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Release Date:
30 November 2001 (USA)
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Tagline:
Count Your Bullets.
Plot:
A ragtag group of youngsters band together after the American Civil War to form the Texas Rangers, a group charged with the dangerous, ruthless duty of cleaning up the West. full summary | add synopsis
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Texas
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Texas Ranger
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Mexican
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Law Enforcement
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Cattle
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Go go Texas rangers
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | James Van Der Beek | ... | Lincoln Rogers Dunnison |
 | Rachael Leigh Cook | ... | Caroline Dukes |
 | Ashton Kutcher | ... | George Durham |
 | Dylan McDermott | ... | Leander McNelly |
 | Usher Raymond | ... | Randolph Douglas Scipio |
 | Tom Skerritt | ... | Richard Dukes |
 | Randy Travis | ... | Frank Bones |
| Leonor Varela | ... | Perdita |
| Brian Martell | ... | Jean-Pierre Marsele |
 | Alfred Molina | ... | John King Fisher |
| Billy Morton | ... | Abajo |
| Kate Newby | ... | Henrietta Dukes |
 | Robert Patrick | ... | Sgt. John Armstrong |
 | Gordon Michaels | ... | Mariachi Guard |
| Joe Renteria | ... | General Cortinas |
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Rated PG-13 for western violence.
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Runtime:
90 min | Argentina:89 min | USA:110 min (original version) | Germany:86 min
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2.35 : 1 more
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Portugal:M/12 |
Iceland:16 |
South Korea:12 |
Finland:K-15 |
Argentina:13 |
Germany:16 (DVD rating) |
Spain:7 |
UK:12 |
USA:PG-13 |
Australia:M |
Singapore:PG
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James Van Der Beek had never ridden a horse prior to this movie.
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Errors in geography: The film is supposed to take place along the Nueces Strip, the coastal line from Nueces County to Brownsville. However, the film frequently shows hills and mountains, which are not found within 200 miles of the Nueces Strip.
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Older Ranger:
[hesitantly watching King Fisher and two men approach] King Fisher... What?s your business here?
John King Fisher: I've come for my beaves.
Older Ranger: This is a public auction, Fisher. You?re welcome to bid when the time comes.
John King Fisher: I bid fifty.
Auctioneer: [confused] Fifty what?
John King Fisher: Fifty of them.
[fifty of Fisher?s bandits ride in behind him, weapons drawn]
Older Ranger: [afraid] I can't let you take these cattle.
John King Fisher: Draw!
[Fishers bandits slaughter everyone]
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John King Fisher: I've come for my beaves.
Older Ranger: This is a public auction, Fisher. You?re welcome to bid when the time comes.
John King Fisher: I bid fifty.
Auctioneer: [confused] Fifty what?
John King Fisher: Fifty of them.
[fifty of Fisher?s bandits ride in behind him, weapons drawn]
Older Ranger: [afraid] I can't let you take these cattle.
John King Fisher: Draw!
[Fishers bandits slaughter everyone]
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I had never heard of this movie and whatever reviews were written about it, but the best I can recreate is that it's "inaccurate". Well I get over these things easily if I'm enjoying myself. I stumbled upon it as one of the many delights of daytime TV and hell, it beats fresh air. The opening credits alone already amused me, how do you cast James Van Der Beek, Ashton Kutcher and Usher Raymond(which is a way classier movie credit than "Usher" by the way. Think of the hassle when he plays an usher)and sleep at night? Ashton Kutcher still talks like he could fall of a water tower any minute, and it doesn't help that Van Der Beek's last name here sounds a lot like Dawson, but Usher proves to be a halfway decent actor, he might be one of the only rappers/singers/businessmen that actually took lessons and is believable in any way. Director Steve Miner gets everything filmed, probably within time and budget, but really doesn't have a lot of creative input, this looked like a job for him, the splatter from the two better/less awful "Friday the 13th"-installments suits him better. The story is not that compelling but provides quite a lot of surprises, even though they're not all that well written. The big problem really is that our main actor needs an extra dimension which he can't provide. We can't all be Clint Eastwood and we don't need a bad imitation of him, but try to make what you feel seem genuine,not like you're still that guy from "Dawson's Creek" trying to get into bigger projects. The casting just ruins it a bit for me, it could have been very good but it's not.