Kevin Costner's Horizon MOVES To Streaming!

[@billhodge6783]

Dear Mr Kevin Costner . Many years ago i was a aspiring actor and i worked in a resturant in south Pasadenia.. .you came in for some coffee and pie ..you were friendly and very engaging with me ..i never forgot our encounter . I want to highly commend you for your guts , vision and passion for taking a huge risk on creating a excellent and beautiful film... Horizon ..you are a man that won't quit in fullfilling your dream and you Keep going Mr Costner .

[@neilholland6558]

Wrong platform to write a love letter to Mr Costner.

[@guyverxx]

hes gonna like this when he never watches this

[@FastDuDeJiunn]

its not the first time he done this sort of thing. making movie. he be fine. that said its cool he was nice to u.

[@egolith]

People are dicks! I’m glad you had a great interaction with him and it’s nice to hear the humanity of these high profile actors. And I agree we have to take risks in life or we just minions serving our fears. So what if it didn’t make a smash at the theater. Some people loved it! And Kevin did what he believed so at least he isn’t living someone else’s dream and he’s got the balls to believe in himself. I wish I had those guts more often in my life! I respect courage in the face of great criticism or financial loss. And your comment was nice to read. Trolls and haters make me laugh to.

[@josephmcgaffigan4406]

Could it go to Netflix, develop an audience & then go back into the theaters.?

[@patriciagrimaud2613]

Mr. Costner, I and my husband loved, loved your movie. Three hours flew by. Anxious to see chapter 2. You are an artist and a visionary. To hell with the critics. They don’t know what they are saying. Best of luck to you. Eager to see more projects from you.

[@guyverxx]

its my husband and I

[@MultiCygne]

💯💯💯

[@Topgunphoto]

I'm shocked it did so bad at the theater, I loved the first movie. 3 hours went by so fast, I'm looking forward to the next episode.

[@aronscott9698]

Unfortunately the Western is just a very niche genre with a very small but appreciative audience when good ones get made and unless you’re a horror movie with a ton of buzz around it (Longlegs) or a sci-fi (DUNE) or a super hero Marvel movie people just aren’t flocking to theaters these days due to the convenience and comfort of home streaming and most audiences won’t sit through a 3 hour movie unless it’s one of the aforementioned types I listed. I went and saw Horizon in the theater and loved it every second of it but I happen to be its target audience. However I think going to Netflix could be a blessing for it because it will give it a chance to find a home and an audience there where making its money back isn’t a factor because people pay for Netflix subscriptions.

[@SteveOhhhhh]

Right there with you, it took me back to watching Lonesome Dove with my dad.

[@roostershooter76]

The Box Office is no longer a gauge on the success or failure of a production. Simply because very few people go to theaters anymore. When you consider the $12 to $15 Ticket price and another $10 to $15 for refreshments, per attendee, the Theater is no longer the recreational venue it was.

[@WhatsWrongWithTheStreet]

Totally agree. Box office numbers don't mean shit. John Carpenter's The Thing was a disaster box office wise. But it has been considered a stone cold classic since it went to home video, which was HBO or Showtime or VHS rental.

[@KeystoneCapper]

Maybe, but Deadpool 3 is about to smash some records. I don't think people want to go see a 3 hour western film in a movie theater. Should have been a limited series. I enjoyed the first one and look forward to the 2nd.

[@jimedge8301]

10 to 15$ for refreshments 😂😂😂😂 my wife and I had LGE popcorn and 2 drinks for 35$ the movie was 22$ for both of us ,it's crazy.

[@MalcolmRose-l3b]

And the fact that a night out at the movies is no longer a cheap evening is why so many of the films we see today are bloated three hour long special effects laden garbage - because people expect a "spectacle" for their money. It's hard to find a 90 minute movie these days except on straight to streaming, or a character piece. NB: I'm not suggesting that Horizon is "bloated three hour long special effects laden garbage".

[@daveclark8337]

Horizon LOST $100 Million . That's a massive failure. It took the entire "saga" down with it. That massive cast and crew signed up for 2 more years of work and now they're all out of work.

