The REAL Reason Kevin Costner Left Yellowstone...
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Chael Sonnen talks Kevin Costner on this episode of Beyond the Fight
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He left Yellowstone because he's ducking Aspinall
🤣Cant blame the man
He left Yellowstone because “JON JONES IS THE #1 PFP FIGHTER AND IF YOU’RE GROWN MAN WHO’S BEEN WATCHING MMA AND DISAGREE YOU’RE FUCKING CRAZY.”
😂 Goto bed
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He left cause he didn't wanna cutweight anymore
YES GREAT ANSWER MAN - FORGET KEVIN COSTNER - HAVE YOU SEEN THE PRICE OF BREAD ?
That was my first thought too
chael testing the algorithm with this one
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And I kinda like the attempt. I just hate Kevin Costner.
You are wrong sir, Unforgiven is great!
But where does Kevin Lee fit into this?
Have you ever had an original thought in your life?
@@Kut_throatoh the irony 😂
Correction, Clint Eastwood best western guy of all time
John Wayne is pretty okay also. All those old westerners are pretty decent
One performance, one movie, I'd say Doc Holiday all day. I'd also agree that John Wayne is the best ever at Westerns, I mean that's all he did ever, lol. I like Clint Eastwood but he just put on a serious face and did his role, John Wayne did it all, comedy, serious, great dialogue. He's Elvis Presley, the king of westerns.
Boo...Marion was not the best Western actor. Seriously, that isn't even a debate. He punched armed people once and they were unconscious for the rest of the movie....You guys probably think David Carradine was the best martial artist actor....smh
Most western fans would argue the Duke, aka John Wayne, is the goat of westerns. I don't even think that can be disputed as back in the heyday of that era of television/cinema it was nearly unanimous. Clint is arguably second best, but I'd wager true fans during that scene likely had many candidates vying for second place.
@@joelismymasterclint did it all too but he also write, directs, and produces movies.
Chael doesn't realise that Horizon is going to be a series of films and not just a one off. 😂
It bombed so bad they killed it
@@douglasfulmer5483 I don’t think so. Part one was basically introducing all of the characters.
Hey Chael, Good video except Horizpn is to be continued.
@@ROFO79bruh it bombed with all of India and China
You had me believing until you dissed Unforgiven. I loved that movie.
Uncle chaels expanding his content
Uncle Chael The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is where it’s at
You mean
The good
The Chael
And DC
@qotsa1 Unforgiven is definitely top 10 Western movies of all time. Josey Wales was amazing.
Obviously all the Dirty Harry movies are amazingly well done.
Gene Hackman played that despicable, evil, corrupted town sheriff who brutally kills the main character's best friend in retaliation for killing those cowboys that cut the hooker and then him not wanting to leave town.
At first, you think the story is all about the main character riding out and hunting for the guys who did that to the woman with his crew, to get the prize money and to get revenge for her, but then you realize it is actually a revenge story against the corrupted sheriff who has a tight grip on all the people in the town and has everyone on his side.
That last moments where he takes care of business by gunning down everyone in that saloon is just awesome. Then he rides off into the Sun, with the money, goes and buries his old friend, and nobody ever sees from him again.
Same with The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and The Outlaw Josey Wales. Both amazing stories and great quickdraw scenes. The eye squint was a big part of Jim Carrey's standup Schtick when it came to imitating Clint Eastwood.
Think you're forgetting about the one and only Jose Wales, fastest gun in the West
There’s never been a better anti-hero in a western ever! 👍👍
@@bearden3120excpecially when he spits tobacco juice on the dog lol
LOVE Josie Wales!!
So this is why I've been waiting nearly 600 days for seaon 5 to end?
I’m your huckleberry
You are a daisy if you do
“Hucklebearer”
Disagree with westerns are all about the draws. What makes Unforgiven a great show is watching William Munny's personal journey. The best part of the of the show is when we see Munny turning into a cold blooded killer again, the arch of the movie.
100 percent correct
Totally agree on this. I like Chael's takes, but he couldn't have missed more than his take on Unforgiven. Did he watch the same Unforgiven that the rest of us did?
But he doesn't kill in cold blood in the end he kills for revenge/justice the sheriff and his deputies are the villains of course and the outlaws are the heroes they flip it the outlaw avenges instead of the law man avenges
Where does Sergio Leone fit into all this?
Imagine being an Uber driver and then picking up chael and then him responding in back
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You've been wrong before but your take on westerns especially the unforgiven, is a whole level
Chael is NEVER wrong.
