“I’ve never had an issue with Kevin that he and I couldn’t work out on the phone,” Sheridan said. “But once lawyers get involved, then people don’t get to talk to each other and start saying things that aren’t true and attempt to shift blame based on how the press or public seem to be reacting. He took a lot of this on the chin and I don’t know that anyone deserves it. His movie seems to be a great priority to him and he wants to shift focus. I sure hope [the movie is] worth it.”
Fans on social media had mixed reactions to whether they think “Horizon: An American Saga” is “worth it.”
“Ok & when are we finishing yellowstone since you did your little project,” one impatient fan posted on X, formerly Twitter, in response to the “Horizon” trailer on Monday.
“Now that you’re done making the 8th Yellowstone spin-off can you go finish the real one,” another fan complained, apparently referring to “Horizon” as a “Yellowstone spin-off,” even though the movie is unrelated to the show.
“But we can’t get a full season of Yellowstone?!” an indignant viewer commented on the trailer.
“It’s actually awesome that Yellowstone has afforded Kevin Costner the capital and opportunity to make his dream 3-part Western and completely halt production of Yellowstone in doing so because he wanted to make it so bad,” another fan remarked.
Others, however, were in support of the film.
“Can we agree on two things: yellowstone is bad and this looks incredible,” another viewer said about the “Horizon” trailer.
“This is probably going to be pompous and overstuffed, but count me in,” another fan said.
“Had me at Kevin Costner and western,” a third fan wrote.
“Oh man,” one viewer concluded. “Yellowstone, you may have yee’d your last haw.”
“Horizon” will hit theaters with Chapter 1 on June 28 and Chapter 2 on Aug. 16.