[@bobdurna3588]

I watched this in the theater and also purchased it from Prime. The three hours went quickly both times I’ve watched it. The better visual experience is definitely in the theater…and the bigger the screen the better. That said I hope the news that Netflix purchased it is accurate as I want to see the complete saga.

[@jasonstubbington9644]

Yes I agree 👍 💯 on all points 😊

[@TheCinematicos]

So worth the movie experience

[@CoachTrish1]

Agreed... I watched in the theatre and it was superb. Just watched it again on TV streaming and it's not nearly as beautiful. The expanded scenery in the theatre's just can't be replicated on TV. I hope all the parts release to theatres too.

[@daveclark8337]

There was a lot of 'may, might and could" in this story. It didn't sound like any deal was set yet. They have already announced Max will have Chapter 1 in the coming weeks. Why would WB - HBOMax make a deal for #1 and not #2?

[@bobdurna3588]

@@daveclark8337 Good point

[@paulblubaugh589]

This is great news for me. I'm 74 yrs old and don't do the theater experience anymore. I don't care if it's 3 hrs or 10 hrs, I watch it at my leisure on my 60 in. screen and full surround sound audio, taking pee breaks and snack breaks as I like. Streaming will gather more viewers than going to the movies.

[@nonameslefttotake]

Agreed!!! I’m 53 years old and this has been my preferred way to watch movies for several years now. I have 65” screen and a nice surround system with very comfortable seating, all of my favorite snacks and a choice between two private bathrooms. There was a time when I went to the movies almost every week, now I barely go more than once a year.

[@philipdenoncourt5726]

Loved it, bought the dvd…waiting for next chapter. I don’t buy Netflix.

[@visionpiping1048]

So true. Now I am excited to see it.

[@donchasteen9639]

I'm with you on all counts.

[@michellewilson6487]

​@@philipdenoncourt5726where did you find a copy of the Chapter 1?

[@lisagregor-rockymountainmi4440]

Myself and friends were eagerly waiting to see Horizon streaming since it's a 3 hr movie, so we can watch it in the comfort of our homes. I love streaming at home because you can pause, get your food, go to the bathroom and snuggle up on the couch under a blanket. Sooo much better than going to a movie theatre with the threat of covid or violence or just rude people using their phones during the movie. So glad to hear Horizon is already streaming! We will be watching it TONIGHT!!!! 😃

[@Brian_Boru]

What a relief. At least we'll get to see Kevin's vision.

[@Areyounotentertained111]

Awesome! Part 1 was building characters, looking forward to part 2

[@kurthathaway4865]

I'm glad to see someone understood what part 1 was all about. Amazing how many were so pissed it was 3 stories and it never made sense blah, blah, blah. Duh people, there are 3 more chapters to bring it all together. Looks like lots positives in these comments though.

[@MsMcKat-ub4sm]

If they buy Horizon, I would be one of the millions tuning into Netflix.

[@christurton1866]

This movie was amazing, would love to see it on the Big Screen. My husband and I saw it twice on the Big screen, wish the next couple of chapters were also on the Big Screen. Love your work Kevin Costner !!!

[@XJrick303]

I’m looking forward to seeing it on Netflix 👍

[@raywalsh9152]

My schedule doesn't allow me to get to the theater very often, if at all, so I will be purchasing Horizon to show my support for Kevin Costner and his passion project. The man has brought me so many wonderful moments of entertainment throughout the years. It is the very least I can do in return. I urge each and every one of you that feel this way to do the same.

[@daveclark8337]

Kevin is selling the 4K Blu-ray for $50 on Amazon.

[@Doc_Holiday.]

Same! Just bought it myself and no regrets. Great movie

[@richparsons3971]

The big screen at the movie theaters can't be beat...unless you have - as I did - dipsticks sitting on each side of you turning on their cellphones and talking to each other throughout the movie. The problem with the movie experience is other people.

[@benjaminbjrklund743]

if netflix does this... bless them. horizon was amazing and i think people will understand the depth and quality of the series when the next parts comes out

[@nerfzombie6242]

I honestly never want to sit in a theater for any movie ever again! My 70" TV, surround sound theater set up, and comfy reclining couch are just fine. The biggest plus is I'm only around people I want to be around, and the older I get the smaller that circle gets. Not to mention, at my age I have to pee quite often. Look forward to watching Horizon at home!

