Josh Brolin

John Malkovich

Megan Fox

Michael Fassbender

Will Arnett

Aidan Quinn

Wes Bentley

John Gallagher Jr.

Tom Wopat

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Lance Reddick

Julia Jones

Michael Shannon

Rio Hackford

Luke James Fleischmann

David Jensen

Billy Blair

Sean Boyd

John McConnell

Jackson Townsend

T.J. Toups

Ned Coleman

John Wirt

Ty Holland

J.D. Evermore

Scott Staggers

Jimmy Hayward

Michael Arnona

Noel Murano

Preston Acuff

Jonathan Watts Bell

Vincent Riverside

Stephen S. Chen

Joseph Billingiere

Bill Martin Williams

Milos Milicevic

Eric Scott Woods

Maureen Brennan

Kennon Kepper

Grayhawk Perkins

Seth Gabel

Bruce Barnes

Andy Ryan

Darin Heames

Mitchell Amundsen

Matt Lasky

Rance Howard

Antal Kalik

Michael Papajohn

Tait Fletcher

Paul Zies

Brian Elerding

Jake Radaker

Natacha Itzel

Lisa Rotondi

Veronica Russell

Danny Cosmo

Sean M. Sellers

Alexander Asefa

Dennis Keiffer

John Albano

Tony DeZuniga

Mark Neveldine

Brian Taylor

D.J. Markuson

William Farmer

Akiva Goldsman

Andrew Lazar

Joshua Levinson

Margot Lulick

Richard Middleton

Miri Yoon

William Fay

John Goldstone

Jon Jashni

Matt LeBlanc

Ravi D. Mehta

Thomas Tull

Marco Beltrami

Mastodon

Tom Lewis

Fernando Villena

Bernard Telsey

Tom Meyer

Deven MacNair

Joel Dougherty

Cal Brunker

Josh Tessier

Mark Norby

Russell Towery

Allen Hall

Joey Box

Chris O'Hara

Deborah Rutherford

Randall D. Wilkins

Cassidy Vick Hice

Mark De Alessandro

Helen Cohen

Rosie Bernhard

Mark Yawn

Jerad Marantz

Michael Wilkinson

Ariel Velasco-Shaw

Seth Reed

John B. Josselyn

Jonah Markowitz

Robert Greenfield

Jeremy Peirson

Craig Henighan

Christien Tinsley

Gerald Quist

Beth Miller

Kerry Mendenhall

David Waine

Josh Hakian

Max Daniels

Stacey Carino

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Western

Drama

Fantasy

Thriller

Jonah Hex

Warner Bros. Pictures

Legendary Pictures

Weed Road Pictures

Mad Chance

United States of America

English

Per Gunnar Jonsson

I have to admit that, apart from a couple of episodes, I never really read Jonah Hex when I was a kid. I did not like Western comics very much. Thus, I have no point of reference as to whether the movie is true to the original comic series. Maybe that is an advantage when seeing this movie in that I cannot get upset by the movie not being true to the original. Actually I am reasonably sure that this movie with it supernatural and steampunk influences are not entirely true to the original comic series.

Despite what seems to be the general opinion I quite liked this movie. The story is mostly comic book material but then this is a comic book character after all. I thought the story was good enough. There is plenty of quite enjoyable action in it. Josh Brolin is doing a good job of portraying the bad-ass Jonah Hex and John Malkowich is perhaps not managing to project the diabolical übervillain image that the Turnbull character is supposed to have but he is still not doing a bad job. Megan Fox is, well…Megan Fox. She is fitting the character and the movie fairly well though.

It is my understanding that the supernatural element of the movie is not something that can be found in the original comic series. It did not really disturb me. I am not sure that it added very much but it was okay.

I understand that people having read and being fans of the original comic series would be upset if the movie did not follow the original but I have to say that I do not understand why everyone else seems to bash it as well. It was an enjoyable hour and a half of fun action. Jonah Hex was the bad-ass that you hoped for. This movie was a much better “interpretation” of a comic series than the abysmal Green Hornet for instance where the hero was turned into a fumbling idiot.

For me personally, this movie was definitely on the upper half of the enjoyment-factor scale.

_**Comic book Western with an excellent metal score**_

I was never a big Jonah Hex fan, but I have a handful of the comics from the 70s and was therefore mildly interested in this cinematic adaption from 2010, especially since Megan Fox looked so good in the promo pics, lol.

"Jonah Hex" reminds me of those gazillions of spaghetti Westerns from the 60s and 70s, like "Django" and Leone's "Man with No Name" trilogy except that it's more modern and entertaining.

To be expected, the atmosphere is very comic booky and the filmmakers do an outstanding job with the title character's hideously scarred face. It's like the comic come to life. Josh Brolin is fine in the eponymous role. On top of this, Megan Fox proves in her peripheral part that she was the foxiest woman in Hollywood at the time.

At only 82 minutes, the story is simple and the pace is fast, which I don't mind since too many films overstay their welcome. But the writers did strive for some depth and that's commendable. If there was more depth and epic-ness I wouldn't hesitate to raise my rating. As it is, "Jonah Hex" plays like a spaghetti Western that's actually decent. Imagine the style and pizazz of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" updated to 2010, but half as long, no tedious stretches and less one-dimensional characters and you'd have a pretty good approximation of "Jonah Hex."

One of the film's highlights is the incredible metalized score by Marco Beltrami and none other than Mastodon. The movie's worth seeing for the music alone, no kidding.

The film was shot in Louisiana with some re-shoots in California.

GRADE: B

Actually not terrible though some of the editing and directorial choices, especially in the finale, were questionable. I did like Josh Brolin in the lead even if his prosthetics weren't always the best but the action and pyrotechnics were decent enough and John Malkovich as usual makes for a vicious bad guy while Megan Fox was... Megan Fox, at least looked great. I did wish it leaned more into the weird elements as we only get a few moments. IDK, while not great it's nowhere near the bottom of the heap of comic book movies. **3.0/5**

Jonah Hex [Trailer 1] [HD] 2010

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