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A WORK OF ART IN THE WORLD OF MINISERIES!
It ranks among the greatest miniseries I've ever seen, in the manner of ROOTS, I CLAUDIUS, UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS, THE THORN BIRDS, QB VII,HOLOCAUST or ANGELS IN AMERICA. Quite faithful to the novel by Larry McMurtry (whom I had the honor to have dinner with when he came to Chile several years ago), this six-hour epic movie gives the audience one of the most fascinating time pieces ever done for TV. The actings are superb, specially the leading roles (Robert Duvall, Tommy Lee Jones, Angelica Huston and Diane Lane). The locations will take your breath away and the music by Basil Polidouris is simply haunting. Engaging from the very first sequences, it grasps you and never leaves you. The last hour makes the rocks weep. Don't miss it. In one word: A MASTERPIECE!

A great cattle drive movie
I like Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Duvall and Richy Schroeder and they are the best actors in that movie and I love western movies and Lonesome Dove was one of the best novels of all time by Larry McMurtray and he is a very great author and I am a big fan of that movie. It's a great movie about a cattle drive and Robert Duvall loves Diane Lane in the movie and they are very good, I have to say.

In a part of a cattle drive, the movie actor Bradley Gregg who plays Sean O'Brien, the Irish guy from Ireland yells as he falls off his horse into the river when he gets bitten by too many and a whole bunch of poisened snakes and he gets killed by them and that was the saddest part of the movie and so was another one when Danny Glover had been killed by a spier and it was also sad when Gus at the end of the video died when he was shot by two poisened indian arrows. Any part of the movie was sad sometimes.

There was a part where Woodrow lost his temper when his son Newt was being beat up by a bad guy who was trying to take Dish's horse and Newt and Dish both tried telling him that the horse wasn't for sail so that's when Woodrow was mad when he saw him beat his son up and Woodrow hit him so hard with the branding irons that it hurt alot and he almost killed the guy so Gus had to lasso him because that was the only way he could stop him from ending up in jail.

This DVD of Lonesome Dove is a very long movie and this reminds me of books on Black Beauty (Illustrated Junior Library) (Hardcover) Illustrated by Fritz Eichenberg copyright 1995, Black Beauty (Kingfisher Classics) (Hardcover) Illustrated by Ian Andrew, Classic Starts: Black Beauty (Classic Starts Series) (Hardcover) adapted by Lisa Church and illustrated by Lucy Corvino, Black Beauty My First Classics (My First Classics) (Paperback) adapted by Laura F. Marsh, The Lion King: A Read-Aloud Storybook (Read-Aloud Storybook) (Hardcover) by RH Disney, A Horse of Your Own by M.A. Stoneridge, The Horseman's Illustrated Dictionary: Full Explanations of More than 1,000 Terms and Phrases Used by Horsemen Past and Present (Paperback) by by Don Burt (Foreword), Steven D. Price and Horses (Cube Books) (Hardcover) by author Valeria Manferto De Fabianis and 4 DVD's of Urban Cowboy starring John Travolta, Disney's Mary Poppins starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke, The Best of Bonanza and Walk the Line starring Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon are perfect for the National Finals Rodeo (NFR) years of 1977 NFR in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1989 and 1990 NFR in Las Vegas, Nevada, then there is 5 DVD's of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark starring Harrison Ford, City Slickers starring Billy Crystal (well sometimes but, not really for Lonesome Dove), Bonanza, Volume 4: The Trail Gang/Denver McKee/Blood On The Land/ Dark Star, Bonanza (out of others like lunchboxes from 1965) Cheaper by the Dozen starring Steve Martin, Disney's Little House on the Prairie of two discs on one that is 125 minutes are perfect for the following year for the 2009 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR) in Las Vegas, Nevada, then there is 4 DVD's of The Silver Stallion starring Russell Crowe and Caroline Goodall, Painted Hero starring the country singer Dwight Yoakam, Fly Away Home starring Jeff Daniels, Bonanza, Vol. 8: The Spitfire/The Stranger/The Mission, Jeopardy - An Inside Look at America's Favorite Quiz Show starring Alex Trebec because of ULTIMATE II: Brad Takes Control, Ultimate Finals are perfect for the 1988 National Finals Rodeo (NFR) in Las Vegas, Nevada and this year's 2006 Wrangler (NFR) in Las Vegas, Nevada, and now then there is four other DVD's of Yours, Mine & Ours starring Dennis Quaid, Disney's Where the Red Fern Grows starring Joseph Ashton, Black Beauty starring Sean Bean, The Last Cowboy starring Lance Henriksen, Bonanza (out of others like lunchbox from 1965 and 1968) are perfect for the following year for the 2008 Wrangler NFR in Las Vegas, Nevada and that about will put it all down for Lonesome Dove as by covering the years of 1977, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2006, 2008 & 2009 which are the real life for the cowboy years to show the old west for the National Finals Rodeo (North America's Largest) in Las Vegas, Nevada and that's the books and DVD's they remind me of and you have to be the guy for all around the world to tell them how the calf roping should be done.

It was a great movie & it was the best one and I really loved and liked it and it was a great one and I really enjoyed it, except the sad parts.

I enjoyed that best movie ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Best Movie Ever
This is an incredible movie. If me and my friends aren't quoting it back and forth to each other were watching it. I would suggest this movie to western movie lovers or to those who arent the western enthuisits. Great acting and wonderful movie plot. You will fall in love with this movie after the first time watching it and want to start it over and watch it again.

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