Good movie that's different, some flaws.

Rating: 8/10 (5 May 2011)

I saw this movie about a month and a half ago and it was definitely interesting.
I had heard reviews that were mostly positive about the film and was worth watching.
Rango starts out rather amusingly. We have a chameleon who thinks he's an actor and lives in his tiny glass cage. While rehearsing with his half bodied actress and his wind up fish (Forgot the names of his cast) he's thrust out of the back of a car window while his owners avoid a car wreck.
Rango is now in no-man's land and must escape from a Hawk who wants him FOR A MEAL! Tons of action awaits the viewer.
Rango is a great film and it touches on things that most people who don't think for themselves it would go right over their heads. This film touches on things such as progression, theology, and even suicide. And also if you watch this movie close enough you'll figure out that the armadillo is representing God.
The only drawbacks to this film is it has a lot of swearing such as Hell and Damn and not appropriate for very young children. Also Rango went on a little to long but was still worthwhile.
I am looking forward the DVD release.
8/10