- Oct 10, 2002
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http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/28069/-lone-ranger-filmmakers-blame-critics
Apparently the stars and Producer of The Lone Ranger never saw the trailer for their movie because they think the critics are the reason the movie tanked. Note the idea that we have seen Johnny Depp play a character with Makeup on how many times before? Or that the action looked too over the top and unrealistic. Or maybe it is the fact that we have seen this movie several times before because the concept is unoriginal but dressed up in a new suit.
But i never saw this movie, i saw the trailer and did not see anything new or worthwhile to watch.
According to Depp:
Jerrry Bruckheimer:
Armie Hammer:
Apparently the stars and Producer of The Lone Ranger never saw the trailer for their movie because they think the critics are the reason the movie tanked. Note the idea that we have seen Johnny Depp play a character with Makeup on how many times before? Or that the action looked too over the top and unrealistic. Or maybe it is the fact that we have seen this movie several times before because the concept is unoriginal but dressed up in a new suit.
But i never saw this movie, i saw the trailer and did not see anything new or worthwhile to watch.
According to Depp:
"I think the reviews were written seven to eight months before we even released the film. I think the reviews were probably written when they heard that Gore (Verbinski) and Jerry (Bruckheimer) and I were going to do 'The Lone Ranger.' They had expectations that it must be a blockbuster. I didn't have any expectations of that. I never do."
Jerrry Bruckheimer:
"I think they were reviewing the budget, not reviewing the movie. The audience doesn't care what the budget is they pay the same amount to see the movie if it costs a dollar or $20 million. It's unfortunate because the movie is a terrific movie, it's a great epic film. It has lots of humor. Its one of those movies that whatever critics missed in it this time, they'll review it in a few years and see that they made a mistake."
Armie Hammer:
"While we were making it we kind of knew that people were gunning for it. I think it was the popular thing when the movie hit rocky terrain to jump on the bandwagon to try and bash it. They tried to do the same thing with 'World War Z'; it didnt work, the movie was successful. Instead they decided to slit the jugular of our movie."
