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** [[spoiler:Butch Butch getting pulverized by the train coach.]]
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* Two words: [[spoiler:[[IronicEcho Bad]] [[PreMortemOneLiner trade]].]]
** Two more: [[spoiler:[[StuffBlowingUp What]] [[DisneyVillainDeath bri]][[TrackTrouble dge]]?]]
*** Before either of those four words, [[spoiler: we have Tonto confront Cole and admit that demonizing the latter as a "wendigo" was just a coping mechanism for how he'd been tricked by an ordinary man. It's surprisingly mature of Tonto to come to terms with his demons. On the flip-side, he doesn't [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Cole, given what he's capable of.]]
* John figuring out that [[spoiler:Latham Cole]] is the true mastermind behind everything and was planning to kill him, simply from several clues dotting around the room they were both in and the undertones of [[spoiler:Cole's]] speech. When [[spoiler:Cole]] does try to shoot him, John proves more than ready and easily turns the tables on him. This scene marks just how far John has come.
** Two more: [[spoiler:[[StuffBlowingUp What]] [[DisneyVillainDeath bri]][[TrackTrouble dge]]?]]
*** Before either of those four words, [[spoiler: we have Tonto confront Cole and admit that demonizing the latter as a "wendigo" was just a coping mechanism for how he'd been tricked by an ordinary man. It's surprisingly mature of Tonto to come to terms with his demons. On the flip-side, he doesn't [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Cole, given what he's capable of.]]
* John figuring out that [[spoiler:Latham Cole]] is the true mastermind behind everything and was planning to kill him, simply from several clues dotting around the room they were both in and the undertones of [[spoiler:Cole's]] speech. When [[spoiler:Cole]] does try to shoot him, John proves more than ready and easily turns the tables on him. This scene marks just how far John has come.
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* Two words: [[spoiler:[[IronicEcho [[IronicEcho Bad]] [[PreMortemOneLiner trade]].]]
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*** Before either of those four words,[[spoiler: we have Tonto confront Cole and admit that demonizing the latter as a "wendigo" was just a coping mechanism for how he'd been tricked by an ordinary man. It's surprisingly mature of Tonto to come to terms with his demons. On the flip-side, he doesn't [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Cole, given what he's capable of.]]
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* John figuring out that[[spoiler:Latham Cole]] Latham Cole is the true mastermind behind everything and was planning to kill him, simply from several clues dotting around the room they were both in and the undertones of [[spoiler:Cole's]] Cole's speech. When [[spoiler:Cole]] Cole does try to shoot him, John proves more than ready and easily turns the tables on him. This scene marks just how far John has come.
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* The FinalBattle has the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLor5RqGaTY#at=206 classic Lone Ranger theme]] (aka "William Tell Overture") playing. Even not being a big fan of Lone Ranger, [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic it's ridiculously awesome]]. One reviewer, who utterly savaged the ''rest'' of the film, said of the final sequence, "And suddenly, the classic music that has so long been associated with the Lone Ranger begins playing, and once again I was a boy, sitting in front of my grandfather's television, cheering on the thrilling heroics of the hero. This amazingly entertaining and thilling sequence was almost enough to change my mind about the rest of the movie. Almost."
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* The FinalBattle has the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLor5RqGaTY#at=206 com/watch?v=nMZToxfIUAk&ab_channel=Rubinz classic Lone Ranger theme]] (aka "William Tell Overture") playing. Even not being a big fan of Lone Ranger, [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic it's ridiculously awesome]]. One reviewer, who utterly savaged the ''rest'' of the film, said of the final sequence, "And suddenly, the classic music that has so long been associated with the Lone Ranger begins playing, and once again I was a boy, sitting in front of my grandfather's television, cheering on the thrilling heroics of the hero. This amazingly entertaining and thilling sequence was almost enough to change my mind about the rest of the movie. Almost."
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*** Before either of those four words, [[spoiler: we have Tonto confront Cole and admit that demonizing the latter as a "wendigo" was just a coping mechanism for how he'd been tricked by an ordinary man. It's surprisingly mature of Tonto to come to terms with his demons. On the flip-side, [[RealityEnsues he doesn't]] [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Cole, given what he's capable of.]]
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*** Before either of those four words, [[spoiler: we have Tonto confront Cole and admit that demonizing the latter as a "wendigo" was just a coping mechanism for how he'd been tricked by an ordinary man. It's surprisingly mature of Tonto to come to terms with his demons. On the flip-side, [[RealityEnsues he doesn't]] doesn't [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Cole, given what he's capable of.]]
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--->''"I'm a spirit walker. I can't miss."''
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-->'''Tonto''': Something very wrong with that horse...
