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I enjoyed the original Yellowstone and was excited about this cast but it really pales in comparison as far as the writing goes. Looks like a cheap way to fill up two seasons with gratuitous sex and excessive violence seemingly used to mask the lack of story. Basically, what you get at the beginning and what you expect at the end is pretty much all there is to it, with a lot of headache in between. The actors carry an otherwise painfully underwhelming show. Finishing the second season was chore, the ends were tightened up ok but again, no real surprises, other than an internal nagging as a viewer that a few different choices from the characters could have made life a bit easier for all of us.

I was swayed by the aesthetics of the film and misled as to how appropriate it might be for children. Although it is a bit campy and filled with silly slap stick antics, I certainly lost a few brain cells watching the non-stop angry bird-esque violence. Three stars for the novelty of the experience. There is nothing to say about the acting as it is more like acting out. As for the story, there are interesting ways in which the story reinvents itself but I can't say that it actualy adds anything to the movie. I know it's an experience which will be remembered, however it's two hours i would prefer to forget.

I started passively watching and quickly got sucked in by the quirky characters and the fresh musical interludes. I don't usually like musicals but found myself singing along and looking forward to the next. The writing is intelligent and the style is original. The film moves slowly, but leaves much to savor.