This articles title says that it is going to be about the movie "Rango" but the beginning is not. The article starts of saying something about something that I didn't understand. Then it lists a bunch of other movies that remind him of "Rango". Then he states how most kids remember the characters in animation films but not the people who are making the voices. After all of that typing that person gets to the movie.
He said that the movie is "thoroughly saturated in references to well-known, non-beast-centered stories." That makes sense from the little I have seen of the movie. The main character is a funny looking little lizard. He takes down the bad guys and the movie isn't about the evil. Its well known because it gets rid of evil and doesn't promote it like most movies now a days.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/20/movies/red-riding-hood-rango-uncle-boonmee.html?_r=1&ref=movies
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