Los abandonados

Okay, it lacks in originality and the acting can be a bit under done, but it's not a bad story. I came into it without any preconceived notions of another 'Yellowstone'. My biggest complaint about the series, and I see no one else making comment about this, is that Sutter decided to film most of it at night and with totally inadequate lighting. Yes, I realize that in 1854 lighting was primarily candles and lanterns, which didn't give out a lot of light, but watching this I had to discern what was going on because of the pace of the action and the lack of lighting. I even turned out all the lights in the room and adjusted the contrast to offset this, all with no difference in the viewing experience. Combines with the usual (for these days) mumbling of the lines by most characters (I had to turn on the captioning) and I can say it could have been better done. Oh, well...I seriously doubt there will a second season (despite the ending) especially since Sutter left the production before it was finished.

This show proves that Botox, silicone, and glossy colored lips are centuries-old discoveries. Honestly, this show should be called a "shock show." I think it's a terrible show, and Netflix has a style they like to apply even to AI when they write their stories. They should stop doing that. I pay money to be entertained, and this type of show and movie makes me reconsider. Is it really worth paying for this thing? Enough is enough 😌

I was really looking forward to "The Abandons," but unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. The plot felt disjointed and lacked depth, making it hard to connect with the characters. The pacing was slow, and some storylines seemed to drag on without resolution. While the visuals were decent, they couldn't compensate for the overall lack of engaging writing. It had potential, but ultimately, it didn't deliver. If you hung in there for the entire series, like I did, and feel disappointed-watch American Primeval.

Tad confused by the negative comments with extreme low ratings. I enjoyed it, wasn't as great as Godless for example but I really liked the effort of two strong women being the main characters finally in a western. Some characters lacked depth but I feel maybe not all of them were meant to be in the spotlight.

I would watch a new season too if that happens.

Could have been more details on Constance's character, this way she was really just a cruel woman but somewhat you can understand that two middle aged women in those times could only survive if they're strong and ruthless.

It's a good watch!

As a big fan of Western shows/movies I was really looking forward to The Abandons ever since I first heard about it. I've also been a Kurt Sutter fan ever since he created Sons of Anarchy so that grew my excitement even more. Now that's it here and I've seen it I can say that this series met those expectations. It's not the among the best westerners I've ever seen but it's still entertaining enough. Like most reviews here my biggest problem coming in is that at the time it was rare to have a woman hold so much power even more so to have two so I didn't think it would be a believable story. I was wrong, the writing and acting are so strong though that it's easy to accept it. If you're a western fan like myself then give this a try...you won't be disappointed.