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About Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1:
In the great tradition of Warner Bros. Pictures’ iconic Westerns, “Horizon: An American Saga” explores the lure of the Old West and how it was won-and lost-through the blood, sweat and tears of many. Spanning the four years of the Civil War, from 1861 to 1865, Costner’s ambitious cinematic adventure will take audiences on an emotional journey across a country at war with itself, experienced through the lens of families, friends and foes all attempting to discover what it truly means to be the United States of America.
Costner stars alongside an impressive ensemble cast that includes Sienna Miller, Sam Worthington, Jena Malone, Owen Crow Shoe, Tatanka Means, Ella Hunt, Tim Guinee, Danny Huston, Colin Cunningham, Scott Haze, Tom Payne, Abbey Lee, Michael Rooker, Will Patton, Georgia MacPhail, Douglas Smith, Luke Wilson, Isabelle Fuhrman, Jamie Campbell Bower, Alejandro Edda, Wasé Winyan Chief, Michael Anganaro, Angus Macfadyen, Jon Beavers, Alex Nibley, Kathleen Quinlan, Etienne Kellici, Amos Jason Charging Cloud, Bodhi Okuma Linton, Gregory Cruz, James Russo, Jeff Fahey, David O’Hara, Chris Conner, Leroy M. Silva, Bernardo Velasco, Tom Everett, Glynn Turman, Giovanni Ribisi and more.
Costner returns to directing for the first time since his 2003 critically acclaimed hit “Open Range,” and revisits Civil War-era America, the setting for his 1990 blockbuster and directorial debut, “Dances with Wolves,” which won seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. He produces alongside Howard Kaplan and Mark Gillard, with Danny Peykoff, Robert Scannell, Armyan Bernstein, Charlie Lyons, Barry Berg and Rod Lake executive producing.
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Love that the SGT is wearing a Dragoon jacket, orange piping, with Cavalry chevrons. Costume folks deserve a raise for that little pearl.
To bad they couldn’t be more accurate with the guns used
@@deadhorse1391 yea, I get why they used conversions instead of percussion guns in filming. Also Spencer carbines and Henry’s were just starting to get in the hands of cavalry troops in the eastern theater of the of the war, much less the far flung edge of the frontier.
Orange? Looks yellow. Golden yellow to be specific. Yellow is the colour of the cavalry isn't it?
Look at the piping at the collar and on the jacket. It is clearly orange. Prior to 1859-60 we had 5 regiments of mounted troops. 1st and 2nd Dragoons, a regiment of Mounted Rifles, and 1st and 2nd Cavalry. All reorganized into Cavalry regiments before the war. Orange for Dragoons, green for Mounted Rifles, and yellow for Cavalry
@@deadhorse1391 Too... Too bad.
This movie is far far better than its box office shows. If you like westerns you’ll like this. If you’re not that into westerns but like gritty drama, you’ll like this.
Costner has made another "How the West was Won" masterpiece. Its beautiful and made with love.
Well chapter 2 has already been made. And 3 is filming now. My guess is it might be shifted to streaming services. Sad it needs to be seen on big screen to really see how awesome the land is.
I don't think future Horizon movies will be cancelled. Kevin will probably negotiate a deal with Netflix for the remaining episodes of Horizon.
Slap fives!
Greetings from Australia, Today, my wife Jana and I took the opportunity to see this Kevin Costner movie Horizon. It was absolutely brilliant. It reminded me of old movies like How the West Was Won. Horizon was just a roller coaster of historic emotions. If you get the opportunity, go see it on the big screen before it’s gone.
How is this getting bad reviews? What a great scene with great actors acting. What more you need?
A plot.
I watched the movie; scene to scene it's fine but there's no actual overarching narrative. Just a bunch of disconnected stories the movie jumps back and forth between with little rhyme or reason.
Because the acting is mediocre. These guys have plenty of screen experience but this needed people with a bit of stage experience too. This, and many of the monologues in this movie, lack depth.
