--- product_id: 49534909 title: "The Lone Ranger" price: "AED 41" currency: AED in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.ae/products/49534909-the-lone-ranger store_origin: AE region: United Arab Emirates --- # The Lone Ranger **Price:** AED 41 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** The Lone Ranger - **How much does it cost?** AED 41 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ae](https://www.desertcart.ae/products/49534909-the-lone-ranger) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer star in this action Western from Walt Disney Pictures, directed and co-produced by Gore Verbinski. Native American Tonto (Depp) tells the story of how lawman John Reid (Hammer) became the legendary, masked figure known as The Lone Ranger. Tonto first encounters Reid when captured outlaw Butch Cavendish (William Fichtner) escapes custody, aided by his gang. Joining a group of Texas Rangers that include his brother Dan (James Badge Dale), Reid chases the wanted men but becomes the sole survivor of an ambush attack. Disguising himself from his enemies, who believe him to be dead, The Lone Ranger forms an unlikely partnership with Tonto and together they fight for justice against Cavendish and power-hungry railroad tycoon Latham Cole (Tom Wilkinson). Review: Awesome Film, Funny But Also Quite Sad in Places - After reading a lot of bad reviews elsewhere on the internet I thought I'd update my original review here as it didn't day much (probably still doesn't >.<). I enjoyed this movie vary much and pre-ordered it for 2 Dec 13, which arrived on time (thank you desertcart.) People complained as it was unlike the original TV series and seemed to centre more on Tonto's life rather than solely on the Lone Ranger. I never saw the TV series so I cannot compare the two but I thought this movie was awesome. So what if it centred more on Tonto's life than the Lone Ranger's! I think it was the right idea. I am not sure of the storyline of the Tonto in the original TV series but I thought this was a vary sad story that was being told. Tonto's mistake, when as a boy (played by 10-year-old Joseph E. Foy, who certainly looked the part,) leads to the massacre of his village and his being shunned/kicked out of the Comanche tribe, and he spends the rest of his life alone and looking for the man who killed his people. The movie opens and we see a young boy in a cowboy outfit looking through displays of a Wild West show ion a fair in about 1933, I think it was. There he meets the lonely and elderly Tonto (played by Johnny Depp) who proceeds to tell the young boy of how he met the Lone Ranger and how they brought down the men behind the killing of his people and those who used the railroad for their own greed. The movie has some vary funny moments in it, some over-the-top but enjoyable action and some strange scenes (carnivorous rabbits, foe example "nature out of balance, Tonto explains.) Every so often the movie switches back to the elderly Tonto pausing in his story to the boy. I think Johnny Depp stole the show here with his portrayal of Tonto with his wry expressions and funny one liners. I think this movie had one of the saddest endings I have ever seen. We see Tonto leaving the Wild West show and shuffling off with the slow bandy-legged gait of a vary elderly man, dressed in a suit, bowler hat and carrying a suitcase as if hiding his Red Indian heritage. We see him shuffle off into the bleak landscape disappearing off into the distance. We do not learn what happened to the partnership of the Lone Ranger and Tonto and how Tonto is now alone. Perhaps the Lone Ranger retired and went back to live with his brother's wife, abandoning Tonto. Perhaps he died and Tonto was the sole survivor of the story. It was just incredibly sad to see him going off on his own knowing he would never return. Perhaps he died out there, as I guess there would be no more Indian tribes out there as he once knew them. Or perhaps Tonto was an elderly man who only thought he was Tonto, and was reliving a past that was not actually his, though did not realise it. Perhaps the Lone Ranger never existed at all. So, all in all a brilliant movie that is highly under-rated. There are a few extras's on this Blu Ray version, such as bloopers, deleted scenes and behind-the-scenes programmes. Awesome picture quality, though in one brief scene I got a load of white noise on the audio track. Not sure if it was my disk or machine. Review: Wrong Brother. - The early signs were not good, tales of production problems galore and early critical notices wading in to kick the film before it had even had a run at the theatres. The Lone Ranger seemed destined to be a blockbuster stinker. Yet in spite of it noticeably alienating original Lone Ranger purists, and some Western lovers as well, for a rollicking action fun packed time then Gore Verbinski's movie delivers in spades. It's awash with the serial silliness of adventure films and TV shows of yore, pitching good guys against bad guys with buddy buddy shenanigans pulsing away at the core. The stunts are outrageously enjoyable, the landscape photography as beautiful as it is respectful in homage to past masters of the Western genre, while in Depp's Tonto