Starring Josh Brolin, John Malkovich, Michael Fassbender and Megan Fox
A sweaty, dirty mess of a film, Jonah Hex fails to make a great impression despite a pair of good efforts by Josh Brolin and Michael Fassbender.
Starting out well, with an opeing scene that gives us the insanity of having a pair of gatling guns strapped to a horse (which rotates like a gun emplacement, seriously, it does, it’s inspired), the film soon loses steam and begins to drown in the mess that is its wafer thin plot and one-dimensional characters.
…Michael Fassbender, seen here helping to give Hex his trademark scar, is one of the few things good about this film…
Seriously screwing up what could have been a great premise, Jonah Hex fails to be what it should really have been, that being a great supernatural-tinted western. It has occasional fun moments, such as the aforementioned opening sequence, and the action sequences and score by Mastadon offer glimpses of what could have been, but ultimately it is such as mess that it is almost unitentionally humourous at times.
Megan “I stink up every film I’m in” Foxs out of Five