1923

Man... Where do I start. It's short (which is why I watched it - usually don't watch TV Series). It's not very faced-paced, it is really slow at some points, but that doesn't mean bad. It is beautifully shot with a lot of great scenery, animals, countries. Two of the characters are in non-stop adventures which I loved - they go from place to place, trying to go home and meet new people... I love this kind of dynamics.

There are a few stories that cross paths at some point, and it is very well made.

The direction is 10/10, and the script altough cliche and melodramatic at some points, somehow works :D I mean, yeah... Hollywood drama, but made well and really hits you. If you ar esensitive, you will cry! :D

The acting... Man. Altough all of the actors did their job to the max, I believe Julia Schlaepfer stole the show. She just crushed the role, and especially the last episode. They will not give her an Emmy probably, but it is one of the best performances I've seen in my life. Bright future for this one hopefully!

One minus are some not graphic but... disgusting BDSM scenes. I am okay with that, I like BDSM, but this one particular character was too much to me and it was gross (not graphic, that's not the issue, but too much they show how twisted he is, and i turns me off. Creepy disgusting villain.. like sadistic next level.)

Anyway, altough kinda Hollywoodish, there were lots of unexpected deaths, which I really appreciated. Plot armor was there, yes, but didn't last until the end :)

Don't know hat to say. I love mix of all genres - adventure, drama, action, lots of romance and yeah - this one delivers which is rare.

Final Score: 8/10.

I absolutely loved 1923. It's right up there with Yellowstone and 1883. If you're a fan of those two shows then you'll be a fan of this to. It takes the best of both of those shows and combine it for this one. This is definitely a show for adults with all the violence and language it has but that's what makes it so good. It's not for children. At this point Taylor Sheridan can do no wrong. He hits home run after home run. I love everything about this show...the acting, writing, directing, production, cinematography, etc, etc. All are excellent. I mean this stars Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren for crying out loud. For those two A-list actors to do a tv show you know it had to be good. I know those two are going to get all the attention, and rightfully so, but there are just so many other great actors in this, specifically Brandon Sklenar. Too many others to even name but they're all great.

This is a big improvement compared to 1883. This show has a more complete background, more complex characters and not that romantic as 1883 tried to be.

The Crow Girls connection to yellowstone was not that clear, but a great story to follow.

Even so, i do believe the portrait of Spencer as the untouchable hero is a bit too much. I mean: 4 shots and the war is over? Come on!

Alex is fantastic and his decision - quite stupid actually - broke my heart. So are Cara and Jacob.

Strong 8, almost a 9!

Ive never written a review on any form of media before but for this I must. The storyline and intrinsic depth of characters played in the show isn't commonly explored or executed the way 1923 has. I don't think I have ever watched a show that has portrayed the concept of 'sonder' this way, none of the story lines felt like fillers or irrelevant it felt important. However the most touching part of this show for me personally was the romance between Spencer and Alexandra I would go as far to say it is at the same level as something like Romeo and Juliet or even beyond and I'm not even that into romance as a genre but this was something different. I know I'm probably going of tangent but I would 100% recommend this show regardless of what you're into because it explores so many concepts and genres that you'd probably like.( I hope I didn't bore you).

Ike C. O.

I remember watching the movie The Culpepper Cattle Co back in the day (1972) and wishing that American Westerns added a bit more realism and a sense of history. Sadly even to this day we get your Doris Day girl next door and Audie Murphy type offerings I tried Yellowstone and didnt like it. My Wife refused to watch anymore of 1883 as she said there was too much talking.

1923 on the other hand is a gem. It gives you a real sense of how the West was and how it transitioned into the 20th century. From the plight of the Indians to the hardships the farmers endured it was all there. It gave me insights that I as a European had no knowledge of.

I thought the acting was excellent even if some characters have been heavily criticised.

Alex's portrayal of a spoilt English aristocrat was annoyingly spot on even if her accent at times was dreadful. Helen Mirren's Irish accent was dreadful but her acting was excellent as was Harrison Fords. My wife hated Timothy Daltons character saying he was wicked and evil so he got that spot on. Jerome Flynn was the stand out performance for me personally. Oh almost forgot Spencer Brandon Sklenar) , one for the ladies to swoon over. I could go on but I am no film buff. Just wanted to do a brief review and say if you haven't watched it you should . It wont disappoint.