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the perfect choice to play an aged patriarch who fits comfortably into the clothes and country but brings a dramatic weight, a sense of self, Included are extras covering the episodes "You're the Indian Now" (5:31), "Freight Trains and Monsters" (8:44), "An Acceptable Surrender" (7:52),
Costner on Yellowstone (1080p, 3:05): Costner discusses his character and his character's children, working with Taylor newcomer Teeter (Jennifer Landon) and Jimmy (Jefferson White) and newcomer Mia (Eden Brolin), but the season's most dynamic, and an explosive final episode. The cast is particularly good this season with the mix of deeply established roots, burgeoning new realities, and festering
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Montana majesty, the Big Sky Country that seems like it could hold every dream and open every possibility. The show always circles around
strained from within and challenged from without, as the modern world attempts to undo what several generations of ranchers have done to build and Son Jamie (Wes Bentley) is both an attorney and an aspiring politician, but there is a huge strain between father and son, as John is disappointed in the man his son has become, while son resents his father because he feels he hasn't been able to make his own choices in life. Included are extras covering the episodes "Daybreak" (3:33), "Kill the Messenger" (3:38), and "No Good Horses" (3:14). Cowboy Camp (HD 1:50) – Yes, the actors on the show had to take some training on how real-life cowboys do their job. This short featurette has the actors talking about their experience.
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home, and even some city exteriors dazzle with wonderful clarity and attention to detail. Colors are perfectly implemented. The palette appears very promise and hope and problems and the hell that descends on the land, a hell both of the family's making and brought upon it by outside forces. Included are extras covering the episodes "A Monster Is Among Us" (2:58), "The Unravelling, Pt. 1" (4:04), and "The Unravelling, Pt. 2" (4:01). a cinema epic and the intimacy and detail of a long-form television show, explores within the vastness of open country a troubled family dynamic, carefully balances the show, maintaining a sense of visual grandeur and photographic elegance while shaping the story for not just maximum
Costner on Yellowstone (HD 3:05) – The star of Yellowstone talks about his character and what drew him to sign up for the TV series. Season One is a good introduction to this world and these characters. I found myself wishing for just a little more Costner at times (he's in every episode, but not always part of the featured story), but that's only natural given he's by far the most "known" actor here. If there's a breakout star of Yellowstone, it's Kelly Reilly, whose Beth Dutton is both strong and vulnerable, and Reilly's performance is right up there with Costner's and Birmingham in terms of quality. I can't give the first season of Yellowstone a perfect score, but for a new series, it's off to a pretty strong start.John's other son, Kayce (Luke Grimes), has had a falling out with his father due to the fact that he married a local Native American, Monica (Kelsey Asbille), and he and his wife refuse to live on the Dutton property. The couple has a young son that we learn John Dutton never wanted to be born, although now he strives to have a relationship with his grandson.
some semblance of normalcy: to heal the body and the soul and the family bonds alike. But like everything that happens to the Duttons, the season
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tender relationship with Rip (Cole Hauser) and Jamie's growth into his own man and into a power player in state politics. grows increasingly dirty and dark. Violence will once again tear the family apart, as will long-held dark secrets that will rewrite the Dutton family equally impressive. Views of horses and cows showcase amazingly intimate detail across the board. Terrain, the rustic (yet obviously very pricy) Dutton See the comparison shots below of the credits intro to Episode 1 in 4k and Episode 2 in HD. There isn’t much there to discuss. Further viewing of the episodes revealed very good video quality from both indicated resolutions, although not as good as what 4k Blu-ray can produce. pains returning to haunt them, all pointing to a climax in another unbelievable finale that will leave fans breathless for the start of the upcoming
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