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Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1

Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1is a 2024 AmericanepicWestern filmdirected and produced byKevin Costnerfrom a screenplay he co-wrote with Jon Baird, based on an original story by the pair andMark Kasdan.The first installment in thetitular film series,it features anensemble castof Costner,Sienna Miller,Sam Worthington,andGiovanni Ribisi,withJena Malone,Abbey Lee,Michael Rooker,Danny Huston,Luke Wilson,Isabelle Fuhrman,Jeff Fahey,Will Patton,Tatanka Means,Owen Crow Shoe,Ella Hunt,andJamie Campbell Bowerin supporting roles. The film follows several characters navigating life in theMidwestern territoriesamid theAmerican Civil War.

Horizon: An American Saga –
Chapter 1
Theatrical release poster
(with original release date forChapter 2)
Directed byKevin Costner
Screenplay by
  • Jon Baird
  • Kevin Costner
Story by
Produced by
  • Kevin Costner
  • Howard Kaplan
  • Mark Gillard
Starring
CinematographyJ. Michael Muro
Edited byMiklos Wright
Music byJohn Debney[1]
Production
company
Territory Pictures
Distributed by
Release dates
  • May 19, 2024(2024-05-19)(Cannes)
  • June 28, 2024(2024-06-28)(United States)
Running time
181 minutes[2]
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish
Budget$50 million[3][4]
Box office$38.7 million[5][6]

Costner conceived the idea for an epic Western film in 1988, but it languished indevelopment hellfor several decades. The film was finally confirmed in January 2022 with Costner as director, with an original plan to shoot the first two films of an envisioned four-film sagaback-to-backand release them digitally onHBO Max.Much of the cast signed on in August, with filming beginning that month inUtahand lasting through November. The first two films carry a reported combined budget of $100 million, of which $38 million Costner personally funded.

Chapter 1premiered at the77th Cannes Film Festivalon May 19, 2024, and was theatrically released in the United States on June 28, 2024. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $38.7 million worldwide. The film wasfilmed back-to-backwith a sequel,Chapter 2,which had its world premiere at the81st Venice International Film Festival,[7][8]and is scheduled to be released at an unspecified date in 2025;Chapter 3started filming in May 2024, whileChapter 4is in development.

Plot

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In 1859, at theSan Pedro Valleyof SoutheasternTerritorial Arizona,two separate parties of surveyors mark stakes on opposite sides of theSan Pedro Riverto outline the homestead lots of a forthcoming frontier town, Horizon. Soon after, Desmarais, a missionary, using a "Horizon" -titled single page printed pamphlet poster, seeks out Horizon and discovers all three members of the surveying parties dead at the hands of aWestern Apachewar band. He buries their bodies and establishes the town of Horizon.

In 1863, a now American homesteader-settled Horizon is set upon by an Apache raid led by Pionsenay, killing several residents, including the husband and son of Frances Kittredge. A settlement boy, Russell Ganz, escapes on horseback during the carnage to alert the Army at the nearbyCamp Gallant.A detachment of United StatesUnionCavalry and Infantry arrives led by 1st Lt. Gephardt and Sgt. Major Riordan, and Neron Chavez, Chief Scout in charge of the Pima Indian Scouts. They assist with the burial of the dead, search for the tracks of the raiding party, and help with the survivors. Frances and her daughter Elizabeth leave with the Army to seek sanctuary at Camp Gallant. At the same time, the now orphaned Russell joins a posse, led by fellow survivor Elias Janney and a scalp-hunter tracker, to go after the responsible Apaches. Gephardt warns the posse of indiscriminate retaliation against other non-combatant, uninvolved Natives driven not by claims of justification but byscalpingprofitability. Frances and Elizabeth adjust to life at Camp Gallant. Gephardt's non-interventionist moral code regarding indigenous land clashes with his Commanding Officer, Colonel Houghton, and his ideology of the inevitability ofmanifest destiny.Elizabeth befriends some of the troops at the Post and is heartbroken when they are recalled East to fight in theCivil War.The widow Frances and Gephardt begin a romance.

Pionsenay argues with his tribal elder Tuayeseh over his raids on the settlers. Pionsenay believes that the settlers will push them out and lead them to war against other tribes, while Tuayeseh believes in co-existence and considers reprisal for Pionsenay's actions. Pionsenay and his warband, including one of Tuayeseh's sons, voluntarily leave the tribe to continue their war against the settlers.

