Kevin Costner's 'Horizon 2' gets Venice premiere after brutal first film reviews and pulled US release
Briefly

A review for the BBC noted that a movie 'needs to have a plot, a bit of credible characterization, and a structure that preferably includes a beginning, middle and end. 'Horizon' doesn't have any of those.'
Variety slammed Costner's film as 'meandering' and said it 'seldom seems to aim in a clear direction,' while IndieWire criticized the characters as 'not characters so much as the spokes of a plot in human form.'
Post movie critic Johnny Oleksinski expressed disappointment in 'Horizon,' stating, 'It's hard to believe Costner left 'Yellowstone' to make such an embarrassing, poorly told mess.'
'Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1' underperformed at the box office, grossing only $11 million on a $100 million budget; Costner reportedly invested $38 million of his own money into the project, risking personal assets.
Read at New York Post
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