Unpopulair oppinion: I enjoyed this movie a lot and wanted another one

@matthewdaley746

6 ай бұрын

Box office obliterated continuations.

@jevinday

6 ай бұрын

You misspelled unpopular and opinion just so you know

@matthewdaley746

6 ай бұрын

​@@jevindayUnfortunate errors ruined points.

@ricardoaguirre6126

6 ай бұрын

Me too.

@hurtighansen1

6 ай бұрын

O yes. You need a well tuned brain to keep up, and enjoy movies like that. The ability to differentiate between fantasy, fiction and historical representations

Unpopular opinion: The Lone Ranger is a very good and underrated Western. Even Tarantino loved this movie and I can see why. It's too bad that so many other critics and moviegoers couldnt. I actually felt like cheering when that Lone Ranger theme started playing.

@KeithSpinneyMusic

6 ай бұрын

The problem is, anyone can be a critic. I stay off Rotten Tomato. They don't represent me.

@SmackDab

6 ай бұрын

I’ve been wanting an incredible modern day western that doesn’t take itself too seriously.. I so wanted this movie to be good… and it’s decent but definitely not great 🫤 Sadly Back to the Future 3 is way better 🤭

@lizardog

6 ай бұрын

I watch this movie about once a year, along with Strictly Ballroom, The Crow, Quick and the Dead, among others. Some movies just aren't for everyone.

@lars88hm

6 ай бұрын

That is not an unpopular opinion among the viewers, just the wannabe critics. Love this movie, the cheesey parts of it just makes it better

@Scribit339

Ай бұрын

I really liked the movie as well

I will say the climax on the train was the best part of the movie. The stunts, fights, and horse riding to the Lone Ranger theme was great.

@stevezilla1961

6 ай бұрын

Totally agree. The rest of the movie was trash

@chasehedges6775

6 ай бұрын

@@stevezilla1961 The movie was meh

@Elainerulesutube

6 ай бұрын

True

@satisfied656

6 ай бұрын

I also liked it....Johnny Depp and Arnie Hammer played their parts well

@williamdixon-gk2sk

2 ай бұрын

I know I sound like a jerk, my sincere apologies. But that is the finale of "the William Tell overture" written in like 1820. Disney has been using it for dang near a century, but it is not a theme song for the lone Ranger. Most people would probably recognize 3 out of 4 parts of the symphony from Disney stuff.That part is specifically called " march of the Swiss soldiers"

It’s not that bad. The final train chase was really good.

@Elainerulesutube

6 ай бұрын

The best part of the movie.

@biguy617

6 ай бұрын

If you can’t make Clayton Moore Lone Ranger fans happy with the movie then it is HORSESHIT! The movie is HORSE SHIT! I am a Clayton Moore fan!

John Carter, Atlantis The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet are underrated

@godmaentertainment4375

6 ай бұрын

Warlords of Mars, that's all they had to do, but no! Let's give it a real boring tittle...this over the top fantasy.

@hurtighansen1

6 ай бұрын

Sure is

@DavidLLambertmobile

6 ай бұрын

The Black Hole was a Disney film that vastly under performed. ⬇️

@chasehedges6775

6 ай бұрын

@@DavidLLambertmobile 💯

@odysseusrex5908

6 ай бұрын

I certainly agree about John Carter and Treasure Planet. Treasure Planet was terrific because it stuck to the original story, but gave it that wonderful science fiction/fantasy vibe that I just love. Hard science fiction s terrific, but the impossible story contrast of putting wooden sailing ships in outer space and things like that is something that has always stirred my blood. I have noticed something about John Carter. People who have *read the book* tend to like the movie. People who haven't, don't. Make of that what you will. I understand iit was poorly marketed. I don't know anything about marketing. The instant I saw the words John Carter in a movie trailer, I was hooked.

My dad worked at The Village Tinsmith company and they provided the cantines, lamps, lanterns, and other tin items for the movie.

@minidwarf4266

2 ай бұрын

Any idea of the town is still standing?

I'll be honest. I really liked this movie. Its a stylish, imaginative, funny, action adventure that the whole family can enjoy, and there are precious few movies you can say that about these days. Its not perfect, but neither is it anywhere near as bad as its industry reputation would have you believe. I think legends build up around some movies like this, such that if you wish to be considered a movie aficionado, you're supposed not to like it. All I can say is that I watched it with a bunch of kids who knew nothing about its reputation, or its troubled production, and we all loved it.