[@cc3775]

Speaking my language

[@BoltActionandtheMisfires]

Bingo!!!

[@georgecamero7888]

Im So looking forward to seeing this. I’m sure it will be amazing ❤ Thanks Netflix

[@stephannelson8780]

I loved seeing this in the theater. I was really hoping to see all of it in the theater. I hope something changes and it does better if you haven’t seen this and you are a fan of westerns please go watch it!!! What worries me about Netflix taking it over other than for one it not being the same experience as the big screen. I’m worried it won’t be physically and I really want to add this to my film collection in any case. I hope the whole saga gets made and it is successful.

[@mjengel84]

Seeing Horizon on the big screen in a theater was the best visual experience I have enjoyed in a long time. I was surprised to discover 3 hours passed and that is not because the movie is all action. A lot of love went into making Horizon and its qualities will be appreciated and compared to The Lord of The Rings trilogy by the fourth chapter.

[@noldaker]

As of today - The Numbers is reporting: Theatrical Performance Domestic Box Office $28,008,141 Details International Box Office $2,123,783 Details Worldwide Box Office $30,131,924 Kevin is a clever businessman and an A-Lister...Netflix also very clever. Happy to hear this will work out well for both. We plan on buying the series for our library. Hope Kevin negotiated a great deal on this as well. :)

[@lindadunn5707]

It will be great to be able to watch Horizon via Netflix & Paramount + because here in the UK were i live in Newport Shropshire UK 🇬🇧 we dont have a theatre to be able to watch Kevins new film so yes stream it & make yourself millions more than the movie's, That way it's fair we all get to see it globally, 😊❤well done 👏 keep it rolling Mr Costner & you will be a very rich man ,all my love & best wishes your greatest fan ,Linda Dunn from the UK 🇬🇧 worse luck ! God bless you sir & congratulations 🎉on the birth of Horizon xx

[@MurielleDemers]

Dear Kevin, good luck 🤞🙏 with your movies Horizon

[@frankieromero8657]

Thank you Kevin Costner for Sharing your Movies with us 🇺🇸🌎📺 Congratulations Horizon 🖥💻📱👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯🙂🕶🕶🕶😎

[@garyruhnke1106]

I've watched it twice now in two days and I think it's going to be a classic. Thank you K. C. for your vision.

[@RiverTownCowboy]

I would like to see them all in the theaters. However, I enjoyed the first one so much I will take them any way I can get them.

[@meglythomancy7041]

I loved the movie and can’t wait to see the rest.

[@Victorcreed85]

Horizon was incredible. Great movie. I hope to be able to see the rest of the series in theatre.

[@jasonavery]

Netflix could also make a deal with Costner that if he agrees to stream it on their service, they want him to make a Neo-Western show like “Yellowstone” for their service after this Saga is completed.

[@1213stmarie]

I wish I could have seen Horizon I in the theater. However, I did see it on streaming and it’s a masterpiece. And, it is a thoroughly entertaining masterpiece.💖✨💫

[@kaipacifica1289]

Having worked on streaming contracts, the probable reason Costner went with Netflix was that Netflix (although suspiciously this hasn't shown up in Deadline Hollywood yet. did it actually happen?) tends to purchase the right to stream a co-produced show for a limited amount of time and then rights revert to the prod. co... unlike Amazon who tends to own shows they co-produce outright. So Costner probably likes the idea of owning ALL of Horizon (after it's finished) and being able -- once the Netflix contract has expired -- to ultimately do with it what he wants. I expect to one day see Horizon -- all 12 hours -- on the big screen (with or without Netflix)

[@travisr904]

They didn’t say he went with Netflix. He hasn’t chose anyone yet. I don’t think he will. They’re just delaying the release of the second film to give more people time to watch the first film. I still expect chapter 2 to get released in the theater in the next couple months. Now, if chapter 2, doesn’t do well, then I can see him selling the rights of chapters 3 & 4 to Netflix

[@spinsandneedles]

I saw Horizon in the theater and really looked forward to part two. However if Netflix buys it that would be great! A lot more people will see it and enjoy it.

