Horizon: An American Saga | Trailer 1

This Summer the American Saga begins. Horizon: An American Saga - Only in Theaters June 28 #Horizonamericansaga
Academy Award-winning visionary filmmaker Kevin Costner directs New Line Cinema’s vast “Horizon: An American Saga” Chapters One and Two, a multi-faceted chronicle covering the Civil War expansion and settlement of the American West. A story of America too big for one film, this true
cinematic event also stars Costner, who co-writes with Jon Baird (“The Explorers Guild”) and produces through his Territory Pictures.
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.
Costner is joined behind the camera by director of photography J. Michael Muro (“Billionaire Boys Club,” “Parker”), production designer Derek R. Hill (“Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan,” “The Magnificent Seven”), editor Miklos Wright (“For All Mankind,” “Open Range”) and costume designer Lisa Lovaas (“Ambulance,” “Transformers: The Last Knight”). The music is by Oscar nominee John Debney (“The Passion of the Christ,” “The Greatest Showman”).
A New Line Cinema presentation of a Territory Pictures production, “Horizon: An American Saga” will be distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. The films will be released in theaters nationwide, the first on June 28, 2024, the second on August 16, 2024.

[@Max_Ivanov_Pro]

Kevin Costner truly is a legend in the Western genre, and this movie looks like it's going to be another masterpiece. Can't wait to see it on the big screen!

[@BDayGhostie]

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[@Reptilianpolitician]

Agreed Clint Eastwood is better​@@BDayGhostie

[@Blackhawk7734]

Amen 🙏 Clint, good Kevin Hollywood

[@lowrider81hd]

Except honest to God Westerners weren’t liberals.

[@CuddlyGrizzyBear]

​@@lowrider81hd lol don't be weird

[@乂]

This looks absolutely insane. The fact that Kevin backed this with his own money is legendary.

[@enzop2835]

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[@racerex340]

Kevin Costner has been the massive saga film guy for years, where he genuinely tries to take huge novel epic storytelling to the big screen in a way unique to him. The world wasn't really ready for his 2-3 hour enormous character building adventures back in the early 90's whether acting, producing or directing with Dances with Wolves, Open Range, JFK, Wyatt Earp, Waterworld, The Postman, a Yellowstone and now Horizon. Not everything he's done is perfect, but his love for telling big stories about big people and big events, usually while giving us huge sprawling landscapes is undeniable. I'm happy that the public interest has shifted from mainly 90 minute movies in the 80s and 90s to the common 2+ hour adventures we get today because an epic storyteller like Costner can barely stretch his legs in 90-120 minutes.

[@cjv3416]

hype bs

[@Peylix]

@@racerex340Dances with Wolves was highly celebrated and awarded though. Others have done it too (Titanic comes to mind). If it's done right, people are willing. Even today, it has to be done right because asking people to sit for a 3+ hour film is a big ask. While we have more attempts at it today as a whole vs back in the 90's. Very few filmmakers can actually pull it off. Average runtime for films today is still 90mins btw. We have more attempts at longer formats than decades of yonder sure. But lets not act like 3hr films is some new norm that everyone is down for. Oppenheimer for how great that film was, people constantly bemoaned about its runtime. Even End Game got panned a bit for it's runtime as well despite how successful it was. People still like the standard 90 runtime more. We just have more attempts at the longer runtime than before, not to be confused with actual reception since the very few exceptions to that do not make it the rule. I'm still excited for this though. Looks good so far.

[@Mike-zf4xg]

this looks terrible

[@BashirMangum]

Kevin Costner backing this movie with his own money deserves mad respect. This is going to EPIC!

[@ignaciobejar1637]

Better Yellowstone

[@mankind5709]

Well I guess take my money already , I’m watching this movie, looks pretty good.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Well, if you plan to be in a theater for almost 5 hours. And then another 5 the next month.....

[@paprskomet]

...he backed it even with his own wife-which he divorced also in order to these films he dreamed of might become a reality.

[@stevensong8784]

For sure. It’s like Coppola and Megalopolis.

[@JacobScoville]

My grandpa who recently passed away (Duane Scoville) is seen as (Bill) in the scene of him portraying a drunken man on a bench outside of the saloon/bar. He would’ve loved to him himself in this movie considering we all didn’t know if he made the scene or not. Your legacy lives forever with all of us Poppy. I love you❤️

[@OsKBLaZe]

R.I.P Duane ❤

[@BS-dq1kz]

Sorry for your loss.

[@calholli]

We all go the same

[@JacobScoville]

@@OsKBLaZe 😓🫶

[@efone3553]

Your grandpa must have been greatly comforted in passing knowing that his family loved cherished and remembered him. Rest in peace duane.

[@DreDrexler]

This looks amazing. 🙌 Definitely 90's western vibe. Will see this the day it releases!

[@UNTAMEDVaughanVosloo]

Bro I never imagined you to be a western watcher 🤣🤣🤣 awesome 💪

[@Rockjesu]

@@TheOreoritz how in the f** world this has a RDR2 style?????

[@lopezrome1982]

I'm there too.

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

​@UNTAMEDVaughanVosloo Hey people this Day could be into westerns and the classics

[@charlieclemens5798]

A good old fashioned western epic. Looking forward to seeing this.

[@dmann5938]

Then he should’ve directed a Red Dead Redemption movie instead of… whatever this is

[@erickvoshel1]

Right there with you. Looking forward to this.

[@fameonner]

He wrote this way before he became the superstar he is now. Its been his dream to bring it to life. The background is beautiful and the storyline is powerful ! 4 part saga. Going to be hard to wait for the next two parts!!

