it. I don't think it was VERY good, but certainly enjoyable.
It's like people forgot that movies aren't in binary and you don't have to absolute hate, or absolute love.
+Obi-Wan Kannabis But he doesn't absolutely hate it, all he says is theres nothing to really separate it from other movies of the year.
Obi-Wan Kannabis same I like this movie, when I first saw this movie I was just hoping for a enjoyable movie not for a amazing movie
Same here. I'm the same way about the recent King Arthur movie
I agree. I thought it was a good film to watch. Not amazing, but still really good.
This is the movie that made me not to trust critics anymore cause it is pretty awesome truly.
It is not awesome, it's okay
What?! I really like this movie.
me to
running287 or a differing opinion from yours, either or
running287 I take it you hate cheese films , westerns , classics, and any film that isn’t a popular favorite. Lone Ranger is a underrated gem plane and simple
running287 Damn you are so fucking childish. Eat shit dude
@@braevinmaund1210 worst part is that he was most likely a grown adult when he commented that.
I enjoyed this film and I wouldn't mind seeing another one
me too, I thought it was great
The movie bombed so it won't get a sequel
Kenneth Espericueta true, in my opinion that's a shame, the only thing that I disliked was that Tonto was basically Jack Sparrow repackaged.
It was alright but Jesus Christ is Gore Verbinski known for making long movies ? Needs a director cut.
I really enjoyed this film. I wish it didn't flop and we would have gotten the sequel. It's a really fun movie and gets lots of unjustified hate
The main problem with this movie is just the editing... this is why it's 2 hours 1/2 for no particular reason. As for the rest of the film, it's fine in general. And also, Johnny Depp is not playing as Jack Sparrow-ish as I though he would...I've pretty enjoyed this movie! Not ''Awesometacular'' or ''Buy on Blu-Ray'' ratings, but definitely a ''Good time, no alcohol required'' :)
The Lone ranger is truly underrated
Well, it’s 5 years later, I never commented when this vid first dropped, but I have not yet forgotten this film, and have seen it a lot.
Yeah, it could have used a lot more editing. But overall, sorry, loved it. Depp was awesome, Armie Hammer was having a good time and, of course, Helena Bonham Carter in everything is she does is great. It didn't deserve the evisceration it got from the critics.
Ugh, I've seen Depp's "crazy guy with make up" shtick so many times I just didn't buy it. Nobody did, actually. I'm glad he's retiring, he needs to rethink his acting
I bought it, Anton, and I'm the only one I care about, k? If you didn't like it, that is totally ok.
jmboyd65 I wish some of the people at IMdB could catch your attitude. I've never seen such an overbearing bunch of know-it-alls as in those forums. If you don't agree about a film, you're slaughtered.
jmboyd65 this is the one Helena is in you say right? Because I was literally just told that she was in this movie & I have a crush on her. So whenever I find out a movie she’s been in I’m immediately interested in seeing it because she’s in it. I just want to know that it’s this one & not some other Lone Ranger movie
Do you have any complaint other than the length?
The only other thing I'm hearing is that it's cartoony, which is what makes the movie so fun. It doesn't take itself seriously and go the Dark Knight route the way EVERY other movie does these days.
Yes, it is overly long and could have been shorted in more than one place, but I had loads of fun watching it.
this guy just said, absolutely everything I would have said about this movie.
Nobody mentioned silver the horse he was great i watched it just to see him .
This movie is actually a masterpiece in action and visual storytelling.
That was a fantastic Johnny Depp impression.
I grew up with Johnny Depp! His movies anyway. I have yet to meet him in person. But when I do, you better believe it will be the most interesting conversation ever conceived between two people.
Of all the celebrity success stories in Hollywood, Johnny Depp has been the most relatable to me. Against all odds, this rural Kentuckian managed to become the one of the most prolific actors in cinematic history. Every role he's ever played has just the right amount of his usual routine and originality to make them unique.