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* The FinalBattle has the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLor5RqGaTY#at=206 classic Lone Ranger theme]] (aka "William Tell Overture") playing. Even not being a big fan of Lone Ranger, [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic it's ridiculously awesome]]. One reviewer, who utterly savaged the 'rest'' of the film, said of the final sequence, "And suddenly, the classic music that has so long been associated with the Lone Ranger begins playing, and once again I was a boy, sitting in front of my grandfather's television, cheering on the thrilling heroics of the hero. This amazingly entertaining and thilling sequence was almost enough to change my mind about the rest of the movie. Almost."
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* The FinalBattle has the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLor5RqGaTY#at=206 classic Lone Ranger theme]] (aka "William Tell Overture") playing. Even not being a big fan of Lone Ranger, [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic it's ridiculously awesome]]. One reviewer, who utterly savaged the 'rest'' ''rest'' of the film, said of the final sequence, "And suddenly, the classic music that has so long been associated with the Lone Ranger begins playing, and once again I was a boy, sitting in front of my grandfather's television, cheering on the thrilling heroics of the hero. This amazingly entertaining and thilling sequence was almost enough to change my mind about the rest of the movie. Almost."
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* The FinalBattle has the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLor5RqGaTY#at=206 classic Lone Ranger theme]] (aka "William Tell Overture") playing. Even not being a big fan of Lone Ranger, [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic it's ridiculously awesome]].
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* The FinalBattle has the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLor5RqGaTY#at=206 classic Lone Ranger theme]] (aka "William Tell Overture") playing. Even not being a big fan of Lone Ranger, [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic it's ridiculously awesome]]. One reviewer, who utterly savaged the 'rest'' of the film, said of the final sequence, "And suddenly, the classic music that has so long been associated with the Lone Ranger begins playing, and once again I was a boy, sitting in front of my grandfather's television, cheering on the thrilling heroics of the hero. This amazingly entertaining and thilling sequence was almost enough to change my mind about the rest of the movie. Almost."
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** [[spoiler:Danny throws John the silver bullet and he proceeds to shoot the gun out of Cole's hand from an impossible distance.]] Rather than simply [[HandWave Hand-Waving]] it, the movie gives us a few wide shots of the valley and a quick focus on the bullet, boldly illustrating both the impossibility of the feat, the sheer magnitude of the sequence leading up to it, and the implausibility of that bullet being in the right place at the right time, pushing a tired cliché straight into RefugeInAudacity territory ''without making a joke of it''. And all that to the climax of Music/HansZimmer's rendition of the classic Lone Ranger theme.
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** [[spoiler:Danny Danny throws John the silver bullet and he proceeds to shoot the gun out of Cole's hand from an impossible distance.]] distance. Rather than simply [[HandWave Hand-Waving]] it, the movie gives us a few wide shots of the valley and a quick focus on the bullet, boldly illustrating both the impossibility of the feat, the sheer magnitude of the sequence leading up to it, and the implausibility of that bullet being in the right place at the right time, pushing a tired cliché straight into RefugeInAudacity territory ''without making a joke of it''. And all that to the climax of Music/HansZimmer's rendition of the classic Lone Ranger theme.
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* The FinalBattle has the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLor5RqGaTY#at=206 classic Lone Ranger theme]] (aka "William Tell Overture") playing. Even not being a big fan of Lone Ranger, [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic it's ridiculously awesome]].
** Highlights include the slight MickeyMousing with the gunfire, Silver and the Lone Ranger barely avoiding death when the train they are atop of goes through a tunnel, Tonto's trick with the ladder, and John riding Silver ''through'' the compartments while firing at the other train through the windows.
** Danny's attempts to help Tonto using his slingshot.
** [[spoiler:Danny throws John the silver bullet and he proceeds to shoot the gun out of Cole's hand from an impossible distance.]] Rather than simply [[HandWave Hand-Waving]] it, the movie gives us a few wide shots of the valley and a quick focus on the bullet, boldly illustrating both the impossibility of the feat, the sheer magnitude of the sequence leading up to it, and the implausibility of that bullet being in the right place at the right time, pushing a tired cliché straight into RefugeInAudacity territory ''without making a joke of it''. And all that to the climax of Music/HansZimmer's rendition of the classic Lone Ranger theme.
** [[spoiler:Butch getting pulverized by the train coach.]]
* Silver. Pick any part, the best example being [[spoiler:Silver somehow managing to get on the top of the burning barn lowering a rope down to John and Tonto to help them escape, then jumping off said burning barn to the ground]].
-->'''Tonto''': Something very wrong with that horse...
* "This is a damn bank robbery!"
* During the climax, John and Butch confront each other on the roof of the train. When both find their guns empty, Butch draws a knife while John rolls up his sleeves...
-->'''Butch''': (''incredulously'') Don't tell me. You ''boxed'' in ''law school''.
-->(''[[ItMakesSenseInContext Tonto comes by on a ladder.]] As Butch looks in utter disbelief, John cold-cocks him with a right cross'')
-->'''John''': [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass As a matter of fact, I did.]]
