I just moved halfway across the country and didn't get a chance to see The Lone Ranger. I figured it was probably terrible and figured I'd ask Grierson to make sure. Thus, a conversation between someone who hasn't seen
Whoever decided the time was right to revive the Lone Ranger—a character that first saddled up on radio in 1933 and effectively rode off into the TV.
There are things that seem impossible to understand in Disney's The Lone Ranger, the Gore Verbinski update of the radio and television serial hero of the same name, but none more so than why people so seemingly
Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer star in a revisionist adventure with franchise and theme park intentions written all over it.
There are things that seem impossible to understand in Disney's The Lone Ranger, the Gore Verbinski update of the radio and television serial hero of the same name, but none more so than why people so seemingly
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