Did you watch it? Be honest, how many times did say to yourself "Wait, now who is This guy and where did he come from?"
Costner makes a new western masterpiece!! The best film of the year! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
An excellent movie 3 hours never went by so fast I wish people would have given this a chance because I'm ready to see episode 2
thanks for bringing this to a small theatre like mine in our small city, the family and I are going to see this Saturday afternoon!
Will it still be in your cinema. It's gone from mine in Ireland. Saw it two weeks ago.
@@guimarboy yes, surprisingly. I live in a city of only 60k people
@@guimarboy Here in middle America (who were the early adopters of YELLOWSTONE) Warner Bros, KNOWS in the coming weeks, many more will take a break from Summer to SEE THIS.
This movie was fantastic!
My gf and i went to see it. Both loved it. Both of us really wanna see part 2 in the cinema.
Brilliant performances by really solid actors. Script is really well written too.
The SGT was probably my favorite character. Rookers portrayal reminds me alot of Victor Mclaughlin in John Fords Cavalry movies
Absolutely!
Please upload the walk uphill & gunfight scene between Costner & Bower. That scene is gonna be a classic!
NO.
I agree such a tense scene 😬
Please Warner, release the three next movies !!!
Watched it Sunday. Loved it. Enough length to flesh out the characters and try to see what life was really like during the westward expansion.
Magnificent movie! Go see it.
I will always remember on Sunday mornings watching the old Western movies with my Dad in the 50's and 60's. My maternal ancestors were homesteaders looking for land and opportunity in the old West.
Excellent dialogue...makes me want to see it.
A great movie! I must've written this a hundred times by now.
Critics are hopeless...Wonderful movie. I am so looking foward to seeing series two. Kevin C in his movies tries to show both sides of the story. Although hard to get people into the Cinemas nowadays when it well be eventualy streamed.
He tried to tell both sides of ten different stories in 3 hours.
Horizon Chapter 1 is a great and ambitious Western. I cant wait to see what happens next.
I cant believe how hard this movie flopped so hard at the box office. But i dont think audiences like movies as much as they did in the 1990s. And i dont think people have the money to frivolously spend at the movies
Love this movie
I definitely gotta see this it looks amazing forget about the lame critics
I just downloaded all 3 hours of this, can't wait to watch.
The word indigenous comes from the Latin word indigena, which means "native" or "sprung from the land". Indigena is a combination of the Old Latin words indu, meaning "in" or "within", and gignere, meaning "to beget". The word was first used in English in the mid-1600s, but the earliest documented use of indigenous was in 1632 by M. Stanhope
correct- but this word was not in common parlance in the United States unless you were Classically trained or had an expensive education. the Sergeant being Irish would have had a 4-6 grade education at best, whereas the officer would be more educated but do not expect college degrees. the common term of Indian was in use as well as more derogatory terms as there was a real war between the nations.
Excited to watch this movie.
Great understated performance by Danny Huston ! Totally believable.👍🏼
great movie so far
The biggest problem I had with this beautifully shot movie is that they didn't set up the different story lines with context. They just dropped you in the middle of it.
If Michael Rooker is in it, you know it’s going to be awesome.
Im going to watch it tonight. I heard its fantastic. I like the scenes ive seen on here so far.
PS please make the next instalment.
Second Horizon movie already completed. Waiting for the right time to release it.
Another classic
Is it like a thing in his contract that he has to have that haircut? Everyone else looks like they belong in the period, and here comes jack reacher looking like sergeant pepper at a funeral.
I like westerns and usually like Kevin Costner and was looking forward to seeing this one
Wasn’t a bad movie but was a confusing To long movie that jumped all over the place. Was to much in the movie.
I can’t believe no one talked to him about this,
Kevin a fait un nouveau et un grand travail❤zohra zohra
Fantastic
This is a masterpiece🤩
What a soliloquy...a masterwork of a movie and yet people inexplicably trashed it. Go figure.
