Director Gore Verbinski’s first foray into animated features turns up a unique western based around the life of a delusional pet chameleon. An aspiring actor on the move; our star finds his life shattered around him as an accident leaves him abandoned in the desert to fend for himself. Thirsty and scared our comedic chameleon stumbles upon the town of Dirt and quickly reinvents himself in a move that will redefine his destiny. With no shortage of homage to the western heroes of classic cinema Rango rounds up wit and grit in an animated feature that will alienate no one.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
100 Word Review - Rango
Director Gore Verbinski’s first foray into animated features turns up a unique western based around the life of a delusional pet chameleon. An aspiring actor on the move; our star finds his life shattered around him as an accident leaves him abandoned in the desert to fend for himself. Thirsty and scared our comedic chameleon stumbles upon the town of Dirt and quickly reinvents himself in a move that will redefine his destiny. With no shortage of homage to the western heroes of classic cinema Rango rounds up wit and grit in an animated feature that will alienate no one.
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