The Lone Ranger is a supremely underrated movie. It's nothing short of pure summer escapism. And the actors and crew know this. It almost doesn't matter to me that it's two and a half hours long. It felt like two hours honestly. I can't say it will be remembered, but it will probably one of those forgotten cult classics that people will rediscover in a few years. Until that time, I have the Bluray ;)
I love Johnny Depp as an actor (his serious works such as Finding Neverland are very well done) but after seeing him play Jack Sparrow over and over, I'm getting really annoyed. I understand what they are trying to do with Tonto and I appreciate it but it pushed the Lone Ranger out of the way and made him look really, really dumb. My friends actually said 'it should've been called Tonto: the Movie'. However, they're forgetting what made the Lone Ranger legend work way back in the 30's-50's and that was the Lone Ranger and Tonto worked together as a team. They were yin and yang. Both had their own unique skill sets that they put to good use. One couldn't work without the other. If the filmmakers had kept that in mind, it wouldn't have been so bad. The other thing that drove me nuts was the 'white man's guilt' that they shoved into the film and hit me over the head. I know that people did some very atrocious things but I want to enjoy a movie, not get wracked with guilt.
Oh gosh I thought I was the only one who was seeing a lot of Jack Sparrow in Johnny Depp's roles lately!!! LOL
I liked this movie, don't see the hate at all...I loved it.
same its my favourite movie ever made ( that I've seen )
I was upset they did not get a real Native American to play the Native American role. Epic fail!
Because an actor's race is the only thing that matters in a role, not their skill, right?
Nope, we are all the same race; The Human Race. Depp has no skill, he's a good drunk but is that really acting?
Its like having an OJ Simpson movie and you get a white guy to play OJ.
SuperDashRendar
Michael Clark Duncan played a white guy once in Daredevil.
And he did a pretty kickass job.
Ok saying anything about the movie Daredevil is good is just wrong. You lose your nerd card. I also don't like how they changed Nick Fury into a black dude. The guy who played him in the game Marvel Ultimate Alliance did a much better job. Its not Nick Fury, its sam jackson, again.
Epic movie
*****
Dude... Calm down..
*****
and some of them suck! django unchained didnt but was not good. inglorius bastards, jackie brown do suck. and the use of the N woord is just too damn amn for anyone with half a braincell.
***** you're probably one of those idiot tarantino fanboys who think that Jackie Brown is his worst film. And first movie that wasn't in order? Have you ever heard of Citizen Kane? Tarantino is a great director/writer who creates great dialogue, set pieces, characters, and always has great cinematography. But if you think he is the best modern director, then it's evident who the real fucktard is and who should learn more about film.
Hey..chill...
Ahazia 'D Man i love you effort to try to calm them down, but lets just be fair. 90% of youtube commenters are ignorant human beings.
I liked this movie, sure it is a bit too long though the ending fight scene was worth it and many of the scenes with Johnny. Its a shame this movie had a flat out Lone ranger & thats not the fault of the actor but of the script only being thinking "Alrighty, lets make a Pirates of the caribean meets Indians, Cowboys and cannibals prequel sequel".
Though if i did find it with a low price on blu ray, i would buy it because its a good movie to have in the background when your with, serious hangovers, bored or just up for some great Gore action.
This movie is actually SOLID. I'll never quite get the hate fully. Yes, it's a it too long and meandering, like a ton of other movies... that don't get the same level of hate. Yes a few dumb moments... like a bunch of other movies, that don't get the same level of hate. Yes, Johnny Depp plays a Native... after getting the blessing of the tribe portrayed in the movie and being made a member. So... it's fine? One of the best action scenes of the decade, incredible cinematography, likeable-enough leads, damn good production design, solid music, some emotional moments tied to some pretty big themes related to the imperialism of America. It's got flaws, but it's pretty good anyway.
His Depp impression is hilarious.
I liked the Lone Ranger. It was funny and had a good storyline
If I see Johnny Depp in ONE more Tim Burton movie.....
But really. Depp is a good actor, but he keeps reviving Sparrow in a lot of things he's doing...
Action scenes were pretty great, a bit over the top, the movie was a bit too long though, and the pace was a bit inconsistent because of that. I enjoyed it, but I don't think I'd ever watch it again.
i love the idea of big boss saluting me while my face burns
If my face was to be burned by anyone, I to would be honored that it was Big Boss.
