WhiteCoyote

This is the best concert DVD I've ever seen. Zakk at his best. Clips from a dozen different things. Put it in, turn it up, pop open a cold on, and get ready to be taken on the best ride of your life. Nick Catanese blew me away with his ability to keep right with Zakk on his solos. Robert's bass is great, and Craig's drums are slammin'. Detroit Chapter of the BLS was probably the best place to film at, the crowd is great. I envy every single person who was there. They drank the place dry. They're a great section of acoustic stuff by Zakk and Nick that I just can't get enough of. If you're into BLS, you need this DVD. It's a must for everyone who bleeds Black Label.

I loved it. It was one of the few 'Western' orientated movies that didn't show Native Americans as savages walking around and saying "how, white-man." And The Ranger himself was all "Hi-ho, Silver, Away!" They eliminated a lot of what made 'The Lone Ranger' seem extremely corny to me. As for the soundtrack, I loved it. Especially the ending with The Lone Ranger theme blaring on electric guitar. If I can find the tabs for it, I'm playing it at my next party. I hope they make into a series, I'll add it to my list of things that I watch during the week. Smallville, Buffy, Angel, CSI...The Lone Ranger. Sounds like a pretty good fit to me, y'all. Sure, I'm 18, and an angsty 18 year old male, at that. But this movie sparked my interest. Sure, it didn't hold true to what the old Lone Ranger acted like, and the wardrobes weren't exactly accurate, (being native myself, I do understand that.) but it's defiantly going down as one of my favorite T.V. Movies.

I loved this movie. It brought a new concept to the Vampire Myth that I hadn't thought of before. A lot of people didn't like it because of some "excessive nudity" or "excessive blood", but I didn't think it was excessive. Very good movie. Actors were awesome.