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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2023
- A look at the evolving relationship between John Dutton and Chief Rainwater on Yellowstone.
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Honestly John and Rainwater should just squash the beef and work together since Tate who is native american is going to inherit the land anyway.
John is a Native American too Tate is a indigenous.
@@GweGwe-lu9ob stop splitting hairs
@@MrMaWis-xh3zr what lies
Good point Tate is part native american, so he could work something out with allow his tribe in the Dutton ranch to bring back the memories their ancestors did in the land
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
I like how their relationship started as bitter enemies but evolved into a rivalry with mutual respect and honor
Almost like the screenwriters wanted it that way.
"You've never missed a meal in your fat life..."
Im gonna use that one 😂😂
Damn, nor have I, that line hit real.
"A smart man learns more from his enemies than a fool from his friends."
And these two men, are smart men.
"I'm going to pull down every fence. And it'll look the way it used to. And then I'm gonna build the Yellowstone Rainwater Hotel and Casino with an award winning buffet, a lounge with some of the top acts in music, magic, and comedy, and 3 floors of tables and slots. And don't forget about the Sweat Lodge gym, and Vision Quest: the Night Club."
Great stuff right there !
REALLY Putting more addition more mental greed out there. Hope you fail in your dreams of success.
So much for the land looking the way it used to.
Hypocrites, the lot of em.
@@davecrupel2817 Buddy do you not understand that it's an imaginary quote?
And regardless, a hotel and casino takes up a microscopic portion of 800,000 acres.
First I saw these two together I immediately thought, these two are basically the same guy, they have so much in common...just different flavors.
I like their dynamic, they each don’t like each other but they have respect for each other and I can’t to see what they do together next season
Also I feel they will need to work together considering they both have enemies on both sides
This is my favorite character development on television, cowboys and Indians, mortal enemies, finally joining against the reckoning that is grotesque progress
There's a difference between "progress" and "newer, bigger, meaner kinds of exploitation"
Two men who are fighting against each other for yesterday's war but with each other against the future.
3 old guys talking in raspy voices to make them sound a lot more serious. 😂
The respect they have for each other is awesome. They're almost frenemies lol
Taylor Sheridan made it very clear with _Wind River_ that he sympathizes intensely with Native-American reservations. Chief Rainwater will never be a proper villain in this series.
It’s so amazing that this show made more than multiple small towns’ worth of people move to Montana, when the message is, in reverse, so clear.
You know, I cannot connect to pieces here there are times were Thomas rainwater and John Dutton are like friends, but at the same time they’re like enemies
Mortal Frenemie's, they are bitter rivals who won't stop until the other is defeated but until then nothing says they can't get together and have a beer or two and talk about their mutual problems.
@@mugiwaranoluffy0 That and common enemies can bring even mortal foes together if only for awhile.
They respect each others' tenacity. They also both dont want to see rich people in condos everywhere in their town. They both cling to tradition.
Two lions fighting will stop and roar at a third one interrupting
There is no Inheritance tax if you leave the land and all assets are left to a trust with your families names on it... just saying.
I wonder if it was Rainwater’s ancestors who gave the land to the first Duttons at the end of 1883. That would be cool if John were to ever tell him that.
X to doubt
I think it was
Not sure, but it was confirmed that his ancestor was the native girl who escaped from the American re-education camp
@@amitkenan3878 Yeah I watched 1923 and saw that. Good show btw. I’m curious because in episode 6 during Yellowstone S5, Monica told Summer when they were at the Dutton family graveyard that the land belonged to her family, or people, before the Duttons had it. I wonder if it was her ancestors who gave it to the first Duttons. I could be wrong tho lol
The res is next door that's pretty much a given.
They're mutual respect for and other is portrayed so well. They keep their beef but work together to achieve common goals such as destructing the land...and when Thomas sent his man to help the Dutton's get Tate back and the genuinely sympathy he had for him being shot...you saw the type of man he is...a formidable adversary..he wants to win...but he wants it to be a level playing field...
This is great on how.mich this two love to hate each other, and the respect they have for each other is amazing!
You're trespassing, you're trespassing, you're trespassing, series
When you boil it down, that's basically what most conflicts are.
