Netflix just released the perfect series for fans Yellowstone. For several decades, the Western experienced its lowest hours. But it’s recently found impressive new life on television thanks to the universe created by Taylor Sheridan. The series and its derivatives, which can be seen in Spain on SkyShowtime and in Latin America on Paramount+, reintroduced cowboy stories to audiences. And now Netflix wants to join this new wave.
The company has just introduced its new series called Once Upon a Time in the West (American Primitive in English). This is an invitation to approach the Western at its dirtiest and most ruthless. Featuring 6 one-hour episodes, viewers will discover a new story set in the 18th century United States, specifically in 1857. Yellowstonewhich takes place in the present, although it is not a prequel 1883the most famous project in the saga.
Both of these universe series Yellowstone like new Once Upon a Time in the West They seek to depict the first steps of a nation where the only law in force was the Bullet Law. “Everyone is in turmoil, pain is everywhere, and innocence and calm are losing the battle to hatred and fear. The world is rare and diminishing, and very few have its grace; even fewer know compassion. No, in these wild lands there is a safe haven, and only one goal matters: survival,” reads the promising official synopsis.
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What do we know about Once Upon a Time in the West
Once Upon a Time in the West focuses on the brutal clash between culture, religion and community as men and women fight and die for control of this wild new world that opens up before them. When their characters decide to enter this land, they will have to learn the consequences the hard way. As in 1883, Yellowstone and many other Westerns, their series features revolver duels, great battles with indigenous tribes, shocking murders and bandits ready for anything.
Criticism Once Upon a Time in the West They performed surprisingly well, so Western fans already have homework for the next few days. The showrunner of the project is Eric Newman (Griselda, Narcos, Observer), Bye Mark L. Smith (Survivor) is a screenwriter and Pete Berg (Friday night lights, Lone Survivor) its director. “I can’t wait to bring audiences the most fast-paced, intense and gripping survival story imaginable. We will look inside the beast,” the latter promises.
The cast has been compiled Taylor Kitsch, Kim Coates, Betty Gilpin, Derek Hinkie or Jai Courtneyamong many others. The ensemble cast leaves behind a cast of characters whose paths cross in the midst of the hell that was the Old West. However, they usually see each other as enemies, although sometimes they will work together if they want to stay alive. Because in every corner, behind every tree or every stone, there are threats that could mean his sudden end. To sum it up, Once Upon a Time in the West This is a must for lovers Yellowstone and Western in general.
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