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The western may have not fell out of decades ago, but they never died completely. Even after the genre became unpopular in the 1970s, we still had a weakness of true great Great West of "Infraging" from 1992 to the "true rhythm" in 2010. Hack, there's even Some great Western films come out of the last decade. However, it remains true that the glorious days of the genre are long behind it.

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But in recent years, as Hollywood has revealed that Conservatives also see things and fathers everywhere, finally learned how to use streaming services, has hints of modest western rebirth. So far the most influential factor in the game is here Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowtone" and his different spin-offwho have proven that Western, and neo and traditional, not only maintain a certain attraction, but can be the basis for some of the most successful TV shows today.

As such, we will surely see a lot more in the way of entertainment with the west-back in the coming years-I have already started a process you may have noticed, because streaming and film shows find ways to use the name of "Yellowothiliston" in their headlines and Netflix success with Western series, such as "American" "Ransom Canyon", which dominates the Netflix table recently. Now, the 2022 film "Murder in Yellowliston City", which began his life as "murder in immigrant Gulch" before the producers, most likely considered to be the best for Sheridan-to use its film, dominates Netflix graphs because the West continues with a modest.

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"Murder in Yellowolston City" is directed by Australian director Richard Gray and Stars' IT chapter "actor Isaiah Mustafa along with Gabriel BIRN (" in Treatment ") and Thomas Janeeine (" hanged "). After a prospectus hit gold in the mining city of Yellowlston City, he was quickly killed, and sheriff Jimim Ambrose (BIRN) assumes that newcomer and former Rob Cicero (Mustafa) is the killer. However, it soon appears that Cicero is innocent and the city's minister, Tadeus Murphy (Janeane), along with his wife Alice (Anna Camp), do their best to persuade Ambros to find the right culprit. The film arrived in several theaters and received a VOD release as early as 2022, which seems to be a year of "Yellowstone"-an end-of-the-art TV films that, as it happened, "Disappearing in Yellowolstone" and "Yellowlston".

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Despite the use of YellowOlston instead of the "immigrant Gulch" in his title, no one really paid attention to the "killing in the city of Yellowlston". But that's fine, because the film just hit Netflix and proved to be an immediate hit. Arriving at Strimmer in the United States On April 24, 2025, the film made his debut on the number one next day, as subscribers apparently left the neglected West in Gray, at the time he hit the servers, according to a streaming search seeker. Flixpatrol. That sent "the killing to Yellowlston City" to the number 60 of the world charts, but since the film seems to be available only to the state, it's not a bad little debut. How May Dads turned off after realizing that it had nothing to do with the Yellowstone show, however, it is not a metrics that follows Flixpatrol.

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With 25% on Rotten tomatoesThe short answer to whether "killing in the city of Yellowlston" is worth a look is simple "not really". The longer answer is that RT has only collected three views "top critics" for this film, so the Tomatometer is not the best gauge.

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Leo Leydon over Diversity He liked the film, boasting "Richard Gray's well -made and comfortable mounted indie" as a "tightly constructed mystery" and "conventionally satisfying Oterus, to recommend fans of any genre that rarely get to take such a mixture." However, from the three top critics, Laydon is in the only positive, with Noel Murray of Los Angeles Times To regret the way "murder in the city of Yellowalston" breaks up a great team in a slow tone of muted tone, too far from his inspirations for the pulp. "

The Austin ChronicleJos Coupes was not too impressed, writing: "The story is best served as something to look at, rather than examining too carefully." It sounds like the exact kind of "ambient television", like "Filterworld" Author Kyle Caika called it, which progresses Netflix, and when you combine it with the newborn "Yellowotiston" caused by the Western Renaissance, you have a streaming hit on your hands.

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Meanwhile, "killing in the city of Yellowolston" has managed to at least Detron "Ihostage", an Apple Store Real Robbery Film dominated by Netflix on late. That thriller is now at the number 2 in the United States, while Clint Eastwood's controversial military film in 2014, after originally usurping "Ichostas" for the Netflix thronenow fell to the number four. How long this western can take the first place remains to be seen, but there is certainly much more "Yellowstone"-Typical things in the works to replace it when it disappears from the graphs.