Andy Stumpf's Take on Kevin Costner's NEW Horizon: An American Saga Movie
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This week, we’ll rolling out a series of videos featuring veterans and former special operators reacting to scenes from the upcoming film Horizon: An American Saga. In this clip, former SEAL and host of Change Agents, an IRONCLAD Original, and Cleared Hot, Andy Stumpf looks at the lead up to a gunfight.
CHAPTER ONE hits theaters June 28th, and CHAPTER TWO in theaters August 16th.
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People really need to support this movie because we're running out of people that are going to be able to provide this level of entertainment anymore.
I totally agree. A true American movie star in a true American movie.
Doesn't matter if you support it. This Industry is dead. No up and comers can make these kinds of movies anymore. Heck this movie looks like they had to bow down to diversification just like other woke movies. The insurance and cost of a production is ridiculous. Gone are the days of the Spaghetti Westerns when you could make a good movie on a few bucks. And the push to get guns out of the movie industry is getting stronger and stronger. I don't like it. Just stating the facts.
Nah , internet education will booster movie making industry participants.
1000% agree
Will it be streaming on Netflix ?
My great grandfather came from Norway to Chicago. Took a job with Western Union stringing telegraph wire across the Arizona desert. They made him a Lt. in the Arizona Territorial Guard because they were still fighting Indians. More to the story. Tough people for tough times.
My grandfather came from Scotland to NYC. Took a train west....when he got to Laramie, he said," Hell, I'm already at the end of the world....might as well get off!" (That's probably where his money ran out). He ended up homesteading and eventually built up a 6,000 acre cattle ranch.
I liked Dances With Wolves, and LOVED Open Range. If Horizon is half that good, I'll be satisfied.
That was an amazing and insightful interview by both Andy and Kevin.
Kevin Costner has long been my favorite actor as his characters always strike me as so real. He elicits an empathetic response. It makes sense now. I’m looking forward to seeing this series.
I want to see Andy’s reaction to Godzilla Minus One and how to tactically respond to a Kaiju.
I think this is going to be absolutely awesome. Can’t wait.
It is a “hammer” on his revolver that Costner cocks, not a lever. His rifle has a lever and a hammer. The lever puts the gun into battery and cocks the hammer. If the hammer is de-cocked, it can be re-cocked when ready to fire by way of the hammer.
I saw Horizon Chapter One last weekend. It is magnificent. Three hours went by so fast; I didn’t want it to end. I plan to see it again before Chapter Two opens next month. Thanks for what I consider an accurate review.
I can’t wait for this to come out!
Cocking the Hammer. Looking forward to seeing this movie...
Saw it last night. Absolutely brilliant. Plus a fantastic soundtrack. Thought the stories were easy to follow.
"The lever"? 😂 Come on dude
It's not wrong to call it a lever. By function it's both a hammer and a lever. It's a lever when you pull it back. It's a hammer when you release it with the trigger press. Beautiful mechanical ingenuity.
@@swordoflaban6594 welp...... Never heard that .
@@swordoflaban6594 So when you pull back a hammer to hit a nail does that make that hammer a lever?
While there is a 'lever', it's weird to hear someone familiar with guns say it that way.
But this isn't a live feed - He certainly could have done a retake if he wanted.
@@user-yk2zb6nm7o I swing a hammer. A wheel gun actually has a fulcrum operating to turn the cylinder while pulling the lever/hammer back.
When the trigger is pressed the hammer comes down striking a cap placed on the back of the cylinder igniting the black powder inside the cylinder. Two separate actions.
Watched is last night, it’s definitely a unique experience. Chapter 1 spent its time setting up story lines. Can’t wait for chapter 2 this is gunna be one hell of a story.
I'll tell ya...that 3hr runtime went by so quick! Mainly because the audience could invest into the array of characters and their stories. Chapter 1 was a magnificent opening salvo on Costner's continuing tale of our country's westward expansion.
The other guy had Kevin’s character lined up with his shotgun as he turned to face him (on his shoulder).
I’ve been hoping Kev was going to make a film about Custer and what really went down leading up to and then the battle at the Little Bighorn.
Years ago maybe, but He’s much too old now to play Custer.
We need more westerns like Horizon and the t.v series 1883!
Thought the guy would shoot that shotgun over his shoulder as it was pointed at Costner.
I loved this movie. I will admit there was some story line confusion early on but as the plot developed it caught me. I felt somewhat like Lonesome Dove to me. And that is a high compliment in my book. This scene was brilliant!
When he turned around he did have the shotgun pointed straight at Kevin Costner over his shoulder.
Just saw Horizon. I enjoyed the movie and I was invested in the characters and in the story. Not sure why the film was not well received, perhaps the run-time , 3+ hours, may have contributed .
