Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Binding: DVD Brand: Warner Brothers EAN: 0026359277924 Format: AC-3, Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC Label: HBO Home Video Manufacturer: HBO Home Video Number Of Discs: 6 Number Of Items: 6 Publisher: HBO Home Video Region Code: 1 Release Date: 2006-05-23 Studio: HBO Home Video Theatrical Release Date: 2004-03-21
Rating: - Of course the show is awesome. I won't write yet another review. Here are some fun facts and comments:
Deadwood is one of the best TV shows ever made. If we consider it with films thrown into the mix as well, it would be the best western of all time. Its dramatic impact as well as the depth and complexity of its characters are almost unparalleled. It easily puts other, more popular shows to shame, making The Sopranos, for instance, seem sophomoric and silly in comparison. Obviously the show is awesome, so instead of writing yet another review, I will offer some random comments and fun facts.
-First, the cast is almost flawless. Almost. What would have been a flawless cast suffers greatly because of one of its leads: Timothy Olyphant. How did he land that role? He can't act and he's ... Read More
Rating: - Was my favorite show - miss it!
Fabulous show - great characters, writing!! If foul language bothers you - stay far far away.
Rating: - Excellent Quality/ Slow Shipping Time
Love the series and sad to see it is no longer airing - this box-set arrived in excellent condition - and I would have given it a lower rating because it took more than 14 working days to arrive but I love the series.
Rating: - Dead Wood 2nd season
This is a good Weastern story,But has a lot of Swearing and some Nudity, Do not buy this if you get offended by hearing the F word every Five minutes.
Rating: - Deadwood, the series, seasons 1,2 &3
Deadwood is a well done series that my husband and I are quite enjoying. It is very well done in all respects. The one thing that will set a few people off of it is the language. The language is pretty bad, to put it mildly. Some others who have seen it quit because of it. The issue that has come up repeatedly is: "I don't think they spoke like that back then." Well, since we weren't back there then, I don't know. I know they are trying to make some points, but, possibly it could have been done with quite a few less f--- being said throughout the series, sometimes repeatedly in a sentence. This would be the only area I would question. I hope there are a few more episodes somewhere down ... Read More
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