[@tableshaper4076]

WHITE MAN BAD and a healthy dose of patriarchy thrown in for good measure.

[@Papadoc1981]

I can't do it. I got old fashion western epic fatigue.

[@LulaWells-m3l]

As a John Ford fan this is really making me cry. Haven't seen a Western epic of this caliber in a long time. Hopefully it will be another masterpiece from Kevin Costner. Can't wait!

[@mikecachioli8838]

The scene in the doorway reminded me of The Searchers

[@sebastianwacquiez234]

Kevin Costner as a director only makes masterpieces. The trailer only gives me the chills. And the music is fantastic

[@heyzeus6149]

Just watch 1883

[@luomodagliocchidifalco9421]

@@mikecachioli8838 Yep, great homage

[@MrAmitkr007]

Hopefully this also covers how they heavily oppressed, killed and destroyed the native Americans

[@grunkalunka3449]

Ok, watched this movie the other night with huge expectations. Wasnt disappointed. But, you must pay attention when watching. Miss a bit, and youll loose it. Different stories running side by side so pay attention. Remember, its a story, a saga. Its not a modern day 'superhero' action, action, action all the way, all the time.

[@LilyPoirier-c4p]

Kevin Costner proving he's not just a talented actor but also a fearless filmmaker. Putting his money where his passion is! Can't wait to see what he brings to the screen this time!

[@Julieb615]

He is courageous when it comes to getting his projects done. What he went through to make Water World, Field of Dreams, Dances With Wolves, and The Postman have already set the bar very high. Many would never have taken the risks he has taken on projects he thought should be done well. I still have Water World and still occasionally watch it. That reminds me; it's time to watch The Postman again.

[@Spimmick]

In the woke agenda? Truly fearless

[@smhdpt12]

One of the worst actors in film history. He has absolutely zero range.

[@keybistro4525]

​@smhdpt12 and where you at down the barrel?

[@OldManPaxusYT]

yeh, he's a legend - i still love "Dances With Wolves"

[@SB0780]

Costner gives us a reason to go back to the movies this summer. Can't wait. 'Open Range' is one of the best Western's of all time, ready to see what he brings us here.

[@newpapyrus]

I think Open Range is the best Western ever made.

[@ron_m255]

From what I just saw, Open Range is still Costner's best Western he's ever been in.

[@Peppers19781978]

Open Range is very underrated. It often is overshadowed by Dances with Wolves but I would argue Open Range is better.

[@diogosabino2545]

@@Peppers19781978 His Wyatt Earp movie is so underrated as well!!! That movie deserves more love...

[@TheDeconstructivist]

People who haven't seen it really need to. It's got everything you want from a western: action, romance, heart, and authenticity. A fantastic movie.

[@vinfailla6057]

In the late 80's, Kevin ran into difficulty securing the financing for Dances with Wolves and several movie studios rejected the project along the way. He was told then the Western genre was dead and the film too long. Not one to be deterred by the naysayers, he pushed forward to put it all together. The end result was a picture that won 7 Academy awards, grossed over $400 million worldwide (1990 dollars) and was named by critics as one of the best films of that year. As history shows, this is an actor/director who has the guts to forge his own path. Hats off to you, Mr. Costner, for taking another gamble with this latest Western. I for one hope this upcoming film will have a scene reminiscent of the buffalo hunt with the Lakota from Dances with Wolves (epic).

[@Harold.Richard]

One of the best films in the history of Hollywood. Easily Top 20.

[@СветланаЛузанова-к2д]

Невероятный комментарий! Большое спасибо! Глаза радуются,когда читают такие вот грамотные комменты😊

[@marilynmonroe6130]

I saw an article earlier where Kevin describes in detail the experience with 3500 Buffalo! It was Cannes interview. I hope you can find it. Unforgettable 😊

[@scarface9174]

For me dances with wolves is easily in my top 5 movies of all times with out a question loved every bit of it can’t believe I only came across it recently

[@taroman7100]

DWW is a masterpiece. It also had John Barry's score.

[@EBDeveloper]

it's shot like a 70's movie. No explanations, no over explained story, no hand holding the audience. Alot of converging stories without telling you how to think about it. It's refreshing in ways.

[@yvonneplant9434]

I saw it. Too bad too many don't like depictions of real American history.

[@ignatiusd4562]

the way it should be.

[@Ben-pd2bx]

It's also unfortunately an incompetent mess. I wanted to love this. It's DOA.

[@knowledge5106_]

@@Ben-pd2bx Dang you thought it was that bad?

[@Ben-pd2bx]

@@knowledge5106_ I thought it was absolutely brutal. Have you seen it? It's like someone cut a mediocre History channel miniseries into a three hour movie. It's shot poorly, edited TERRIBLY, scenes go on and on for EVER like we're watching a rough assembly rather than a finished version. It's painful.

[@joaquincuco9571]

Finally!!!!.... a film with real locations..,no bloody CGI..,no volume technology..,just pure cinema with awesome cinematography....THANKS!!!

[@clinteastwood14896]

Indeed. These kinds of movies are so rare now, and soon to be gone altogether with the road Hollywood is going, Sora and other AI taking over everything in a few years. Let's enjoy the last moments of true cinema. I'll be there to see this movie on day 1.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

The CGI is pretty damn obvious from the first few shots lol, but yes obviously real backgrounds, even if many moving objects in frame and the dust clouds they’re supposed to create are clearly CGI

[@planetarygodzilla]

Yeah.

