Rango

“The movie literally starts with a pangolin getting run over by a car, and they show it. That scene alone made me realize this film wasn’t playing around.”

WaiPhyo1521about 0–10% inread it ↗

“Later, there is a battle scene that straight-up feels like Mad Max, with explosions everywhere and characters getting wiped out left and right. It is brutal for an animated ****”

WaiPhyo1521about 50–70% inread it ↗

“being a little too long”

kyle20ellisabout 75–100% inread it ↗

“the starting intro to character and his unusual comedy with sudden turn of events and exploded screen full of references from start it was amazing”

Diptanshuabout 0–15% inread it ↗

“But the pacing of the story was slow that I was close to snoozing off.”

ohlalipopabout 0–100% inread it ↗

“The film starts off absolutely hilariously, with an accident, half a road kill and a journey through the desert turned into a maniacal chase as soon as a hungry hawk gets wind of Rango's presence. After meeting a lovely lizard named Beans, he ends up in the small town of Dirt. Where, after a good deal of bluff and dumb luck, he is appointed sheriff. So far, no harm, no foul, just good comedy. In fact, nearly-wetting-my-pants-laughing-out-loud-comedy.”

DoryDarkoabout 0–33% inread it ↗

“However, at this point is where it all turns just a little bit haywire. No real damage done, just a small sense of cluelessness as we go along.”

DoryDarkoabout 33–66% inread it ↗

“**An enjoyable film that gives us, perhaps, more than we could have hoped for.** This film surprised by not coming from any of the major animation studios and, even so, having a lot of quality and winning the Oscar for Best Animated Film. I didn't see it at the time, I just saw it now, but I can say that I was reasonably pleased. The film pays an honorable tribute to the old western movies with a narrative set in the present day, but in a small village in the Nevada desert, where the water ha”