The Lone Ranger

Titolo originale: The Lone Ranger
Regia: Gore Verbinski |
Anno: 2013
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Azione Avventura Western
Tag: escape | texas | texas ranger | horse | native american | partner | outlaw | lawyer | train | lone ranger | comanche | tonto |
Cast: Johnny Depp | Armie Hammer | Tom Wilkinson | William Fichtner | Helena Bonham Carter | Barry Pepper | James Badge Dale | Ruth Wilson | Leon Rippy | Stephen Root | Matt O'Leary | James Frain | Mason Cook | Joaquín Cosío | Damon Herriman | Harry Treadaway | Gil Birmingham | Robert Baker | Lew Temple | Bryant Prince | JD Cullum | Saginaw Grant | W. Earl Brown | Timothy V. Murphy | Damon Carney | Kevin Wiggins | Chad Brummett | Joseph E. Foy | Randy Oglesby | Brad Greenquist | Rance Howard | Leonard Earl Howze | Travis Hammer | Steve Corona | Matthew Page | Jack Axelrod | Christopher Hagen | Freda Foh Shen | Margaret Bowman | Luz P. Mendez | Laina Loucks | Devon J. Adams | Desirae Anslover | Charlotte Cormier | Megan Pribyl | Briana Van Schuyver | Julie Stracener | Chad Randall | Jason E. Hill | Todd Anderson | Beth Bailey | Joanne Camp | John Keating | Stephen Brodie | Will Koberg | Jack Chang | Tad Jones | Robin McGee | Bob Rumnock | Grover Coulson | Tait Fletcher | Alex Knight | Argos MacCallum | David Midthunder | Allison Marie Volk | Pokey LaFarge | Joey Glynn | Adam Hoskins | Ryan Koenig | Tom E. Kostkowski | Malachi Tsoodle-Nelson | Sean Durham | Anthony R. Burt | K.J. Kirkhope | Will Kirkhope | Kenneth Love | James P. Bennett | Nick W. Nicholson | Joel Thingvall | Ava Wagenman |

John Reid è un uomo di legge, educato in città e tornato nel vecchio west per consegnare alla giustizia il pluricriminale Butch Cavendish. Durante la spedizione, però, un'imboscata uccide suo fratello, il Texas Ranger Dan Reid, e gli altri uomini della compagnia. John viene salvato da Tonto, un indiano, e da un cavallo bianco. I tre diverranno inseparabili.

