Thanks for your ideas especially from a true western perspective. I just don't understand why Sheridan, Costner & others in Yellowstone have to take God's name in vain to think in doing so they need to in order to make a good movie !

@@jimmyrhodes1808I agree got tired of the Yellowstone show pretty quickly been around ranchers and loggers my whole 61 years there were some rough characters nothing like that show portrayed we concentrated on working not drama 😎🍻

MAGA really is trying to get back to 5 year olds picking cotton. Boomers are still the worst generation in the history of the USA.

Born in Chicago, my family traveled out West for a year, homesteaded in Wyoming, settled in Vermont, we kids learned how to chop wood, run a splitter, we had outhouses and my parents made their own bread. And yes, do need to stand up to our elected officials. Thank you!

@@lisetteeliseparis7070 What veiled threat is MAGA projecting by "stand up to our elected officials"?

Western men are way different than today’s hollyweird….🤔

ok, what ''man who loves his woman"?? ....are you guys all trolls or patholigical liars. Dude, there is zero love story for Costner's character. She tricks him and leaves. WTH is wrong with everyone? He's barely on the screen! Their entire relationship lasts like 10 mins and is about as realistic as a cartoon. I am SO tired of people totally lying to hype up movies.

I grew up with John Wayne and my uncle Ned. Same men, one was in the movies and the other a working man in Colorado, but looked and acted the same.

@@fjimmel My grandads too, very blessed👍

I LOVED Horizon! Stunning visually, evocative, an homage to Westerns, historically important. Our history. I've seen it 4 times in the past week on the big screen. First time I've been in a theater in 2 decades. Great storytelling. Important.❤

Yes. I see the purpose for welfare, as I do for many laws and programs. The problem is that they are abused so much that they no longer serve the purpose they were created for.

​@@teslaus-str1; It's kinda like training an animal, you give them a sugar cube a carrot etc. as a reward for doing what you require of them. Eventually they look to you for the substance you offer. Some horses however seem to be unbreakable and wild and free. The Maverick. Gday

We've learned over the years living in the rural outskirts of Tucson that it is best to leave wildlife to their means of survival without trying to "help" them. Besides setting out water in the worst heat of the summer, we just observe and let them fend for themselves. We've learned not to judge animal behavior using human standards of morals and ethics, and we've learned a great deal from simply observing them and not interfering. We've learned that on their own they're incredibly well adapted, resourceful and resilient, and the less wary and more numerous of them become prey. Sometimes it's a matter good luck and bad luck. We incorporate these lessons in our own lives. We don't expect anyone to come to our rescue. We're also truly on our own, and act like it. We're going to watch this movie and I am confident we'll relate to it.

@@RonnDogg9900all a good concept! But we must keep at the idea that it doesn’t give us free rein to overlook the needs of the hurting needy people because we have put them in the class of welfare riders! Some are actually trying to make better of themselves. Prayer is the best way to know the shyster from the true seeker of Christ. Hard road to tow!

59-year-old disabled veteran here. I feel my years on me, too, but I see the scars as lessons learned. I can’t imagine my life without them, and I wouldn’t want to, either. My son is 27 years old and challenged with autism. I raised him on my own, with very little help, so I kept us close to the city, so that I could have access to various facilities for him, like the Y, for instance. It paid off, too. He was a member of a BSA group that specialized in western acting, and he was gifted with three very strong men of integrity as mentors, to whom he is still connected with today. He wants to learn survival skills and be a veterinarian technician. His autistic challenges have slowed him down a bit, but he’s determined to meet his goals and live his life to the fullest, and he’s not seeking handouts, but he does take the occasional hand-up. I couldn’t ask for better son.

Thank you. Yes. Real men are NOT a dime a dozen, but they are out there and they need a voice in this current climate of anti-masculine sentiment. Real men are extremely strong because they care.

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It definitely left me wanting to find out what happens next. For sure!!

this is helping me decide on this movie, thank you! I was a little on the fence about it. But I think I'll give it a chance now. I just did not have it in me to watch another movie where I need to ignore the plot bc the main draw is the setting! Like I love the landscapes but hate the characters so I constantly need to almost edit the movie on the go. Dunno if anyone else does that, but that was Yellowstone for me. the newer spin off series were a bit better...but still. It was hard. LOOOL!

