1883, Season 1

Regardless if you’re a fan of Yellowstone or not this show on its on is a standalone classic. Totally bingeable

I really enjoyed watching this in my opinion it’s a masterpiece and a great show

I was speechless it’s was truly a great show that tell bout how it was back then

I’ve noticed this a lot with other tv shows where I have to turn my phone brightness all the way up to watch and it drains my battery quicker.

This first episode was horrible. Terrible production design and directing. It looks like they tried to copy Yellowstone - especially the characters. Some of the shots are almost fake looking. They show a wide shot that's filled with fog and smoke, then cut to the characters and there is no fog or smoke-just a sunny day, then back to the smokey wide shot. Like they did the close ups on a sunny day, the rest on a foggy day. Cheap. I'm going to try and get my money back.

Cinematography is great. The story is fine but it was rendered like a soap opera. If you're into westerns this is something to pass the time with. As of this writing it's also over there on who lou for nothing so save your bucks and go see it that way because you'll only want to once.

5 star if simply do not do it justice. This show grabs you from the first scene. Career-best performances from the entire cast, with unquestionably the best western screenplay of the decade. How many lines of solid gold? Not since Lonesome Dove has a western felt so real, with the frontier and untamed west just a fingertip away. Treat yourself to this miniseries but be warned: you’ll never look at motion pictures the same.

We forget and don’t understand how tough the earlier settlers were to survive, this series provides some good insight with great entertainment

Highly recommend! I'm happy to say that this prequel was better than what I thought. Congrats to John Papsidera for casting. Writer, Taylor Sheridan created a romantic story to the Yellowstone saga that the TV audience was already enjoying. This "1883" had a great cast, including the horses, a terrific director and beautiful cinematography. Martin Sensmeier was a fantastic romantic lead. And the main character narrating the story was the icing on the cake.

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