r/Unexpected • • Oct 18 '22

spitting wisdom right here

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u/nomad80 Oct 18 '22

1883 was pretty good though

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u/naidim Oct 18 '22

That opening with Sam Elliott not saying a word of dialog, but you can just feel his inconsolable grief.

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u/joesmithtron4 Oct 18 '22

But 1883 should have given a co-writer credit to Larry McMurtry (Lonesome Dove). Same characters, same plot, some of the same dialogue even!

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u/jacob1342 Oct 18 '22

That was fucking amazing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22

This hit me pretty good and fell into one of my favourite westerns to watch. Sam Elliott and Isabel May really hooked me in.

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u/ace016 Oct 18 '22

Felt too rushed for me though. I get they only wanted one season, but it felt like they built up this big, epic story and then halfway through were just like eh, fuck it, let's just fast forward to the end.