I thought it was good, but wasn’t it a little odd that every single calamity that ever impacte any wagon train heading west was inflicted on THIS group, even with such ‘expert’ guides? Sam Elliot’s character had such wisdom and experience but was so unable to convey that information or manage a train? It just seemed really strange. In the end though, the show really pulls you in to the characters, their experiences and their growth, or decay, as human beings. Oh, and that isn’t poison oak in the 2nd scene.
Most women can have men line up. What most women now don't understand is that she has to earn the man's love and commitment. Today, they confuse sexual interest as desire for commitment. The right man is the prize.. and a woman that is wife material more precious than silver and gold. If either of them chose the wrong one for the wrong reasons.. the future is a life of misery.
Men will NOT marry out of fear, most of them don't even care about marriage. They will only marry if the wmn proves herself. Their is no pressure for a man to marry. He gets everything he wants in life without it.
@@thelegacyofgaming2928So do women. We can have careers and great lives without the need for a man. Men are only good for one thing, the same thing men say about women. Without us you wouldn’t be here 😂😂
“You say you love her, but you’ll never lover her like I do. That’s my heart you’re runnin off with. Your better cradle it like an egg”. As a father of a daughter that gets me every time.
Just finished this series, and wow... loved every second of it. Not for the action, but the storytelling, the acting, and the dialoges. This is what makes this series so special!
This needs to be a long running series, or mini series. Please, Mr. Costner? It’s magnificent! The stories, the actors, it’s the best thing on television!
I have a love for westerns from my Father. He looked like John Wayne and could have been his double so growing up I have seen every John Wayne movie. When my Dad got ill with cancer I bought him a VCR and every John Wayne movie I could find. This was 24 yrs ago and he had never seen a VCR or movies on tape. My last few months of his life we watched westerns together so it holds a special place in my heart. I wish he could see this western and many others like Dances with Wolves and Yellowstone. Great memories for me 💕💕💕
The historical accuracy is impeccable. The acting is on another level. Amazing series. I could watch a decade worth of seasons of this show. It never gets old.
You must have missed history class, as the chronology for the improbable tale is 10 years removed. The whiney voice of Mary Sue (the Comanches would have notched her nose, except they were all pacified and on the Rez in 1883. The largest Comanche raids into Mexico took place from 1840 to the mid-1850s, after which they declined in size and intensity. The Comanche were finally defeated by the United States Army in 1875 and forced onto a reservation.) and her I'm a little bit country she's a little bit country too, pop stars turned insufferably bad actors propels the story beyond the pointless forest into the land of maximum annoyance. Wasted in a conflicted role is Sam Elliott who can't figure out if he is a trail boss(The end of the overland trails era began in 1866 with the formation of the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Following the “wedding of the rails” in 1869, an emigrant could travel from Omaha to the Pacific Ocean in less than two weeks. However, wagon trains could still be seen on the Oregon Trail through the 1880s.), PTSD from the war, or sensitive vulnerable cry baby of the 21st century. All that being said, Lamonica Garret well played as the former buffalo soldier. I'm glad you liked the show. Opinions may vary. Sheridan has done some good stuff this just wasn't up to it.
@@DavidNefelimSlayer So.. you're all crazy because they didn't name the show 1843? This show gets people but above all, youth, interested in American history / The pioneer era. Even if they nailed the era from your perspective, popstars and all, I'm sure you'd still be pissed at the lack of tooth decay or some nonsense lol.
@@ranchdressing1037 He's not crazy that the show wasn't accurate. He's crazy because someone who doesn't know what the hell they're talking about, jumps up and sing praises about things they have no clue are accurate. I don't blame him. If the show is good, that's one thing. But don't just lie or put out silly propaganda to make something look more appealing. That's just stupid. And I don't blame them for calling them out on it. Historically accurate??? I agree, do your homework.
I wish sooo badly this would’ve been 2-3 seasons. Glad they didn’t stretch it out forever, but it was too good just to be one season. I’m hoping 1923 turns out just as good. But so far this has been one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
@@mellowdramatic33 Just like True Detective season one. One of the big reasons it’s so freaking good is because it’s a nice tight one season arc with a solid ending. No time crunch on writing it either like you’d have with subsequent seasons.