If Chael says something which "seems to contradict" reality, then reality is wrong. ❤
it's Horizon part 1, part 2 comes out next year. I loved it, had a lot of Lonesome Dove moments
You’re nuts thinking that Rip is more important than John Dutton. The show cannot go on without Costner. I’d finish season five without Costner since I’m already invested, but they can’t continue anymore seasons without Costner. Wrapping up season five will be rough. The governor somehow dies, but we’re not going to see it? He’s there at the end of the last episode but then now have to write him off. It’ll be interesting to see how Taylor patches this up
End it with season 6 have them lose the ranch and put RIP N beth on 6666
I think you forgot about a few scenes in the unforgiven movie buddy.
Based on this 'draw' rationale 'Quick And The Dead' would be the best western ever For unsimplified, non-cliche westerns, few pieces evoke real emotion the way Unforgiven did. It was viscerally frustrating to watch the non-draw. The resolution was way more impactful as there was not a climax every 5 minutes prior to it. Many people can't identify with with characters who have flawless super hero abilities and clever spontaneous quips right on cue. Tombstone was fast food compared to Unforgiven.
The quick and dead is most definitely fast food entertainment but not a lot of meat
"Are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle dixie." Clint Eastwood.
Please never change Chael, undefeated
when Chael waxes philosophical pure gold
This is how you troll. Be aware that some people actually have enough talent for misconception to believe this is true and state it as objective fact. Legit lol at thinking the show couldn’t go on without Rip, when the plot in no way revolves around him. Chael is still the master at messing with folks.
If you think John Wayne movies have bad lines, you need to watch Chisum. Great movie.
Love ya Chael but Unforgiven is gold. No quick draw but a good standoff in the saloon. Also, lonesome dove was one of the best westerns all time imo and had no quick draw
Food for thought Uncle Chael.
If Uncle Chael Wants to see a good modern western he should check out bone Tomahawk with Kurt Russell, and multiple others. A very underrated movie.
i was waiting for Chael to apply his point about Costner being the biggest star and yet leaving Yellowstone to Conor and the UFC.
Horizon has multiple parts, Uncle Chael. That's why there was a cliffhanger.
Chael Sonnen watched me on Horizon. HOLI SHINTO! I had quick part. I'm soooo honored. WOW! The Navajo Nation can't wait for you to visit. STILL UNDEFEATED!
Cole Hauser (Rip) is an amazing actor❤
yo uncle chael, there is a part 2 coming later this year.
Unc lost all credibility in this analysis when he said Unforgiven was a bad movie. that movie is amazing!
"We all got it coming, kid."
Top 5 in no particular order......1. Tombstone 2. True Grit(modern) 3. Dances With Wolves 4. The Magnificent Seven(original) 5. The Outlaw Josey Whales
Best western character ever was William Munny. Come on Chael
Yellowstone is filmed on my reservation and south of Missoula, whats so funny is tourists actually asked me where the broken rock reservation was lmao
Hi Chael, I’m a big fan and not disagreeing with you on Kevin Costner. But if you haven’t seen the western, Lonesome Dove, you have to! Its is the best western EVER made with Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Duvall. It’s long, but worth it.
Chaels not testing the algorithm. Yellowstone, UFC, same internal problems right now THE MAN CANT BE STOPPED THANKS CHAEL
Kevin Costner is making a 4 part series of this movie. The next part is supposed to release in a few months and filming for the other 2 is taking place now or soon.
Yea and horizon sucked.
Oh Chael, you finally lost a round. Unforgiven was not just the greatest western movie of all time it is one of the greatest movies of all time. And it did the best and most respectful job of portraying a man who purposefully set aside his days as an outlaw that had achieved almost super villain notoriety for the love of a woman. Long after her passing the character has been called to put on the supervillain, outlaw mantle, again to find that her Christian influence had seeped so deep into his soul that it seemed an impossible task. Yet, ironically love--the love of a slaughtered friend--is what help Tim find that old monster. Because of it that film was almost a tragedy. I think you're wrong. Show a lot of people still look for the spaghetti western quick draw, but Unforgiven gave us so much more than that. I am so surprised that it went over your head, sir.
I’m bummed they canceled the show, It was cool to see our American culture. Its was awesome to see native culture finally.Which needs to be showcased more often….
There's a part two coming out for it
No, never heard of it. Know of Kevin Costner tho. Waterworld was a great movie.
C’mon man you relate Kevin with waterworld and not dances with wolves or body guard? He’d be shattered 😂😂
Waterworld is an underrated movie.
@@jeffwhellum Waterworld was huge internationally, Dances With Wolves was big only in US, Body Guard I remember only hy TV add.
@@janpol466 yeah I’m Australian and remember when it was getting filmed on the Gold Coast .. I don’t know, it was a bit corny for me. My fav Kevin film would be field of dreams ( if you build it they will come).. 🇦🇺✌️🇦🇺
@@jeffwhellumand nobody has mentioned Field of Dreams? It's one of the best sports movies of all time.