[@kevinferris3187]

Loved the first saga. Went to the theatre twice to see it. I still enjoy going to a good move and growing up in the western era, I love authentic westerns. By the same token, i have a nice cinema room and 70" TV that I would love to watch the rest of the saga on. Costner makes great movies IMO so I am happy for him to get some assistance her to get this saga completed and most importantly seen. Can't wait!

[@Docshelby1]

Costner is in my top 3 actors / directors of all time. I hate to say we streamed horizon the other night and the whole family was confused and found it very difficult to follow. I am willing to wait to see if part 2 brings it together but as of now I completely get why it’s a failure in the theaters . It’s not a theater movie. I said after watching this should have been made as a Miniseries and would likely have done much better. 3 one hour shows I think would have come Off better than that 3 hrs of bouncing all over the place and sitting there lost. I still hold hopes for this coming together

[@theverycreativegan]

It’s made $31million globally now. I enjoyed it at the cinema but it felt like it was made for streaming not cinema.

[@arthurdavis3971]

My wife and I saw it the theater it was great we loved it 3hr went quick didn't seem like it hope the rest of them are in the theater.

[@markrussell1427]

I managed to see Part One in my local cinema & thoroughly enjoyed it being a fan of the genre. However, it did feel more like a mini series that would be more suited to streaming. Although I think it would be a shame to not get a chance to see the remaining films in the cinema. It’s a shame that only certain types of films get the full cinematic backing nowadays & that not many chances are taken like the old days.

[@marrop2760]

Great News! Way to go!

[@gregss.771]

THis was a great movie.....I cant wait to get it on 4k bluray.

[@ChristineMatthews-v3g]

❤loved the movie, will have to get Netflix ❤❤❤

[@MrJayehawk]

As a piece of art, Horizon is a sweeping western that deserves to be viewed on the big screen. But the reality of the business side of it is that you're not going to get a huge audience out to the movie theaters these days to watch a 3-hour long western during the summer. I watched Part 1 and it was great, but I understand why it doesn't have the mass appeal of a Marvel movie or even a 90-minute rom-com. Definitely looking forward to watching Part 2, whenever or however it gets released.

[@stevecourtright7848]

My wife and I went to the theater to see Horizon. It had the most crowded audience we had seen in the past seven years. I was looking forward to seeing part two in the theater also. Now I'll have to wait for the dvd as we don't do streaming.

[@chernobijl]

Box office is overrated .... streaming movies are far more globally reaching outside of the US where people don't go to movie theaters as much. Loved the first installment and am totally psyched for the continuation. Well done KC ..... you're a true visionary and passionate about the history of the USA. this will be a total streaming hit !!

[@elizabethbronson1126]

I loved the movie!!! I can't wait to see the rest of it!!!

[@katiehillis2990]

I love streaming so much that I haven't gone to a theater in ten years. Mr. Coster....your audience is on Netflix.

[@misstali6303]

I saw it, and honest to God, it pulled me in, like I was a character and kept me there for a few days after. I had to consciously wake myself up and get back to my own world. The greatest film.

[@jimedge8301]

I went to the theatre and would go back to see all sequels.

[@AlanDraven]

I get the position he's in but no streaming for me. I loved watching Part 1 in theatres and will be there for Part 2 whenever it's out in THEATRES. Other than that, I'll wait for a Blu-ray boxset of the 4 films to watch Parts 3 & 4. No way I'm subbing to Netflix.

[@TendaiChamunorwa-j6x]

Waiting for it on Netflix Thank you.

[@derekchin6403]

I loved the first part , and was eager to see the second on the big screen once again. So bummed they pulled it from the August 16th release date. I’d prefer to see all 4 in the theater, but as long as Kevin Costner’s dream to complete the story is realized, I guess I’ll watch it wherever!

[@webdevj]

I wanted to watch it, but there was only one showtime per day in theaters.

[@TheMedleymom]

I don't go to the theaters anymore due to the high cost as well as the people that like to talk or chew loudly behind me. I do however love being able to pause to take a break when needed and will gladly pay a monthly fee to watch great works of yours Mr. Costner on Netflix. I love anything you have a hand in. Please don't ever stop dreaming and doing you!

