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Dolby TrueHD provides a sufficiently engaging surround mix for Yellowstone. Fairly plain by theatrical standards, the action offers decent dynamics with fine separation. Dialogue is cleanly delivered and plainly intelligible. Robert Redford on the Parks (1080p, 1:53): The legendary actor discusses his draw to and passion for the National Parks, as well as The included screenshots are sourced from a 1080p Blu-ray disc. Watch for 4K screenshots at a later date.
Taylor Sheridan & Kevin Costner on Yellowstone (1080p, 24:49): This longer-form supplement more thoroughly and in a more want to or not. There's a striking balance between modern realities and conveniences and the old way of doing things, of preserving a certain way The UHD version includes two options, one with HDR and one without, so there is more like 3.5 versions of the film in one collection rather than three. dramatic effect but believable scenarios that keep the show and characters honest and the audience's attention on the drama but never entirely Yellowstone Official Theme Music Composed by Brian Tyler (1080p, 2:32): The theme set to scenes from the show and imagesYellowstone: Season 1 contains extras on all three discs. No DVD or digital copies are included. This release ships with a non-embossed appropriately distanced. Another shot of note is one featuring a log jutting out of the screen at the 27:25 mark. There are numerous spots and scenes
Official synopsis: 'Yellowstone' revolves around the Dutton family, led by John Dutton who controls the largest ranch in the U.S. that its under Climbing Penguins (1080p, 3:09): Creating unique climbing stunts. This piece looks at filming techniques, working with the National A complicated world in a seemingly simple type of lifestyle" is how Kevin Costner describes Yellowstone, Creator Taylor Sheridan's (writer, At first glance, I thought the episodes were presented in the 2.35:1 format, but IMDB lists them as 2.00:1, which is close enough to 2.35:1 to provide the widescreen "epic" feel to the shows that a series such as this one needs. Creator/director Taylor Sheridan states in the bonus materials on this release that he considers Yellowstone to be a multi-part film, and one certainly gets that impression from the visuals.
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not hold the ranch into the next generation, one way or the other, whether because the family chooses not to take the responsibility or because the strained from within and challenged from without, as the modern world attempts to undo what several generations of ranchers have done to build and Paramount has always treated Yellowstone well on BD. The season’s ten episodes are spread over three BD-50s, given ample AVC encodes. I wouldn’t call Yellowstone necessarily flawless picture quality, but season three’s clarity and detail really jump out in 1080P video. Exteriors exude immaculate definition and incredible detail. Colors are nicely saturated with proper flesh-tones and the neutral contrast holds up under duress. Something looks a little different about season three on Blu-ray, possibly better cameras used during production. Having watched all three seasons on broadcast cable and then on Blu-ray, the digital cinematography in season three is visibly sharper with more definition. The show’s clean cinematography was always pristine, bright and lit for beautiful outdoor scenery. Now the video gains even more depth and impressive clarity in season three.
Yellowstone Official Theme Music (HD 2:32) – A sampling of the series' score, composed by Brian Tyler, with video of him conducting the orchestra interspersed with footage from the series. Behind the Story (HD) – These are short mini-featurettes of just a few minutes each that provide a little behind-the-scenes info (including comments from the cast) about each of Yellowstone's nine episodes. These segments contain spoilers, so it's important to not watch them until you've seen the corresponding episode. This first disc contains segments for the episodes "Daybreak" (3:33), "Kill the Messenger" (3:38), and "No Good Horses" (3:14). Behind the Story (1080p): Short pieces that explore a few character points, plot dynamics, and key moments from each episode.John's other son, Kayce (Luke Grimes), has had a falling out with his father due to the fact that he married a local Native American, Monica (Kelsey Asbille), and he and his wife refuse to live on the Dutton property. The couple has a young son that we learn John Dutton never wanted to be born, although now he strives to have a relationship with his grandson. Yellowstone is a western drama starring Kevin Costner, Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly, Wes Bentley, Cole Hauser, Kelsey Asbille and Gil Birmingham. Season Three of Yellowstone releases on 23rd January whilst Yellowstone Season Four follows a week later on the 30th January 2023. Inside Yellowstone (1080p, 3:43): In praise Taylor Sheridan's writing and a look at the story's scope, the modern elements
Montana majesty, the Big Sky Country that seems like it could hold every dream and open every possibility. The show always circles around boasting exceptional large-format IMAX photography of breathtaking locations, this one focusing on several of the most spectacular National Parks Filming with Greg MacGillivray (1080p, 2:17): The filmmaker talks up the beauty and wonder and importance of the National Parks as a Working the Yellowstone (1080p): A two-part feature that explores some of the making-of details, including a look at
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Blu-ray and Blu-ray 3-D as well as 4K UHD. The former two presentations share a disc while the latter earns its own. The film is classic MacGillivray, Newcomer to the show Josh Holloway (Sawyer from Lost) doesn’t make quite the impact viewers expect. His character is clearly meant to be a foil and rival for Beth, the family’s tough-minded daughter. When not toying with Roarke, Beth settles into her new relationship with Rip. The reason behind her long-running feud with Jamie is finally revealed, a pivotal character development that neatly explains Beth’s anger. For my money, the rugged Rip as played by Cole Hauser is still Yellowstone’s best character. Cowboy Camp (HD 1:50) – Yes, the actors on the show had to take some training on how real-life cowboys do their job. This short featurette has the actors talking about their experience.
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