At this rate he's not gonna write a new movie till the next decade.

So many lost years on this one family……guy makes good feature films too. Well used to

Damn does this family ever have any chill, quiet years?

This guy...

Yellowstone: Primordial Years.

Let’s beat this horse into oblivion.

Need Yellowstone 2049

I can't wait for one of them to find the tunnel that let's them travel 33 years into the past and future.

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Yellowstone : Infinity and beyond

Buzz Lightyear is Dutton Ranger in space

I really do enjoy Yellowstone, but I wish he would reign it in and give some more tightly written movies. His last two attempts weren’t very good.

Are his films good?

Yellowstone -1 introduces the multiverse.

Which is a terrible shame, Hell or Highwater and Wind River are easily the best things he's ever done.

Wind River and Hell or Highwater (former directed by him) are excellent, Sicario a tight thriller directed by Villaneuve.

So crazy that Taylor Sheridan started off as a background character (sheriff) on Sons of Anarchy. And now he's created a whole universe.

Sicario is pretty fuckin great, too.

Sheridanverse is a phenomenon.

I love Yellowstone. I do not even know why. My husband and I also cried with 1883, which was last year's best limited series.

Open your hearts to the Duttons. Forget the "good writing" that this sub loves (although no one knows what that means) and enjoy this journey.

I came to the thread to ask if 1883 was good, but instead I'm going to say yes.

And with a Costner lookalike replicant it'd be a hit.

Back then they had to ride bison

I thought 1883 was good for what it's worth

Yeah, his TV shows are good for what they are. He saw a niche that wasn't being served and he filled that, most if not all of his shows so far have been big hits. I do feel his true talent lies in screenwriting though.

There was a really good profile on him not too long ago where he was talking about that. He was asking for more money for Season 3 of SoA. BTW, I wouldn't call him a background character and he was a deputy, not the sheriff. He was a pretty major character the first couple of seasons and I remember him being featured prominently in the trailers with Charlie Hunnam when the show first premiered. Anyway, someone who he didn't identify said to him that actors like him were a dime a dozen and refused to give him a raise. He got killed off so he could get out of the show. I always wonder how that executive who told him that must feel today.

It told you what it was going to be and then it was that.

He wrote 'Those Who Wish Me Dead' which came out just last year. He's still writing movies

He got killed off terribly too. Kinda like Admiral Akbar did now that I’m remembering it.

I didn't finish 1883 and couldn't finish the last season of Yellowstone with too much of the stories focusing on spinoffs also not interested in a Jimmy story line which sucks since I used to always look forward to a new episode of Yellowstone.

I would pin 75% of that movie on Dennis Villeneuve. Especially after seeing Sicario 2 and Those Who Wish Me Dead

I remember my jaw dropping like “No Way They Just Killed Him Like That”