1923 will flop but the sequel to 1883 if there is one will sell all over the world.... maybe they can go back 20 years into 1863 and just keep going back in time to 1823 then 1783 and so on.. it would be awesome... also to see the same cast in so called 1863 would be amazing....., maybe they can do 1873 where they show tim mcgraw raising isabel.... idk they can do so much cuz this cast was amazing
@@bane8305 after watching the first episode of 1923 you are incredibly wrong sir the acting is just as good the writing is just as good and the setting is just as good and I would argue that there are scenes in that first episode that rival anything 1883 put on the screen it was absolutely riveting
Love the way how the characters talk to each other, the conversations... taking pauses in-between sentences, letting each other say their stuff without interrupting, talking slow and thoughtful, a pause before answering... compared to how people talk nowadays in this fast paced modern smartphone obsessed society its a relief and somewhat relaxing to watch and it inspires me to just hit the break sometimes, even though people have little patience now
I like to believe that Sam Elliot wasn’t supposed to be in this show, he just showed up one day dressed how he normally would and started doing cowboy shit.
Thomas was my favorite character from this series. I loved to see them use him more. LaMonica Garrett is a great actor and has created a really deep character!
This has to be one of the best shows ever made. Incredible on so many levels. Really paints a perspective on what people escaped in search of freedom, what they fought for, and the sheer beauty of this land. We have no idea. This show will have you in tears many times over. I just finished it, and I can’t stop thinking about it. It’s that good.
To be honest, it started to wear on me with its pessimism and cynical "poetry". Could we have a happy medium between rose colored glasses and "paint it black" dark historical "realism". The Donner Party was a happier wagon train than this hyper tragified misery tour. Great acting though, but a lighter touch on the "Heart of Darkness: Oregon Trail" would make it a more enjoyable (and realistic) story.
”We weren't scared of no nightmares, sh*t, we went to sleep to escape them!" One of my favorite moment of the show, it's like you could feel it in Thomas eyes, great acting 🔥🔥
Sometimes the best scenes are the ones where not a lot of dialog is spoken but to see the raw emotion of the actors that captures the moment perfectly. The scene with Tom Hanks and Tim McGraw here in the beginning really hit home and shows exactly what I mean. Respect 100%
You can just see the regret on his face, to me it looks like he was finally understanding what he was fighting for, the enslavement of human beings. In the next clip we see him being respectful to an African American worker. He knew the mistakes he made and he owned them. Hats off to Tim McGraw and Taylor Sheridan, they killed this!
The scene with Tom Hanks is more powerful than I first believed. If you look closely James Dutton is wearing the Confederate soldier uniform and Tom Hanks wearing the Union uniform. When Elsa says that he was in a union prison for 3 years this was probably the moment just before he entered it. Two opposite sides sitting down looking at the devastation of the battle, powerful!
@@GeorgeTropicana for Americans who know the war yes it’s easy. I’m an Australian learning about the wars that happened, of course someone who is learning about another countries wars won’t get it straight away.
Its not that accurate. In episode 4 says Josef it was illegal to swim where they are from. He said even drowned people had been flogged. But thats wrong! From the 1530s to 17th century it was illegal to swim in the city of Ingolstadt. But in the 17th century it changed. They even where book made to teach people swimming.
@@Vollmilchwirdsauer87 Germans and German language were and some still are scattered throughout Europe. Maybe the weren't even from the German land. In the series you can hear the immigrants speak other languages like Romanian, Russian or something Slavic, and gypsy or Roma as they call it. My guess is maybe the German part of the immigrants were from some other part of Europe where they still had those strict rules by the time they left.
Highchew was amazed at the historical accuracy but the chronology is all mixed up. By 1883 I doubt if many people were using wagon trains but taking the train. And that sheriff in Fort Worth was decades earlier I believe. But still I was amazed at the research Revealing little things that one would not think of being raised on Hollywood westerns
Taylor Sheridan really knocked it out of the park with this one. I just finished season one and wow. It's been a while since a TV series moved me like this one. I'm not sure you can outdo this season but I wait with bated breath for you to try
it's strange that I had more emotion on the final scene of this video than I had during the initial watching. The respect and giving got me close to tears. The writing team wins this series!
@@sanjayvaidya4925 I knew it! So predictable 😂 It’s the funniest when people pretend “indigenous” equals peace & love and everyone lived in perfect harmony until the settlers came along. Fantasy land
What a show, what a show. Each character is more intriguing than the next and which one's my favorite?.. flippin Wade 😂 The horses are just majestic. I never had any affinity with horses until I started watching Yellowstone and now here I am... a 50 y/o construction worker taking riding lessons.