Get Rip!

Yellowstone was the cliche interaction. No normal conversations. Just cliches enhanced by music.

@@samuelkuntz9734 i don't know. it seemed more like the worst possible representation that cliches. It's like making a movie all about a 100% inbred family and saying: well, that was the west!".... I mean I'm not saying there was zero inbreeding but *THAT* wasn't all ''the west". There way be crap in the forest but it ain't ALL crap. That's all I'm saying. :P

Agreed...I saw 1 episode of Yellowstone and that was enough for me. A western soap opera imo.

Thank you. That is an incredible compliment! If you hate it, that's ok too. :)

I agree with your ma. Usually he plays in movies that have to much smut for me to watch them, but I loved Open Range and Wyatt Earp.

Also loved Dances with Wolves ​@@teslaus-str1

Hollyweird is anti American 🤷🏿‍♂️

Hell, Hollywood doesn't like real people.

“Hollywood does not like real men” is an ignorant statement

I think the problem is most people expect something a little different than what this film is. It’s not Yellowstone!

I am beginning to wonder if that is a bigger issue than I thought. There may be a large crowd that is angry at Costner for leaving Yellowstone.

What’s to be angry about

​@@teslaus-str1sheridan the writer is evil

I saw it. it was disjointed at best and he really sold it differently in the promos and interviews. Don't expect it to be what the interviews say it is. Like, there's parts of the movie where the timelines are so messed up that it feels like he forgot to include certain footage. There's no ''love story" for Costner's character either... he's barely in the movie at all! And so is his supposed ''love interest". They have a handful of lines together. It's basically the trailer. that's like all his scenes, plus like 1 minute of transitional footage, where they're moving from place to place. I am SO sick and tired of people just dying to lie to the audience. It's so messed up. We're going to see it eventually and know you totally lied! Like, what' the point? I don't get it. It just disappoints people. Like, why do actors think it's their job to misrepresent their own movies?

One thing is for sure. Costner wants to tell the real story.

Can wait to see this

@@teslaus-str1 I was on the fence about this one...but I might give it a try. I was so optimistic about the Yellowstone stuff and they did have some nice moments but too much of the main show has super messed up relationships. Like, no man should feel guilty for being strong or a provider or a protector. But if you're the dude who's guilt tripping your daughter about an accident when they were young which resulted in their mother's death, you're just a dirt bag. I didn't like Costner's version of ''strong man" in the Yellowstone series. Men should feel guilty if they're dirt bags. But if this movie is not the same as that, then I'd give it a watch for sure. The newer spin off series were better. I loved the cinematography. The landscapes are BEAUTIFUL!!!

@@andrabook8758 give it a try this is a saga in the making ! If you liked Open Range you will love it !

Unless the movie is about the fur trade and land speculation it isn’t about what took people out west

I sure am. Feeling great.

By the way , i saw the movie last night.. Great performance..👍

I probably will too. Most people need a super fast action movie to keep their attention now days. I wonder if that is the problem people have with this movie, or are there just a lot of people angry with Costner for leaving Yellowstone?

I am with you. It was a long movie and too short for me. I wanted it to keep going!

If you do, let me know what you think in all honesty.

Don’t waste your time

We seen it today and looking forward to Part 2.

you didn't find the millenial artist couple just a wee bit out of place? O_o?...why are they there??

Those guys were tougher than me.

Im lakota, i fought against the foreign invaders of our land, im still figting them today.

@@growinglifeorganic940 How are you doing that?

@@growinglifeorganic940 How are you doing that?

@@growinglifeorganic940hey there chief just have a beer and relax 😎🍻

You bet.

Me too. I truly hope this entire saga of 4 gets made.

If you like mending fence cutting wood no sleep needing a bath sunburnt cold hungry getting stepped on working dark to dark 7 days a week you’ll love it 😎🍻

@@user-ktm890rider Yeah I found that out the first time I woke up early to feed on a crazy cold winter morning lmao,The satisfaction at the end of the day is worth it though

All I can tell you is that I certainly enjoyed it, but my expectations were pretty open too.

