Review of The Lone Ranger (2003) by Michael Phillips for Chicago Tribune — 01 Jul 2013
In scenes such as hundreds of Natives being slaughtered by U.S. troops behind Gatling guns, we have Tonto and the Lone Ranger acting like a couple of comic-relief ninnies, screwing around aimlessly for laughs on a handcar.
It's as if the movie were having a nervous breakdown. At one point the masked man gets his head dragged through horse manure. Watching The Lone Ranger, you know the feeling.
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This review of The Lone Ranger (2003) was written by Michael Phillips and published by Chicago Tribune on 01 Jul 2013.
The Lone Ranger has generally received mixed reviews.
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