I just watched the entire series for the 3rd time as I wanted to document write all of Isabel May as Elsa’s narration & each episode I wrote more & more of the other characters speaking to the Cowboy Lullaby until the final episode I wrote every single word. Awesome stuff 1883!
I just finished watching 1883. Some of the most gut wrenching realistic scenes ever. I don't want to spoil this for anybody that hasn't seen it yet, but you might wanna keep a box of Kleenex nearby when you watch it. Powerful acting second to none !
I can't imagine the way these people had to live their lives. Absolutely amazing. One of my ancestor lineages came from Alsace Lorraine in the early 1870s....the life they left vs the life they made. Amazing.
Some of my Irish ancestors travelled on the Oregon trail. I have distant relatives in California today. I'm still in Ireland, some more of the ancestors stayed at home
My personal favorite line, this is poison oak and poison ivy. It wont kill you, youll just wish you were dead. First time i heard it, i could have died laughing. Elliot just deadpans that line.
I was sure this would be good because it’s Taylor Sheridan, but this passed good a long ways. I’m usually not a super fan of anything with a woman lead but this may be/ no it is the best thing I’ve seen in a long time.
I'm only half way through this series and I've never cried so much watching a film or TV show *EVER!* This is a true classic of cinema which equals and even betters all/any of the greatest productions of any previous era. *SPOILER ALERT* in the comments.
What an amazing cast. A real throwback to how gritty they were back then, couldn't have asked for a better cast. MY only disappointment was the ending, It was SAD as all heck. And out of all those people the only really happy ending was the captain with his immigrant GF and children, and they were one of the only ones to actually make the whole trip. I guess Elliot character did make it to where he wanted but how that played out was sad also lol I wish the sequel series would make more references to that original family (james dutton) since they were the founders of the home and land.
io ne ho visto tante di serie di questo genere, ma questa e in assoluto la piu bella, non mi sono annoiato un solo minuto in tutti e 10 episodi. complimenti
I didn't know that the General was Tom Hanks... just figured that out now 😬 This shows, i mean all of them 1883, 1923 and the Yellowstone they're all just beautifully written and directed.
I watch this over and over again and keep learning more things about our last history that’s so valuable and even though it was brutal at times, epic tale, beautiful script, and very talented people, everyone of them even the background personnel who displayed such beauty and hardships, Thank you for showing this movie❤️❤️🙏🙏💚🇺🇸
Great stuff! Very good by any standard I have known and I am sort of an old rooster. I'm halfway through the season and the big names are good but don't discount Isabel May,that young lady has her share of talent too. Heck,so far everyone fits/makes their part,this series is a must watch for me!
Tim McGraw,Faith Hill, Sam Elliot, are all great veteran actors and all have outstanding performances in this series. I believe the Emmy goes to Isabel May hands down !! Her acting and the character she plays are incredible!!! This show,in fact,should run away with all the awards this year!!
Easily. She was given one of the best lead parts in a while for a woman, and she executes every moment of it with grace. I saw an interview where she talks about her process of studying for the part. My favorite thing that she said was that when she was hired, the first thing she told Taylor was "you have to get me on a horse right away". The second thing is about how she wrote down notes for herself, in each episode, about another formality that she was going to drop as she travels West. Whether it was how she carried herself in the saddle, or how she spoke.
As a teenager, I had a very bad case of poison ivy infection. Bad enough to keep me from going to school for more than a week. I never wished I was dead, but I sure wished the itching would stop. I learned that, the more you scratched, the more you itched! I also learned to tolerate the itching and not scratch!
I think the MOST powerful dialogue scenes is one overlooked: Yosef: You know this Shea: I know it Yosef: you know how to take the leg Shea: I know how Yosef: Take it Shea goes to the group: Yosef leg gots to come off. We should do it now Them- they get up, grab knives and just sat “alright” - The bluntness and the non emotion with the few words show that back then, you were resigned to the logic of things. No discussion. Nothing. You understood what had to be done. Put urself in Yosef’s shoes and then imagine how the conversation would have went. I would’ve been like- wait!!! What? There’s no meds? What about the pain? How? OmG
Many great scenes in this series. But the one that moved me was Sam Elliott telling the story of taking the memory of his wife to the coast. I considered it on par with John Wayne telling his story in True Grit and Ben Johnson telling his story about skinny dipping with his lover in The Last Picture Show, which won both the Oscar. If only this had been a movie, Sam Elliott should have won an Oscar. It was that powerful a scene.