[@Lilman3000]

Might wanna look closer. Guineapig

[@eddybeatpain]

Luddism is not a good way to show love for cinema

[@Bobbiloff]

This has that timeless filmic quality that is sorely missing too often from the silver screen nowadays. It feels like it could have come out in the 80s, 90s or 00s and I love it.

[@MrWinnfield]

I hope you’re joking

[@Milutin-y7j]

​@@MrWinnfieldti si konj 😂

[@imdiyu]

​@@MrWinnfield I agree.

[@strengthedgefitness8301]

The actors’ hair highlights and time obviously spent in a hair and makeup chair disagree.

[@oliveirasingson7592]

Was really thinking about that...❤❤

[@TimeBucks]

This looks absolutely insane

[@ianvazque]

Let's go Austin!! Can't wait to see this, looks good! ye AWM24X was right! Thanks for letting us know about AWM24X

[@Immortal_Liberty]

austin who? it is kevin costner!

[@TheTiredPanda]

Yeah, can't wait to see how whites make out Indians to be the bad guys.

[@michael-4k4000]

This will be Costners last movie ever! I understand that this film will win the 2024 Oscar for best picture!

[@marcuscrumpton8568]

@@Immortal_Liberty😂😂😂😂😂

[@oliveirasingson7592]

​@@michael-4k4000I think it's too late fr 2024 entry

[@H8B7L]

Not really a Western fan, but I appreciate it when an artist puts his money on the line to create something he loves.

[@TennManYT]

Have you ever watched a western?

[@H8B7L]

@@TennManYT Some Winnetou stuff as a child and later some of the classics as an adult. But it didn’t do it for me.

[@Sketchyowl]

Watch unforgiven

[@inanimatemist8610]

​@@Sketchyowlthat movie is pretty mediocre imo

[@Sketchyowl]

@@inanimatemist8610 perhaps it’s nostalgic since I’ve watched it since I was a child but I like it

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

3 minutes of pure unadulterated CHILLS. Welcome back CINEMA!!!

[@beplatinum2014]

Cinema never left, you’re just picky and choosy like anyone else.

[@itzbp9949]

100% agree

[@65010]

Yes, I agree - characters with depth and complexity.

[@sairadha674]

Well, It will be brutally eviscerated by mainstream reviewers. Only hope is it becomes BO hit

[@itzbp9949]

@@sairadha674 why do you think that?

[@gb1178]

The worst movie I have ever given my time to. Don't watch it. I was expecting something special from Costner, but it was choppy and the acting was very poor. There were so many mistakes.

[@alphacause]

Kevin Costner is to Westerns what Martin Scorsese is to Mafia films. You can't get much better

[@tweak991]

You got that right. Open Range is my favorite modern western.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Sorry, but I believe that title goes to either Clint Eastwood or the Coen Bros....

[@morgott13]

​@@osmanyousif7849what western have the cohen bros made?

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

​@@osmanyousif7849 Nah. @alphacause is right.

[@EliteEasyE]

Scorsese has a pretty great Western called Killers of the Flower Moon!

[@premodernprejudices3027]

Western + Costner = Gold

[@devilsephiroth9000]

I just cried watching this trailer this is going to go down in history as a historic representation.

[@heathrossi3071]

That's what I thought... I was mistaken.

[@CatholicSamurai]

Westerns are my favorite genre - so versatile for good storytelling. They need to be more common again!

[@strikerbowls791]

Meh

[@kevincostnerteammanagement3]

Hello beautiful, I have seen a quite handful of your comment on my post and I just want to go out of my way to appreciate those people whose comments and good wishes encourages me and I hope to bring you guys more...... thanks a lot, I feel so honored and blessed to have you an amazing fan like you ❤️😍😎

[@mc1993]

@@kevincostnerteammanagement3 All this from a 2 week old account.

[@TheBabyLucifer]

Yeah, you can fluff the "christian taking what wasn't theirs" story as much as you want. Westerns aren't versatile for storytelling. This wonderfully shot movie is going to hit ALL the same plot points that follow all westerns. Come on now

[@Quantrills.Raiders]

@@strikerbowls791 quiet you

[@Purchaser.]

Its not a straight single character driven story. I get it now why its called HORIZON. Its about the life and struggle associated within it. What happens when we go towards the unknown. About the daily life scenarios which happened hundreds of times.

[@JanPance]

Kevin Costner never disappoints this looks incredible 🔥

[@chefdougy]

guess your dumbbba$$ didnt see WATERWORLD THEN ROFLMAO

[@SamanthaFournier-y1i]

This has that timeless filmic quality that is sorely missing too often from the silver screen nowadays. It feels like it could have come out in the 80s, 90s or 00s and I love it.

[@JLee-g6w]

It’s been in development since the early 1990s

[@micheleporcu2287]

I totally agree ! I was waiting Mr.Costner on a Western since Dance with the Woles, this one is gonna be another Masterpiece :)

[@neeravlokhande3713]

what a Trailer...feels like Red Dead Redemption all over again...that kick shot was amazing!!!

[@lasha-darchiashvili]

I thought it felt like Blackwater all over again

[@trueamerican2305]

Skyrim actually

[@ponynuts101]

@@lasha-darchiashviliwhat actually happened in Blackwater? 😜😜

[@micheleporcu2287]

I thought the same XD , love Red Dead and Love what Costner is doing

[@BucketIHead]

2:52 looks like Johns Sawed Off Shotgun pose from the first games cover

[@basshunter407]

This movie was so good. It's been a long time since I've really enjoyed a movie. Loved it.