there's a bona fide hero to root for just as much as he makes you laugh out loud. This is an origin story, a tale of how John Reid (Armie Hammer) became The Lone Ranger, and of course how the noble steed Silver and Indian side-kick Tonto became integral to his villain fighting ways. Tom Wilkinson and William Fitchner file in for polar opposite villain duties, the former is the weasel business man trying to mould the West in is own image, the latter a repugnant psychopath with a penchant for eating human hearts! Then Helena Bonham Carter wanders in from some Grindhouse movie for a couple of cameos that are resplendent with sexual energy. It's all very wacky and wild, and rightly so, but this is not at the expense of very good story telling. Some parts of the narrative could have been trimmed, but as the bromance builds between our two heroes, and Silver gets up to all sorts of comedy horse escapades, there's nary a dull moment here. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Verbinski throw all the action staples into the pot. Chases, fights, swinging from ropes, shoot-outs, people dangling from speeding train (pic is bookended by awesome train sequences), grisly deaths and on it goes from start to end. There's caustic asides to the machinations of organisations of the time, from railroad magnates to the cavalry, while the catchphrases and legends of The Lone Ranger TV series are deftly inserted into the tale. It was interesting to see Depp come out and defend the movie against those damning early critic reviews, it's not something he does, being as he is very much a guy who sees acting as just a job. Bruckheimer, Hammer and Verbinski backed Depp up, stating that some reviews were written before the film had even been released, the big budget and production problems clearly making this a big stinker... Not so, it's certainly not flawless, and those seriously into anachronisms are likely to have kittens. But if you haven't seen it yet, if you was put off by the venomous early reviews, then give it a chance, you may just be surprised at just how entertaining it is. It also looks and sounds brilliant on Blu-ray, where repeat viewings even show Hammer to be better than first thought as that masked man. 8.5/10 ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Contributor | Armie Hammer, Gore Verbinski, Helena Bonham Carter, Johnny Depp, Ruth Wilson, Tom Wilkinson, William Fichtner Contributor Armie Hammer, Gore Verbinski, Helena Bonham Carter, Johnny Depp, Ruth Wilson, Tom Wilkinson, William Fichtner See more | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 11,494 Reviews | | Format | PAL | | Genre | Action & Adventure | | Language | English | | Manufacturer | Walt Disney Studios HE | | Number of discs | 1 | | Runtime | 2 hours and 29 minutes | ## Product Details - **Format:** PAL - **Genre:** Action & Adventure - **Language:** English - **Runtime:** 2 hours and 29 minutes ## Images ![The Lone Ranger - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/9160UufA7xL.jpg) ![The Lone Ranger - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91TbX8Waq8L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome Film, Funny But Also Quite Sad in Places *by T***C on 30 November 2013* After reading a lot of bad reviews elsewhere on the internet I thought I'd update my original review here as it didn't day much (probably still doesn't >.<). I enjoyed this movie vary much and pre-ordered it for 2 Dec 13, which arrived on time (thank you Amazon.) People complained as it was unlike the original TV series and seemed to centre more on Tonto's life rather than solely on the Lone Ranger. I never saw the TV series so I cannot compare the two but I thought this movie was awesome. So what if it centred more on Tonto's life than the Lone Ranger's! I think it was the right idea. I am not sure of the storyline of the Tonto in the original TV series but I thought this was a vary sad story that was being told. Tonto's mistake, when as a boy (played by 10-year-old Joseph E. Foy, who certainly looked the part,) leads to the massacre of his village and his being shunned/kicked out of the Comanche tribe, and he spends the rest of his life alone and looking for the man who killed his people. The movie opens and we see a young boy in a cowboy outfit looking through displays of a Wild West show ion a fair in about 1933, I think it was. There he meets the lonely and elderly Tonto (played by Johnny Depp) who proceeds to tell the young boy of how he met the Lone Ranger and how they brought down the men behind the killing of his people and those who used the railroad for their own greed. The movie has some vary funny moments in it, some over-the-top but enjoyable action and some strange scenes (carnivorous rabbits, foe example "nature out of balance, Tonto explains.) Every so often the movie switches back to the elderly Tonto pausing in his story to the boy. I think Johnny Depp stole the show here with his portrayal of Tonto with his wry expressions and funny one liners. I think this movie had one of the saddest endings I have ever seen. We see Tonto leaving the Wild West show and shuffling off with the slow bandy-legged gait of a vary elderly man, dressed in a suit, bowler hat and