I've only seen bits & pieces of it so far? But would really Love too see substanchly more, or the Entire Series preferably. What I have seen has been Awesome.
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Sam elliot was born to play this part . Could not be portrayed by anyone else.. Best Western mini series ever written ..
Truer words were never spoken.
I thought it was good, but wasn’t it a little odd that every single calamity that ever impacte any wagon train heading west was inflicted on THIS group, even with such ‘expert’ guides? Sam Elliot’s character had such wisdom and experience but was so unable to convey that information or manage a train? It just seemed really strange. In the end though, the show really pulls you in to the characters, their experiences and their growth, or decay, as human beings.
Oh, and that isn’t poison oak in the 2nd scene.
I take it you’ve never seen a little mini series called Lonesome Dove.
@@stevenbartolini I've seen the film with Costner. That was awesome 👌
Love him in the
Great Labowski!❤❤❤
The Dude Abides...😂❤
"Don't want to be marring out of fear. Let a man earn your love"
Now that some of the best advice, I should have took when I was younger lol.
I learned don’t go for girls that you fancy but go for women that like you!
Most women can have men line up. What most women now don't understand is that she has to earn the man's love and commitment. Today, they confuse sexual interest as desire for commitment.
The right man is the prize.. and a woman that is wife material more precious than silver and gold. If either of them chose the wrong one for the wrong reasons.. the future is a life of misery.
Advice for All. Amen. Both Women and Men.
Men will NOT marry out of fear, most of them don't even care about marriage. They will only marry if the wmn proves herself. Their is no pressure for a man to marry. He gets everything he wants in life without it.
@@thelegacyofgaming2928So do women. We can have careers and great lives without the need for a man. Men are only good for one thing, the same thing men say about women. Without us you wouldn’t be here 😂😂
“You say you love her, but you’ll never lover her like I do. That’s my heart you’re runnin off with. Your better cradle it like an egg”. As a father of a daughter that gets me every time.
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@ I’m very sorry to hear that. Every child deserves to feel special and loved
@@stephaniam8691you deserve to feel loved mama im sorry for that
@@keastymatthew2407 calm down edge lord. No one cares how tough you think you are.
Just finished this series, and wow... loved every second of it. Not for the action, but the storytelling, the acting, and the dialoges. This is what makes this series so special!
It was beautiful
It's great to see the western make a come back and involve great talent and great scripts.
"If you steal you stay where you stole." Now thats a great line
Poor Ennis is waiting in his version of Heaven with flowers......sorry buddy 😢 😭 😔
So did those guys actually steal that woman's stuff? Or did she lie?
Yeah if they steal they'll will stay where they stole
Lies again? AMWF CAR Bio Perine
@@nado9159yeh they preyed on her bc her husband was one of the first to die.
This needs to be a long running series, or mini series. Please, Mr. Costner? It’s magnificent! The stories, the actors, it’s the best thing on television!
uhhh it is
I have a love for westerns from my Father. He looked like John Wayne and could have been his double so growing up I have seen every John Wayne movie. When my Dad got ill with cancer I bought him a VCR and every John Wayne movie I could find. This was 24 yrs ago and he had never seen a VCR or movies on tape. My last few months of his life we watched westerns together so it holds a special place in my heart. I wish he could see this western and many others like Dances with Wolves and Yellowstone. Great memories for me 💕💕💕
The historical accuracy is impeccable. The acting is on another level. Amazing series. I could watch a decade worth of seasons of this show. It never gets old.
You must have missed history class, as the chronology for the improbable tale is 10 years removed. The whiney voice of Mary Sue (the Comanches would have notched her nose, except they were all pacified and on the Rez in 1883. The largest Comanche raids into Mexico took place from 1840 to the mid-1850s, after which they declined in size and intensity. The Comanche were finally defeated by the United States Army in 1875 and forced onto a reservation.) and her I'm a little bit country she's a little bit country too, pop stars turned insufferably bad actors propels the story beyond the pointless forest into the land of maximum annoyance. Wasted in a conflicted role is Sam Elliott who can't figure out if he is a trail boss(The end of the overland trails era began in 1866 with the formation of the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Following the “wedding of the rails” in 1869, an emigrant could travel from Omaha to the Pacific Ocean in less than two weeks. However, wagon trains could still be seen on the Oregon Trail through the 1880s.), PTSD from the war, or sensitive vulnerable cry baby of the 21st century. All that being said, Lamonica Garret well played as the former buffalo soldier. I'm glad you liked the show. Opinions may vary. Sheridan has done some good stuff this just wasn't up to it.
