Season 4 – Yellowstone

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Gabriel T @gteran76 Oct 16, 2026 One of the best modern drama series, combining breathtaking cinematography with powerful storyteling. Kevin Costner delivers an outstanding performance, and the show's mix of family conflict, politics, loyalty, and life in the American West keeps every season emgaging. With memorable characters, strong writing, and stunning Montana landscapes, Yellowstone is a gripping series that is easy to get invested in and hard to stop watching See more Professor G @atreiromg Jul 20, 2026 Uma série feita para homens e famílias tradicionais See more Michael S. @Suba117 May 10, 2026 This season is 10/10 for only one story. Every other part of this season was agonizing. Jimmy is the epitome of character development. He was one of my favorites leading up to this season, but his development this season crushed the scoreboard. Most important of his scenes left me in tears mainly because it can relate to so many of us. But you know what doesn’t? The weird and crazy side show with Kayce hallucinating some weird drug for 5 episodes straight. That was easy to skip though. What wasn’t and always wasn’t easy to skip was Beth and her tantrums that were always incessant. Her lack of character development in this show is either the best representation of humanity in a show or the worst idea to portray in Hollywood because she made most of this season impossible to watch. Honestly, even in the worst of society, people don’t act like her or remotely not even address her sociopathic behavior. She is the reason I stopped watching this season. See more Marco L @decatur555 Apr 5, 2026 Yellowstone is one of those rare series that feels bigger than its plot. It is a family tragedy, a modern western, and a brutal elegy for a world built on land, blood, power, and loyalty. Kevin Costner is phenomenal as John Dutton, giving the show its hard, wounded center, but the whole cast is strong. For me, though, Kelsey Asbille is the standout. Every scene she is in feels sharper and more alive. What makes the series hit so hard is not only the drama, but the way it turns landscape, music, silence, and violence into something almost mythic. Yes, it can be excessive, repetitive, and proudly melodramatic, but that is part of its identity. It has soul, presence, and a real emotional weight that stays with you. See more Steve Y @SteveYost2323 Dec 30, 2025 The first two seasons were very good, the 3rd was ok, and the 4th just became bananas stupid. I could not even get through the first couple episodes, the whole dynamic between Beth and Jamie was nauseating beyond belief. Two of the worst characters ever written, both so over the top and ridiculous that no people like either of them have ever existed in any universe or dimension. Season 3 ends with everybody in the Dutton family getting shot or blown up, and season 4 starts will all surviving miraculously. The only reason I started watching season 4 was to see if Beth finally got killed, which would have been the only way to make the show watchable. Jamie is the most cringe male character ever. Just yuck, weak, stupid writing and garbage characters. See more Tom F @RT55173143 Aug 4, 2025 Succession featured a family of terrible people who thought they were the best people on earth, deserving their wealth and power. The difference with Yellowstone isn’t the horses and big skies, it’s that the show wants to convince you that the terrible people doing terrible things really are as awesome as they think. See more Read all reviews

Yellowstone — Season 4

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