In theMontanaterritory, Lucy shoots James Sykes and flees south toWyomingwith her young son Sam. With Sykes wounded, the family matriarch, Mrs. Sykes, orders her other sons to go and recapture her and recover Sam. Now living under the name Ellen Harvey, Lucy marries businessman Walter Childs. The couple cohabitates with Marigold, a prostitute working independently. Marigold propositions horse trader and customer Hayes Ellison, before she returns home to care for Sam while Walter and Lucy depart for one of Walter’s felonious "gold-rich" land sales. Lucy is horrified that the land buyers are actually the pursuing Sykes brothers, Caleb and Junior. Walter is killed bypsychopathicCaleb and the men kidnap Lucy. Junior, the eldest brother, sends Caleb to find Sam in town, where he encounters Hayes. They both go to Lucy's home where Hayes kills Caleb in a shootout when he realizes Caleb is going to kill Marigold. Hayes flees the town with Marigold and Sam. Settling in a railroad work camp, Marigold abandons Sam and Hayes for a traveling gambler who offers her a life with security. She leaves the child in the care of a Chinese worker's family.

A wagon train led by Matthew Van Weyden treks theSanta Fe Trailto Horizon. Among the group is the pretentious British couple Juliette Chesney and Hugh Proctor. It also includes the extended family of Frances' late husband. As they travel, they are watched by a pair of Pawnee warriors scouting the Wagon Train, causing them to slow their progress and prepare to defend themselves. During the night, Juliette catches two men peeping at her as she bathes in the drinking water. Van Weyden must warn the two away from the couple, but neither appears to intend to listen.

At a trading post, Janney learns that the responsible Apache is Pionsenay. Janney and Russell’s less scrupulous fellow posse members encounter and try to intimidate an indigenous man, but Janney and the Trader deescalate it from turning into a bloodbath. Due to the lack of results in finding Pionsenay's band, the group decides to go after any Indians wherever they can find them. They learn of a Tonto Apache village nearby and wait for the village's hunting party to depart before massacring and scalping the women, children, and elderly of the tribe to Russell's horror. The posse rides away, leaving before the hunters can return to take their revenge, with the consequences of their action soon to show across the land.

Cast

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Production

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Kevin Costner in 1990, two years after conceivingHorizon

Kevin Costnerfirst commissionedHorizonas a single, small-scale film in 1988 and later approachedWalt Disney Studioswith the project after the release of his 2003 filmOpen Range.[9]The film almost entered production, but he and Disney were $5 million apart on the budget and plans were scrapped. He returned to the script in 2012, rewriting it with Jon Baird as four larger films.[10]It was announced in January 2022 that Costner was set to direct and produce the film, a passion project for him, in addition to starring. It began casting in February.[11]In April,Warner Bros. PicturesandNew Line Cinemajoined the production to distribute with the film set to be released on the then-namedHBO Maxstreaming service before being moved to a theatrical release.[12]In a June interview, Costner stated he plans to make four movies out of the premise and was looking to cast over 170 speaking roles.[13]In order to get the films made, Costner spent $38 million of his own money.[10]

In August,Sienna Miller,Sam Worthington,Jamie Campbell Bower,Luke Wilson,Thomas Haden Church,Jena Malone,Alejandro Edda,Tatanka Means,andMichael Rookerwere cast in the film.[14][15][16][17]Isabelle Fuhrman,Ella Hunt,Jeff Fahey,andTom Paynewould be among the numerous casting announcements made throughout September.[18][19][20][21]In October,Will Patton,Owen Crow Shoe, andDanny Hustonwere added to the cast.[22][23][24]

Filming of at least the first installment began on August 29, 2022 in southernUtah,[14]concluding in November.[25]Filming of the second installment began by May 2023,[26]before concluding in the summer of that year.[27]

Release

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In a May 2023 interview, Costner expressed hope to have the first film released by fall 2023.[9]In October, it was announced the film would release in two parts, withChapter 1releasing on June 28, 2024, andChapter 2on August 16, 2024.[28]Later that month, it was announced that K5 International, the recently relaunched international sales arm of K5 Media Group, would handle international sales on the film at theAmerican Film Market.[29]In April 2024, it was announced that the first part would premiere out of competition at theCannes Film Festivalon May 19, 2024,[30]where it received a nine-minute standing ovation at the Grand Théâtre Lumière.[31]

Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter 1debuted on digital platforms via premiumvideo on demandon July 16, 2024.[32]On August 16, 2024, it was announced thatHorizon: An American Saga — Chapter 1would begin streaming onMaxon August 23, 2024.[33]The film played at the81st Venice International Film Festival,prior to the world premiere ofChapter 2on September 7, 2024.[8]

Reception

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Box office

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Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1grossed $29 million in the United States and Canada, and $9.7 million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $38.7 million.[5][6]

