Jonah Hex

United States

2010

80 Min

Color

2.35:1

English

Currently 1.5/5 Stars.
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PROD Akiva Goldsman, Andrew Lazar

SCR Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor, William Farmer, John Albano, Tony Dezuniga

CAST Josh Brolin, John Malkovich, Megan Fox, Michael Fassbender, Will Arnett, John Gallagher Jr., Tom Wopat, Michael Shannon, Aidan Quinn, David Patrick Kelly, Jeffrey Dean Morgan

ED Kent Beyda, Daniel P. Hanley, Fernando Villena

MUSIC Marco Beltrami, Mastodon

Director

Jimmy Hayward

James “Jimmy” Hayward (born September 17, 1970) is a Canadian film director, screenwriter and animator.

Hayward was born in Kingston, Ontario. At a young age, Hayward began his career at Mainframe Entertainment animating and directing commercials, he was one of the original animators of the television series, ReBoot. Throughout his career he has worked at Pixar Animation Studios, 20th Century Fox and Blue Sky Studios, and was an animator for Toy Story, A Bug’s Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., and Finding Nemo. He was the sequence director and story consultant for Robots.

His studio directorial debut, Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! starring Jim Carrey and Steve Carell, had a worldwide gross of $297,138,014 (as of May 2009).

Jimmy’s first live-action film, Jonah Hex, was released in June 2010. —Wikipedia

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G.W. Johansson

21Jan12

What the hell was this cast thinking?!

Kid Sisyphus

7Sep11

I hope when Hollywood remakes this in a few years that they cast Christian Slater as the bad guy and Keanu Reeves as the tattooed leprechaun.

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ΞRIC B∆D TASTΞ

19Aug11

after Bud Spencer & Terence Hill the first western i have seen since yeeears... & i didn't know before it is/was also a comic..! so.... not bad but also not such a great movie - enjoyable..!

Coheed 2.5

7Jul11

A casebook example of a studio botching a film that could have been great. It has the cast - Fassbinder, Brolin etc. - Neveldine and Taylor writing the script and Mastodon providing the score, and yet there is a clear sense that this film was compromised, leaving a generic mess that could have been an entertaining romp. I wish I could slap the executive at Warner Brothers who screwed up this production.

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