@@DavidNefelimSlayer Thank you.
@@DavidNefelimSlayer So.. you're all crazy because they didn't name the show 1843?
This show gets people but above all, youth, interested in American history / The pioneer era. Even if they nailed the era from your perspective, popstars and all, I'm sure you'd still be pissed at the lack of tooth decay or some nonsense lol.
@@ranchdressing1037 He's not crazy that the show wasn't accurate. He's crazy because someone who doesn't know what the hell they're talking about, jumps up and sing praises about things they have no clue are accurate. I don't blame him. If the show is good, that's one thing. But don't just lie or put out silly propaganda to make something look more appealing. That's just stupid. And I don't blame them for calling them out on it. Historically accurate??? I agree, do your homework.
@@wadewilson8011 wasn't even poison oak and ivy. 🤷🏼♀️🙄
I wish sooo badly this would’ve been 2-3 seasons. Glad they didn’t stretch it out forever, but it was too good just to be one season. I’m hoping 1923 turns out just as good. But so far this has been one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
It should've gotten a few seasons. Would love to see them as a family establishing the ranch.
It's one of the best you ever seen because it was only one season.
Don’t over stay your welcome. Story was amazing just as it was told.
@@mellowdramatic33 Just like True Detective season one. One of the big reasons it’s so freaking good is because it’s a nice tight one season arc with a solid ending. No time crunch on writing it either like you’d have with subsequent seasons.
@@hansgruber9685 sorry. can’t resist. “Shoot the glass”.
Isabel May's performance in this was incredible. The whole cast was amazing. Honestly what a show
i watched it on the airplane it was fuckin awesome
1923 will flop but the sequel to 1883 if there is one will sell all over the world.... maybe they can go back 20 years into 1863 and just keep going back in time to 1823 then 1783 and so on.. it would be awesome... also to see the same cast in so called 1863 would be amazing....., maybe they can do 1873 where they show tim mcgraw raising isabel.... idk they can do so much cuz this cast was amazing
I think I fell in love with her and it really hurt at then end
@@bane8305 after watching the first episode of 1923 you are incredibly wrong sir the acting is just as good the writing is just as good and the setting is just as good and I would argue that there are scenes in that first episode that rival anything 1883 put on the screen it was absolutely riveting
@@joes622 facts i am wrong ep 1 was awesoe
Love the way how the characters talk to each other, the conversations... taking pauses in-between sentences, letting each other say their stuff without interrupting, talking slow and thoughtful, a pause before answering... compared to how people talk nowadays in this fast paced modern smartphone obsessed society its a relief and somewhat relaxing to watch and it inspires me to just hit the break sometimes, even though people have little patience now
I like to believe that Sam Elliot wasn’t supposed to be in this show, he just showed up one day dressed how he normally would and started doing cowboy shit.
LOL....Probably !
He showed up all like, "Where's Dalton?"
Sam Elliott always plays the bad to the bone cowboy.
Haha
Totally
Thomas was my favorite character from this series. I loved to see them use him more. LaMonica Garrett is a great actor and has created a really deep character!
This has to be one of the best shows ever made. Incredible on so many levels.
Really paints a perspective on what people escaped in search of freedom, what they fought for, and the sheer beauty of this land. We have no idea. This show will have you in tears many times over. I just finished it, and I can’t stop thinking about it. It’s that good.
Your review says it all. Outstanding.
indeed - in todays society, its so easy to forget what our forefathers endured to settle in the west. Unlike today, it was not a time for sissies ...
Nothing less than a standing ovation and bravo to the works here. Simply incredible.
The Isabel May narration is haunting and poetic....beautifully written...
She did an incredible job with her accent. I could listen to her talk like that all day long.
To be honest, it started to wear on me with its pessimism and cynical "poetry". Could we have a happy medium between rose colored glasses and "paint it black" dark historical "realism". The Donner Party was a happier wagon train than this hyper tragified misery tour. Great acting though, but a lighter touch on the "Heart of Darkness: Oregon Trail" would make it a more enjoyable (and realistic) story.
I agree, she reminded so much of Dolores from Westworld … they share the same self discovery journey.