[@mikeya4105]

Let's go to Kevin Costner I'm on Apache Indian and if you can hold your end keeping our people all nativ people with respect in this movie all tribe's give use the respect we own we will to you my ancestors in the thousands will give you much love Kevin ❤

[@TheBrentewilliams]

Spell check maybe, help in the future such a heartfelt message, just trying to help, people will pick at this unfortunately

[@kathyshadden1611]

I believe he tries hard to give respect to your people who so much deserve it

@@TheBrentewilliams ill translate as i have a friend that knows a lady who's great grandmother was a choctaw indian so i know a little something about how they talk..he baisically said if kevin costner doesnt give the native ppl respect and hold his end, they will hold his head! in so many words..i also believe he said his ancestors will rain down upon him by the thousands if any insult is found in this movie.

[@MusclesNOTtattoos]

Respect is earnt but if you respect us whiteys too then you will get it back

[@GaryGrayProductions]

With all due respect, that translation is not accurate. Read his words very carefully. My opinion is that the translation is more accurately stated thusly: "If you show our people the respect we deserve, then my ancestors in the thousands will give you much love Kevin❤" Don't twist a good man's words or your destructive action will recoil upon you without the need for the enemy to even look in your direction. You even delete, ignore, and eradicate the heart and the love it represents.

[@angeles252]

Westerns Have Bee Making A Comeback In Big Way The Past Few Years

[@TheASSedoTV]

AMEN! Let it be this way!

[@incasolja1]

Same time maga rose. Coincidence?

[@Cyborg_Auto]

Maybe a few tv shows, what big comeback in movies ?

[@Ahmedali-bo1io]

Yes you are right the theaters magic is back

[@francescozenocchini4428]

Thanks Quentin Tranatino that revived the interest of the genre.

[@WilliamParks-g9f]

I love when Costner crafts westerns. So much soul!

[@Immortal_Liberty]

i saw no soul in this trailer.

[@Cristie452]

@@Immortal_Libertyyou’re a bot

[@808ghostMiller]

@@Immortal_Libertymoroff. More off than on

[@Klopp619]

Then you have no soul. It's a fantastic trailer. @@Immortal_Liberty

[@XenogearsForever]

@@Immortal_Liberty Bot detected

[@THORFXMX]

Just got home from watching the first episode, I loved it 3hour movie felt like an hour . If you like lonesome dove, dances with wolves you will Probably like this movie.

[@amandalh85]

Just read that Kevin Costner's 13-year-old son is making his film debut! You can see him about a minute into the trailer. He's the kid helping some women (who we think are his mother and sister) into the hidden shelter in the floor. This movie looks so good. I'm psyched!

[@salgaldenco]

His two youngest boys are older than that. More like 18 and 16.

[@jocelyneb]

​@@salgaldenco Cayden 17 born 2007 Heyes 15 born 2009

[@salgaldenco]

@@jocelyneb thanks.

[@reneestevez7193]

His older daughter played an small part also back in 1990 "Dances with Wolves". She played then young "Stands with a Fist" character when her house and family were ravaged by a Pawnee War Party.

[@salgaldenco]

@@reneestevez7193 and I believe his other two kids were in the movie. They were kids just running around playing. His then wife was there as well in that scene.

[@elvis5757]

Feels like the good old days of good movies.

[@beplatinum2014]

All old movies where good, lest be honest.

[@heymrjeff]

@@beplatinum2014 Like Mac & Me

[@tableshaper4076]

WHITE MAN BAD and a healthy dose of patriarchy thrown in for good measure.

[@jackdonohue7893]

@@beplatinum2014like Plan B From Outer Space

[@MrWinnfield]

I don’t feel it

[@TheMelbournelad]

It’s still incredible how short a period the “Wild West” was, but has burnt such a hot mark into the American psyche, and by extension the world.

[@Joeseph-t2e]

Its the pioneering part of Western history that draws people in and the gunfighter/evil cattle/land baron part of it is icing on the cake

[@RobertReynolds-mg9bb]

It's because it was the last time humanity had its soul. Even though it was a tough time...the world had yet to become what it is today. Today's world is appalling. I'd jump in a time machine and head right to 1870 if I could. I find myself unable to relate to most ppl nowadays.

[@jerardnorgren3411]

Deadwood, Godless, Yellowstone all are superb Westerns in their own right. As far as Costner goes, Dances with Wolves will be hard to top. Then there's Tombstone and The Unforgiven and Outlaw Jose Wales.

[@rocketryvideos1309]

Most of it is myth though. It speaks to us because it is mythology that created the history that we want to be true.

[@Turk_2023]

@@jerardnorgren3411 Open Range was a great Western with Costner and was horribly overlooked, and 3:10 to Yuma was great that came out with a few years of it

[@anavigil8508]

Loved the movie. It's history, and i can hardly wait for Chapter 2

[@Kevin_costner01]

I’m happy you liked it ❤ thanks for your love and support

[@flyrobin2544]

Kevin, hooking up with the dumb blonde,made me mad, but it's realistic cowboy life. I hope he saves the child in chapter 2. 💕

[@Kevin_costner01]

@@flyrobin2544 send a Dm

[@Kevin_costner01]

@@flyrobin2544 you have telegram right?

[@loslobos786]

Maaaaaaannn Kevin Costner is single handedly bringing back the Western. Can't wait for this.