WTF happened to Gore Verbinski?

It's ironic how Disney bombed with The Lone Ranger that wasn't a part of big cinematic IP in 2013, and 10 years later Disney bombed with several movies that WERE a part of big cinematic IPs in 2023 (Indy 5, The Marvels, Ant-Man, etc.) which the studio relied on for many years.

John Ford just whispered in my ear "It's an F'n Western! The beauty of making a Western, is that a modest budget doesn't compromise the story...you're in the middle of no where."

This movie could not decide if it was a comedy or a drama. It relied too heavily on Depp being a native Jack Sparrow

Hire and fly in a yo-yo champ to teach an actor how to do a trick. Later use a close-up of the trick, making it so it could have been done by the yo-yo champ to begin with.

Saw it on DVD a while back. I don’t think it’s the worst movie ever made, nor a masterpiece. But it is one of the more visually lavish westerns I’ve seen, and some of those train sequences are impressive. It certainly has some visual ambition at least.

@hurtighansen1

6 ай бұрын

TLR was a comic when i was a kid. Like a human, lucky luke. All comic for kids. So is the movie, kind of. For the kids all grown up. Do understand many not liked it. They was not kids 70-90s That i think was its downfall

This a well known fact, The Lobe Ranger is not only underrrated but it’s actually good.

@SmackDab

6 ай бұрын

It’s ok. Coming from a simple man who’s been craving a good western that doesn’t take itself too seriously for a loooong time. Sadly Back to the Future 3 is way better 🫤

Turns out that this lone ranger really wanted to eat tonto. 😹😹😹

@Chiefs_fan1595

26 күн бұрын

I feel like Armie Hammer might have bitten off more than he could chew with this role. A lot of times these big budget films have a way of cannibalizing themselves. Hammer really chewed the scenery he was in but I feel like the marketing was all bark and no bite. No wonder people got fed up with the movie. A box office loss like that is tough to swallow. It’s easy to choke.

Wow, based on the images shown in this recap, this movie looks really well shot, edited, stunts look great and it looks packed with great action. On my list.

@matthalpin1981

6 ай бұрын

It's bloated and a bit too long, but a ton of fun if you don't mind a long movie. I absolutely loved it. Hope you do, too.

I mostly liked this movie, but thought Johnny Depp was playing Jack Sparrows Indian cousin. And a lot of people were upset that Tonto should have been played by a native American

@ferociousgumby

5 ай бұрын

Why did he have a dead bird on his head? I know it matched that painting, but does the public know that? He just looked like a dude with a dead crow sitting on his head. Or at least I hope it was dead. His makeup looked as if it had melted.

I appreciate a director who does practical over cgi

@jourdanfarmer

6 ай бұрын

Feeling daring today, aren’t we?

Doug Walker in his Disneycember review said it best: “It's just trying to Pirates of The Caribbean in the Wild West.”

@gustavohernandeza.890

6 ай бұрын

Ironically, we already had one of those before: Wild Wild West

@DavidLLambertmobile

6 ай бұрын

The 1981 Lone Ranger western was MUCH better than the Depp, Hammer movie. And that film was a 🦃.

@freemantle85

6 ай бұрын

It would have been even more like PotC in the Wild if they did introduce more of the supernatural element

@chasehedges6775

6 ай бұрын

@@freemantle85 💯

@jway9097

6 ай бұрын

Who cares what some bald cuck who does sketches and says the plot of the movie confusing it with a real review (you know, what a critic does) says?

Ironically, didn't Johnny Depp perform a native blessing at the start of the shoot, to bring the production good luck?

I remember when my now ex girlfriend and I saw this in theaters and we both hated it and for what it’s worth it was her idea to see it and I warned about it beforehand

The whole final 40 minutes are something of really phenomenal and fun. Excellent stunts and action sequences. Even some ok movies have some great moments like that train chase

Whatever happened to the band The Lone Rangers is what. I wanna know

Best Lone Ranger adaptation was called Airheads. There were 3 of them.

