There's probably no actor alive today more synonymous with the western than Costner, the man has a remarkable record when it comes to creating successful western movies. He's also one of those few actors who is always watchable and has rarely put a foot wrong over his 40 year catalogue of work.
That said, Horizon simply sucks: I gave up after an hour.
There are some pretty images, but it's an utterly incoherent mess. After an hour I still had no idea who's journey I'm following or why I should care about any of them.
The editing is atrocious, cutting from one thing to the next with no connective tissue to hold things together - stuff just happens. Badly.
The cinematography is all over the place. There's a few nicely framed views interspersed between badly lit budget TV get it done b roll filler. Clumsy is being generous.
The dialogue is abysmal. The whole thing feels like someone threw every western cliche at an ChatGPT and just went with it. There's no emotional resonance, just beats without any sense of rhythm - a vacuous exercise is myth-building that lacks empathy or structure.
Ugh.
That said, Horizon simply sucks: I gave up after an hour.
There are some pretty images, but it's an utterly incoherent mess. After an hour I still had no idea who's journey I'm following or why I should care about any of them.
The editing is atrocious, cutting from one thing to the next with no connective tissue to hold things together - stuff just happens. Badly.
The cinematography is all over the place. There's a few nicely framed views interspersed between badly lit budget TV get it done b roll filler. Clumsy is being generous.
The dialogue is abysmal. The whole thing feels like someone threw every western cliche at an ChatGPT and just went with it. There's no emotional resonance, just beats without any sense of rhythm - a vacuous exercise is myth-building that lacks empathy or structure.
Ugh.
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