I loved it. I've read comments from people hating it cause its not enough action, it's slow paced etc etc.. I guess people have just gotten used to instant action films like the Marvels films etc and they need immediate action etc. I like this, this is more old school story telling, the cinematography was beautiful, the story telling is excellent and the build up to whats coming was great. It's called "saga" for a reason. I can't wait for pt 2. I grew up in Apache country and learned all about them in school etc. So for me, this is great Apache's don't get enough of "true" story telling in films. its sad to see it not do so well at the theaters. Again, if it had nothing but green screen action scenes it'd make a billion dollars I'm sure.. Kinda sad where film making has gone, cause the days of old school practical on screen shoots and that being a big part of the story has been missed.
This was such an excellent - and deep film. Amazing scenery, Set pieces, score, and all star ensemble cast... wagon trains, Indian battles, family revenge, and much more.
Timing....Deception...Being Deliberate.
We saw it today, it is a very good movie, looking forward to Part 2.
Warner brothers should sponsor me lol
Watching some doppelgänger clone of Costner is not a real pull to pay theater prices for me.
3 hours in the theater isn't as fun as it used to be for me anymore. I'd rather watch it on my 70-inch TV and pause it when I need to use the restroom. Plus, all the people in the theater do not have the same etiquette as they did in the 70s through the 90s.
Even though that's open carry, we need to work on our concealed draw in situations like that.
Beautiful movie...RESPECT for KC
What happened to “ not giving away I want people to see it for themselves”?
This film will be dead on arrival. If only we could have gotten 1883 as a big screen trilogy.
Who is Andy Stumpf?
👍 Great movie!
The acting is good, the script is good, the story is an interesting introduction into these characters and the saga, and the scenery is beautiful. The 3 hours flies by because the story is cohesively told. Consequently the direction is perfect.
Critics not recognizing this must have had their brain cells frozen by CGI driven silly superhero movies or films with WOKE agendas.
If you have not seen Horizon, Chapter 1 treat yourself to some fun and go see it on the BIG screen.
Leveraging the lever, to hammer down 🤔
Solid
Hello everyone, i am 16 years old and im going to be taking my father to see this opening day. But ive looked it up and it says the movie contains nudity, does anyone know the nature of the nudity? I just dont want to take him to anything that will make it uncomfortable watching with me, id like it to be a good time for both of us
Too bad Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield didn't recognize the crazy in Eddie Ray in time. May they both rest in peace.
First person I think of when I think Movie review is Andy Stumpf......In what world?
I am so very disappointed that they pulled Chapter 2.
Thank you Warner bros for sponsoring this video". May as well just admit that this is an ad and not an unbiased review. You're for sale, dude.
I didn't care for the taking scalps for profit part of the movie
similar to the TV hits "how the west was won"
I like Costner as an actor as a person seems like a moron from what I've read about him and his political beliefs, but his movies are usually good to me at least.
Great movie.
I got over violent movies about 20 years ago
I watched this. i thought it was bad.
I liked it!!!!
Professional movie reviews have already said this production sucks.
Sponsored?
It’s technically a lever?? Hammering is the action that takes place after.
So when I pull a hammer back to hit a nail it becomes a lever?
@@user-yk2zb6nm7o google what a lever is you freaking rocket scientist.
“The lever is a movable bar that pivots on a fulcrum attached to a fixed point. The lever operates by applying forces at different distances from the fulcrum, or a pivot. As the lever rotates around the fulcrum, points farther from this pivot move faster than points closer to the pivot”
@@user-yk2zb6nm7o Yes. You are so smart.
So much better than Jose’s Lol 😂
Day one for me.
It was boring af. Unnecessary long scenes and boring dialog. No epic music score. Landscape 10/10.
Saw this tonight, what a big pile of steaming, unorganized, horrendous mess. Wow. Stunningly bad.
If you enjoy reviewing movies I have a suggestion for you. The movie Suddenly, it's an old Black and white movie made in 1954. If you want to understand the difference in mental attitude between America today and at least in the 50's watch this movie. Yes it does have Frank Sinatra in it. No this does not detract from the story. The comparison is in my opinion astounding. Simple vs complex, being American for REAL not in name only. So much comes through again at least to me. There is a remake .... DO NOT watch this its trash, it's garbage and DOES NOT FOLLOW the original story AT ALL. It's on the same level as the original Manchurian Candidate. Interestingly the remake is also a bunch of trash and just plain garbage.
I just watched this and it was HORRIBLE. 3 hours of complete disappointment. It severely lacked a storyline, three characters were forgettable and it was so poorly dragged out. There were movie giers that walked out of this. Save your time and your money. SKIP THIS. After the reviews of this film, they may want to cancel the part 2 being released this August. I wish we could get our money back.
It’s half a story that’s why there is a part 2
This was one of the worst movies I've ever watched not just this year it's 2hr 50 minutes of shit, do not watch this in the theater it's a waste of money
No beginning character development and no end it was bad BAD it sucked
Wow, it’s almost like you watched the wrong movie, and there’s other parts coming
Movie is low caffeine woke and pure garbage.
Costner sucks... sorry, not sorry
You suck
The acting is so bad in this.
This movie was dogshit
This movie was actually good.
I'm glad you enjoyed the movie!
SWAP Kevin boring costner with Sam Elliot all day