I've just recently started watching Longmire on Netflix and I must say that it's my favourite show right now. Not because of fancy shmancy production techniques, but because of what the show is trying to represent and is brought to life in this episode.
I'm a big fan of westerns, and this, although not a western that I (or others) are accustomed to seeing, is a modern counterpart which fills the void of a genre that doesn't get the attention it deserves.
Full of drama and twists, along with messages about what the most important things are in our lives, I enjoyed this thoroughly and can't wait for more.
I'm a big fan of westerns, and this, although not a western that I (or others) are accustomed to seeing, is a modern counterpart which fills the void of a genre that doesn't get the attention it deserves.
Full of drama and twists, along with messages about what the most important things are in our lives, I enjoyed this thoroughly and can't wait for more.