So I didn’t come out of this movie saying “Gosh, I’d liked it better if it hadn’t gone over budget”. The silly story line, making the Lone Ranger a goofball made it bad. Seemed there was a stretch back then to remake shows/movies as parodies. Charlie’s Angels, Starsky & Hutch (RIP David Soul), CHIPS which were originally a bit campy but not buffoonery. The Lone Ranger and Tonto were crime fighters with a light touch of humor. But the ‘creatives’ either didn’t watch and/or understand that concept and paired with the need to keep milking the Pirates theme, and created this mess. The visuals were great. Everything you’d like to see in a Western. It was a failure of writing, vision, and understanding of the characters. A good story carries across generations and could have been a great way to retell an old tale. So sad it was a miss.

@stuhuggens9297

5 ай бұрын

These movies would do much better if they stayed true to the characters.

They tried to make the Lone Ranger like Will Smith’s Wild, Wild, West. I didn’t think Lone Ranger was bad, just very campy. Maybe people expected a serious Lone Ranger of the past and not camp.

@kamdan2011

6 ай бұрын

They were trying to make this too much like the Pirates of the Caribbean films if anything. It’s a shame we’ll never see something as good as The Mask of Zorro again.

@gijanetexas5770

6 ай бұрын

@@kamdan2011 They tried to use a movie that appeals to older people appealing to younger people. But it didn’t work.

@kamdan2011

6 ай бұрын

@@gijanetexas5770 The success of Pirates of the Caribbean is all to blame for this failure. People tend to forget how initially ill received Depp’s performance was while they were filming the first movie. It was defying the conventions of a swashbuckling movie like The Mask of Zorro and it was only received well because it differed itself from what was expected. After three more Pirates films over the course of a decade of Depp doing the same thing over and over, it grew stale and tired. Depp’s Tonto is just a Native American variation on that theme with way too much weirdness and hardly any nobility. The best part of the film was the climax set to the William Tell Overture, the only time it played to its source material rather than make fun of it.

The budget situation doomed this movie, but I think casting Johnny Depp was a major misstep. The Jack Sparrow character works as a flamboyant pirate with relatively low stakes. As a guilt-ridden Native American? No. Had this movie come out a few years later the drama about Depp's and Hammer's personal behavior unrelated to the film would have derailed it even worse.

Never saw this & probably won't ever will

@DavidLLambertmobile

6 ай бұрын

You don't miss much. The film was way too Depp Tonto heavy. The title is The Lone Ranger! 🤠

Excellent timing on this upload,,for me anyways, I just watched this less than 24 hours ago . I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.

Even with all the negative publicity. I thought this movie was actually quite enjoyable from an entertainment point of view.

Great movie!! Watched it two times in theatres and luckily i have it on bluray. Im happy to read in the comments that more people love this movie

@SmackDab

6 ай бұрын

Back to the Future 3 is way better 🫤

I noticed how many scenes could have been combined, how often certain beats are repeated, and how we have to wait till we get the Lone Ranger. Did we even need the framing device? Then the villain's emasculation is not set up. The tone is Wild Wuld West then it is a harrowing dark adventure.

I loved John Carter & The Lone Ranger. Thought those were some of the better ones Disney put out lately.

An amazing effort destined to suffer the same fate as "The Phantom" "John Carter" and "The Shadow". Studios need to reacquaint their audience with the value of these generational IPs before they are released. I miss the TV specials they used to produce back in the day before they became "Special Features" on videodiscs.

I am an American Indian and I loved Depp's performance, I could not stop laughing. When The Lone Ranger theme started playing I felt chills and was brought back to my childhood. Great movie!

I saw this movie in theaters on opening night. There was an old man there with his wife sitting in front of me and they were probably about 85. He was wearing a cowboy hat, and for the entire movie he would swing it around, yell Yee-haw, and pretend he was riding a horse. It was so hilarious, and the movie was so bad that it didn't even bother anybody. To this day it's still the funniest and oddest thing I've ever seen in a theater, but I'm glad I witnessed it.

Watched the movie three times, it did get more entertaining each time for me

I remember when this came out. My problem with the film is that The Lone Ranger never shows his face and always has the mask on. I grew up watching the original TV show as a kid thanks to my parents. And if The Lone Ranger was without a Mask on he would be in a disguise playing someone else.

