Pretty much every single moment with Depp's Tonto was unfunny, annoying, and a sad reminder that unless you're in a Jim Jarmusch film actual Native Americans will always be sidelined by someone recognisable. I think it's a pretty great action/adventure film that gets bogged down in a lot of insufferable stuff. I also didn't hate this film but I completely understand why some people didn't, what I don't understand is the people who see no merit in it. If you'd like to read my full review and get all of my thoughts on the subject, I'll post the link below. If you didn't like the film, what were your reasons? I'd love to start a discussion about this, because I'm honestly confused as to how this could be considered such a bad film. It did a better job than most Westerns of depicting Native American life, it paid homage to several beloved Westerns and it was just a lot of fun to watch. The advertising campaign for the film was poor, but that doesn't mean the film itself was poor. This is classic Verbinski - it's an action/adventure flick along the lines of Pirates of the Caribbean. Regardless, this seems like a somewhat divisive film.Ī lot of people hated it, but why? I just don't get it. I couldn't see where she was coming from and I'm still waiting for a response back on that.

She felt that the film was racist, homophobic and overlong. The other day, I posted up my review of The Lone Ranger on my website, which sparked a discussion between myself and one of the contributors to the site.

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