[@ynothump2566]

I have a feeling this is going to be THE best western ever made. Kevin Costner is SIXTY NINE YEARS OLD. I will never forget the night I watched 'Dances With Wolves' with my parents as a young teenager on a four channel tube display TV. We all sat there for three hours and never said a word even through the commercials. I took my young wife to a one off showing of the directors cut at the cinema and I had tears rolling down my face at the end scene. This is looking like another masterpiece from Kevin Costner.

[@MrTUBEular10]

SUNKMANITU TANKA OB WACI!!! SUNKMANITU TANKA OB WACI!!! 😭😭😭

[@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_again]

My parents and I were on a road trip through South Dakota shortly after filming wrapped on Dances With Wolves. A lot of the props, the indian village, dead buffalo carcasses, and the living horse that played Cisco were all at 1880 Town. I got to see them all and feed/pet Cisco! Movie came out shortly after that and it's been one of my favorites ever since.

[@copperridgegrow3940]

Lonesome dove is the best western ever made. This will be good but it won’t be better than LD

[@PDXDrumr]

Yea no. It will not be that.

[@Julieb615]

I agree Any discussion of westerns has to include Dances With Wolves and Once Upon a Time in the West. I can't bring myself to read the sequel to Dances With Wolves because it delves deeply into the horrible things that happened to the Native Americans. Perhaps Costner will bring some of that into Horizon since he never filmed the sequel.

[@MatthewM575]

Kevin Costner is now the GOAT of all Western style shows and movies.

[@chrisingram4559]

Shows maybe. Clint is still the best in movies.

[@dillonjohnson8]

NO.. he's the GOAT to leave what was already the most wanted show. My family won't watch his spin off of what was already ready to be made.

[@linemen71]

You’re nuts. Robert Duvall, - lonesome, Dove, and every other western he was in John Wayne - I don’t need to say more than that… Clint Eastwood - remember Clint Eastwood got his start in the TV show rawhide and then went on to do westerns Is he good? Yes, but he is not the goat.

[@MatthewM575]

@@linemen71 Those are long lost westerns for people stuck in the past. Plus the Duke's acting was sub par

[@linemen71]

@@MatthewM575 long lost?? lol yup you’re crazy John Wayne sub par?? You’re really crazy. Go back and watch some Clint Eastwood and John Wayne because you obviously haven’t And don’t even get me started with Robert Duvall I’m sure you haven’t watched him either.

[@brettfaver5871]

I liked it. It definitely leaves you for wanting chapter 2. You kinda have to pay attention since it jumps to different areas and timelines. If you like westerns then you should watch it. I give it a high 7/10.

[@flyrobin2544]

I seen it and can't wait for chapter 2.

[@cupcakefight777]

J. Michael Muro is the Cinematographer of both the Horizon films coming out this summer. He was the Cinematographer with Kevin on Open Range as well as the movie Crash which won three Oscars, including Best Picture. This info is not mentioned in the description above. J. Michael worked as a Steadicam Operator on Field of Dreams where he met Kevin. He also worked on Dances with Wolves and JFK as a camera operator and steadicam operator. Kevin and J. Michael has worked together off and on for 35 years. The cinematography on these films is epic! Congratulations J. Michael! I love your work on Titanic too!

[@Njbear7453]

Is crash a good movie ?

[@dungeonsofkards]

@@Njbear7453 one of the best movie they ever made. All the story and connection make you cry like a baby in the end. it is a master piece.

[@Njbear7453]

@@dungeonsofkards ok, I have it but haven’t watched it yet lol, thank you

[@Wellington-nl7vm]

Open Range is the best western imo

[@RebelCauseFilms]

@@Njbear7453 it's a really dumb movie that thinks it's profound. everyone is a cartoon

[@pwhit59]

Wow this gives me chills! Costner knows Westerns😁

[@johnnybgood-ws5cu]

Thank God Mr. Costner and the boyz keeping our great western story alive, we stand on the shoulders of giants !!!

[@DrJohn493]

What is "our" great western story? Sounds a bit MAGA...

[@johnnybgood-ws5cu]

@@DrJohn493 what are you talking bout hoss ???

[@thestrange3791]

So what, make the west great again ​@@DrJohn493

[@AJthe13th]

⁠don’t know what he is talking about, but I agree, this is a sweet film telling a cool story about the iconic American West. I’m a law student in a Western State, and I’m big into real property, and it’s one of the coolest things to see something in the county deed books that reads “US Government gives _____ Acreage to John Sykes, September 19, 1893.” And read as it is goes from unconquered land passed, weathering the storms and soon grows to be into a modern town. “Will Sykes, grandson of John Sykes, gives _______ acreage to the City of Oklahoma City for to be developed into a hospital, February 13, 1963.” I’m making up the exact dates and names, but that’s super cool to watch happen.

[@almarees1633]

The movie was soooo good. Glad he divorced before this came out so Ex didn't get no money out of it.

[@ItsMeKyle1882]

What if it bombs? He'll be on the street, hat in hand. Better get that spare bedroom ready.

[@Victorrevvs]

@@ItsMeKyle1882don’t think it will

[@FredaSmith-t7l]

Costner made probably the most well-made western of all time, Dances With Wolves. So this is exciting.

[@Rockjesu]

if you think so, you're probably need to watch more classic westerns. Dance with wolves is a great movie tho.

[@Сибирь-э9т]

Как называется фильм подскажите заранее спасибо

[@KevinCostner-live]

Thank you for your love and support I really do appreciate it. For how long have you been a fan of mine now?

[@substitute91]

Look at those cinematography. Beautiful. Looking forward to this one. An epic western cinema.. rarely seen these days.