I’m new to this show and I can’t believe I didn’t try it sooner because I’m hooked. There’s easily another 3 seasons here totaling 8 and I’m shocked it will be over at 5 seasons.
Lots of stories and good to be done for Montana Kev.
Honestly, the owner of the cattle could Sue the reservation for conversion. Which is the civil form of theft, or a press charges for theft.
Can't sue, the tribe have immunity
I really can’t believe they’re killing Yellowstone right at what feels like it’s peak.. ridiculously dumb move for producers
Better to end on a high note the. Get another season 9 of the office or become the simpsons.
Love Yellowstone 💞.
Hope To See Yellowstone Back On TV Soon 🙏❤️🤠
the show ended.... Kevin quit
@@shadowforge They Are Passing A Law In Congress To Get Shows Like This Banned, Ocasio And Bernie Want More Shows With Diversity, There Are Not Enough Characters Of Color and Ppl From LTGBQ Communities In Yellowstone
The series could very well continue with Rip, Beth and Kayce as the main defenders of the racho and Jamie as the villain, these spin offs do not have the same spirit, they tell the story from the beginning, but only Yellowstone has the unique and decisive climate , which and most importantly, the entire story of the series tells how the ranch survives over generations, as the only and main objective, then one actor decides to leave and the series ends, simple as that? it gets to be ironic 🤷🏻♂️
Better call Saul was a spin off that was greater than the original.
@dorianrustik6880 lol no it wasn't and I don't even like Breakimg Bad
"Lol no it wasn't" Dude arguing with most of the internet
Mary Beth Sue
It doesn't have anything to do with one character (ie: Kevin Costner) leaving. Taylor Sheridan had already decided these last few episodes to air this Fall, were going to be the end. He's already on new projects; Special Ops: Lioness, Land Man (with Billy Bob Thornton), and Findestkind (with Tommy Lee Jones).- among others on the list. Topping it is Tulsa King Season 2, which is entangled with so.many others in the Writer's Guild & SAG strike.
Taylor Sheridan has enough irons in the fire. He was always clear that Yellowstone wasn't a long-term series. Sad as that is. Now that Costner's out, it just stands to reason. Lorne Greene was the backbone of Bonanza to the end.
What is really troubling, if one is to believe the behind-the-scenes crap between Costner and Sheridan, is that this great series will be ending prematurely sometime later this year. Meanwhile, there is absolutely NO NEWS where the proposed "6666" series is concerned! I've been saying for months that I'm concerned that Taylor Sheridan has spread himself way too thin with all of his projects. It seems like we may be losing the great continuity of the "Yellowstone" series in deference to all of the other stuff that Sheriday is involved with. I hope I'm mistaken about this.
Sheridan is creating the other series because Costner is leaving the project. They can’t continue without John Dutton.
Sheridan shot himself in the foot on this one. Costner made this show and series. It would have maybe gained steam as the series progresses without him, but Costner catapulted it. Other big names signed on because of Costner's name.
Time will tell. But if he burns another actor or doesn't get going on these spinoffs... rerun royalties is all Sheridan will have.
If you can respect a man like a enemy, you can in time also love him like a brother.
Gil Birmingham has a personality of his own. I wouldn't mind looking like him when I am his age.
Please, give us another season!!!!
There is no Yellowstone without Kevin Costner. You don’t tell a Hollywood legend who is an executive producer, to… “stick to acting”. The show is done.
There won't be another season?
@@darraghconnolly3737 No there won’t be anything after the second part of season five.
@@Mainecoonlady. that's a damn shame, good show.
wait what happened to Kevin? What did I miss?
@@liam4688 Sheridan’s ego happened. Kevin wasn’t happy with direction season 5 was going. Sheridan told him to … stick to acting. Kevin said he’d finish season 5 only if he has input on how John Duttons exits. Still haven’t started filming the rest of season 5. Costner is done after they do or if they do. Matthew McConaughey is supposed to lead a new spin off when Yellowstone is done. But I won’t watch another Sheridan show ever. Oh and by the way, during all the BS, Costner 18 year marriage ended. Everyone blames Kevin for leaving they show. I think he gave enough.
It's Chairman Rainwater, NOT Chief!!
I've been to Montana. I don't remember seeing women this attractive there lol.
