Meanwhile, our close kemosabe, THE LONE RANGER, went a traveling the earth to see a super advance screening for a SUMMER 1998 film. That's right, they do do this stuff awfully early some times. Anyway here is what The Lone Ranger had to say:
I was glad to recieve passes to a test screening since I never get to go to one. When I went to see the Peacemaker on Friday, they were handing out passes to a "new movie" which they wouldn't tell me. But I just wanted to go to one so I went with my two friends. When we got there, they started to kick people off line but thankfully we made it. When we got inside, this guy went up front and told us that we were about to see one of the big releases of 1998. He said that it is only 60 percent complete and that it was a sequel to a big film from a few summers ago. I figured it out just as he said "And here is U.S. Marshalls." My eyes lit up as the screen came on and everyone cheered. Now, I have been asked to keep this review spoiler free so I will. It starts with Wesley Snipes breaking into a house to rob and accidentally kills the wife of a rich executive. He then runs and they call upon the top marshall, Tommy Lee Jones and his new sidekick Robert Downey Jr. They go out in search of Snipes like in the Fugitive. There are sooo many good action sequences in this film that even surpass the Fugitive,and they weren't even completely done yet. I won't give any of them away though. Jones is very good in this film and replays Sam Gerard even better this time. Downey gets a little annoying at time but he plays decently off Jones. Snipes in the villian role dissappointed me a little but he was ok. They said they might do some reshoots but I thought it was fine the way it was. So did the audience who cheered both Jones and Snipes at times, which I think was the intention. I hope your readers enjoy this review and I hope to go to more test screenings in the future.
Well just as long as Wesley does that incredible stunt with that L train, I'm happy. You'll see my friends. You'll see. The script was a quick read for me, and if a 60% finished film can illicit cheers, then you are off to a great start!!!