Chael and country music and western movies is the channel I want the most. If you did country music and westerns and talked about fighting to fill time, that's what the people want.
He left to to be able to work on Horizons. Its absolutely horrible. He put 30 million of his own money on the project, and its so bad. He fuxked everyone over.
I can never tell when Chaelosaurus Rex is trolling us. He's complaining and saying Horizon had a horrible ending. He does realize it's a cliffhanger ending and you have to go back and watch chapter 2, chapter 3, and chapter 4.
“Shane” starring Alan Ladd is considered the greatest western.
Does anyone remember purgatory?? That was a great western and a crazy storyline. It had sam Sheppard and randy quaid. Purgatory is the most underrated western.
Best Western character is obviously Eastwood’s Blondie, Charles Bronson’s Harmonica, or Lee Van Cleef’s Mortimer. Easily, Chael
The Tombstone Streetfight, which is what they called it in newspapers at the time, occurred in a span of approximately 29 or 30 seconds, from the first shot fired to the last (according to witnesses and court transcripts). Bear in mind that all of the participants had single-action revolvers--save Doc Holliday, who had a shotgun--and the rate of fire was decidedly slower than people imagine.
Did Uncle just say they could have done Seinfeld without Seinfeld
Chael has top tier TV taste.
Who needs Siskel n Ebert
We got movies with Chael
Please make this a weekly thing
Movie and show reviews 😊
Chael, great analysis especially when adding in the analysis about Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday. You nailed this 1,000,000,000%. Be honest though, didn't you like Michael Biehn as Johnny Ringo. Don't get me wrong Val stole the show but Michael in the Tavern and in "The Draw" scene was awesome both times. Lastly name a Sam Elliot role you didn't like, I mean he was awesome as the what 5th bill behind Val, Kurt, Michael and Powers Boothe. And in the ultimate man's man statement from another movie, "Don't eat the big white mint." Prove me wrong on any of this? Lol
It's not about his contract, they're looking at the wrong number. Offer Costner to come in at 170 and he'll be back
Yo Chael. I'm a big fan, and imma let you finish, but Clint Eastwood is the best Western actor of all time.
I'm surprised chael didn't say brokeback mountain was one of the best westerns in his opinion
Love when Uncle Chael talks movies and TV Shows haha he’s takes are actually very good
This might just be the real reason. They were kind of easing out Costners character in the storyline of the show anyway. I disagree about there being one main star of Yellowstone though. I think it’s been a strong ensemble of characters from the start and I think that’s kind of the point of the show. You see all these different types of characters, what motivates them, wha has damaged them and made them who they are and how they develop while dealing with those things. It’s not just about a star or life on a ranch it’s about life and family and relationships of all different kinds. Some of the smaller less featured characters are just as interesting as the more prominent ones.
The quick and the dead is a good western if you like draws. Highly recommend it
2 of my favorite modern westerns are Hatfield’s and McCoy’s (excellent) and Into the West (also excellent). I don’t watch movies or tv anymore but those are 2 films I would watch again with someone who hasn’t seen them.
Its called, "Top Billing" and Costner probably had it written into his contract. But the public is a very fical beast. Costner could have hung on and continued to get it but it would feel hollow to him. He has enough money that he doesn't need the part. It was more of a love of the craft. Costner can fall back and save face because he can say he wanted to direct as well. They wouldnt let him and he could use it as an out. Also Chael your wrong, Unforgiven was so good that it broke the mold. It didnt depend on an age old formula. The ones that can do that are special just for that reason.
Chael trying to expand outside mma… wife forcing him to make that extra cheese 🧀
Taylor Sheridan is the creator, not the writer or writers.. Rip was written very deliberately, and regardless of initial intentions, they chose to keep writing rip into the show the way they did because they were riding the wave of what the fanbase really enjoyed and wanted… It’s bigger than Kevin Costner, and I think that’s hard to accept for a guy like Kevin Costner who is by far the highest profile actor on the show and is used to be #1.
Also, you need to watch more westerns if you think Val Kilmer is the best character ever from that genre. He’s nailed it in that movie but it’s 1 movie. Clint Eastwood was an absolute beast in westerns over and over and over again.
Horizon is gonna make a strong comeback in episodes 2,3, and 4. Everyone gonna be rushing to whatever streaming site gets episode 1 so they can catch up.
Montana can’t let you get close…
If you're that simplistic, then you can accept that. When you found out what they meant by the train station, Jamie knowing this then finding out about his real past. The vendetta between Jamie and Beth, then the idea that the show made that Jamie is now vindicitive toward the Dutton brand, then Beth catching Jamie dumping his real dad's body at the train station. Costner/Dutton is still the biggest story line for the show. Rip's a badass. This is probably the most popular boy name in the last 5 years, but John Dutton clicks MANY angles. Rewarding/treating Rip like his son, the war against Jamie, the name is Dutton that's tied to Yellowstone ranch that so many different characters are trying to take out. IDK this created a brand new crop of city slickers but Chael's opinion here is pretty bad for someone who's not known as simply a MMA "knuckle dragger"
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Augustus McCrae and Woodrow Call are the two greatest Western characters of all time.