ISetYourFaceOnFire damn straight
His face in the thumbnail about sums it up.
I really like this movie. It wasn't really supposed to be serious and when I rewatch it (often) I ignore the Lone Ranger and fast forward through the big bad guy. I grew up with THE Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore and that can't be duplicated.
My only real problem i had was the length. I enjoyed it but damn, way too long would have been much better. It had enough to be an awsome movie but the pacing ruined it for alot of people. All of the other problems i have are just nitpicks, i problably would watch it again if i had time, because there was alot i liked. Hopefully there could be a sequel that fixes the flaws.
It is a crime that this was Nominated for Best Special Effects when movies like The Hobbit and Pacific Rim existed the same year.
It's a crime that The Lone Ranger basically bought that nomination with the huge crazy mega budget it had.
If you think this you are flat out wrong. The practical effects from this are amazing
When I first went to see this movie in 2013, I loved it so much that it was the movie that really got me into movies, and I've gained a lot of notoriety on Rotten Tomatoes for my odd opinions...
It was also one of only three movies I went to see twice.
he seems to have decided he only likes to play 3 kinds of characters...
1) Jack Sparrow-esque
2) Hunter Thompson-esque
3) Willy Wonka meets Michael Jackson-esque.
and whatever-the-hell he was trying to do in Alice...
i dig a lot of his stuff, and happy to see him getting his props finally over the last decade, but really, the stuff he's been doing, for the most part...well he's capable of so much more...maybe he's tired of being respected and just wants to be adored? ;)
I personally enjoyed this movie. I just went watching this movie last night and honestly, I simply loved every scene of the movie. Johnny Depp played amazing as always!
The coolest "good guy" in the movie was Dan Reid, and he was killed off less than half way in to the movie.
"Wild, Wild West Movie" = "The Green Hornet Movie" = "The Lone Ranger Movie" =SUX
Did Jeremy just say that Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer never click together ? I think their chemistry is what made the movie.Even Rotten Tomatoes says that,lol.
My dad is from the 50's, the time when The Lone Ranger series was popular. And he loved the movie. It had the Lone Ranger theme, guns, horses and that beautiful shot at the end when The Lone Ranger says "Hi Ho Silver!". Just like the series used to be.
NOT A GOOD MOVIE, but it was a manageable watch, until the train scene where their guns SHOULD HAVE RUN OUT OF AMMO LIKE A THOUSAND FUCKING TIMES!
My wife and I loved it... sorry!
Gene Savage it is okay i loved it too
The Best Guy same its my favourite movie
Gene Savage The problem is that the critics nitpick on it saying that wouldn't be possible, I really really loved the movie though.
One problem I had with that was not mentioned here was the sister in law and Lone Ranger relationship. I was not cool with that at all. Really? You had relations with the guys brother and his kid and you still want to have something like that with his brother?! NO, NO NO and NO. Everything else mentioned, yes agreed. The climax was the best part.
Gore Verbinski+Ted Elliot+ Terry Rossio+ Johnny Depp= Best combo ever.
True that
Jeremy Jahns this movie is out of you're range to review
This movie was.............AWESOME!!!!!
It's not that bad even if it's cartoony.
It's fun :D
I thought I was the only person who did
Killer-Toni I also thought that it was fun.
Hubby and I are both 46 and we were not impressed. We're with you on it being way too long and the Old Tonto segments being unnecessary. We didn't see any real friendship between the two main characters (like you said, the Lone Ranger would have left Tonto to die if he hadn't had needed information!). The train rescue finale was about the only thing that stands out in a good way.We really wanted to like it, but found ourselves just waiting for it to be over.
I really enjoyed this movie. Only two things I didn't like about the movie were the parts that defied all physics and the length. Not one of my all time favorite movies but I thought the duo was enjoyable, the action pieces were fantastic, some cool cinematography, good comedy, and I did not find Depp insensitive or annoying. I'd give it either a Low or Solid Gold. To each their own, I really liked this movie
It wasn't bad. Great locations though. It's a movie that was a TV show. That's it.
