JohnnyM531

O came across this show while looking for simething to watch on Max. A very entertaining series with amazing Montanna scenery. Love how the wardens of Yellowstone take their jobs seriously and how they try and work out any issues with hunters who have made honest mistakes, but come down brutally hard on those who knowingly and repeatedly violate the law.

They will especially work with the younger hunters who they try and teach a lesson to, while not taking away from their enjoyment and enthusiasm for the sport, just for making a mistake. I haven't been hunting, but it is something I would definitely like to do.

I never watched this in it's original run. I'm watching it on getTV. How did so many of us miss this? I saw someone else say it was on Saturday afternoons when there wasn't a college football game. That's probably why.

Love the characters, the time period, the scenery and the acting. It only lasted one season, which was a disappointment. Lee Horsley, Lynda Carter, Rodney Grant, Garwin Sanford and even Lochlyn Munro, who's been in so many tings since, made the show.

I sè it's out on DVD according to some reviews. I will have to purchase in order to view it again. It's well worth a second viewing.

I remember most of the westerns that were on TV when I was a boy. This is one I don't remember. I found it on get tv and watched all 17 episodes and was surprised that it was only 17. Ralph Taeger played a great Hondo.

What a fantastic documentary about a brilliant and amazing man. Clarence Thomas is a national treasure that history will long remember. What the Democrats did to Kavanagh, they first tried on Clarence. They failed oth times.

I don't understand when you have a good story to begin with, why do you have to change it so it's unrecognizable? So, where do I start?

1.the whole premise of the games is Nathan Drake going after DRAKE'S treasure NOT Magellan's.

2. Sam didn't give Nate the necklace, Nate stole it from a museum where he met Sullivan as a boy. (Uncharted 3 flashback) 3. Sam supposedly died in a prison break WITH Nate, not "killed" with Sullivan. (Uncharted 4) 4. Where is all the gunplay and explosions? THAT and the puzzle solving is the video game.

5. What the is it with co-mingling the various games? (even the closing credits shows someone trying to buy Drake's ring (Uncharted 3), asking about a Nazi submarine in the jungle (Uncharted 1) and what I'm assuming is Sam in prison (Uncharted 4) 6. Where the hell is Elena? I mean, she only became his WIFE.

I could only envision how much better this movie would have been following the first Uncharted. Nate and Elena about to open Sir Francis Drakes coffin. Finding the diary and then all hell breaks loose with the charted ship being attacked and Sully making a grand entrance in his plane. Now THAT would have been something. But, no. Some butthead had to skewer the plot and make this unrecognizable from the video games. Why bother calling it Uncharted? As a stand alone treasure hunting movie, it was Ok. Nothing spectacular, but OK, hence my 5 star review. As an adaptation of the video game, it was a 0.

Rogan and Silverman are already two of worst individuals in Hollywierd. Comic dimwits who have proven with this, their is no depth of lowness they won't stoop to. I see that I'm not the only one not fooled by their woke POS views.

I was really surprised at how much I liked this movie. I've watched it 4 times already and it never gets old. Jeremy Renner and Elisabeth Olsen are fantastic.

My 10 rating is probably, no it is biased. Steve McQueen was one of my all time favorite actors. Sure, this show was hokey, but for a show that was 30 minutes, it packed a lot into it. I was too young to watch the originals, but over the years I was able to watch episodes here and there. Now watching them again on MeTV, it brings back so many good memories. For me, nothing beats a good western. Especially when it stars Steve McQueen.

...mainly for Barbara Eden. She was, and always will be the most beautiful woman I have ever seen. Ever since I was a kid and first saw her as Jeannie, I was hooked. The show was corny but funny and I still watch it to this day. But there isn't one actress in Hollywood today that could compare to her beauty. Even today, she's gorgeous.

My hats off to Peter Jackson. Never in my lifetime did I expect to see these three books made into a credible movie(s). Not only has he done it, but he's surpassed mine and I'm sure most people's expectations. Words here cannot begin to praise the effort that went into making these movies. One can only hope that in the near future he goes back to the beginning and tells the story of The Hobbit.

This movie is one of my all time favorites. Cary Grant, Victor McLaglen, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr...what a cast. Not to mention Sam Jaffe as Gunga Din. Drama, action, adventure and comedy all rolled up into one. The final battle scene still to this day gives me chills and the ending always leaves me in tears. If you haven't seen it, I'd strongly recommend it.