[@joycehwys]

Even though the movie is 3 hours long, it goes by very quickly and before you know it, it's over. I'll watch it on Netflex. Better than not being able to watch it at all. Loved Horizon #1. Can't wait to see the rest of the chapters.

[@icreateworlds]

It’s one of those that will become a classic like blade runner did when it flopped heavily on release. It’s probably the best Kevin Costner movie and he’s still one of the best directors in America these days. I’ll buy it on Blu-ray 4K as soon as it comes.

[@WhatsWrongWithTheStreet]

Agreed. Blade Runner is a great example. I point to Join Carpenter's The Thing. It bombed at the box office but became an immediate classic once it hit HBO.

[@TMBTM]

Great news. If a theater release can still happening for Chapter 2 it'd be better... but better on Netflix than nothing.

[@mariacelypalotino9170]

Best wishes because he did his dream come true ❤

[@nunyabusiness3666]

The film is fantastic and can't wait for the other chapters.

[@grahamrichards193]

I saw Chapter 1 at a cinema. It needs the big screen to fully appreciate the stunning sets. I’d be sad if streaming on TV is the only option to see the rest of it.

[@ashroskell]

Everyone I trust says it’s an awesome movie. The comedian, Bill Burr, recommended it. The critics were told to write negative reviews because he funded the project outside the studio system. The studios were enraged.

[@SviraSvi]

How can I find more info about this? That the studios were enraged? Did Bill Burr talk about his? I'm seeing the film tonight!

[@ashroskell]

@@SviraSvi : You’ll have to forgive me for stating my opinion as if it was an established fact there. I hadn’t realised it came off like that till I just re-read it now. Burr just said it was awesome and that the critics made no sense to him. But I believe I’m right, since that’s how the studios operate.

[@SviraSvi]

@@ashroskell No problem :) I'm just so confused why it flopped so much. I trust that Costner still knows what he's doing. Can't wait to see for myself what it's all about and find out what to think or feel.

[@1213stmarie]

I want to see it in theaters and on streaming💖✨💫

[@WillySmith-sd4em]

I went to see this in a movie theater. First time I've been to one in 18 years. I prefer watching movies at home on my own home theater setup. I loved the movie and have since purchased it on Amazon Prime. I don't think a lot of people have the patience to watch long movies anymore. No CGI, how refreshing!

[@graemewatson163]

I'd love to see future installments in the theatre!

[@TeresaBulnes-ft5jp]

I would like to watch it and streaming because you can watch it in the comfort of your home. You can make your own popcorn. You can be in pajamas if you want to and you are safe at your home. You don’t have to go out. I’ll be happy to watch it streaming and Netflix.❤

[@clintoncampbell236]

I put my money in this , theater for 3 and bought it on prime . I love a good western, and this is the beginning of a good one .

[@kaylalarson9322]

I know not many people go to the movies anymore. I loved this movie and can’t wait for the next.

[@thomashowardmd247]

Watched this in the theater and loved it. My problem with Amazon and Netflix is their love for inserting their agenda into everything they are associated with. I'll pray Costner sees his vision realized as intended and Netflix doesn't corrupt it like they do everything else.

[@richardsherwood6963]

At 73 years old, I like the idea of a western of this magnitude on the big screen. I saw the first installment, and can’t wait for the others. But to tell you the truth. I don’t care. Big screen, little screen. Just keep them coming. Signed, Western Fan.

[@coachmav3601]

I loved the idea for Horizon, but the only issue I had was it took so long for the story to completely to build. You had multiple characters and scenarios taking place that lead to the overall story line. I’m sure it’s because it was the first of the series, but maybe it gets a lot more interesting as it goes along. We’ll see very soon! Good luck Kevin! We’re all rooting for Horizon to be one of the great blockbuster movies of our time.

[@mikebeaulieu9485]

I didn't know there were hurdles in the way of this production. I loved Chapter 1 and can't wait to view the next chapter. I hope it is coming out soon. I always loved Westerns and this is no different, there's so much history revealed in these films.

