well we don't know if its watchable as a stand alone movie so it is a fair question. I for one have loved this show since the inception so it should be mandatory viewing imho. That said we wont know until its out how well it works as a stand alone movie but for sure it will carry more weight if you know the back story from the 3 seasons.

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He was also a degenerate gambler. Pissed away a shit ton of money.

Well I am five episodes in on the first season and I'm enjoying it so far. I don't have much experience with watching HBO shows, but I would say it feels really dense in terms of characters and the story it might take repeat viewings to follow everything.

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As you get used to the language it becomes easier to follow. The language structures are one of the main appeals of the show. Maybe best written dialogue in any show ever.

Thanks Matty. Just got my Complete Series on VUDU. Never expected something like that. Awesome!

A great interview with Olyphant by Alan Sepinwall:

Bullock’s Last Stand: Timothy Olyphant on ‘Deadwood: The Movie’ and David Milch
https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-f...a97jHenzIzeDpY

That IS a great interview. I like actors who don't feel like they have to filter anything.

I'm about a third of the way in and want to warn people this article is somewhat spoilerish in details about the coming movie revealing things that I would prefer to have found out about organically as I watched. Its just about Seths life and business venture as the movie starts (somewhat back story since the show ended) but I'm going to hold off on reading the article until after I see the show.

Reviews: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/deadwood/reviews

Been re-watching the third season in preparation for Friday. I'm struck by how the show looks like something that was shot this year. It's been thirteen years. You can see a huge difference between a movie made in 1980 and 1993. Have we reached the apex of film production that there's no technical difference between a show made in 2006 and 2019?

Just started a full rewatch on Memorial Day and the quality of the entire production is exactly this. Looks so great.

I just binged the whole series over the month of April. =p

It really is amazing.

I hadn't thought of it until you mentioned it. I've been re-watching it on demand and the picture is quite good considering the age of the show. I dont think I will have finished season three by Friday though so I have a decision to make As I've seen the series numerous times I might just jump to the movie but I'm going to try and plow thru the last season as quick as I can... started too late on this one due to GOT and some work trips that interfered.

I'm rewatching too, on S1E9. I thought episode 1 had a lot of noise. Everything since looks great.

As far as old things looking great, 2001 (1968) STILL looks outstanding! And I've only seen it in HD.

True. Also, Deadwood being a period piece makes it harder to identify the show as being from the 90's or 2000's or whatever.

Well, cocksuckers... the day is finally here! Are your underarms clean? C***s braided? Have a fucking drink, for sociability's sake and cause you're all a bunch of fucking drunks. Let's bask in the warmth of snatch that is DEADWOOD!

One of the best shows in the history of television. Started a re-watch and didn’t quite time it out right, but I’ll finish the series and watch the film sometime during our DVDTalk June Historical Challenge.

Perfect.

What time is this available to watch/stream?

8pm eastern.

What the fuck? I just went to set the DVR because I'm going out to tonight, but HBO Canada doesn't have DEADWOOD listed at all. It says they're showing GAME OF THRONES and something called NATIVE SON. I scanned ahead through the week and don't see it there either, even though they can't possibly only be airing it once. I'm really annoyed.

EDIT:

Turns out it airs in Canada Sunday, June 2nd.