Coming from the director of the first Pirates of the Caribbean, and equipped with the talented voice acting of Johnny Depp, Rango is a wonderful animation movie.
Rango is a pet Chameleon who is ordinary and very lonely without any goals of life. He accidently ends up in the Mojave Desert at a time where the town of ‘Dirt’ faces a water crisis. With his good old acting skills and all sorts of made up heroic stories, Rango fits in to the community better than he expected and becomes the new sheriff in town. And as the water crisis becomes worse and the water bank is robbed the duty calls for desperate actions from his part. Now he has to capture the water thieves and a reveal a plot behind this all to control the water supply of Dirt in order to control power.
The quality of animation is commendable. It starts pretty decent and then ends up being quite extravagant. The whole wild west look and feel of the movie get a good boost with the music and the story telling set of owls appearing here and there with some good lines.
The plot is itself is quite creative. Though at times it’s a bit predictable I liked the characters and how each of them plays their decent part in it. And there are some animation challenging action sequences which is pulled out very well.
And as Rango says ‘I couldn't help but notice you noticing me noticing you’. It’s no waste of time noticing this flick.
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Adventure
Director: Gore Verbinski
Writers: John Logan (screenplay), John Logan (story)
Stars: Johnny Depp, Isla Fisher and Timothy Olyphant
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