"...And how obviously it borrowed from other westerns." No kidding; you mean like 'Back to the Future III', which is ALL OVER the train-sequence?! XD

I stayed away because of the reviews but seeing these clips and the amount of effort that went in to stunts, I think I'll give it a watch :) While taken out of context, the clips looks incredibly well shot.

I think that the critics were too kind - this is one of the tonally-inconsistent and outright annoying movies I've ever had the misfortune to have watched.

@spittinvenom9843

6 ай бұрын

Just by your woke take I’m guessing you rely heavily on ever changing pronouns in your bio

@NoeLPZC

5 ай бұрын

​@@spittinvenom9843"Everything I don't like is woke!": A guide to basic dickheads

I didn't watch it, and was very much on the fence about it.

@DavidLLambertmobile

6 ай бұрын

I saw it with my friend, we are 50s males. 🍿 The Disney film had many problems, flaws.

The fact the went full Blazing Saddles for sets is impressive. Somehow the making of is a better movie than the actual film

Bojan Bazelli's cinematography was still great

@hwizell7478

6 ай бұрын

💐👏

When I watched this film I remember thinking it was too long and a bit unfocused, like it was several different Lone Ranger films all jumbled together. I enjoyed it but it felt like work watching it.

MAN, how I wanted this one to be the next 'Mask of Zorro'... =(

@SmackDab

6 ай бұрын

Same 🫤

@BuckarooBanzai84

6 ай бұрын

@@SmackDab Thanks! Glad to know I'm not the only fan! =)

@SmackDab

6 ай бұрын

@@BuckarooBanzai84 mask of zorro is absolutely phenomenal ✊

@BuckarooBanzai84

6 ай бұрын

@@SmackDab Here-here! =)

I liked it. (And this is a great movie info channel) yo yo scene is the best 1billion ever spent

My family and I absolutely LOVE this movie. It’s a fast joy ride and exactly what I want when going to the theater. Will always have a special place in my heart

Everything you technically described, and wow was this review technical, I appreciate the movie even more, now i kinda like it more than i did and i did like this movie.

1:25 SCATHERING?!? do you mean Scathing?

Honestly, in regards to his controversial casting as tonto, I never thought depp looked white

@kyliethelittlespider-mangirl94

2 ай бұрын

Armie Hammer’s casting already has aged like milk

Given that a train was playing, a major plot point, part of me is curious if Disney may have had a plan to restructure big thunder mountain railroad into a lone ranger ride if this movie had been more successful. Something that I do disagree about with this video is that Hammer and Depp were ostracized. They may have been, but it had nothing to do with this movie. In fact, since he’s kind of been exonerated, Depp could get a resurgence .

@ScooterinAB

6 ай бұрын

They didn't say anything about them being ostracized because of this movie. They just said that they were ostracized now.

@MrMojoman1976

6 ай бұрын

@@ScooterinAB Hammer definitely, but Depp is rebounding. It didn’t say it was because of this movie , but it seemed to imply .

People don’t like over the top westerns. The heart of all good westerns is simplicity. Not black and white or one demential stories or characters, but the simple elegance in which it is told.

A hill I will die on, is there is a very very fun 100 minute movie somewhere in the Lone Ranger movie.

@matthewdaley746

6 ай бұрын

Long films suffer in the second act, it's truly hard to be interesting throughout.

@SmackDab

6 ай бұрын

I like your style

@matthewdaley746

6 ай бұрын

​@@SmackDabInteresting approval to serve.

Disney is in critical condition right now.

I enjoyed the movie because of the action scenes and Johnny Depp is a really great actor; I just do not see Depp as the correct choice as Tonto. If you watch the original show compared to the movie then the tone of the movie changes. If you look at Zorro with Banderas and compare it to the original shows, then the tone of the movie is the same. The problems I think that really caused the movie to bomb is the fact that the Lone Ranger demographic is much older, and the fact western movies are a thing of the past, but Disney wanted to bring back that genre by using Depp because of his popularity and the fact Depp starred in Rango. In fact, Rango is considered a western flick also with Johnny Depp. To me the Lone Ranger felt like Disney was trying to make a live action Rango but as a Pirates of the Caribbean movie without understanding the show in the 1st place.

