Justin Chaos

Taylor Sheridan has the Midas touch, this film is no exception. Raw, holds no punches…beautifully shot, fantastically executed. Very gripping, very sad. Just watch it, you will not regret it.

Excellent 👍🏻, not flawless but pretty close…solid acting by everyone.

Bottom line is…you were wrong about liking the first film and its message. So, the sequel is a BIG slap in the face, complemented with boring music scenes that mean NOTHING. The end is the biggest spit in the face…at least I didn’t pay to watch it. Don’t waste your money, time or energy, go to a park and watch the grass grow, a lot more enjoyable and on top of that you don’t see Lady Gaga dreadful attempt at acting.

Boring 😑, dreadfully slow paced, wooden acting, amateur directing…everything looks cheap and it’s just so frustratingly stagnant. Nothing happens ’til a supposed twist, which is also a whole lot of NOTHING. Don’t even bother with it, just ignore it outright. Read on IMDB that’s been shot in 10 days, and IT SHOWS The premise is good but it’s a copy from a good Iranian film from 2014 called Melbourne

Just hilarious and pretty darn real 😂

An insult, not only to the once beloved franchise and its fandom…but the entire industry

An insulting abomination, soulless, nonsensical and dull. Pathetic attempt at entertainment that fails as spectacularly as it can. Possibly the nail in the coffin for the girl boss era and the epitome of going woke…going broke.

My favorite part was how, in the beginning of the film, Brown was struggling to swing the axe to chop wood. Fast forward a bit, and she's using her massive upper body strength to vertically climb a rope without using her legs for a 100 foot plus distance. More woke RUBBISH, avoid at all costs

Hard to explain how much I absolutely loved this show. Sure, Elsa comes across slightly annoying at bits but...she still delivers a pretty solid performance. The photography of the show itself it's nothing short of magnificent, extremely well directed, hooks you from the get go and holds no punches when it comes to display how harsh everything about a journey west through the Great Plains toward the last bastion of untamed America actually was. The acting was pretty close to perfection, also the pacing and the fact that the plot also kinda feels like a documentary rather than fiction speaks volumes about how well done this show is

What’s even the point of this movie, what or whom am I supposed to care about and why? Chuck into the mix some woke agenda and there you have it…another fine steamy pile of garbage 🗑 delivered to you by modern Hollywood.