😂😂😂
Gonna miss this show...
A me manca già...in Italia arriva sempre in ritardo...ma la notizia che Kevin non farà più la serie è stato un duro colpo per gli appassionati... Peccato!
That fucking lawyer chewed them up and spit them out
Kevin Costner is the only and the best …he is John Dutton ❤️
Que lindo mi esposo john m te ano sige dando a feto
Rainwater always giving john shit 😂
Back to the Future had this same problem. 2 & 3 were filmed & written at the same time. Result, #2 suffered but 3, I thought, was the best of all.
You thought Back to the Future 3 was the best one????????????
@chrisbrady6687 its my favorite
I hope the first nations people in Montana, and all across North America Reclaim more land that they were stolen from.
The place you live in probably was stolen too because that's how life works
Funny the writers for this show had such promise and it became a soap opera.
The last season was just dumb
Everybody gets the G check in their life. Dan Jenkins had his card pulled and it came up valid 7:05
Tate Will end the fighting between both families and all the land and reservation. He is half Indian and half Dutton, he is the seventh generation son, that the Indian in 1882 talked about when he said, the seventh generation will take back this land it will end peaceful beings he is Dutton/Indian
They generally don't vote for half breeds on the Res.
I get the show is fiction and all, but a guy owning that much land isn’t a villain if he’s using it to feed people, never gets mentioned on the show.
The guy that plays Lloyd, Forrie Smith, cowboy legend who has been around a long time…he’s got a couple CZcams videos that talk about this and the cowboy way of life. You’re right, it gets mentioned just once in four seasons (haven’t seen the fifth) but it’s the whole “We see it how we see it” talk between John and Lee. And the quote after John’s car crash, so applicable to cattle AND the country…”the things we do to keep you fed.”
Great point.
It isn’t the land ownership that makes Dutton a villain. It’s his complicity in unlawful actions and murder to keep ANYONE & ANYTHING from taking the land he believes at this point he holds in stewardship for his grandson.
The 1st season alone with his casual decisions in having Rip kill to enact a coverup and a former ranch hand “ride the black train” for being nothing more than a shitty ranch hand was supposed to speak to Dutton’s ruthlessness as a main character trait. That’s not even mentioning the poor parenting that was foreshadowed there as well, especially with the branding of his youngest boy to “always remind him of his real family”.
But Sheridan has written “more complex” issues with the later seasons that makes the character look like they’re fighting for a noble cause and that the ends justify the means. It’s almost like Sheridan couldn’t stand the idea of Dutton’s villainy overshadowing his noble savagery so he keeps introducing more preposterous enemies that require this behavior as a matter of survival. It’s honestly kinda sad cause a ‘Cowboy Sopranos’ isn’t a bad idea… Sheridan just doesn’t have the humility to listen to Costner about why possibly leaning back into season 1 simplicity may be more entertaining.
Nothing is ever as simple as it seems.
Villain is a twisty term. Cruelty is the domain of a villain. Dominance is the domain of a boss or Lord or ...
7:51 lol, "say less"
Cheif Rainwater is a worthy adversary
10:40 this is how unions can fight a corporations, time is their enemy, and the actors and writer reunions in 2023 showed that they can win(this year, and the next one here is going to be great for unions)
Chief Rainwater is the most toothless antagonist ever. He's all talk.
For all the problems with John Dutton. He did genuinely care about the land as much if not even more than Thomas
1:50 Rainwater spitting hard points.
The number one reason I will miss Yellowstone is the conflict between the rez and John. Old school behind the school or church dust up. Rez dogs didn't have it. Dark Winds didn't have it. Longmire did just before it was cut. An honest fight needed to make everyone honest. Brutal if you never had to back someone off while respecting them at the same time.
Gil Birmingham and Kevin Costner are freaking awesome
😅😅****I just Igot the phone!
3:33 😮
1:55 Thomas has an excellent point.
Great show that also addresses important issues!
The chief sounds like the Rock
Why only dvd in Germany I want 4K Disk or Blu Ray. And 4K from 1883 and 1923 please
😂😂😂 The irony of Kevin Costner getting cut based on pay, Sheridan basically “Duttoned” Costner.
IRL knowing how much the cartel has taken control of reservations casts an entirely different light on the reality of the future of wide open spaces.
