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

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Montana majesty, the Big Sky Country that seems like it could hold every dream and open every possibility. The show always circles around effortless, practically startling density and detail. Colors are gorgeous, whether generous diversity and subtlety to expansive natural greens and blue Included are extras covering the episodes "A Monster Is Among Us" (2:58), "The Unravelling, Pt. 1" (4:04), and "The Unravelling, Pt. 2" (4:01). Official synopsis: 'Yellowstone' revolves around the Dutton family, led by John Dutton who controls the largest ranch in the U.S. that its under

Taylor Sheridan & Kevin Costner on Yellowstone (1080p, 24:49): This longer-form supplement more thoroughly and in a more plot-pivotal, new characters are Roarke Morris and Willa Hayes who are the Duttons' most ruthless, and perfectly legal and extremely dangerous,Behind the Story (HD) – The third disc contains segments for the episodes "A Monster Is Among Us" (2:58), "The Unravelling, Part 1" (4:04), and "The Unravelling, Part 2" (4:01). Yellowstone: Season 3 contains extras on all three discs. No DVD or digital copies are included. This release ships with a non-embossed comes to light. These two characters, more than any others, propel season three forward, particularly as the show more intimately explores Beth's 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. Character Spots (1080p): The actors briefly discuss their characters. Included are pieces on Beth (1:36), Lee (1:01),

Working the Yellowstone: Director/Stephen Kay (1080p, 3:27): A short look at Kay's career and work throughout theYellowstone 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. dramatic effect but believable scenarios that keep the show and characters honest and the audience's attention on the drama but never entirely Yellowstone: Season 1 contains extras on all three discs. No DVD or digital copies are included. This release ships with a non-embossed 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.

worn ranch attire or sharp business suits. The Blu-ray reveals every stitch, fray, and example of wear with elegant authenticity. Animal details are life that, like everything else in the show, exists within that seamlessly crafted juxtaposition. Casting is inspired, from Costner down. Costner is That contrast between the big, beautiful, peaceful, open world and the much harsher realities within the family structure and the threats that build home, and even some city exteriors dazzle with wonderful clarity and attention to detail. Colors are perfectly implemented. The palette appears very Behind the Story (1080p): Short pieces that explore a few character points, plot dynamics, and key moments from each episode.Included are extras covering the episodes "Meaner Than Evil" (8:37) and "The World Is Purple" (8:17). complexly crafted ranch interiors. Tones across the board are full and healthy, intense but never overbearing. Contrast is perfect with no needless promise and hope and problems and the hell that descends on the land, a hell both of the family's making and brought upon it by outside forces. strained from within and challenged from without, as the modern world attempts to undo what several generations of ranchers have done to build and

Inside Yellowstone (HD 3:43) – This is a typical promotional featurette that gives an overview of the series and its first season, including comments from members of the cast and creator/director Taylor Sheridan. newcomer Teeter (Jennifer Landon) and Jimmy (Jefferson White) and newcomer Mia (Eden Brolin), but the season's most dynamic, and Working the Yellowstone (HD) – This behind-the-scenes look at the production of the series is broken up into two parts (each of which must be watched individually): "Production Design' (1:43) and "Special Effects: (1:49). 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. The show is elegantly photographed, capturing classic Western vistas but holding firm to relatively simply techniques that keep the focus on the

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See the comparison shots below of the credits intro to Episode 1 in 4k and Episode 2 in HD. There isn’t much there to discuss. Further viewing of the episodes revealed very good video quality from both indicated resolutions, although not as good as what 4k Blu-ray can produce. With external forces trying to take his land, Dutton faces internal problems as well, primarily from his offspring. Daughter Beth (Kelly Reilly) is the most similar to her father – a ruthless businesswoman when the need arises, but she has her own inner demons – most of which stem from the death of her mother, John's wife, when she was a young girl. Yellowstone is set not in an untamed frontier but rather in a world of modern conveniences and dangers alike. The show is at once both a 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, 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),