All I can say is what I thought about it. Hope you like it as well.

yeah... he definitely over-sold it for the interviews. imo. but i won't spoil it for you. for me, it did not have enough panoramic vistas to distract me from the plot holes.

Thank you. Yes. I don’t know how to review a movie, so this is what I end up with. 😄

Thank you. I don't really know how to make a review. So I just said what spoke to me. I am glad you liked it.

💯👍😎

You are very welcome!

Absolutely. From the comments I have received, I am beginning to wonder if there are a large number of people who are angry with Costner for leaving Yellowstone and that is why they are not watching this movie. Just a thought that occurred to me from reading some comments and reviews.

I think Kevin Costner has an agenda the truth I think he tried to portrayed in Dances With Wolves and that's probably why he ended up in Montana on the Yellowstone set but the guy that wrote the Yellowstone set had a different agenda which along with what's happening in our world today is merely propaganda to relieve you of your dollars or whatever else they want🎉🎉😂😢

The leader of that group of cowboys shot him because it was his horse that got loose and was noticed by the indians. If he would have tied his horse up properly, they would have backed away and not killed any of those Apaches. The horse getting loose forced that interaction.

You are welcome. I know I didn’t really review this as most do. I was looking at the storyline instead of the technicality.

I've thought of that, although I believe it was the unnecessary violence on Yellowstone that afforded him the opportunity to realize his dream.

dude.... he iS Hollywood. I know, I know we're all desperate for something to give in hollywood. But this is just not it. Like, he's selling it to you guys as ''anti-establishment" but in reality he's very much establishment. And he's barely in this movie. And I'm pretty sure he forgot footage which should have been included for his own charater's story line!...the movie is super roughly edited. At some point Costner and co. were supposed to be camping and they're in a town camp instead. Character pop in out of nowhere too. Like... come on. The sad part is that it's lazy. Like, no one expects him to be super man. But watch the movie. Does it make sense? Bc if it doesn't, you forgot something. How stinking rich do you have to be to just forget footage in your own movie which you invested 100 million of your own money into?? O_O It's the same kind of lazy that Rings of Power was. None of these people have anything in common with any of us regular folks. He totally mislead in the interviews too. It would be great if we had ''strong female characters". We don't. We have steroetype hooker, sterotype widow gold-digger, stereotype airhead book-worm(??) who has all the bad stuff coming to her bc she's a selfish a$$hole apparently, sterotype old-tough-lady... the list goes on. The movie can't decide if it's a commedy or ''gritty" either. Random masacre > funny old lady chasing ppl around with her umbrella > scalping en masse > cute dating scene with shy army captain. It's about as authentic as kids playing cowboys and indians. Did I miss something? Did your super highly educated grandmothers take their books and artsy husbands to the front and flash the entire camp at night? Bc that's a pretty wierd series of events to include in a ''classic western". She's practically making out with the washcloth. What's realistic about that? And since when were artist bookworms ever on the frontier? Like, he's basically portraying the future r-scene like they kinda had it coming a wee bit.... Did everyone sleep through this? Come on! No one could even READ in those times! In general, not just on the frontier! Who on earth goes to the frontier to DRAW and READ?! That's just some type of very oddly specific millenial dig with the artsy couple who just want to have their tourist moment with the ''magnificent" natives. Only to have bad things happen to them bc of course they would. They're ''upper class" and clueless selfish a$$holes. Plus, all the characters have like 5-10 min of screen time. I have no clue what their names are even... The ''tough living" is exemplified via rough soap, and a lot of supposed trauma everyone recovers from in like 2 minutes bc we only have 3 minutes of screen time left.... that's it. Most of the stuff he talks about in the interviews is not actually IN the movie. it would be great if it was...........but it's not.

@@andrabook8758 I never looked at any of the promotional stuff that was produced for this film - I saw it cold. It was heavily edited and I do agree with some of what you say. It all depends what you are expecting from a film.

I will certainly do my best. Thank you.

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