‘The Crossing’ | 1883 | Paramount+
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2022
- The pioneers are pushed to their limit in “The Crossing.” The cast talks about how this intense episode came together. Watch 1883 exclusively on Paramount+.
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1883, a Yellowstone origin story, follows the Dutton family as they embark on a journey west through the Great Plains toward the last bastion of untamed America. From Academy Award nominee Taylor Sheridan, co-creator of Yellowstone, 1883 is a stark retelling of Western expansion, and an intense study of one family fleeing poverty to seek a better future in America’s promised land - Montana.
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Watching this made me understand more that I am fortunate to be here. My ancestors used the Oregon trail and could have been picked off.
It’s insane how this was filmed so close to my home. It literally looks like looking out the window of my house. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve played in the Brazos river!
Best series I have EVER seen!
This is not only an outstanding story but so beautifully written and told. Don't miss this people!! From Montgomery al 🙏 ❤️
I finally bought the show on dvd so glad I can watch
Lies again? After Math Elementary Math
Tim McGraw is a awesome actor !
Thank you
@@margaritadominguez5757 You're welcome.
It lets you see how hard living in those days was. It wasn't easy it was brutal.
Best Show I’ve ever seen. All the aspects of a great are on point.
I've never cared for characters more than I cared for the ones in 1883. Such a perfectly cast series that was wonderfully written and executed both behind the camera and by the cast! I wish Taylor Sheridan treated all of his characters in Yellowstone the way that he treated them in this show!
Driving horses is a lost art.
Damn, that was a great show!!!
It's crazy that the raft hadn't been invented yet in 1883.
Lol! I agree. I thought this part of the plot was incredibly stupid.
I'm tired of good shows starting out with a few episodes and rhen going to Paramount+
I'm not going to kee paying for extra channels!
I'll qait until it's free or on dvd! I get the Yellowstone seasons as gifts so this will work too. But at least Yellowstone is on regular Paramount. Thank you for that!
The river scene was bordering on the line of absurd . I mean that water looked incredibly tame and people are drowning. I know they couldn’t swim with the excuse of “weren’t allowed” but really? Packing a wood stove, umm ok but a piano ?!
Agreed. River crossings can be very dangerous, but the way to make them safer is to use relays, and a system of ropes tied across the river downstream to catch anyone who gets into trouble.
There’s too much fake jeopardy on TV, in dramas, but also in so-called ‘reality TV’.
Maybe an undercurrent?
Shay checked every individual looking for those who may have smallpox, but didn't check to see if they had proper supplies or if their wagons were overloaded before they started?
@@oldguysmusic2929 smallpox is a more present danger, can be very easy to catch it where supplies and overloaded wagons becomes a problem later on
@@oldguysmusic2929 he did check, remember he said they gotta leave that shit behind in Texas, but they didn’t listen
Quality
I love same Sam Elliot but I hate how he said 'PTSD' out of the side of his mouth like it's a 5 year old with ADD. I understand his character is saying that he came from a harder era. He said it in a dismissive way that fits the denial his character has. However, I don't like that message sent to wifi streaming viewers a paramount plus show like it's ok for them to think that way too while they sit on their couch.
Man it's the best one I have ever seen western that is seriously the Duttons as well
Good story but travel in 1883 was not this hard. Maybe 1853 or 63. Transcontinental rRR was completed by 1869.
They can't afford to take a train.
First of all, I really enjoyed this series. Many parts of it are probably true to life. And I appreciate the effort made by Sheridan and his crew to try and make every part of it realistic. With that being said, this river crossing is one of the most ridiculous events I've ever seen on the big screen. Anyone who knows anything about rivers knows that you do not cross in the deepest part. Why didn't they cross where the shallow shoal or riffle is which is pictured in plain view. I think that it's odd that James's wagon really had no problem getting across. In fact, the river level barely got above the axles. Also, the non-swimmers should have road with the more experienced drivers or sat behind James on horseback. So, three people drowned? Like I said...ridiculous. 🙄
A história mais triste dos Estados Unidos da América onde tinha dois lados o Sul ,e o Norte . irmãos matando irmãos.!
Why didn't they take the train?
Don’t think they could’ve afforded it. Just my opinion
With all of the stuff they owned, it would have costed a fortune. Now if it just, let's say, husband and wife with no kids and two carry ons, different story.
If the majority of settlers were as shown modern america would be very diferent. Dances with wolves seems more accurate
First
These immigrants couldn't speak English and all instructions were in English with little or no translation. They were deathly afraid of the river and Shay never showed them how to cross the river safely. There were too many things that made no sense. People died needlessly in every episode.
Beyond the wonderful scenery and the star actors the story fell flat.
The story started with 60+ immigrants, including 20 children. At the end there were about 4 adults and 3 children still alive. Those children weren't killed they just disappeared. Too many things in the story didn't make any sense at all.
It's a good thing Sam Elliott's character is dead and gone, because for him to trash talk Yellowstone, AFTER he cashed his paychecks and AFTER the SAG benefits have been earned, I'm all done with him for right now. Anything pertaining to Sam Elliott, I'm just done with for right now. Thank you, next!
My thoughts exactly! Taylor Sheridan must be feeling a bit betrayed
Oh poor you, I know he’ll lose a lot of sleep because some soyboy doesn’t like him anymore. 🤣😂
Sam Elliott did NOT trash talk Yellowstone, he did NOT say he thinks it's a lousy show or that it doesn't deserve its popularity. He merely said it's not the sort of show he enjoys. I'm pretty sure Taylor Sheridan's skin isn't so tissue paper thin that this upsets him. In fact, after working and living so closely together for months filming this huge project, the two men had probably already talked about it. Some people are such babies -- can't stand it if someone has a different opinion or different taste.
The show is not great imo.
A história mais triste dos Estados Unidos da América onde tinha dois lados o Sul ,e o Norte . irmãos matando irmãos.!