William fichtner transformation is amazing

If people are really hating this movie then I really don’t know why. This movie was epic. It had so many good action sequences and I swear I felt like I was watching a Red Dead Redemption movie. We don’t get many western movies like this often and it’s honestly a real shame because there’s so many interesting things about the Wild West and we have not had any movies that take place in that time period these days. I’m sure I’m probably missing the point of why people hate this movie but whatever the reason is it is not going to change my opinion about this movie.

I had no idea how much effort was put into this film. Weirdly this video actually makes me want to see it. It looks like something I’d enjoy at least once

The Long Ranger is one of Disney's best films at the time personally.. and I think it was just misunderstood. It's meant to be a fun Western Dime Novel style ride, paying homage to old westerns before they became serious. This is on a long list of hidden gems on Disney's Library that I think got either abandoned by Disney, dumped on by critics, so ignored by audiences. Remember back then when people took critics' opinions seriously? Mean I'm glad the world changed in that respect. I find it funny that i liked most of the films Disney released around this time. The Long Ranger, John Carter and Oz the Great and Powerful, Saving Mr Banks are among my favorite films on Disney's Library, and I place them far higher than their animated features, and other live action films including Marvel Movies.

Lone Ranger movie from thirty years early with Christopher Lloyd as villain is a much better film than this. It treats character as a legend & not a joke.

Ive watched every Johnny movie in cinema. I love this movie. What happened is what always happens. Ppl dont care about him unless he's Jack Sparrow. Or hes in a court battle and then their precious Jack Sparrow actor is under attack, but then after theyre not gonna watch any of his movies yet again

@perfectallycromulent

6 ай бұрын

he's a white man playing a Native American with a dead bird on his head. maybe people thought that was insulting. yeah, a lot of people did.

@jway9097

6 ай бұрын

⁠@@perfectallycromulentthe kind of "people" who get offended at an actor FOR ACTING are not people worth give a shit about or listening to.

@perfectallycromulent

6 ай бұрын

@@jway9097 ok racist.

I liked The Lone Ranger.

I enjoyed this movie, and my grandpa went to see it in theaters.

I never saw the movie. When the pre-publicity came out, I saw Depp walking around with a chicken on his head, and he had been made an honorary Indian by some tribe. I knew this film was going to be epic. And it was.

The 2013 Lone Ranger movie makes the 1980 Lone Ranger movie look good. Johnny Depp's Tonto set back Native American relations over a century. At least Jay Silverheels was an actual native American, and so was Michael Horse from the 1980 movie. Famed Far Side gag: The Lone Ranger, long since retired, makes an unpleasant discovery. The aged Ranger is reviewing a "Apache-English dictionary." And he says, "Oh, HERE it is! 'Kemo Sabe. Apache expression for a horse's rear end.' WHAT THE HEY?!! Always loved that cartoon.

Gore Verbinski really took the worst of it from this film. All that good will from Rango completely flushed. I remember Cure for Wellness getting mostly ignored.

Armie Hammers career did not age well...😮.. considering everything that's happened. He's a fool.

@chasehedges6775

6 ай бұрын

Armie Hammer is definitely not going be in any films anytime soon

@cadillacdeville5828

6 ай бұрын

​@@chasehedges6775I read that he is selling timeshares. Dude is part of the Arm & Hammer FORTUNE AND He messed up so bad they cut him off

I honestly still don't understand why this movie was hated so much, I loved it when I washed it on the first time and I loved it when I was it recently, it's not a perfect movie of course but it is not a terrible movie either

Idk who produced this movie, but there are so many clear reasons why the budget got out of control.

@matthewdaley746

6 ай бұрын

Jerry Bruckheimer, he allows directors to do exactly what they want, which is why so most of them are in for a rude awakening once they leave, with one notoriously infamous exception.

I remember already starting to tune out five minutes into the movie. That whole device of making the movie a whole flashback sequence story told by old Tonto’s ghost to some kid at an amusement park really didn’t work for me.

I wish Verbinski came back with some good movies.

Wonder how it would have toured out if they kept the supernatural.

I hope to see a new Gore Verbinski action-adventure film. His Pirates films are one of my favorite trilogies despite some of its issues. Rango is one of the best-animated films of the last 20 years and The Lone Ranger is a damn good film, too. It's understandable if Gore never wants to touch the genre again. I wish he was able to get his Bioshock film made.

00:22 *RESONATE* Not resignate..