”We weren't scared of no nightmares, sh*t, we went to sleep to escape them!" One of my favorite moment of the show, it's like you could feel it in Thomas eyes, great acting 🔥🔥
Tim Mcgraw, faith Hill, iasabel, Sam Eliot....... and honestly every single person on this show absolutely killed it. Phenomenal
Sometimes the best scenes are the ones where not a lot of dialog is spoken but to see the raw emotion of the actors that captures the moment perfectly. The scene with Tom Hanks and Tim McGraw here in the beginning really hit home and shows exactly what I mean. Respect 100%
The unspoken words are VERY powerful...agreed.
You can just see the regret on his face, to me it looks like he was finally understanding what he was fighting for, the enslavement of human beings. In the next clip we see him being respectful to an African American worker. He knew the mistakes he made and he owned them. Hats off to Tim McGraw and Taylor Sheridan, they killed this!
That is so true! I
Hindi dub please move 1883
Domage qu il n est pas traduit en fransais
The scene with Tom Hanks is more powerful than I first believed. If you look closely James Dutton is wearing the Confederate soldier uniform and Tom Hanks wearing the Union uniform. When Elsa says that he was in a union prison for 3 years this was probably the moment just before he entered it. Two opposite sides sitting down looking at the devastation of the battle, powerful!
You don’t have to look closely it’s either you know the uniforms worn in the war or you don’t
look closely? it was so obvious they were enemies but both understood the pain of war
@@npierce14 non Americans might not notice as easily
"if you look closely"
You need to look closely to see that they're wearing different uniforms? Don't have the common sense to figure that out?
@@GeorgeTropicana for Americans who know the war yes it’s easy. I’m an Australian learning about the wars that happened, of course someone who is learning about another countries wars won’t get it straight away.
This was probably the most intense, historically accurate projects I’ve ever been a part of. Blessed is an understatement.
Its not that accurate. In episode 4 says Josef it was illegal to swim where they are from. He said even drowned people had been flogged.
But thats wrong!
From the 1530s to 17th century it was illegal to swim in the city of Ingolstadt.
But in the 17th century it changed. They even where book made to teach people swimming.
Great show but not historically accurate.
@@Vollmilchwirdsauer87 Germans and German language were and some still are scattered throughout Europe. Maybe the weren't even from the German land. In the series you can hear the immigrants speak other languages like Romanian, Russian or something Slavic, and gypsy or Roma as they call it. My guess is maybe the German part of the immigrants were from some other part of Europe where they still had those strict rules by the time they left.
What did you do with them? You piqued my curiousity.
Highchew was amazed at the historical accuracy but the chronology is all mixed up. By 1883 I doubt if many people were using wagon trains but taking the train. And that sheriff in Fort Worth was decades earlier I believe. But still I was amazed at the research Revealing little things that one would not think of being raised on Hollywood westerns
The whole cast killed it binged the whole season in 1 day.
I did too. I watched the entire first season of Mayor Of Kingstown in one day too.
Ive started binging it again after the last re- binge from the original bingeing of the season. These binges keep binging in my brain!
Taylor Sheridan really knocked it out of the park with this one. I just finished season one and wow. It's been a while since a TV series moved me like this one. I'm not sure you can outdo this season but I wait with bated breath for you to try
it's strange that I had more emotion on the final scene of this video than I had during the initial watching. The respect and giving got me close to tears. The writing team wins this series!
This show had some of the most moving scenes and best acting to make you feel like you were them and you were there to experience it yourself.
Sam Elliot is one of my all time favorites. Thanks for posting.
He doesn’t miss.
"there's no one left that loves me" saddest line I've ever heard from a series or movie
Amazing series...The hardships that the pioneers endured is truly heartbreaking.
Well done Taylor, Samuel, Tim, Faith and Isabela.
on god idk how hollywood ever gonna get a better cast than this... gonn take another 100 years before we see better
You should have seen the indigenous. Oh wait they were nearly all wiped out.
@@sanjayvaidya4925 I knew it! So predictable 😂 It’s the funniest when people pretend “indigenous” equals peace & love and everyone lived in perfect harmony until the settlers came along. Fantasy land
LaMonica ??
Yeah. I never would’ve survived that trip.
The acting was superb and an amazing story. But don't forget the cinematography and location. It was gorgeous!
" Do you think Dutton knows ?"
" The whole CAMP knows !" 😅
What a show, what a show.