Indigenous? Aboriginal? Surely they would have just called them Indians
Or worse
Actually no, Indians are from India. Some native tribes in America got their names from Spanish conquests.
For a an old soldier in the old army of Britain, I can see the word “aboriginal” being used. Indigenous is less likely, but since Lieutenant Gephardt is the only one who says it, I chalk it up to it as a character trait of his being sympathetic to the Apaches. So while perhaps not used widely, individually, I can see it.
Sympathetic and educated
@@josephknaak9034 West Point education is a wonderful thing!
You're kidding me--a cavalry officer in 1860 called the Indians "indigenous"?
His character is pretty sympathetic to them, so I think it makes sense for him to use that word
Very Ozzie that word....
Even still, he likely would have just called them Indians or Apache. These were the more sympathetic terms. Less sympathetic would have been the "savage red man."
The fake Irish accept that seems to come and go with the sgt. is almost comedic.
A realistic dialogue of the era. Appreciate that.
Next movie he should market better. Instead of making rounds on the talk shows about how much of his own money he spent, he could have pumped up the supporting cast of actors, released some clips. It was all about him, it bombed at the theater, and now we’re getting some decent marketing.
This scene needed to be trimmed down some. Too much meandering dialogue. Some music mixed in at the right places would have helped too.
Literally the best movie I’ve seen this year
Jake Sully's ancestor, speaking to another colonel about crushing the indigenous.
Not showing in Trinidad at all. 😢
They don't like Heteromovies in Trannietown???
Can only understand HALF of what they mumble. Whatever happened to speech coachs?
3rdski 😊
So everybody pontificates like Kevin Costner in this movie....
#Awardwinner
Maybe the least convincing Irish accent I've heard in years. I really like Rooker, but hearing that just makes this an automatic pass for me
Guy is MUMBLING.
Cant understand half his words.
They said Indians then not indigenous and bs
No wonder Yellowstone went away Costner took everyone else with him too
I am going to see this one TWICE! IT WAS BEAUTIFULLY FILMED!!
Huston
I heard the reviews are bad. I didn't think it would be this bad.
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Present 39 Minutes
"What were you thinking for a script? Something like Quentin Tarantino?" - "Nah, just some mumbling, and stuff, and it will be like the actors are just reading off the lines" - So not compelling?" - "Yeah!"
And why not in that era of the wast
The word "indigenous" would NEVER have been used in the mid-1800s. It was always "Indian" so stop trying to be politically correct for the sake of ratings. That alone is a factor that turns me against ever wanting to watch this film. Bad choice, Kevin.
I agree with you👍🏻
Bro, they had more than one way to describe things back then. English is not a new language.
@@road_king_dude Yes, the word "indigenous" has actually been around since the late sixteenth century, however, U.S. Army personnel would not have been using it to describe native Americans in the 1850s or 60s.
@@davedawe2420 Well this particular character felt it better suited his diction.
I was not impressed. I hope the second part is better. "There must be something better on the Horizon". It's just about some scam artist selling dangerous land to unsuspecting people hoping to find some kind of freedom. Even his surveyors are killed but the sell is already everywhere. Probably needs the settlers to wipe out the Indians as there is something in that area he wants to make his fortune on.
Yondu
Not watching anything with Kevin C in it anymore
How the west really was?
Anderson Ruth Martin Kenneth Harris Jeffrey
I just didn’t like the woke thing… indigenous people instead of Indians?
Too many actors from Yellowstone killed this movie.
2 of the worst accents I’ve ever heard 😂
I thought I would make a woke movie and nobody watched it surprise.
Indigenous wasn’t even in peoples vocabulary back then. Poor writing…
Indiginous. Lol. Woke term. Ridiculous
I’d rather watch my toenails grow.
This movie killed Yellowstone. I will never watch this
Incredible dialogue. Outstanding.
Pretty lousey