Critics’ rating: 3.75 / 5.0
3.75
If you’re wondering how season 2 of 1923 might unfold, this story is probably the champion of the first three episodes.
We start with the “killing season”, followed by the “rapist is winter” and finally “wrap you in horror.”
These are not fun titles. They are cruel and frightening, and if Season 1 of Season 2 Episode 1 is any sign, it means business. But it is likely that Duttons will prevail, and their natural and human enemies will feel the sword is at the forefront.
Dutton fights for love and land
This is not surprising. Dutton has been fighting for their lives, land and livelihoods since we first met them.
Yellowstone introduced us to the family as it clutches their legacy against the forces that desperately need to demolish them and stay away from the so-called land.
They spin in 1883, showing us the individual battle to win the land, but in 1923 doubled the hardships of the region and around the world.
The Dutton family is not easy. Death lurks in every corner, but their determination develops an indelible bond and challenges their judgment with great love.
Every generation of Duttons loves it with all their hearts, and without it, living as unbearable as watching in 1923.
Season 2 of 1923 is the first reminder of the deep beliefs that Duttons possess, whether through birth or marriage. Kara keeps the flames, making sure to tie the family together and connect with the ground beneath her feet.
They are creating legacy for their families, a place where generations call home. Their sacrifices are noble, and they calculate their blessings while having them. But my God, it’s hard.
Monsters are everywhere, from mountain lions on the porch to demonic men like Donald Whitfield who suffer for their pleasure. The difference is that the mountain lion tries to survive, and Whitfield’s sole purpose is to accumulate strength.
At first, the Dudon people had more in common with the mountain lion, and Jacob even gave it a chance to escape rather than lose his life. But when it was killed after it returned, I thought it was more like Banner Creighton, making the wrong choice for the right reasons.
This comparison is no coincidence, as Spencer is on his way to Montana. He is a lion hunter, and the human lion should feel danger when he looks at his family.
Do we hope Spencer passes easily?
Spencer is on his way home, but he is traveling through the ocean. His travel companions barely respect those around them, making this dangerous job even more difficult.
But once a hero, Spencer stepped in and helped a new friend “big man” rape him.
It seems that he became a friend among the Italian friends he calls his children, who had a brief but meaningful conversation and Spencer actually spoke him from the ledge of the ship.
To show his gratitude, Luca (Luca) arranges Spencer to fight with the rest of the boat to make money for his trip. Of course, as a hero, Spencer The squat won, even if he had to get a little rough to do it.
The biggest shock comes from their victory. Can you believe these men have $420 to bet (and lose) Spencer’s fight? Hopefully his journey to the United States is short, so he has enough time to fight the Montana lion.
When we talk to Brandon Sklenar, he compared Spencer to some of Hollywood’s most adventurous and brave people, Clint Eastwood , characters embodied by Humphrey Bogart and Steve McQueen.
I can imagine those iconic actors entering Sklenar’s position, beating opponents’ tar, wearing a dirty T-shirt and sweat-filled.
Taylor Sheridan attacks the image of past times, which evokes our desire to protect the manhood of those we love and even those we don’t like. Personally, I like it.
Alexandra is pregnant!
Spencer is fighting for many things, including his future in Alex. He had little idea that his father might be coming.
I wouldn’t like to suggest Alex bring her baby to the semester, as 1923 ensured more than one woman wasn’t that lucky.
When we first met Alex, she wasted her bed, desperate to start her journey to Montana. Her condition hurts the happiness of pregnancy, but her shoulders can rely on.
Her best friend Jennifer is a fool in a love story like the rest of us, and she agrees to help Alex walk on the road safely. Alex’s plan has little room for error, though.
Going to the United States alone (second class!), the train from New York to Montana might be as smooth as silk. I hope to do this.
But this was 1923, so far in the Yellowstone Universe, in these journeys we don’t know are easy. If her luck is close to the person in front of her, she may have a hard time riding.
Spencer and Alex’s romance in season 1923 season 1 is a highlight and I hope they have enough time to reunite this season as well.
Donald Whitfield can’t stand it
I might be alone in this mood, but I can not see Whitfield’s fall.
This is totally, to this point of the story, there is no fresh account of sexual demeanor (the same woman) as mentioned in Season 1, 1923.
My best guess is that his weird scene is fighting for us to eliminate any possible connection with Timothy Dalton as an actor. The task is completed.
It may also indicate that Banner worked with him to make a terrible decision.
His wife articulated it and said with the dog lying to you fleas. He was in bed in the lion’s nest and I couldn’t see how he would stand out in the battle with the Dutertons.
Teonna Rainwater is the bright lights of the premiere
Teonna is still running for her life, but she is now growing legs against Renaud’s father and the demonic Thomas.
Will Father Renault be so disgusted with Marshal Thomas that he canceled the hunt? We see a human glance from Father Reno when he asks Thomas to release a young Aboriginal girl he is terrorizing.
We don’t see his answer after the man trampled under the horse in a cruel scene, but I can’t imagine that he felt better with his work than Banner and Whitfield. I know that the Catholic priests at the time were as mean as marshals, but they were still ugly.
Then there was Teonna, who lived a while. Reunite with her father and fall in love with her.
Teonna’s story relies on Cole to bring a lot, who dies between seasons. Jeremy Guana’s big shoes can be filled as Pete, but he does a great job. His chemistry with Aminah Nieves is convincing, and there is another reason to take root in Teonna.
The family lines in the Yellowstone Universe are not simple, but I hope Teonna is the beginning of the line that leads to Thomas.
Running his horse is both beneficial and fun with his daughter.
Taylor Sheridan ran to his horse and explained to Teonna why people remembered his thoughts about the big government as soon as they stopped doing things themselves.
He explained that the government wants people to rely on them instead of asking questions because once you learn to do things on your own, you don’t need the government. Wisely, Taina doesn’t understand why you let this happen.
His horse also admitted to Teonna interestingly that while his job told her not to have any relationship before getting married, no one listened. She didn’t waste time taking off in front of lazy Pete, and I didn’t blame her at all.
She already knows how easy life can slip away from your grasp. I hope she makes the most of it.
The lion hunter is here
When the lion returns to the porch and nearly kills Elizabeth, Carra kills it, just as she expects Spencer to send a human lion at the door.
Season trailer teasing banners fear Spencer, he should do it. He could see a man like this as a war hero who suffered as much as he could not imagine, which could wreak havoc on his current plans.
Cara and Jacob can’t do it alone, but Spencer is coming, and he’s busy sharpening his tools so he’s ready to fight when he arrives. Hopefully the title of this episode is more important than humans to say about enemies rather than friends or nature, as we are ready to make the Duttons stand out.
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