46/25
Smith, who plays Lloyd, is a seasoned rodeo hand
Plot
A Montana farming family encounters others encroaching on their land. Forrie J. John Dutton (Kevin Costner) often seems to “forget” what’s going on.
Resort developers, tribal rights, and Montana state authority affect his way of life
his Montana accent and reverts to his usual SoCal voice… Featured on WatchMojo: 10 Best Summer TV Shows That Aren’t on Your Radar (2018) Kevin Costner is the patriarch who runs the ranch of a dynasty the size of some countries. He’s like Rock Hudson in the movie “Giant” and tries to stick to the old ways. “Yellowstone” moves quickly with little introduction, but its story unfolds at the natural pace of a day in the wilderness, with pauses for tribal rituals, cowboy conventions and political machinations.
Costner seems a natural fit for his character
It’s a massive undertaking that lingers between law and justice, family and friendship. He’s a world-weary man who’s seen too much and lied too often. Homeland and family are his bread and butter.
Updated 20/07/2018: After four episodes, the series has a strong voice and a steady pace
He hears footsteps coming toward him, but he can only fulfill his role out of habit as much as loyalty. While some of the actions are a bit confusing due to the lack of explanation, they feel natural, as if the viewer is getting a real glimpse of life in another world. I hope there’s an emotional payoff in the resolution of this saga that justifies its scope and attention to detail.
I would raise my rating to a “9”
We learn the fullness of each story, from the roots to the fruits.
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