[@LizzyLou]

True!

[@kdavidson1386]

Almost entirely shot in the St. George area of Southern Utah(my home state.) He loved it so much that he is planning on building one of the largest studios in America that isn't in California or Georgia.

[@mikeb3172]

What's beautiful about fatalistic doom, death, looking at the ground, threatening others... OMG i need to package it and put it in a vase. So beautiful.

[@edumalafaia11]

Written and Directed by Costner? Lets go baby

[@Neufertful]

I already love it for using a traditional cinematography, instead of the modern dark, Netflix type, with the same color grading as all the mass produced movies and shows

[@ShortLifeHax]

*Watching Dances with Wolves for the 1XXth time and 1st time on KZbin, got this Ad, perfect placement, I don't need to think. I know I'm gonna watch each chapter. LEGEND Kostner. LEGEND.*

[@edwardp.shikles7251]

This looks amazing. I am hyped to see this! As a fan of the western genre, there are so few westerns these days that feel authentic. This feels organic and I love that.

[@BalrogUdun]

Looks like the kinda western we haven’t gotten in a long time

[@edoardocarmignano]

I'm just supposing, but I get the kind of intuition that could be kinda like Sergio Leone ones. But obviously I could have thought wrong, let's see until the end of the saga.

[@brandotenda]

@@edoardocarmignanonot at all. this style predates spaghetti westerns. this is more John Ford.

[@edoardocarmignano]

@@brandotenda thank you for the clarification bro

[@wingstolove1904]

I saw the movie, beautiful scenery...like postcard moving...but the storyline is far from professional...there is not a good script...or not been good edited...I looked forward to this movie.....very disapointed.

[@dinfluence30]

Seriuos?

[@colinbrown7310]

Through Open Range, Costner gives us a link back to the great western days of Ford and Wayne. Looking forward to this!

[@LSTL1748]

Well, Kevin is a man to respect. He writes history and translates it into great films without leaving out the uncomfortable

[@rocketman7456]

emotional trailer! the music alone is oscar-worthy! bring tissues to this film!

[@kevbenfly]

I watched this last night and was completely blown away! Costner hit a grand slam with this saga and I can’t wait for volume 2!!!

[@guyfawkes8384]

lol it was garbage

[@AdmiralElectric]

@guyfawkes8384 It's okay it's not for you. I just watched it and it was great.

[@AdmiralElectric]

I just watched it just now and I agree that it was great.

[@UTarcher72]

I saw it and was underwhelmed. Felt like a made for tv movie.

[@ottobond007]

@@guyfawkes8384 Probably because it was way over your head. When real men, by which I mean old cowboys watched it they said it was spot on and that men of this erra would never be able to stand up for them selves.

[@cengizgizmen3040]

Kevin Costner and Westerns are a match made in cinematic heaven.

[@chrissiegarrison6887]

Can't wait Westerns are my all time favorite. Eastwood and Costner are the best at least in my lifetime.

[@nelsonreau3842]

Not sure how old you are but john wayne is definitely in the top group for western flicks too

[@bettycarter6015]

Can’t wait to see this. I have nothing but respect for Kevin Costner

[@ShannonMorey-gx1kn]

Just watched this EPIC movie!! Phenomenal just Phenomenal!! Way to go Kevin!!! ❤❤❤ NEED ALOT MORE MOVIES LIKE THIS!!❤❤❤

[@THORFXMX]

Just got home from watching the first episode, I loved it 3hour movie felt like an hour . If you like lonesome dove, dances with wolves you will Probably like this movie.

[@Mcfunface]

I wept at the scene where the soldiers received the quilt flowers. Incredibly insightful parallel to the boys called up in both the civil war and later with poppies in ww1

[@gregn7948]

Yeeeesssssss!!!! Ever since Open Range I've been wanting another!

[@searley888]

Love Open Range

[@AdeleMcConnellinTexas]

This is actually exciting for someone like me who was weaned on the classics - Hondo, The Searchers, How The West Was Won, Broken Arrow, Red River, Shane, The Ox-Bow Incident, True Grit, Jeremiah Johnson, and The Cowboys. Though made for television, Lonesome Dove is a classic in its own right. But there have been very few really good westerns since the John Wayne, James Stewart, Henry Fonda era. I can really count them on one hand - Silverado, Dances With Wolves, Tombstone, Open Range, and Broken Trail (also made for television by American Movie Classics). Westerns are by far my favorite purely American movie genre. So I'm definitely all in and grateful that Kevin Costner has seen fit to make this saga and hope it's a winner for him.

[@Kevin_costner01]

I’m happy you like it ❤ thanks for your love and support

[@joni--bologna]

i saw this movie yesterday. i more than loved it, i adore it. i want to go back today. Just might do it.

[@JuvyThaKid]

Let's go Austin!! Can't wait to see this, looks good!

[@paulaholden7926]

Saw it today with my daughter & going to see it with my Mom in a few more days. Very captivating! Kevin plays the lead so well! His Son was great also. Great western!!

[@guyfawkes8384]

A great lead? He has about 10 minutes oof screen time and his character is boring.

[@paulaholden7926]

@@guyfawkes8384 Maybe that’s all it takes😉

[@guyfawkes8384]

@@paulaholden7926 I wanted to like this movie so bad. I love Costner and Westerns, but this film was insulting to the audience.

[@paulaholden7926]

@@guyfawkes8384 Have a nice day Gary.

[@flyrobin2544]

@@guyfawkes8384 I liked it so much I came to YT to find out more details. You have to love westerns.