Each character is more intriguing than the next and which one's my favorite?.. flippin Wade 😂
The horses are just majestic.
I never had any affinity with horses until I started watching Yellowstone and now here I am... a 50 y/o construction worker taking riding lessons.
I could not stop watching this over and over it was amazing.
I just watched the entire series for the 3rd time as I wanted to document write all of Isabel May as Elsa’s narration & each episode I wrote more & more of the other characters speaking to the Cowboy Lullaby until the final episode I wrote every single word.
Awesome stuff 1883!
Dude! I started doing the same thing! Great minds and all that jazz! 🙃
Idiomas español
I have viewed this show six times and I will watch it again
Thomas speech and character was amazing
I love Yellowstone, but 1883 is awesome in sooo many ways.
I binged this in less than a day. Amazing.
Even enemies can show a little compassion and respect. I love the first scene with Tom hanks. So powerful.
I just finished watching 1883. Some of the most gut wrenching realistic scenes ever. I don't want to spoil this for anybody that hasn't seen it yet, but you might wanna keep a box of Kleenex nearby when you watch it. Powerful acting second to none !
my favorite series.
What an amazing show. I ugly cried NUMEROUS times.
I've ugly cried at some of the shorts. I want to watch the series but I'm kind of scared too
I can't imagine the way these people had to live their lives. Absolutely amazing. One of my ancestor lineages came from Alsace Lorraine in the early 1870s....the life they left vs the life they made. Amazing.
Mine came from the same place in 1752. Christian Treon
one of mine was on the titanic. I still dont believe it because what are the chances
Mine was from the Chinese Empire-the wild west times 5.......
Finest western show since The Lonesome Dove! Loved everything about it other than I would've changed up the show's final few minutes a bit.
I never tire of this show. Timeless…magical….
Some of my Irish ancestors travelled on the Oregon trail. I have distant relatives in California today. I'm still in Ireland, some more of the ancestors stayed at home
In my humble opinion a Master piece of a series.
Wish it was able to be viewed more. It needs to be on a wider spectrum of streaming services!
Loved when Sam Elliott told her why he kept living and hadn't quit.
I cried like a baby...but then I never thought of it that way. The show was absolutely amazing.
One of the gems of these days...really. Really a work of art.
This series would have to be one of the best I have ever watched, totally loved it.
Love this show, actors and music. Beautiful.
Tom hanks somehow snagged all the best roles this past year
His agent is on a role
I heard it's because him and Tim are really good friends and tim asked him to do it as a favor.
My personal favorite line, this is poison oak and poison ivy. It wont kill you, youll just wish you were dead. First time i heard it, i could have died laughing. Elliot just deadpans that line.
The best tv series ever this and Yellowstone
I was sure this would be good because it’s Taylor Sheridan, but this passed good a long ways. I’m usually not a super fan of anything with a woman lead but this may be/ no it is the best thing I’ve seen in a long time.
A woman lead works as well as any male when it's believable and realistic. Mr. Sheridan knows what the hell he is doing.
I'm only half way through this series and I've never cried so much watching a film or TV show *EVER!* This is a true classic of cinema which equals and even betters all/any of the greatest productions of any previous era.
*SPOILER ALERT* in the comments.
Tim McGraw definitely deserves an Emmy sheesh. Elsa’s milkshake sure brings the boys to the yard
I'm lovin 'it! all the actors are great❤
As a father the line of “That's my heart you're runnin' off with. You better cradle it like a egg.” Damn I felt that
1883 is the best thing on TV
Hadn't realized how good this thing was. Wow. Binge.
great show great writing
Taylor Sheridan ! Thee best Western show of all time
Tim is a great father figure
I enjoyed seeing the depth of the Indian characters.
The best MOVIE ever created was this ten episode masterpiece 🥰 I’m still crying
Sam not only gave her his knife but also his heart. Because in that moment he lost both❤
I love how he got his ass whipped by her father, stood up like a man and respectfully said “I’m not asking for her, I’m taking her bcus I love her”
This show made laugh and cry at the same time!
Scene with Tom Hanks was phenomenal 😢😢
Epic production.
Great show. Just finished it. The scene with Tom Hanks was great..
Lonesome Dove and 1883 are two of the best westerns I have ever watched.