* Two words: [[spoiler:[[IronicEcho Bad]] [[PreMortemOneLiner trade]].]]
** Two more: [[spoiler:[[StuffBlowingUp What]] [[DisneyVillainDeath bri]][[TrackTrouble dge]]?]]
*** Before either of those four words, [[spoiler: we have Tonto confront Cole and admit that demonizing the latter as a "wendigo" was just a coping mechanism for how he'd been tricked by an ordinary man. It's surprisingly mature of Tonto to come to terms with his demons. On the flip-side, [[RealityEnsues he doesn't]] [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Cole, given what he's capable of.]]
* John figuring out that [[spoiler:Latham Cole]] is the true mastermind behind everything and was planning to kill him, simply from several clues dotting around the room they were both in and the undertones of [[spoiler:Cole's]] speech. When [[spoiler:Cole]] does try to shoot him, John proves more than ready and easily turns the tables on him. This scene marks just how far John has come.
* How perfectly the film captures John Reid's [[OriginStory transition]] from milquetoast lawyer to badass superhero. He starts off as an idealistic city slicker lawyer, a guy who trained in boxing but hasn't been in a real fight, and who hasn't held a gun in years. He's a firm and optimistic believer in the rule of law. After being forced into an ActionSurvivor role, seeing how corrupt the enforcers of the law can be, and finding himself somehow doing things that fall strictly into RefugeInAudacity, he comes out of the film as an ActionHero firmly on the good end of ToBeLawfulOrGood, who just goes with how audacious and out there his actions can be. It works.
** Highlights include the slight MickeyMousing with the gunfire, Silver and the Lone Ranger barely avoiding death when the train they are atop of goes through a tunnel, Tonto's trick with the ladder, and John riding Silver ''through'' the compartments while firing at the other train through the windows.
** Danny's attempts to help Tonto using his slingshot.
** [[spoiler:Danny throws John the silver bullet and he proceeds to shoot the gun out of Cole's hand from an impossible distance.]] Rather than simply [[HandWave Hand-Waving]] it, the movie gives us a few wide shots of the valley and a quick focus on the bullet, boldly illustrating both the impossibility of the feat, the sheer magnitude of the sequence leading up to it, and the implausibility of that bullet being in the right place at the right time, pushing a tired cliché straight into RefugeInAudacity territory ''without making a joke of it''. And all that to the climax of Music/HansZimmer's rendition of the classic Lone Ranger theme.
** [[spoiler:Butch getting pulverized by the train coach.]]
* Silver. Pick any part, the best example being [[spoiler:Silver somehow managing to get on the top of the burning barn lowering a rope down to John and Tonto to help them escape, then jumping off said burning barn to the ground]].
-->'''Tonto''': Something very wrong with that horse...
* "This is a damn bank robbery!"
* During the climax, John and Butch confront each other on the roof of the train. When both find their guns empty, Butch draws a knife while John rolls up his sleeves...
-->'''Butch''': (''incredulously'') Don't tell me. You ''boxed'' in ''law school''.
-->(''[[ItMakesSenseInContext Tonto comes by on a ladder.]] As Butch looks in utter disbelief, John cold-cocks him with a right cross'')
-->'''John''': [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass As a matter of fact, I did.]]
* Two words: [[spoiler:[[IronicEcho Bad]] [[PreMortemOneLiner trade]].]]
** Two more: [[spoiler:[[StuffBlowingUp What]] [[DisneyVillainDeath bri]][[TrackTrouble dge]]?]]
*** Before either of those four words, [[spoiler: we have Tonto confront Cole and admit that demonizing the latter as a "wendigo" was just a coping mechanism for how he'd been tricked by an ordinary man. It's surprisingly mature of Tonto to come to terms with his demons. On the flip-side, [[RealityEnsues he doesn't]] [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Cole, given what he's capable of.]]
* John figuring out that [[spoiler:Latham Cole]] is the true mastermind behind everything and was planning to kill him, simply from several clues dotting around the room they were both in and the undertones of [[spoiler:Cole's]] speech. When [[spoiler:Cole]] does try to shoot him, John proves more than ready and easily turns the tables on him. This scene marks just how far John has come.
* How perfectly the film captures John Reid's [[OriginStory transition]] from milquetoast lawyer to badass superhero. He starts off as an idealistic city slicker lawyer, a guy who trained in boxing but hasn't been in a real fight, and who hasn't held a gun in years. He's a firm and optimistic believer in the rule of law. After being forced into an ActionSurvivor role, seeing how corrupt the enforcers of the law can be, and finding himself somehow doing things that fall strictly into RefugeInAudacity, he comes out of the film as an ActionHero firmly on the good end of ToBeLawfulOrGood, who just goes with how audacious and out there his actions can be. It works.