In the United States and Canada,Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1was released alongsideA Quiet Place: Day One,and was projected to gross $10–15 million from 3,334 theaters in its opening weekend.[3][4]The film made $4.1 million on its first day, including $800,000 from Thursday night previews. It went on to debut to $11 million, finishing in third behindInside Out 2andA Quiet Place: Day One.[34]In its second weekend the film made $5.4 million (a drop of 51%), finishing in sixth.[35]Losing nearly 750 theaters in its third weekend the film made $2.4 million, finishing in seventh.[36]

Critical response

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On thereview aggregatorwebsiteRotten Tomatoes,51% of 156 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 5.7/10. The website's consensus reads: "Kevin Costner doesn't lack for ambition as he sketches this frontier saga across the widest of canvases, butHorizon's first chapter proves too diffuse in scope for it to satisfy as a self-contained endeavor. "[37]Metacritic,which uses aweighted average,assigned the film a score of 49 out of 100, based on 47 critics, indicating "mixed or average" reviews.[38]Audiences surveyed byCinemaScoregave the film an average grade of "B–" on an A+ to F scale.[34]

Bilge EbiriofVulturegave a reservedly positive review, likening its incomplete nature to the 2021 filmDune: Part Oneand stating that "Its stately pace never feels boring, so it doesn't feel like it should have been shorter. But it also doesn't really work on its own.... And it feels impossible to judge this film, because, in some weird way, it doesn't feel like anything has really happened yet."[39]

A review atRogerEbert.comwrote, "Even with the cataclysmic scenes of death, the first hour does little to endear these characters. They're disparate people whose connections aren't immediately clear and only become vaguely obvious toward the picture's conclusion.", and further noted, "While the first film in the possibleHorizonseries does well in setting up future pictures, continuing the momentum Costner gained before he leftYellowstone,this single film is a chore to sit through. It rarely gives viewers what they want: seeing Costner on the open range. It gives us few memorable characters outside of Costner: I can't remember the name of a single figure without looking at my notes. "[40]Forbeswas more positive and found the film had a "great sense of place"[41]whileThe Guardianfound the film was "an unapologetically old-school western".[42]The BBC website was very critical and described the film as a non-film: "It's like the tantalising pilot episode of a television series – but a pilot episode that drags on and on for three hours."[43]

A mixed review inEsquire,however, expressed hope about the sequels.[44]Addressing the duration and the serialization of the film, Owen Gleiberman ofVarietyadopted the opposite approach: "Yet I think the idea is that the design of it all will come into focus as we seeHorizon: An American Saga — Chapter 2(later this summer), and then, at some point,Chapter 3(which is now scheduled) and maybe, if all goes according to plan, more chapters. I seriously hope not. I'm not sure how much juice there is to squeeze out of these characters, but even if there is some I don't want to see movies turn into television. Just about every Western of the studio era came in at two hours or less, and so did most of the revisionist Westerns (and some of those werecomplicated). There's a reason for that. It's all the time they needed. "[45]Richard BrodyofThe New Yorkergave the film a negative review, writing that "the inflated production ofHorizonshows in its aesthetic. The dramatic format seems borrowed from television, with multiple threads jumpily interweaved, to ward off impatience. With so many balls in the air at once, the movie lacks the kind of patient observation that this story demands.[46]

Accolades

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The movie was nominated in the category ofOutstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Featureat the23rd Visual Effects Society Awards.[47]

Sequels

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Main article:Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2

In June 2022, Costner stated he plans to make fourHorizonfilms in total, shotback-to-back.[13]In November 2022, Costner confirmed that the first film had been completed and that the second had been greenlit, set to be filmed in spring 2023.[48]Production for the second film commenced in April 2023, withGlynn Turman,Kathleen Quinlan,andGiovanni Ribisijoining Costner, Miller, Worthington, Hunt, Patton, Wilson, Fuhrman, and Haden Church, who continued on from the first film. Director of photography J. Michael Muro, production designerDerek R. Hill,editor Miklos Wright, and costume designer Lisa Lovaas would also return.[49]The second film finished production in summer 2023, with the production of the third film being paused because of the2023 Hollywood strikes.[50]

Main article:Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 3

In May 2024, casting calls forbackground actorshad commenced, while production was slated to begin later that month inSt. George, Utah.[51][52]Later, it was reported that production initially commenced in 2023, before progress halted in part due to the Hollywood strikes.[53]One month following the completion of the previous installment, Costner began filming a montage sequence that features scenes fromChapter 3.[54]Costner stated that principal photography commenced on May 13, 2024, explaining that production had initially been planned to commence on April 25 before being moved to May 6 in order to accommodate funding.[55]

In June 2024, Costner stated that Giovanni Ribisi's character, H. Silas Pickering, appeared in the ending montage of the first film as a way to tease what's next in the saga, while saying that H. Silas Pickering will be a supporting character in the next film, but will become a main character in the third and fourth films, potentially as the villain of the saga.[56]

See also

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