You don’t kill the golden goose just because it’s now producing platinum! You such it up and play as a team for everyone!
Excellent analogy with Val and Tombstone! I had no idea you were a great film critic!
I am currently in Austin and we are filming 1923 Season 2
What's up Chael, this show is with out a doubt my favorite show i think overall ever for me, Especially because Kevin Costner is my favorite actor. Anywho sending some good vibes to you and your family. Have a Blessed day 👊
Seinfeld wasn’t just named after Jerry he helped write the script. Oh and by the way he is the most successful comedian of all time… Costner left because he wanted to fold horizon and they wanted him to film Yellowstone instead.
Rip is also the hardest character since Tommy Shelby.
You realize horizon was technically a quarter of a movie? That’s why it didn’t have an ending
Lonesome dove, Men of few words, ladies with more..
Bring back them days..
Wild bunch the movie, again few words but men were men, and all died for their friend angel..
Fantastic film
Agreed, horizon excellent, hostiles also great..
But my favorite is unforgivin and josey wales, spit.. ‘deserves got nothing to with it’ ‘josey wales’
Never getting this 12 minutes and 29 seconds back , you have officially fallen off Chael
The best part was when Darth told Luke he was his son! Completely took me by surprise.
The duel that Chael claims is the entire point of a Western (Chael is a shameless liar, but I'll accept his premise for the opportunity of telling him he's wrong) has only occurred a few times in history. One example in particular, that has inspired countless scenes in film (television, radio, books, etc) is an incident that involved James Butler Hickok (aka Wild Bill Hickok) and Davis Tutt, following a dispute over a card game in Springfield, Missouri. They went outside to settle it. Davis Tutt fired first and Hickok took his time to line up his shot before firing. There are other examples, obviously, but this one in particular appears to be the only one where both combatants walked out in the street and squared up with each other before drawing their pistols. In movies the winner is almost always the guy who clears his holster first, but in real life a lot of these guys were terrible shots. Hence the incident known as 'the shootout at the OK Corral.' The Earps and the Clantons/McLowreys were right up in each other's faces, at a distance of less than ten feet, when the first shot was fired. In closing, the reason Chael is undefeated is because he's immune to facts and understands that they have no place in rhetoric or hyperbole. Let us all show fealty to King Chael! 🎉
Without Costner there is no Yellowstone 😢😢😢
Chill out uncle Chael. Part 2 comes out next month. They filmed them together.
Unforgiven is the best Western out there. I appreciate realism.
Tony Ferguson is the kinda guy that watches Yellowstone.
Horizon is going to have 3 or 4 parts, the ending wasn’t the end
Make this a series please 😆🙏
‘One Eyed Jacks ‘ with Brando and Carl Marl Malden is the best western ever!!!
You do know the ending was a preview of part 2
Without Kevin, there's zero Yellowstone
Chael, Seinfeld has been basically the only successful cast member from Seinfeld to maintain a career. Dreyfus does some stuff still, but not on the level of Jerry
Chael, it's a 4 part movie series. That's how they left us on part 1.
Uncle Chael is That Good....That Bad...and That well......beautiful!!!!!
Uncle Chael, c'mon! Yellowstone? Bro that's a dumb show, seemingly created by people who have never even been to America, let alone the west. How can you say 'Unforgiven' sucks? Best western movie ever made. I love when you talk about things not connected to combat sports. It reminds me that you truly are the king of the pitch. You can make all opinions sound so credible and convincing, no matter how preposterous the notion might be. Ridiculous take.
Created by men who have never been to america....WTF are you talking about?!? It wss created, written and produced by Taylor Sherridan....who is also an actor in the show.. you're so wrong about everything!
Troll. Use Google fool
@@fabricationnation8052 Bro, taylor sheridan was a theater kid in high school & his dad was a cardiologist. He was born in North Carolina. Gimme a break. Yellowstone sucks. It's target audience is a 70 yr old woman from the east coast who remembers him from bull durham & jfk. I'm literally right about everything, again. That's my nickname for myself: "Right Again"
A-men, Val Kilmer is the pale rider on the pale horse in Tombstone. He's amazing.
Ole Rip and Travis beefing rn over some coffee, both JD and Rip about to be off Yellowstone
Chael, that's not how it finishes......The movie is in three parts from what I've read.
Thanks for explaining how i should enjoy a movie Chael 😂😂😂
He talks about this stuff like he's got some information from behind the scenes. Lol. I love it