I remember watching this film when it came out in theaters. It was entertaining and a little unrealistic at times. But I can see how the film budget dwarfed ticket sales making this film a flop at the end.

I don't get it. This movie was awesome! The action, set locations, acting, costume design, were all top notch. I thought it was a thrilling ride in the old west.

The controversy surrounding Hammer certainly didn't help.

The action scenes with the trains are really wonderful. Johnny Depp plays a fun part along with Helena Bonham Carter. If they not filmed about 45 minutes or even an hour of the rest of the film, this would have been a winner.

One of the things I got a kick out of this is when Johnny's Tonto said Kemo Sabe meant "Wrong brother".😂😂😂

I loved this movie AND John Carter!

1:27 you said scathering instead of scathing! Ooooo, one mess up in a thousand videos

I feel like Armie Hammer might have bitten off more than he could chew with this role. A lot of times these big budget films have a way of cannibalizing themselves. Hammer really chewed the scenery he was in but I feel like the marketing was all bark and no bite. No wonder people got fed up with the movie. A box office loss like that is tough to swallow. It’s easy to choke.

John Carter was a good ass movie. changing the name is what made people not go see it.

@matthewdaley746

6 ай бұрын

Didn't help that Taylor Kitsch also has the exact same amount of talent as Ryan Reynolds, without his unexplainable, "charisma."

@chasehedges6775

6 ай бұрын

Lynn Collins was 🔥

@chasehedges6775

6 ай бұрын

@@matthewdaley746 Taylor Kitch did a good job and he was fabulous in Waco as David Koresh and was great in The Terminal List with Chris Pratt.

@matthewdaley746

6 ай бұрын

​@@chasehedges6775An unexpected observation, unquestionably.

@chasehedges6775

6 ай бұрын

@@matthewdaley746 💯

The Lone Ranger movie looked chaotic and just plain bad to me in the trailers and I didn't waste my time seeing it. I'm not always right in judging a movie by the trailers, but I got this right when I predicted it would be a critical bomb. It seems that Disney has learned zero lessons from this disaster.

They need to stop making movies about characters from 120 years ago... Tarzan, Zorro, Lone Ranger, John Carter etc. Their time has well and truly passed.

was a good film enjoy it. train action sequence is great. If it wasn't a disney film it would have probably done better

We need to get an Awfully Good review of this movie soon!

Let's be real here...with Marvels only making 200 million and the massive costs Disney put into it and Indy 5 there is no way this is the biggest loser.

Jon Carter was good though...

9:04 what does depp say?

The movie had potential but went off the rails. It became too silly.

scathering fails to resignate with me

Thanks to White House Down I got to see this movie for free and I was the ONLY person in the theater. Why? The theater put The Lone Ranger in the BIG theater room with ALL the seats. Not a single person bought a ticket. They put White House Down in the TINY theater with barely any seats and over sold tickets by a LOT. To make up for the giant influx of people who wanted to see White House Down those of us who had bought a ticket without a seat got a refund and were allowed to see this movie instead. I was the ONLY person who took up the offer and I was the ONLY person in the 200 seat room watching. The next day White House Down was in the 200 seat theater room and Lone Ranger was in the 30 seat room White House Down was in lmao.

Doomed from the start when they cast a white guy as Tonto and a cannibal as the Lone Ranger

Hay! I liked John Carter! Anyway, as much of a MCU girl as I am, Disney deserves SERIOUS shade for turning their back on Johnny Depp when the whole AH fiasco started, BEFORE they found out if he was guilty or not. The irony is that with Disney's track record, that was a HUGE example of the pot calling the kettle black. 🤬🙄🤦‍♀️

Very entertaining movie. I was positively surprised when I saw it the first time due to the bad media reviews.

-and they made the Ranger the goofy sidekick, which kind of misses the point...

Can not say anything bad about TLR. It is an, fantacy cowboy serie. And that was the movie build on. If maybe it was a 2 part, like 4 hours the characters was better. To many stunts. No breaks to look away. Buy, now it sits, in D+ and im sure its seen by many, over, and over again. Just to catch all the detail's so it flopped, but sits well at home

Such a bummer. I am in the minority, but I enjoyed both John Carter and the Lone Ranger. However, I did notice the weird monster rabbit at the beginning (jackalope maybe?) and thought after that scene there was a missing supernatural element.