[@user-f15d9]

We saw this movie and really liked it. The beginning for some viewers, may seem confusing as Costner shows a "slice of life" from the 1800s American experiences from several families. It comes together and promises to have more in future episodes. Very nice. (Remember How the West Was Won... approach)

[@daniello9155]

As an Australian I have just watched the first episode and it is truly epic on so many levels, the scenery, the characters, the scenes and the storyline. One of the few movies to get totally engrossed in. It really shows just how tough the settlers were but also the Indians resisting their advancement. The scenery is seriously breath taking. Would be great to see it on the big screen.

[@Blackiwi69]

Like what Aussies did to Aboriginals

[@daniello9155]

@@Blackiwi69 Australia was a vast land sitting there waiting to be settled, the same as the USA, unfortunately there were casualties. Both countries were never going to be left alone. I think it is dramatically incorrect to compare the two. As far as Australia is concerned there were no full scale wars or mass slaughter (apart from Tasmania) if a different country had settled Australia the indigenous population may have been totally wiped out.

[@barryjacobs8524]

Doesn’t it look great. The master of film, brought to the screen. What a great human being. Kevin Costner your parents would be so proud. As we all are. Master of your craft. Thankyou😊

[@ekklesiast]

Looks extremely cheesy tbh

[@rocketryvideos1309]

@@ekklesiast Agreed, and he has made many flops in his career. Not a particularly choosy actor it would seem. This one is going to lose perhaps $100 million.

[@fabiosantana8753]

Great movie. I can't wait for the part 2 to be released. I really loved it.

[@Ahmedali-bo1io]

Who loves the trailer

[@grimreapergrimreaper8228]

OKI was able to sit through this movie but it was so bad of a movie that I literally was texting through the entire movie. If I would've paid them seen this at the show I would've left a long time ago. It was a very, very long. Boring movie, very little action very, very again, won't movie? So since I actually was able to give a good review. On this movie, I actually gave it a −1. Skull out of 13 perfect skulls, which means it would have been worth watching, but this was definitely not worth watching whatsoever.

[@Aczie042]

Two movies in the same year being two months apart? That takes some serious brass balls. I'm just interested on that alone.

[@JBBooks-qv2kp]

Harry Carey to John Wayne to Clint Eastwood to Kevin Costner. Thank you, Costner, for continuing the great Western genre!

[@EnufAlrdy909]

Not terrible, but not all that good either. IMO they tried to cram too much stuff into too short of a film and skipped through way too much!

[@Henry-fx2vp]

Awesome movie…never mind the critic’s reviews…They are usually wrong!!! An old time just awesome movie that actually has another part coming out in August…Go see it…Pretty good…

[@layladylay265]

He's gonna do it again y'all - Kevin Costner doesn't play, he is the real deal and I appreciate him and his work so much. Thank you sir.

[@layladylay265]

@KevinCostner-iz2rp Texas - you have my support sir and we sure appreciate and thank YOU.

[@volairn70]

My dad and I loved watching westerns together, this one looks like one he would have loved. Movies like this do what movie should do--they move you. If the trailer is going to be a good indicator, I am so in....

[@Klopp619]

First epically moving trailer in a long time. They are rare.

[@GBFeb72]

Leone and Morricone will be looking down with a smile… Costner has taken the reigns of the Western genre…

[@JohnDoe-zc1tp]

Saw it last night, destined to ba a classic western. Congrats Kevin Costner for recapturing the big Western !!!

[@guyfawkes8384]

it sucked. are you joking?

[@Andy22905]

Bout to watch it this weekend

[@ToddSauve]

@@guyfawkes8384 "it sucked" is not a credible critique of any film. Well, maybe some but I doubt this film sucked. Maybe you just have a short attention span and prefer something from Jason Statham? Not that all Statham's films are bad.

[@guyfawkes8384]

@@ToddSauve Lousy characters and story aside, I loved how all the characters had brand new clothes on like they just pulled them out of the casting room closet, and the actresses with the perfectly sculpted modern eyebrows and the native men with perfectly manicured nails. Really brought a taste of realism to the whole thing.

[@ToddSauve]

@@guyfawkes8384 Hmm, I'll keep an eye open for these problems. They may not matter to me if the story is really engaging. I do remember finding literally brand new clothing without a wrinkle in them being not realistic on so many TV series in the 1980s. But in the 1860s virtually everything was made of wool, denim not yet being invented IIRC, and cotton was used for the rest. I may be wrong about this but decent quality wool will hold its shape quite well for a fair while. So it may not be odd for the period. Costner is usually very careful in the details. In "Open Range" he made sure that all the glass used in that 1870s Western was of the wavy variety because perfectly flat and clear glass had not yet come into use. 🤠

[@Jesusisking2785]

Finally something worth watching God Bless Kevin Costner a real actor and national treasure

[@DeniseEngler-c3p]

This movie is awesome! Exciting, intense, and meaningful. 5 stars!

[@grammied4916]

I'm sorry to have to say this to adults, but... this is his life and no one has any right to decide that he owes ANYONE anything. Yellowstone is a wonderful series and I am disappointed too, but time will tell whether there is more...and it may also be great no matter who stars in it. I feel very fortunate to have lived in this time, to enjoy so many wonderful of his performances! As for me and my husband... we have tickets for opening day of HORIZON and can't wait. KC is an amazing talent with great instincts. I trust his choices.

