Rango is a fictional character in the 2011 animated action-adventure film Rango.
Spirt of the West draws a rectangle on his windshield. When he looks through ...
At the bank after the robbery Rango walks in among the towns people and assum...
After Beans lowers her weapon the two start to get acquainted.
When Rango turns to hand out another torch, Sergeant Turley is standing their...
Rango takes his gun back from the kid, impervious of the peril he's placed th...
Priscilla runs to Rango and hugs him. When Rango prepares to go into his spee...
The Mayor has locked Beans and Rango in the vault. It is filling with water.
Maybell and her crew ride in on bats causing Jake to empty his shooter on the...
Rango goes out to meet with Balthazar's clan. Maybelle holds a gun on him que...
Rango and Roadkill locate the the emergency shut off valve the Mayor is using...
Looking out over a sprawling city Rango reflects on the series of events lead...
Rango crosses the road and falls asleep after reaching the other side. When h...
After leaving town and walking into the desert and back to the road, Rango an...
Rango points the Sheriff sign just before it's shot to bits.
Rango is trying to calm down the lynch mob outside the jail.
Rango, Beans and Wounded Bird discuss the Mayor's purchase of all the land in...
As they play a round of golf Rango begins to get wise and the Mayor starts to...
Rango suggests that the Mayor knows more about the bank robbery then he's let...
Rango plays a few rounds of golf with the mayor.
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