Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures, Mad Chance
Josh Brolin, John Malkovich, Megan Fox, Michael Fassbender, Will Arnett, John Gallagher, Jr., Tom Wopat, Michael Shannon, Wes Bently, Julia Jones
Jonah Hex (Brolin) is a scarred bounty hunter with warrants on his own head. He’s on the run, when the US makes him an offer of freedom from the charges in return for stopping a terrorist who is about to attempt to wreak havoc in the nation. Turnbull (John Malkovich) is the one who murdered Jonah’s family while Jonah was made to watch. This is what disfigured Jonah in the first place. Turnbull faked his own death, but joined with a bunch of Conferederate supporters to try to attack and punish the union. Hex has to stop them before July 4th.
I really did not enjoy this movie in the least. It is based on a comic book, and I must say that I’m not typically a comic book movie fan, but this one was particularly BAD in my opinion. There was hardly any story and everything was really ho-hum. Megan Fox was especially awful. Her performance was like a high school play. I think Josh Brolin tried hard, but his speaking due to the disfigurement of his face made him really hard to understand like someone talking with lockjaw. The worst part is though that I could just not keep my attention on the story. It was so dull that I found myself think of other stuff almost constantly. I was really disappointed in this film. Some users are talking about the worst movie of the year. Well, it certainly, to me, was the worst with the caliber of stars that were in this film. I just can’t figure out how it got released like this. The movie can never really decide what kind of movie it was. Disjointed at best, and just not very good. I’d say skip this one unless you’re a fan of the comic book version, although I’m not sure how well they did in capturing the comics either.
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Movie Review - Jonah Hex (2010) {PG-13},