With John becoming governor Rainwater better look out.
Chief Rainwater IS NOT A THIEF.
She's on fire!
Wow. Any actor that can hold his own against Kevin Costner is a great actor in my book. Gil Birmingham gives a great performance!
IMHO Kevin Costner is one of those rare actors that has a facial features that you don't memorize so easily. And his acting performances are such that he doesn't carry the previous characters with him to the character you are currently looking.
First movie where I saw him, I think was the Water World (1995) in movie theater and then Untouchables (1985) and Dances with Wolves (1990) from a TV.
He has some great movies I really like, example The Postman, JFK, Thirteen Days, Swing Vote, The Guardian and Mr Brooks to mention some (including the ones above).
And when ever I see one of those movies, I see on the the character he is acting. So it is not a Mariner in the wild west post-nuclear war or Mariner training people in coast guard, or dumb southerner owning a ranch in Montana, or Superman's father saving the US president.
He goes under so many people's radar that they don't even realize him existing. And it is funny thing really. So maybe it can be said that he is a amazing supporting actor, but isn't never like a rock star. And then again, when you look at his curriculum vitae, he has not done absurd comedy or senseless action flicks. He is more of a character actor than anything.
@@paristo You make a good point! He sure isn't typecast.
All properties across the world were taken by force and as long as they could continue to claim properties by force they OWNED such properties for their own profits.
They didn't need the rivalry. The land goes to tate eventually. He's half native. Which means its going back to them anyway.
Well, rich and smart people know that the way to get around the inheritance tax is with life insurance. Apparently Chief did not do his homework in mergers and acquisitions.
If I didn’t love John so much I’d root for the Chief
Rainwaters lawyer smirks … bad acting tryna be tough
Sadly, Larry Hagman is no longer with us, so JR can't turn up on Yellowstone and shaft everyone in sight!
What B.S. The Indians only claimed land by force from other Indians and NEVER had any legal claim to properties.
Just something for contacts The Indians are pissed that the settlers took away land that they took away from other folks. The conqueror is pissed off at the new conqueror
That whole wire record is just stupid. People of this stature and intelligence would never do something like that. Unless it’s going to be used later on in the storyline. Literally the only realistic purpose i can think of.
It’s not theft. It’s conquest.
I enjoyed the direction of the show in the first season then they decided they needed a death squad every year for the Dutton's to wipe out.
Chief Rainwater and Putin would get along very well. Same thinking.
Chief Rainwater is legit
Inheritance Taxes are a joke
I have always loved Costner but they should go ahead with >Josh Lucas he has the It facter
You know how 3 people keep a secret dont you?. If 2 of them are dead .
Native guy is good actor 4 sure so is Costner but imo native guy has more presence
Yeah he always had that.
This claim of "OUR LAND" is B.S. and needs to stop! These properties need to be reclaimed as PUBLIC properties and enforced with the same force that the indigenous peoples claim they own for just such enforcement. Indians TOOK this land by force and have NO right to such lands without proper enforcement to protect such lands that they cannot FORCEFULLY control.
"The Cattle don't know the difference between your land and ours"
"Neither did we until the government told us"
Or you know, one of the other 1000 indian tribes who fought over the land for 1000's of years.
Best comment in the section so far
The entire sequence is just them teaming up to stop building projects because they dont want their land touched. Imagine being in the government trying to raise the standard of living and every measure is blocked by a massive cattle ranch, the chief of a reservation, or both.
"Imagine being in the government trying to raise the standard of living"
And in what way the government was trying to raise the "standard of living"?
Do you know how easily you can raise a "standard of living" for a individual, or a single family?
Who doesn't want more Justified. Love this series. Bringing Boyd back is way to much fun. Just don't put Goggins in a dress again like in SOA. Lol Cringe.....yes more Justified please.
Was thinking the same thing lol
Bringing back Boyd was desperation the new series was terrible.
Rainwater professional victim
Can't wait for the season to start. It's been a long time coming. I'm sad & disappointed Taylor Sheridan has seen fit to move on from Yellowstone, I thought it had the possible longevity of a Bonanza - with much better writing & storylines. But as much of the 21st Century has shown thus far, producers think we have short attention spans. Too bad. Finally something interesting comes along and someone like Taylor Sheridan, who does have a fine mind for storytelling, determines how long we can enjoy Yellowstone.because he gets distracted & easily bored.