[@LiveFreeorDive87]

I think it would have performed better if it had more publicity, I hope chapter 2 comes out in theaters. Chapter 1 was such a imersive experience, what a work of art Cosner should be proud.

[@arabianaggie02]

I loved watching this in the theater. The landscapes were breathtaking. I want to finish the story but am disappointed that it won’t be in theaters. My tv won’t do it justice.

[@StyleByStephanieG]

Amazing movie!!! Can’t wait to see the rest of the series either in the theater or streaming. The cinematography was amazing!!!

[@angelahannah182]

I'm ashamed of my behavior. I am so cheap that I waited for this to come on my android box. If I would have just went to the movies I would have supported this amazing movie and part 2 would have been made. I will change my behavior and start going to the theater and support such brilliant work.

[@datisalaee4693]

I hope to God we DO see the rest of the movies in the theater. These movies were made for the Big Screen and they should be viewed that way for the full effect!

[@bharatsodha3078]

Pity it won’t be released on 4k blu ray if Netflix gets the rights

[@thedistracti0n993]

When will the studios learn that most people don't care about going to the theater anymore?

[@yinzthrone8703]

It wasn’t really the studios in this case. It was Costner. Studios knew what would happen which is why he paid for a big chunk out of pocket.

[@JOSETXO2112]

Really liked HORIZON. Its a beautiful film, and a great rendition of the wild west. It's good to see a director taking the time to develop a story line, and giving depth to the characters. Kevin Costner is the Western's GOAT

[@chrisplese9293]

This movie was great I mean 3 hours never went by so fast and I'm anxious to see the rest of it too. Kevin I salute you on yet another job well done and as you can tell the people that went to see your movie or not your fair weather fans were the real deal

[@lisajoslyn2693]

3 hours in the theater is too long. I'm a lifetime fan of Costner and am happy to watch and rewatch any of his stuff. I will be sure to watch via streaming and I'm sure it will be wonderful. Blessing is what I think for a movie of this magnitude and in this day and age. People have home theaters and wait for things to stream. Good for Netflix for picking it up.

[@englishbars]

fuck yea.....this is how it should have been. i'm glad to see this move forward. this should have been a 12 part season or 2 seasons of 6x. but i am all ready for a solid 5 season story!!

[@cyberdynefirefox3681]

I think Kevin should bring on board Clint Eastwood. Horizon is a typical Western, which Clint will be perfect to make this to dark anti western. They both work together on Perfect world and still can today...

[@dbeardsley0]

Part 1 was awesome and was a great theatre experience. Looking forward to the rest of it. I'll watch it anywhere it goes. Favorite western in years

[@robwill9007]

I went to the theatre to see it and I LOVED IT! I didn't even notice the 3 hours. I was very disappointed when I read the 2nd release was postponed. Now I can't wait to watch it, if it comes out on Netflix. Thankyou Kevin Coster for a great movie. ❤

[@marcychristie3008]

We went to the box office and saw it. We loved the movie That suppertime is a hard time to go to the movies cause everybody’s busy being outside going on vacation seeing family. And it’s expensive to go to the theaters these days to watch a movie and all the extra stuff you get. I will definitely watch it at home on streaming. Can’t wait to see the rest of the saga ❣️

[@DorinaRotar-dd9nh]

Congratulations Kevin Costner. You are magnific. You are unic. You are the best❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Good luck!

[@lisaannkeith5480]

Three hours IS a very long movie. The big, Blockbuster films of the past, i.e. "The Ten Commandments," "Khartoum," "The Unsonkable Molly Brown," "Paint Your Wagon," "My Fair Lady," etc., were usually that long, but they'd have an Intermission after the first 90 minutes, so people could go to the restroom, get something more to eat and/or drink for the next 90 minutes. Putting his 3-hour movie on Netflix is good for him because people watching at home will be able to pause the movie so they can do what they can't do at a theater, and even though the size of the TV sometimes helps the movie's delivery, and you'll still get the same play as others do with bigger TVs.

[@daveclark8337]

Dune 2 was 2 hrs 46 minutes, made $700 million. Oppenheimer was 3 hours, made $975 mil. Horizon is 3 hours and made $27 million. The runtime was NOT the problem.

