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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 288104" data-attributes="member: 8">Be careful what you wish for. Kayce&#039;s wife Monica almost dies twice after a bizarre accident and the storyline reeks of &quot;already running out of ideas&quot;.On the other hand, maybe it serves as an excuse for her to recover on the ranch, and then it will be difficult for Kayce to say no.John Dutton is getting weaker because of the cancer, but he also feels that things could change for extremely wealthy land owners.Ironically, Beth has gone through some sort of healing process and she&#039;s very ready for the upcoming battle.The hospital staff in YELLOWSTONE doesn&#039;t take any of The Family&#039;s bullshit antics - it&#039;s a revolution in SoapLand!Are bears not protected wildlife in America? Seems like a waste to kill such a majestic animal.I feel the series is beginning to win me over. The first episodes were way too pretentious, and it reminded me of what I hate in modern &quot;epic&quot; movies.To be considered &quot;epic&quot; is something that a movie or series has to earn, and it&#039;s a byproduct not a goal. It&#039;s not a style or genre that you can force onto the viewers and I think that&#039;s exactly what modern Hollywood often tries to achieve.First you have to be good, and then maybe - maybe - people will say &quot;wow, that was pretty epic!&quot; There&#039;s no shortcut for this.Yeah, I think that describes my initial opinion of YELLOWSTONE.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 288104, member: 8"] Be careful what you wish for. Kayce's wife Monica almost dies twice after a bizarre accident and the storyline reeks of "already running out of ideas". On the other hand, maybe it serves as an excuse for her to recover on the ranch, and then it will be difficult for Kayce to say no. John Dutton is getting weaker because of the cancer, but he also feels that things could change for extremely wealthy land owners. Ironically, Beth has gone through some sort of healing process and she's very ready for the upcoming battle. The hospital staff in YELLOWSTONE doesn't take any of The Family's bullshit antics - it's a revolution in SoapLand! Are bears not protected wildlife in America? Seems like a waste to kill such a majestic animal. I feel the series is beginning to win me over. The first episodes were way too pretentious, and it reminded me of what I hate in modern "epic" movies. To be considered "epic" is something that a movie or series has to earn, and it's a byproduct not a goal. It's not a style or genre that you can force onto the viewers and I think that's exactly what modern Hollywood often tries to achieve. First you have to be [I]good[/I], and then maybe - [I]maybe[/I] - people will say "wow, that was pretty epic!" There's no shortcut for this. Yeah, I think that describes my initial opinion of YELLOWSTONE. [/QUOTE]

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