1923

[The Moose]

Just getting started with 1923 this evening. Nice to see Harrison Ford.

[Smollet]

Thanks for the heads up

[normalbloke]

I’m in.

[SRich]

Another entertaining slice of the Yellowstone universe……great cast. Taylor Sheridan is one prolific filmmaker.

[Mortgage_tom]

SRich said:

Another entertaining slice of the Yellowstone universe……great cast. Taylor Sheridan is one prolific filmmaker.

He’s written some great female characters.

[The Moose]

Mortgage_tom said:

SRich said:

Another entertaining slice of the Yellowstone universe……great cast. Taylor Sheridan is one prolific filmmaker.

He’s written some great female characters.

I don't like Beth! And I know that's an unpopular opinion around these parts.

[EK9_CTR]

So far so good. As stated great to see Harrison Ford.

The attention to detail is incredible, whether it's same dining room as seen in the contemporary Yellowstone series or the Dodge Brothers dealership.

[normalbloke]

EK9_CTR said:

So far so good. As stated great to see Harrison Ford.

The attention to detail is incredible, whether it's same dining room as seen in the contemporary Yellowstone series or the Dodge Brothers dealership.

Agreed, we thought the sets were very good. High hopes for this one.

[The Moose]

Latest episode was pretty exciting. Action from beginning to end. It surely helps that I’m in love with Montana and Africa!!

[Evolved]

Love both series. Yellowstone and 1923, both have their own take on things. Montana is an absolutely stunning place too, it’s nice to get a view into that part of the world.

[Smollet]

Evolved said:

Love both series. Yellowstone and 1923, both have their own take on things. Montana is an absolutely stunning place too, it’s nice to get a view into that part of the world.

A good friend spent 5 years working there in the mining industry and said it was an amazing to live there but if a local threatened to kill you take them very seriously.

[normalbloke]

The Moose said:

Latest episode was pretty exciting. Action from beginning to end. It surely helps that I’m in love with Montana and Africa!!

A friend of mine spent a long time flying around the US for the Smithsonian institute, taking UHD camera footage of the place for stock. Montana was his favourite by a long shot, and I can see why.It’s stunning.

[The Moose]

normalbloke said:

The Moose said:

Latest episode was pretty exciting. Action from beginning to end. It surely helps that I’m in love with Montana and Africa!!

A friend of mine spent a long time flying around the US for the Smithsonian institute, taking UHD camera footage of the place for stock. Montana was his favourite by a long shot, and I can see why.It’s stunning.

That sounds like an amazing job!

[Evolved]

Smollet said:

Evolved said:

Love both series. Yellowstone and 1923, both have their own take on things. Montana is an absolutely stunning place too, it’s nice to get a view into that part of the world.

A good friend spent 5 years working there in the mining industry and said it was an amazing to live there but if a local threatened to kill you take them very seriously.

That doesn’t surprise me. As shown on the programmes, disposing of bodies in such a vast place is very easy.

Best behaviour and take in the scenery.

[normalbloke]

The Moose said:

normalbloke said:

The Moose said:

Latest episode was pretty exciting. Action from beginning to end. It surely helps that I’m in love with Montana and Africa!!

A friend of mine spent a long time flying around the US for the Smithsonian institute, taking UHD camera footage of the place for stock. Montana was his favourite by a long shot, and I can see why.It’s stunning.

That sounds like an amazing job!

Yes, as he said, getting paid to do, what you’d pay to do. If you’ve watched Aerial America on the Smithsonian Channel, you’ve probably seen some of his ‘hard work’…

[The Moose]

normalbloke said:

The Moose said:

normalbloke said:

The Moose said:

Latest episode was pretty exciting. Action from beginning to end. It surely helps that I’m in love with Montana and Africa!!

A friend of mine spent a long time flying around the US for the Smithsonian institute, taking UHD camera footage of the place for stock. Montana was his favourite by a long shot, and I can see why.It’s stunning.

That sounds like an amazing job!

Yes, as he said, getting paid to do, what you’d pay to do. If you’ve watched Aerial America on the Smithsonian Channel, you’ve probably seen some of his ‘hard work’…

I have not...but will keep an eye out for it!

[Alex Z]

I’ve not seen Yellowstone, but this is pretty good stuff so far. Not as outstanding as 1883 which was the best show of last year

[Smollet]

Alex Z said:

I’ve not seen Yellowstone, but this is pretty good stuff so far. Not as outstanding as 1883 which was the best show of last year

Yellowstone surpasses both but you are watching in the correct chronological order. Tbh I’m envious.

[The Moose]

Alex Z said:

I’ve not seen Yellowstone, but this is pretty good stuff so far. Not as outstanding as 1883 which was the best show of last year

Interesting, personally I'm enjoying 1923 more than I did 1883.

[Big Stevie]

What's the best way of watching these - Yellowstone first and then the prequels?

Edited by Big Stevie on Wednesday 4th January 19:13