Three years later, it's time to talk about The Lone Ranger. Is it the most misunderstood, underappreciated film of our generation?
It's a legit 8/10. It's Mad Max meets Wild Wild West.
Fucking go watch it if you haven't.
>It's a legit 8/10
I can swing on that. Yes.
Go to bed, Frank
I like it, but mostly because I saw it roughly a year after it came out. All I heard about was how terrible it was, that it made no sense and was boring. After watching it, it's a middling, fun adventure flick that doesn't take itself too seriously.
It's about 20 minutes too long, and the scenes with old Tonto should have been removed, but other than that it's a perfectly watchable popcorn movie.
>>71923374
I liked it, OP. It just came out when Capes were more popular and got panned.
I'm actually a little sad to think Western movies might finally be a dead genre.
>>71923374
It's a bad movie. The action sequences are adequate, but the plot makes no sense and casting a white dude as a Native American is not-kino.
4/10, would not watch again
This "pretending shit movies are 'kino'" meme is boring.
>>71923374
If it had come out instead of the first Pirates of the Carribbean, it probably would have become a huge deal. As it stands, it's too similar to the Pirates formula and came out too late to capitalise on that.
no, Op. its pretty terrible.
i dont know how they managed to do it, but this version of Tonto is somehow even more racist than the original TV one.
I watched it on a whim about a year ago and really enjoyed it.
Found out after that it got panned.
I still don't understand why.
>>71923374
Yeah. The ending dragged on a bit but it was good shit.
why did they make the plucky comic relief injun a comanche? didnt they know comanches were an entire culture of serial killers and rapists
>three years later
i remember watching the trailers
>>71923856
Are you retarded? Depp is native.
