Sandy Walker

Ive watched the Yellowstone series 1 to 4 three times it's just so brilliant. 1888 is also breathtaking- the scenery, chemistry between the actors, dialogues and scripts. 1923 didn't grab me at all. Should have continued with Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. Forced acting, unrealistic plots, gratuitous cruelty which wasn't able to portray the very real issues of the time. I found the characters of Alexandra and Spencer the worst and the actors were hard to understand at times. This series just didn't measure up to the others IMHO.

I loved everything about this movie. Brilliantly acted with historical black themes interwoven into the harshness of outback Australia 🇦🇺 I cried again at the end when King George said our country meaning Australia is all of us black and white.

This movie is completely delightful. The acting by everyone is superb as is the storyline. Watched multiple times and never get tired of it. One of my favourite British period pieces.

Brilliant acting and very well interpreted. A must see movie for anyone who feels strongly about the quality of human relationships and some of the deeply painful scars we can carry as human beings

I bought the whole series on DVD. Beautifully filmed, great acting, great adventure watching on a rainy day. Loved it enormously.

My mother was born the same year as Elvis so we listened to him as children. I've always loved his rocknroll music. Although I've watched a lot of Elvis performances on Youtube this movie tells the story of his early life and transition to super stardom. I never realised how abused Elvis was by the system and people that created him including his family members. I bawled my eyes at the end and would happily see this movie again. It would have been so difficult for him to 'get away' from it all considering how dependent everyone was on him continuing to make them money.

Loved the music, the brilliant acting and especially the notion of taking risks based on what most people thought was an illogical feeling.