Errori

This movie is set in 1869, but numerous characters carry Colt 1873 Army Revolvers, Winchester 1873 R [...] D
The expression "Let's do this!" as spoken by The Lone Ranger early in the movie is an early 21st cen [...] D
In the first runaway train, when they reach the end of the line the train grabs a wire spool and it [...] D
The horses that the sheriff and his deputies ride up on to the train station are different from the [...] D
The Lone Ranger carries a Remington 1875 during one scene. D
When Will steps on the peanuts when frightened by the elderly Tonto, the paper bag is next to his fo [...] D
In the last train scene, where the Lone Ranger and Butch is in the caboose, the ranger uses a whip t [...] D
When the rail track is opened towards the end, the band plays "The Stars and Stripes Forever" march, [...] D
After Butch cuts out Dan's heart, Dan is sitting with his head turned to the right and his eyes open [...] D
Texas was under reconstruction in 1869, and the Rangers had been disbanded. They were re-organized i [...] D
On the roof of the runaway train, John and Tonto are confronted by an outlaw, so they swing on their [...] D
A man dressed like the Lone Ranger shoots Collins dead, saving Rebecca and Danny. In the next scene [...] D
When John is in the grave, Tonto wipes some sand over him after he knocks him out. Moments later, wh [...] D
The bird of Tonto's headdress is shot and broken (head droops), but is erect again in subsequent sho [...] D
The type of coupling shown being released by Tonto during the runaway train sequence did not exist i [...] D
The scenes set in San Francisco in 1933 show the Golden Gate Bridge. However, construction began tha [...] D
As the slow-motion bullet is tumbling toward John, you can clearly see there is no primer in the car [...] D
The Texas Rangers didn't wear badges until the late 1870s or early 1880s. D
At the street market, Rebecca looks at herself in a hand mirror, but the reflection does not look ba [...] D
In the opening scene at the fair, the young boy dressed as a cowboy is eating peanuts and putting th [...] D
During the 1933 prologue, Gene Autry's "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" can be heard through a loudspeaker. Au [...] D
During the opening train scene, as Johnny Reid tries to get free of the chains, he says "That's rein [...] D
The toy train is "HO" scale, which came out in the 1950s. D
After Silver pulls John Reid out from being buried next to Tonto in the Indian village, Reid mounts [...] D
Although the plot is inspired by the construction of the first trans-continental railroad in the U.S [...] D
At the mine when Cavendish gets cut with the cut-throat razor, the wound doesn't drip blood. D
In the final train scenes when Tonto is standing on the last silver car it collides with the braking [...] D
Promontory Summit was officially completed May 10, 1869. At the completion ceremony, the band plays [...] D
The Wendigo is from the legends of the Algonquian nations, which the Comanche are not part of. D
After John Cavendish eats Dan's heart his eyes are left open, later his eyes are closed. D
When Tonto and the Lone Ranger are following the horse to find the hideout the horse falls dead onto [...] D
The manhunt scene shows a raven in flight, followed by the sound of a crow. D
The Star Spangled Banner can be heard played during one scene. This version of the Star Spangled Ban [...] D
All the scorpions disappear just before the horse pulls Reid out of the dirt. D
In the early run away train (as well as other RR scenes) the railroad ties are the current type, cut [...] D
During the locomotive chase scene several times the actor pushes forward on the throttle to speed up [...] D
After Tonto puts the cartridge with the silver bullet into his single action revolver and spins the [...] D
The setting for movie is supposed to be Texas, yet it shows Monument Valley which is in Utah. This i [...] D
When Tonto is burying Dan and the other Rangers, John's white hat is on the ground. In one shot it h [...] D
A character refers to "Oklahoma". In 1869, it was known as Indian Territory. D
Twist-up lipstick was invented in 1923. D
Trains since 1893 were required to have air brakes controlled from the locomotive cab. Before this, [...] D
When the army captain shoots at Tonto on the roof of the train carriage and then later at John Reid [...] D
A man opens a crown cap bottle with his teeth. The bottle cap was invented in 1892. D
Although the hymn "Shall we Gather at the River" is an homage to John Ford's use of it in so many of [...] D
The ballet dancer in the picture in the saloon wears modern pointe shoes, invented in 1901. D
The 'Star-Spangled Banner' did not become the National Anthem until 1931. Prior to that 'America' (M [...] D
Butch Cavendish takes out the heart of Dan with a Nessmuck knife which in the real life was designed [...] D
The health regulation threatened in the brothel did not exist until 1905. D
In the final train scenes Tonto and Latham Cole were on the last car of silver when the train hit fr [...] D
The dead crow's head and neck fall back limply when Tonto picks it up. They should be stiff with rig [...] D
The vultures in the burial scene are a European species not found in North America. D
When the Ranger and Tonto are buried in the sand, the Ranger says Worse, how could this be worse, it [...] D
The American Flag had 37 stars in 1869, not 50. D
The film is set in 1869; Danny is seen playing with an electric train, but the earliest toy electric [...] D
Although the hymn "Shall we Gather at the River" is an homage to John Ford's use of it in so many of [...] D
When the silver train falls off the bridge Latham is on the last car yet when the camera angle is fr [...] D
During the confrontation in the railroad car where Cole and the Ranger are each trying to persuade C [...] D
The sheriff and his deputies ride up to the train station on one set of horses. After the runaway tr [...] D
The end credits list The Star Spangled Banner as being written by Fancis Scott Key - It should be Fr [...] D
When John is trapped under his horse, in one cut the horse appears to be chestnut but its black in t [...] D
Sears & Roebuck was established in 1893. D
During the locomotive chase near the end of the movie, Latham Cole "hits the gas" opening the thrott [...] D