[@jimmycakes7158]

​@@daveclark8337It is when the film is written like a TV show, I can watch dances with wolves and get a complete story in the same time. This is a TV show Costner needs to accept this

[@MJ-ss5kx]

It was never advertised when it was released. I went to watch another movie and saw that it was out. I watched it twice and went by so fast.

[@WhatsWrongWithTheStreet]

My hesitancy in seeing it is that it's a planned 4 part saga. These things don't always pan out and I don't like getting into a story that may never be finished. For instance, I waited until Stephen King finished The Dark Tower novels before I read them. I feel the same way about Horizon. I hope he can finish it and realize it the way he wants it to be. With part one on VOD now, I may rent it because I am very interested in seeing it. A slightly lesser known Costner western is Open Range with Costner and Robert Duval. Very good movie.

[@merletemple9256]

This movie and its beautiful cinematography is meant for the big screen.

[@danbgt]

I saw it in the theater. I thought it was great. Didn’t seem like 3 hours. But I’m an old guy and grew up with westerns. Younger folks have no taste! And Covid killed the whole theater experience. Also just the cost of going to “the movies” and inflation have made it difficult. I think more people today are more willing to pay to see things on their streaming devices. And a lot of people have big screens at home. Either way it goes, I hope it is finished. I would like to see it.

[@margaretperdue5983]

Always been fan I kevin Costner Seeing Dances with Wolves I knew he was special as an actor and director keep doing Mr.costner so much looking forward movies from you ❤

[@ramrod9556]

It should have planned out as a mini-series along the Lines of Lonesome Dove and released on TV.

[@STurbo5247]

I Purchased this on prime so now I guess I could watch it free on Netflix! Well, I absolutely loved it and I absolutely love Kevin Costner. I am probably not going to watch the other half of season five of Yellowstone because Kevin Costner is the reason I watched it to start off with.

[@Dive-Deeper]

Kevin Costner does Westerns better than anyone. The problem was that people don't trust movie theaters anymore. I don't, and I was an avid movie goer.

[@SFBenjaminK]

The middle age and older people they NOT going to movies like used to be with the LOUD and rude people and disrespectable young an teenagers In movie theater these days on cell phones , it's not the same anymore like back in '80s and '90s... With all these good old streamings and great movies an series, why are we going to wasting our time an money in these trashy movie theaters👎

[@daveclark8337]

It was just announced thatHorizon will be streaming on HBOMax starting Aug. 23. They never resumed filming of Chapter 3 in Utah, so that's not happening.

[@stephfahey1101]

I enjoyed part one! I saw it in the theatres. I'm glad Pt2 got pulled from theatres and is going to Netflix. No way Pt2 can compete with Deadpool and Wolverine.

[@BobSmith-dk8nw]

Multi-part Movies are really suited to a Streaming Service. Once they're all done - many people binge watch the whole thing, staying up all night watching episode after episode. .

[@tmcdon]

I don’t go watch movies in the theatre anymore, way too expensive. Better to watch it from the comfort of my couch where the popcorn is one tenth the price, and the soda is one twentieth the price, I can go to the bathroom (and it’s clean) and never miss a second of the movie. 😁

[@stevegordon8474]

HORIZON chapter one is a great movie. I watched it twice in theaters. And i will watch it again, hopefully with the other chapters. The furst chapter is already a classic, and the four chapters have the makings of a masterpiece rivalling something like John Ford's cavalry trilogy. Don't confuse box office receipts with aesthetics. These movies will have legs, and will return their investment and more over time. Kubrick's 2001 was universally canned by critics and did not make money at first release but the public kept watching it and it had several re-releases. Now it's a recognised classic and no one remembers the critics because the movie keeps playing on all formats.

[@wadafuttshowprolem7998]

!!!! Don’t Stop making this series !!! If there’s 4 , I’m in for all 4 If this is Costner’s Baby he’ll spend his own $ to get it done. Don’t compromise and keep those whoopins’ Coming

[@LukeLovesRose]

This is so sad. Were going to lose the movie-going experience forever at this rate. We need to help movies do well in theaters. And this saga is a great and wonderfully ambitious movie-going experience