Disney Pulls In The Lone Ranger's Reins

Hi-No, Silver?If Disney's planned film from the Lone Ranger were a equine, it might have just stopped abruptly in a jump and tossed its driver - within this situation, a strange combination figure of director Gore Verbinski and star The Actor-brad Pitt - flying. Since the Mouse House just shut lower production about the movie. Deadline reviews the decision was apparently made since the budget have been sneaking as much as around $250 million, which appears like a great deal of dosh to become investing on the movie depending on a classic Television show, even because of the people involved with which makes it. Though Depp and Verbinski happen to be a part of a number of Disney's greatest hits - three from the Pirates movies together, with Depp also showing up within the 4th and Alice's adventures in wonderland - it appears such as the the large galleries are playing it very carefully when thinking about large gambles nowadays. Since Disney already has got the costly likes of John Carter and Oz: The Truly Amazing and Effective in a variety of stages across the pipeline and made the decision to place the brakes on Lone Ranger although it was still being getting set to shoot. The studio's professionals will probably still want to get it made (especially since Depp includes a pay or play deal which means he will get his cash in either case) however the budget will have to shrink first and there is now a large doubt if the movie can make its planned 2012 release date. But considering the fact that the united states slot might have seen it facing the very first Hobbit film, that could be a blessing. But after Ron Howard's Dark Tower and Guillermo del Toro's In The Mountain tops of Madness, it is simply yet another sign that no project, a apparently guaranteed blockbuster with large names and reliable filmmakers behind it, is protected in the axe...