Oh shit....return fire... been trying to remember that games name for ages!!! cheers dude!!
If you don't like its okay because it's a kids movie
A nearly 3 hour kids movie? What kid is going to have the patience to sit through a 3 hour movie?!
I don't see Jack Sparrow in this role or any other role Johnny Depp plays except Jack Sparrow. Now sure he plays a lot of characters that are strange but that's because he is good at it. He keeps doing those kinds of roles not because he is unable to portray any other character but because he can do them well.
i don't care what critics say, the lone ranger was a excellent movie
I agree I watched it this morning and I liked it a lot
Yes.
"I'm part of the typical Hollywood audience and instead of educating myself by listening to what critics, who are trained in dissecting movies and analyzing what makes something work or not, have to say, I'm just going to continue being a semi-braindead Hollywood zombie."
IAmBadatStarcraft i would agree, if i was one, i just happen to like this film haha
Joarthus "I'm part of the pseudo-intellectual Hollywood audience that scorns anyone that has an opinion other than what is considered conventional (by the average movie critic) because I like to have my opinions hand fed to me instead of having enough individuality and substance to form them on my own."
funny thing that tonto in spanish translates to dumb
All I want to know is why did they kept flashing back to the kid constantly and unnecessarily? I think that's what really ruined it. Though, I agree with almost everything he said in his review, I think the movie would have been fine without the kid in the middle parts, if he was in at the start and the end, that would have been good.
I didn't watch this movie until now because a lot of critics like you Jeremy, gave it a bad rating. I have to say, I really liked it. Also I did not think he was like Jack Sparrow, the only similarity I see between Tonto and Jack Sparrow is that they are both weird characters.
I love Johnny Depp regardless but it's unfortunate that Jack Sparrow seems to creep in with everything he does. I need more Edward Scissorhands in my life, not him being that character again, but being a character that is like O.o what that was Johnny Depp (Didn't know that was him for years.)? I actually liked this movie though, I watched it twice on DVD after renting it and I enjoyed it. Sure, it's a bit too long and the narrative of the story being told to the kid could have been removed but whatever, it didn't detract too much for me. It was entertaining and fun.
I like how this movie portrays our (caucasian) greed and the truth about how America (as well as Canada) was taken deceitfully all for the sake of shiny rocks and natural resources. In addition, it shows who actually built the railroads which of course was mostly off of the backs of immigrant chinese men, as well as african slaves, who were also taken advantage of and exploited by greedy business men. I, a regular caucasian citizen, can accept the truth of my ancestors bloody and heinous past and I take responsibility for it but for others ignorance is bliss.
I watched the film once on Sky Movies. It was...''okay''. But you make a good point about it being to long and I also felt the plot just a little to confusing. It almost reminded me of the same problems with the Pirate of the Caribbean sequels in that there is way too much going on for it's own good. Same problem with this movie, if they had just trimmed some stuff in it and put the unused footage in like a Extended or Director's cut it would have been better. Also I didn't care for the idea of old Tonto telling the young kid about the story of the Lone Ranger and l felt would have been better if they just removed it completely. All in all I didn't hate the movie it had it's moments but the film really had a lot of problems that could have been easily fixed and tweaked.
I have a theory about some of the weirder bits of the movie, like the flesh eating rabbits and why Tonto is a more interesting character then the Ranger himself.
The movie is basically an elderly Tonto telling the tale of the Lone Ranger to a child. He changes a few details to juice up the story and make himself not look like the typical native sidekick that people in that time period probably think he is.
This movie was just as horrible as The Last Airbender. I honestly can't decide which is worst, but they're both on my list of Most Horrible Movies I Had To Endure.
(Top spot goes to New Moon, the only Twilight movie I've watched)
This movie does suck
Yeah, Jeremy's actually being *generous* in this review. I tried to get through this movie and only succeeded during the 3rd attempt.
That Depp impression, though lmao
He came back for him while he was buried in the sand because he wanted him there, the fact he knew where to go was a reason but also an excuse for the ranger to come back for him.