He's not obligated to see his work to a conclusion that satisfies viewers
betwen jhon dutton vs rainwater ...betwen rivalry they were an enemy that understand each other
Too bad the show will be ending too soon. The final battle is suppose to be with the Duttons and the Reservation. Could have done a whole season and watched the best ending in a series ever. Instead we will get a watered down version if any. Damn shame.
Tate is the key to saving the Yellow Stone.
Tate could grow up to be the chairman of the Reservation and Stll own the Yellow Stone.
Incorporate BOTH .
Making Both the Y & Res untouchable.
And Beth co ownes the land with market equity
Know Beth owns me group land solo with here last deal.
😊
feels like the indians and the europeans would´ve gone along quite nicely if there weren´t the gap of one thousand years of evolution between them
Fit of the fittest
What Europeans?
Seriously. Think the Europeans will ever catch up? I don't. I think they’d rather kill us all with overwork than learn to live symbiotically with each other and nature. It’s a shame Europeans are so primitive.
Rainwater said there’s nothing you can do about but I don’t understand why they didn’t just kill him
All of them have acute pharyngitis.
Not gone a lie I'm pretty pissed with Kevin for basically killing this fantastic show.
How?
Kevin? Mr. Costner loved being John Dutton, but the direction of the story line was darker in season 4 and season 5 just awful. That’s the writing not the acting. You don’t tell a Hollywood legend who is also an executive producer to …. ‘Stick to acting”. Kevin Costner was winning Oscar for acting and directing before Sheridan was outta diapers. Sheridan’s ego killed the show.
People should know when they are conquered.
I love the portrayal of native culture in this series, but I always thought Rainwater was a hypocrite with unrealistic expectations. Here, he is in a three-piece suit with jewelry and other finery talking about restoring the valley to what it was before. On that same point, we've seen what reservation housing looks like. Very few of the people we've seen live like their ancestors did. If anything, they are angry that they are not in a position to provide better for their families and talk about living in poverty. I think Thomas is the only one who wants to live completely off the land, but yet he is the most westernized of anyone from the reservation.
Rainwater wasn't originally from there though right? I feel like they mention he was raised off-res and lived in Denver working in high power jobs before he decided he wanted to take over the res.
@@732am7 Yes, he was raised off-res. He said he actually thought he was Mexican for the longest time. But this is part of the reason he's a hypocrite. He hasn't known the suffering of his people a day of his life. He advocates for them, but he hasn't lived as one of them enough to know their plight or their needs and wants. It's all about the image of native american culture that he wants to preserve.
Monica acts all high and mighty and the duttons are so awful yet it was her brother who killed Lee in cold blood and would of killed kayce but well kayce is kayce. And then Monica's sister in law takes her life with her children in the house.
Kevin Costner is not someone I look up to in any way. But he has been in some very good movies where he acts contrary to his own beliefs (as in this one) so I have to respect his craftmanship and his capitalism. Now if he could not be so stupid around anything having to do with women, he would be far better off.
This is impressive. Almost any movie or anything on tv nowadays is complete crap, but this is serious stuff. I will say the funny thing though is anybody who knows anything about Kevin Costner knows he has kind of a weak voice. So like what is going on with his voice. I love how everybody speaks, it's a Clint Eastwood speaking. Everything is like dirty harry. I'm waiting for Kevin Costner to be like, "A man got to know his limits.."
Rainwater has a point.
Jesus Christ! Hollywood has gone to hell in a handbasket! This is so offensive I won't even respond. I just won't watch anymore.
“See what you reduced us too” natives lost a war. That’s how it works. Sucks but you weren’t strong enough. Now the weak get protected, it’s gross, we’ve got the weakest population ever now
Wow are you stupid.
I really hated rainwater. He wasn’t even Native American long, and why is it that he’d rather go to war spending so much of their resources to boost his ego when the money could go to fixing the reservation that all his people keep saying has problems. Even he noticed all the problems but yet wants to spend billions on another hotel and casino before fixing what they already have. I’ve never know Native Americans to be greedy; this is definitely a first.