carrying a suitcase as if hiding his Red Indian heritage. We see him shuffle off into the bleak landscape disappearing off into the distance. We do not learn what happened to the partnership of the Lone Ranger and Tonto and how Tonto is now alone. Perhaps the Lone Ranger retired and went back to live with his brother's wife, abandoning Tonto. Perhaps he died and Tonto was the sole survivor of the story. It was just incredibly sad to see him going off on his own knowing he would never return. Perhaps he died out there, as I guess there would be no more Indian tribes out there as he once knew them. Or perhaps Tonto was an elderly man who only thought he was Tonto, and was reliving a past that was not actually his, though did not realise it. Perhaps the Lone Ranger never existed at all. So, all in all a brilliant movie that is highly under-rated. There are a few extras's on this Blu Ray version, such as bloopers, deleted scenes and behind-the-scenes programmes. Awesome picture quality, though in one brief scene I got a load of white noise on the audio track. Not sure if it was my disk or machine. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wrong Brother. *by S***N on 6 May 2014* The early signs were not good, tales of production problems galore and early critical notices wading in to kick the film before it had even had a run at the theatres. The Lone Ranger seemed destined to be a blockbuster stinker. Yet in spite of it noticeably alienating original Lone Ranger purists, and some Western lovers as well, for a rollicking action fun packed time then Gore Verbinski's movie delivers in spades. It's awash with the serial silliness of adventure films and TV shows of yore, pitching good guys against bad guys with buddy buddy shenanigans pulsing away at the core. The stunts are outrageously enjoyable, the landscape photography as beautiful as it is respectful in homage to past masters of the Western genre, while in Depp's Tonto there's a bona fide hero to root for just as much as he makes you laugh out loud. This is an origin story, a tale of how John Reid (Armie Hammer) became The Lone Ranger, and of course how the noble steed Silver and Indian side-kick Tonto became integral to his villain fighting ways. Tom Wilkinson and William Fitchner file in for polar opposite villain duties, the former is the weasel business man trying to mould the West in is own image, the latter a repugnant psychopath with a penchant for eating human hearts! Then Helena Bonham Carter wanders in from some Grindhouse movie for a couple of cameos that are resplendent with sexual energy. It's all very wacky and wild, and rightly so, but this is not at the expense of very good story telling. Some parts of the narrative could have been trimmed, but as the bromance builds between our two heroes, and Silver gets up to all sorts of comedy horse escapades, there's nary a dull moment here. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Verbinski throw all the action staples into the pot. Chases, fights, swinging from ropes, shoot-outs, people dangling from speeding train (pic is bookended by awesome train sequences), grisly deaths and on it goes from start to end. There's caustic asides to the machinations of organisations of the time, from railroad magnates to the cavalry, while the catchphrases and legends of The Lone Ranger TV series are deftly inserted into the tale. It was interesting to see Depp come out and defend the movie against those damning early critic reviews, it's not something he does, being as he is very much a guy who sees acting as just a job. Bruckheimer, Hammer and Verbinski backed Depp up, stating that some reviews were written before the film had even been released, the big budget and production problems clearly making this a big stinker... Not so, it's certainly not flawless, and those seriously into anachronisms are likely to have kittens. But if you haven't seen it yet, if you was put off by the venomous early reviews, then give it a chance, you may just be surprised at just how entertaining it is. It also looks and sounds brilliant on Blu-ray, where repeat viewings even show Hammer to be better than first thought as that masked man. 8.5/10 ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well Worth a Tenner *by S***E on 30 December 2013* My family & I thought this was a good film. It was amusing (light comedy, with running gags like "Why the mask?"), and the photography, animation and other special effects where very well put together and executed. It did seem pretty violent in places for a "12", and this may be something that could have jarred some viewers. If you remember re-runs of the TV series (the last episode was made in 1957 with Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels) then you may enjoy the off-beat parallels between the two main characters in the film compared to the TV series. However, the film is quite different, as Tonto seems to be the major character, while the Lone Ranger (Kemosabe) is the "wrong brother". You may also feel a twinge of nostalgia when the theme music from the William Tell Overture kicks in. There are plenty of negative reviews here, but I'm not really sure why. 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