I don't know about you or anyone, I actually loved this movie. Fun paced, easy to watch, not overly stuffed with effects... it's a nice break from all the heart-clenching action and thriller movies that seem to dominate this decade.
I give it a A-.
This film deserved to lose the money it lost, good lord was it bad.
Anybody else notice that Jeremy's Tonto impression was pretty damn spot on!
In the original Lone Ranger the director did something I've never seen before. In the original they show a law enforcement posse searching for a gang at the bottom of a deep ravine. The camera never gets close enough to depict which lawman is which. At that moment we see the posse get gun down by multiple gunmen. A couple minutes after the gunmen leave the posse for dead a single deputy crawls out of the mass of bodies laying there. We do not know which deputy survived and this is how we are introduced to the Lone Ranger. The lone ranger is a faceless nameless deputy and I rather enjoy this idea. They could have just done that and saved at least a half hour of the movie...but then we won't have a love story.
Personally I This film more than Man of Steel
why can't they cast an actual Native American??????
some guy in a million wasting time on youtube Graham Greene
Cause jhonny dep attracts viewers.
And he is an actor so he should be able to play the part
Johnny Depp is part Cheroke and he's apart of native american tribe.
Because noone gives a fuck
The character of John Reid has always been that of the reluctannt hero. A civilized man in an uncivilized world. A man of higher education(lawyer) and yes, naive. They played it PERFECTLY in the new movie. He views Tonto as the savage. Uncivilized. When they're buried up to their heads and he hears the cavalry coming he cries "Fiinally, civilization!!". And the cavalry keeps riding......... When he comes back for Tonto....THAT is when he realized he needs him.
And oh yeah, Depp's broken english is also spot on and a salute to Jay Silverheels who played Tonto in the tv series. This does take place in the mid 1800's, right??
What was silver worth in the 1800's? "thinking to self" Dude you're not shooting vampire's. I bet outlaws were lined up to get shot.
Continuing my rant on Kemosabe (feel free to ignore me ;)
I read the term Kemosabe was originally taken from a sign that one of the creators of the Ranger saw, and it wasn't a real term, so I can see their excuse in changing the meaning. But why? What's wrong with "trusted friend?" What was wrong with them being friends? Yes, in the original, they weren't exactly equal, but why not take this as an opportunity to update that, and make them truly equal partners? Why do they hate each other?
I love how you can tell how good the movie is by Jeremy's expression in the thumbnail
Totally justified two and a half hours. Totally. But "critics" didn't like it, huh? That's right. Most critics review movies today base their critics on points such as "The Lone Ranger can't leave Tonto buried in the sand, paints him in a bad light." Or "Tonto reminded me of Jack Sparrow." Was there ever a time when critics reviewed movies on the direction (classic but thrilling in here, with more real stunts than CGI, etc), the comedic pace (working like clockwork), the art... Nope, because that would involve actually knowing things about movies. And jeez, you know, they can't waste time doing an actual review of the movie, easier to follow the hypes.
"The Lone Ranger can't leave Tonto buried in the sand, paints him in a bad light." Jeez, seriously? Back to school, Mr. Jahns.
I don't remember reading a lot of reviews that said the "paints the Lone Ranger in a bad light" thing. Even then, what's your point? We're supposed to root for this character, and yet he does shit like leave Tonto to die.
No, he doesn't.
Awesome movie hands down, obviously ganged up for it's politics. Walt disney would be proud
This might shock you, but you're not the only one with an opinion.
Tensa Zangetsu
My turn to shock you, people who post their opinions publically expose themselves to clash with other opinions and have their own criticized in return.
The train-scene was the only thing I took away from the film.
It was a genuinely good set-piece... but the narration pretty much kills everything else. Exposition is bad, and filmmakers need to lay off it.
The thing about the sort of sketches and weird story-telling is because it was originally a radio play, and because the radio play was also in different pieces, and had some weird pacing.
I went with my grandpa, who is nuts about the Lone Ranger, and thought it was good.
