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The Lone Ranger to hit Singapore screens on 4 July 2013

Did you grow up watching The Lone Ranger with Tonto fighting injustice in The Wild West? I bet you will remember the famous this famous line "Hi Ho Sliver. Away!"

"Away to the cinema" is what you will shout on 4 July 2013 as Disney's The Lone Ranger hits Singapore screens.


It would be interesting for a old man like me to see how this new Lone Ranger spans out.  

The Original Lone Ranger


The new Lone Ranger will, of course, have new effects to fit the big screen of 2013. 

Don't think there was pistol coming out from the shoe years ago..

The Lone Ranger would be Disney's latest bet on a movie that was plagued with issues. The movie was delayed in production two years ago due to to the increasing budget. However, production continued a year later and now we get to see the Lone Ranger in the big screen. 


The new Lone Ranger stars Armie Hammer as the Lone Ranger. However, the star power will be pulled in by Johnny Depp as Tonto, Lone Rangers trusting partner to fight injustice in the Wild West.  Johnny Depp role change will be interesting to see him move from being a pirate to a American Indian. With the Pirates of Caribbean movie series come close to an end after four sequels, the Lone Ranger would and could spell the start of a new movie series if the first episodes does well in the box office. 

"Am I looking at a new sequel?"

Catch Disney’s “The Lone Ranger” in Singapore cinemas this 4 July 2013! For more updates, like the Official Walt Disney Studios Singapore Facebook Page, follow @disneystudiosSG and subscribe to the Official Disney Studios Singapore YouTube Channel!

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