How did this fellow Texan hit gold with virtually everything he touches? Sicario, Wind River, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Lioness, and now Landman. Pretty sure I missed some.
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Tulsa King too, right?
I just picture him next to a pile of cocaine typing furiously on a laptop and then when it wears off, he loses interest and starts another series on his next binge.
I just picture him next to a pile of cocaine typing furiously on a laptop and then when it wears off, he loses interest and starts another series on his next binge.
He filled a void in television that nobody else saw or at least interested in touching.
here you goSailor said:
How did this fellow Texan hit gold with virtually everything he touches? Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Lioness, and now Landman.Pretty sure I missed some.
One Louder said:
Tulsa King too, right?
I just picture him next to a pile of cocaine typing furiously on a laptop and then when it wears off, he loses interest and starts another series on his next binge.
Forgot Tulsa King. Great show.
Lol at the cocaine comment. BTW, if you haven't seen his Joe Rogan interview, it's worth watching.
Also Lioness and Mayor of Kingstown.
PatAg said:here you goSailor said:
How did this fellow Texan hit gold with virtually everything he touches? Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Lioness, and now Landman.Pretty sure I missed some.
Did he not create those or you don't care for them? Honest question.
Yes.rynning said:
He filled a void in television that nobody else saw or at least interested in touching.
I posted this on another thread.
He is genius. He creates entertainment media that red state/flyover country absolutely love. At the same time, blue state/big city/costal folks are completely perplexed by it and can't stop watching either.
Not unlike the election a few weeks ago, the market is there.
PatAg said:here you goSailor said:
How did this fellow Texan hit gold with virtually everything he touches? Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Lioness, and now Landman.Pretty sure I missed some.
Do all of his shows just eventually devolve into featuring him turning his horse around in little circles for hours on end?
As somebody who grew up on a horse farm and riding horses, I still have no idea why this always happens lol.Ghost91 said:PatAg said:here you goSailor said:
How did this fellow Texan hit gold with virtually everything he touches? Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Lioness, and now Landman.Pretty sure I missed some.
Do all of his shows just eventually devolve into featuring him turning his horse around in little circles for hours on end?
It a reining horse competition trick/skill. Kind of fun to do, serves no particularly useful purpose. Just like the long sliding stop with special rear shoes.
Really hope 'Empire of the Summer Moon' will be his magnum opus.
He hits are great, but most of his stuff is just soap operas with horses.PatAg said:here you goSailor said:
How did this fellow Texan hit gold with virtually everything he touches? Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Lioness, and now Landman.Pretty sure I missed some.
Taylor Sheridan is Tyler Perry and Shonda Rhimes for white people.
He brought testosterone back to television and film and that's why he has been so successful. Yeah some of his TV stuff like Yellowstone goes overboard with the seesaw drama but no more than Dallas back in the 80s.
bonfarr said:
He brought testosterone back to television and film and that's why he has been so successful. Yeah some of his TV stuff like Yellowstone goes overboard with the seesaw drama but no more than Dallas back in the 80s.
No more than Dallas?
Were Jock, Bobby, and J.R. sending one person per episode to the train station to keep the South Fork operating?
Sheridan may be the best screenwriter out there right now
Go on...Sailor said:One Louder said:
Tulsa King too, right?
I just picture him next to a pile of cocaine typing furiously on a laptop and then when it wears off, he loses interest and starts another series on his next binge.
Forgot Tulsa King. Great show.
Lol at the cocaine comment. BTW, if you haven't seen his Joe Rogan interview, it's worth watching.
Wind River does not get enough attention, imo. Such a great movie.
Lathspell said:
Wind River does not get enough attention, imo. Such a great movie.
How is Jeremy Renner these days after the accident? Is he going to be able to work again in the physical roles he has always done?
bonfarr said:Lathspell said:
Wind River does not get enough attention, imo. Such a great movie.
How is Jeremy Renner these days after the accident? Is he going to be able to work again in the physical roles he has always done?
He's back working again. Filmed the 3rd season of mayor of Kingstown. Don't think he will be as active as before
bonfarr said:
He brought testosterone back to television and film and that's why he has been so successful. Yeah some of his TV stuff like Yellowstone goes overboard with the seesaw drama but no more than Dallas back in the 80s.
He brought back testosterone for men AND women. He loves creating unrealistically combative and horny female characters.
It's the new "JUMP THE SHARK" signal.wangus12 said:As somebody who grew up on a horse farm and riding horses, I still have no idea why this always happens lol.Ghost91 said:PatAg said:here you goSailor said:
How did this fellow Texan hit gold with virtually everything he touches? Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Lioness, and now Landman.Pretty sure I missed some.
Do all of his shows just eventually devolve into featuring him turning his horse around in little circles for hours on end?
one of the best scenes ever...
Urban Ag said:Yes.rynning said:
He filled a void in television that nobody else saw or at least interested in touching.
I posted this on another thread.
He is genius. He creates entertainment media that red state/flyover country absolutely love. At the same time, blue state/big city/costal folks are completely perplexed by it and can't stop watching either.
Not unlike the election a few weeks ago, the market is there.
Yellowstone hits so many fantasy touch buttons for Red State folks.
For the men, you have land that's been in your family for generations and everyone wants a piece of it. You do whatever it takes to preserve your rightful stewardship over that land and to protect your family. Property rights vs the Government and shady business people.
For the women, Beth Dutton is basically a bat**** crazy woman that can do whatever she wants and say whatever she wants and when it gets her into a bad situation the mysterious and rugged Rip will show up and whip the **** out of some dude or kill them and take them to the train station. Basically millions of women's wet dream.
Lathspell said:
Wind River does not get enough attention, imo. Such a great movie.
If anyone is a fan of Elizabeth Olsen, they owe it to themselves to see this movie.
"What don't you want?" Is one of the best scenes in the 21st century.
VP at Pierce and Pierce said:
"What don't you want?" Is one of the best scenes in the 21st century.
"That weren't no question."
I've never watched Yellowstone but Mayor of Kingstown is awesome, also just finished s2 of Tulsa King and really enjoyed it. Might check out Lioness, looks interesting.
On lioness, I liked season 1.
Season 2 tough to get into. Watched two episodes, may not make three
Season 2 tough to get into. Watched two episodes, may not make three
. I think it's even better than Season 1. But each their own.BMX Bandit said:
On lioness, I liked season 1.
Season 2 tough to get into. Watched two episodes, may not make three
Sicario 3, please.
TequilaMockingbird said:
Sicario 3, please.
Aggie Football forever 8 and 4.
Texas Bowl bound since 2011.
Texas Bowl bound since 2011.
I rewatched the first one this weekend, it just doesn't get old to me. The border crossing/shootout scene is an all-timer to me, it's incredible.TequilaMockingbird said:
Sicario 3, please.
Sicario 2 reminded me too much of Sheridan's other work when he starts out on a high point and then there's diminishing returns. Though if he writes another I'd still go see it on opening weekend. When he sticks with original material it's hard for him to be beaten IMO. Sicario, Wind River, Hell or High Water are all great. Those Who Wish Me Dead was fine for a straight to streaming movie during the pandemic. Without Remorse is the only one I didn't care for but it's also not original material for him, it's from Tom Clancy.
My father in law is continually under the belief that Taylor Sheridan is going to want to turn his still-unfinished historical East Texas fiction book into his next big series.
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