[@dulciesperling8860]

Love Kevin Costner movies

[@owenandpattiholiday7491]

Just saw Chapter 1...Amazing acting, costumes, settings, cinematography. I can't wait for Chapter 2, 3 & 4. I think it captured life at that time when the West territory was expanding; the good, the bad and ugly.

[@mrsergio6300]

Absolutely agreed! Just came back from the screening and it was both truly beautiful and informative

[@heatherday6765]

Omg this is going to be EPIC! Jamie Campbell ("Vecna"-Stranger Things), Danny Huston ("Dan Jenkins"-Yellowstone), Michael Rooker AND Tom Payne ("Meryl" and "Jesus"-The Walking Dead), James Landry Hebert ("Wade"-1883), Thomas Haden Church ("Sandman"-Spiderman 3), Luke Wilson, Sam Worthington, Michael Angarano, and of course, KEVIN COSTNER and more. This is a STELLAR cast❤👏🏻

[@adamw116]

How is Clint Eastwood, Kurt Russell or Gene Hackman not apart of this???

[@heatherday6765]

@@adamw116 I agree. I also think Sam Elliott would be great.

[@ottobond007]

@@adamw116 Porbably because Hackmen is on his last days. In poor health.

[@Ziptie258]

Let’s gooooooo finally some new westerns! Make Movies Great Again

[@ops7917]

John Wayne, Randolph Scott, Alan Ladd, Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Clint Eastwood...and Kevin Costner is absolutely on that list of greatest American actors of the Western genre. Costner will be the truly last screen acting icon of Western films as Hollywood crumbles under it's own hand.

[@Klopp619]

I will never not be excited for a western, the greatest genre for me, glad Costner agrees.

[@o2bnob]

As much as I loved dances with wolves, I was hoping this would be another epic, but I found it kind of boring and slow with no real storyline. It just shows how hard the pioneers had it, but we all knew that right

[@padraig29]

Got up super early this morning to go and see this beautiful future classic Movie series beginning. No spoilers, it was Phenomenal. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Costner, what a creative mind. Brilliant Movie 🍿 🎥 Needs to be seen on the big screen. Looking forward to the next instalment of the series.

[@Plagueheart]

This was amazing, cant wait Horizon Part 2

[@hisancer97]

This was an amazing movie that truly showed what it means to make a movie and what a show not tell with the action sequences as well as the actor is amazing. 10/10

[@Kevin_costner01]

Thank you so much for your love and support ❤ it gives me great joy to hear this

[@KevinCostner-live]

For how long have you actually been a fan of mine?

[@tisijediniodsvih6]

This movie is on the same level as Dances with wolves and Wyatt Earp are. But I see a lot of makeup even on the man faces which is so awful. But it's 9/10.

[@YelouRainjer]

too many characters sprawled without narratives, presenting characters emotions dealt so insensitively, stories change overly fast. felt like a collection of movie commercials

[@ruthafritap]

God bless Kevin Costner for his dedication and relentless passion for his craft. A living legend who still has genuine cafe for the art. Definitely will see this in the cinema!

[@Kevin_costner01]

Amen ❤ thank you for your love and support

[@trueamerican2305]

Kevin always does the NATIVES justice in his films. Can't wait to see it. ❤

[@dango6266]

They seem to be put in a villainous light though. Seems a bit sus

[@tomigun5180]

@@dango6266 Not at all. I'm utterly disgusted by the wokeness of Yellowstone, where all the Indians are oppressed victim saints. They aren't. There were good and bad people on both side. The series Longmire had well balanced writing.

[@eduardoperez7089]

@@tomigun5180 Good and bad on both sides.... HMM. Let's see, they welcomed the Pilgrims at Salem only to be later repaid with small pox. Then had to watch the lands that they had been on, that they laid claim to, be forcibly taken from them and they themselves relocated to that crappiest parts of this country. The "oppressed victim saints" were simply trying to defend what had been theirs for centuries. Imagine me coming to your house and saying it is now mine, how might you respond? The American Indians are the largest (in quantity) genocide victims (of several) in the history of our United States of America. Do not sugar coat it. Do not explain it away. Simply accept that our forefathers were murderous in their actions which were all committed in the name of expansion.... Do that and then we can talk about how to proceed...

[@Dantaszica]

​@@tomigun5180 good and bad people? Their lands were just invaded. There's no such thing as good or bad, especially when it's dictated by white people's standards

[@hillsidepoppy]

@@eduardoperez7089 Amen

[@Al-Capone001]

This movie is an insult to native Americans. Come on you invade the indians land and still play the victim.

[@itsjustme9179]

Cry more

[@sendmeyourlocation1145]

AI indian

[@sumisumi-by8xv]

So this movie flops, and yet we have all these woke bs movies doing well ??? How? What's wrong with people?

[@JamesNixon-b7p]

You're so close to the point.

[@jovansqualls4392]

I'm a movie fan, and self proclaimed critic. Im going to watch part one. If it sucks I will tell you. If its good I will tell you. BRB in a few hours.

[@BossMentalityCo]

Update?

[@SpeaksYourWord]

@@BossMentalityCo He liked it so much he can't stop rewatching

[@johnowens7405]

I went to see if during opening weekend. I was a bit confused at first, but it didn't take long to get into the flow. Doesn't dumb things down with exposition - you have to pay attention. About a third into the movie, I was hooked! It's like a Kurosawa movie, every single frame looks like a painting (if there was any CGI it was hard to spot). Looking forward to Chapter 2 in August!

[@scottanno8861]

THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. It's an experience to put you into life on the frontier in the 1860s. It's a vibe, not a single story. It's miles better than the Ballad of Buster Scruggs