Nomination worthy for sure
What an amazing cast. A real throwback to how gritty they were back then, couldn't have asked for a better cast. MY only disappointment was the ending, It was SAD as all heck. And out of all those people the only really happy ending was the captain with his immigrant GF and children, and they were one of the only ones to actually make the whole trip. I guess Elliot character did make it to where he wanted but how that played out was sad also lol I wish the sequel series would make more references to that original family (james dutton) since they were the founders of the home and land.
My grandfather was born in 1895. This western mini series best describes his experiences outwest when he was a young man.
Where's the Billy Bob Thornton sheriff scene???
As a kid grew up in the 70s this is refreshing I feel like I’m watching a old western on wtog channel 44
io ne ho visto tante di serie di questo genere, ma questa e in assoluto la piu bella, non mi sono annoiato un solo minuto in tutti e 10 episodi. complimenti
This and the sequel are 2 of the best tv series i ve watched ! And i ve watched hundreds !
I cannot believe the lack of actor/actress Emmy nominationsf or this body of work....
Hollywood doesn't fancy westerns and I could care less about their silly award shows. I'm a western movie fan first and foremost.
Hollywood is yoke-land.
I didn't know that the General was Tom Hanks... just figured that out now 😬
This shows, i mean all of them 1883, 1923 and the Yellowstone they're all just beautifully written and directed.
Tim is one hell of an actor
In my opinion the best western ever made.
I watch this over and over again and keep learning more things about our last history that’s so valuable and even though it was brutal at times, epic tale, beautiful script, and very talented people, everyone of them even the background personnel who displayed such beauty and hardships, Thank you for showing this movie❤️❤️🙏🙏💚🇺🇸
Great stuff! Very good by any standard I have known and I am sort of an old rooster. I'm halfway through the season and the big names are good but don't discount Isabel May,that young lady has her share of talent too. Heck,so far everyone fits/makes their part,this series is a must watch for me!
Such an awesome series.
Buena ,buena y muy buena..un western a la antigua.
Tim McGraw,Faith Hill, Sam Elliot, are all great veteran actors and all have outstanding performances in this series. I believe the Emmy goes to Isabel May hands down !! Her acting and the character she plays are incredible!!! This show,in fact,should run away with all the awards this year!!
Easily.
She was given one of the best lead parts in a while for a woman, and she executes every moment of it with grace.
I saw an interview where she talks about her process of studying for the part. My favorite thing that she said was that when she was hired, the first thing she told Taylor was "you have to get me on a horse right away".
The second thing is about how she wrote down notes for herself, in each episode, about another formality that she was going to drop as she travels West. Whether it was how she carried herself in the saddle, or how she spoke.
It’s interesting. The director said Faith Hill had only acted while singing previously. Such talent
awesome series
As a teenager, I had a very bad case of poison ivy infection. Bad enough to keep me from going to school for more than a week. I never wished I was dead, but I sure wished the itching would stop. I learned that, the more you scratched, the more you itched! I also learned to tolerate the itching and not scratch!
Sam ❤️Lighting with the Yellow Hair.
I think the MOST powerful dialogue scenes is one overlooked:
Yosef: You know this
Shea: I know it
Yosef: you know how to take the leg
Shea: I know how
Yosef: Take it
Shea goes to the group: Yosef leg gots to come off. We should do it now
Them- they get up, grab knives and just sat “alright”
- The bluntness and the non emotion with the few words show that back then, you were resigned to the logic of things. No discussion. Nothing. You understood what had to be done. Put urself in Yosef’s shoes and then imagine how the conversation would have went. I would’ve been like- wait!!! What? There’s no meds? What about the pain? How? OmG
This was a great Series......
1883 is a masterpiece!
Many great scenes in this series. But the one that moved me was Sam Elliott telling the story of taking the memory of his wife to the coast. I considered it on par with John Wayne telling his story in True Grit and Ben Johnson telling his story about skinny dipping with his lover in The Last Picture Show, which won both the Oscar. If only this had been a movie, Sam Elliott should have won an Oscar. It was that powerful a scene.
This series gives me chills, sucks me in like a straw! Damn! I Love It!❤❤❤❤😊
Yes is awesome smooth good you have to see it
great to deets and gus again
I've only seen bits & pieces of it so far? But would really Love too see substanchly more, or the Entire Series preferably. What I have seen has been Awesome.
Ennis was so cool
The scene of the Spanish helmet reminded me of Dances with wolves.
"Thousands of men died under you and you never shed a tear for them." Shea- "The hell I didn't."