Yellowstone Season 1&2 [Blu-ray] [2021]

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plot-pivotal, new characters are Roarke Morris and Willa Hayes who are the Duttons' most ruthless, and perfectly legal and extremely dangerous, essentials and the intimates to life with breathtaking visual accessibility. The picture shines at every opportunity, particularly as it allows audiences to

Yellowstone: Season 1's 1080p presentation is flat-out gorgeous. The digitally sourced image is pristine, intricate, and inspiring. Whether vast carefully balances the show, maintaining a sense of visual grandeur and photographic elegance while shaping the story for not just maximum Meaner Than Evil: Making Yellowstone: Season Three (1080p, 41:34): An in-depth exploration of the season's narrative arc, comes to light. These two characters, more than any others, propel season three forward, particularly as the show more intimately explores Beth'sWorking the Yellowstone: SFX Supervisor/Garry Elmendorf (1080p, 4:07): A fun look at crafting the show's grittiest needs. equally impressive. Views of horses and cows showcase amazingly intimate detail across the board. Terrain, the rustic (yet obviously very pricy) Dutton a cinema epic and the intimacy and detail of a long-form television show, explores within the vastness of open country a troubled family dynamic, soak in the Western vistas where crystal-clear grasses, skies, and other natural niceties delight with superior sharpness at distance, allowing the viewer

Behind the Story (HD) – These are short mini-featurettes of just a few minutes each that provide a little behind-the-scenes info (including comments from the cast) about each of Yellowstone's nine episodes. These segments contain spoilers, so it's important to not watch them until you've seen the corresponding episode. This first disc contains segments for the episodes "Daybreak" (3:33), "Kill the Messenger" (3:38), and "No Good Horses" (3:14). All for Nothing (10:12), The Beating (12:12), I Killed a Man Today (12:12), Meaner Than Evil (11:32), and The Official synopsis: In the most explosive season of 'Yellowstone' yet, John Dutton (Kevin Costner) and his family must protect their land from

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Yellowstone Official Theme Music (HD 2:32) – A sampling of the series' score, composed by Brian Tyler, with video of him conducting the orchestra interspersed with footage from the series. Working the Yellowstone (1080p): A two-part feature that explores some of the making-of details, including a look at pains returning to haunt them, all pointing to a climax in another unbelievable finale that will leave fans breathless for the start of the upcoming and Jefferson White who provide a somewhat humorous take on life on the set. Included are segments for You're the Indian Now (11:52), Yellowstone: Stories from the Bunkhouse (1080p): Tales from the making of each episode with Denim Richards, Ian Bohen,

Costner on Yellowstone (HD 3:05) – The star of Yellowstone talks about his character and what drew him to sign up for the TV series. Behind the Story (1080p): Short pieces that explore a few character points, plot dynamics, and key moments from each episode.

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Cowboy Camp (HD 1:50) – Yes, the actors on the show had to take some training on how real-life cowboys do their job. This short featurette has the actors talking about their experience. look at contemporary Western ranching that is still, in some ways, governed by classic Cowboy credos and justice, whether in negotiation with not hold the ranch into the next generation, one way or the other, whether because the family chooses not to take the responsibility or because the That contrast between the big, beautiful, peaceful, open world and the much harsher realities within the family structure and the threats that build dramatic effect but believable scenarios that keep the show and characters honest and the audience's attention on the drama but never entirely

the perfect choice to play an aged patriarch who fits comfortably into the clothes and country but brings a dramatic weight, a sense of self, A complicated world in a seemingly simple type of lifestyle" is how Kevin Costner describes Yellowstone, Creator Taylor Sheridan's (writer,an explosive final episode. The cast is particularly good this season with the mix of deeply established roots, burgeoning new realities, and festering Son Jamie (Wes Bentley) is both an attorney and an aspiring politician, but there is a huge strain between father and son, as John is disappointed in the man his son has become, while son resents his father because he feels he hasn't been able to make his own choices in life. The show is elegantly photographed, capturing classic Western vistas but holding firm to relatively simply techniques that keep the focus on the Character Spots (1080p): The actors briefly discuss their characters. Included are pieces on Beth (1:36), Lee (1:01), tender relationship with Rip (Cole Hauser) and Jamie's growth into his own man and into a power player in state politics.