I would be okay with a second one. I think it defiantly had potential to be an awesome movie but had some shortcomings. I think the main problem with the movie is that it is too incoherent in the beginning of the movie. It progressed too slow and not in the right direction until the very end which didn't justify the lead up. I loved Johnny Depp as Tonto, he was great but I defiantly agree with the fact that their relationship between him and the Lone Ranger could have been closer. Some other things that bugged me were the sound track, it was wasn't all that great until the end I don't think it carried the movie enough. Also the movie tried to be too silly I think. It was too often trying to make cheap jokes, and lastly my biggest gripe was the Lone Ranger wasn't bad ass enough! He's a goof thought the entire movie which some of it was funny and called for and other times I couldn't wait for him to start kicking ass.
The problem is when it comes to making live-action movies. Disney never tries anything new or take any chances. It just decides to play it safe and just give what the kiddies want. Instead of appealing to all ages. And when it does take some chances we get something like the Lone Ranger.
Continued.. Gill isn't as dark as some. The old Indian chief in the movie is played by Saganor (dont know spelling) who is in fact an actual American Indian also. He is very old and like Gill he isn't as dark. So yes they had 3 native Americans playing the Indian roles, not to mention all of the other native American Indians who played background roles
You might interested to know, Mr. Jahns, that comic creators Warren Ellis and John Cassaday came up with a nice variant on the Lone Ranger (called the Dead Ranger) as part of their series, "Planetary", which itself is a clever dissection of 20th Century and even late 19th Century fiction in all its forms. You can find it in Volume 4 of the collected series proper but I heartily recommend the whole series for anybody who's ever loved stuff that "serious" critics never got. Their version of James Bond alone is worth the look.
I actually really liked it. Not great, but Good Time No Alcohol Required.
He said in an interview that his grandmother or great grandmother was apart of the cherokee tribe.
1:34 am I the only one who thinks that Jeremy totally transforms into a flawless Johnny Depp for a few seconds?
I don't disagree with you often, but I have to here. I really enjoyed the movie. Insane humor with some well timed slapstick comedy. With humor, timing is everything, and the movie nailed it. So sad that a lot of the early critics said the movie was crap - I know it caused a lot of people to not see it in theaters, me included. However, I do think that the scenes with Old Tonto and the boy were out of place.
The Lone Ranger Theme is the Wilhelm Tell Overture composed by Gioachino Rossini.
I enjoyed this movie a lot. It's sad to see such a good movie (for me personally) get trashed so much.
it looked like he telled almost the whole 2,5 hours movie just in 4,48 minutes?
I agree with this review with the most part, but I actually had problems with the way they played out the climax. The William Tell Overture is a masterpiece, no doubt, but they tried to make the film so serious in the first half that it just feels out of place in the end. When the guy's theme song feels out of place in his own movie, you have a problem.
I agree. One thing though, it bugged me that half way through the movie they half-assed (and even doubled-back on) that it was super natural. Just go full on one way or the other.
Of course it's a two and a half hour movie. It's a Depp and Gore Verbinski film like POTC
Your Johnny Depp impression was hilarious. XD
I saw this movie in the theatre with a friend during his Birthday. After the movie was over and we walked out, he loved it, but I hated it. And he was like "WTF?! How could you not like that?!". I haven't talked to him in a while.
What, don’t mess your friendship up just because someone likes a movie.
@@zen4ever3 We actually still keep in touch.
He does play alot of "Captain jack sparrow" roles but I can't see him playing any other roles because he is just so good at them
Juhny depp plays captin jack sparrow only in pirates of the carrabien honstly he's role as jack sparrow is so iconic that its hurting he's career
Don't worry. The release date for the fifth is sometime in July 2015.
Watching it in 2020 and I kind of like it. I definitely agree it could be sorter and narration doesn't make sense but if you have nothing to do and know idea what to watch, give it ago. Nothing else to do until COVID 'vanishes'
I saw the movie three times because I personally thought it was amazing and every time I saw it I was so into it that I didn't even realise it had been 2 hours! This movie was Produced by, directed by and stared the main character of POTC, so yes, there would be similarities. Tonto and Capt Jack are very similar characters, and honestly, would you want anyone else playing either of them? No. Because Johnny is just as whacky as they are and therefore portrays them perfectly!
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