let me say first off that i am a huge fan of the original series lonesome dove and the book it was based from. i have put off watching this sequel for the better part of 10 years due to the bad reviews i would heard about it. if tommy lee jones wasn not playing capt. call i do not see the point. if larry mcmurtry wasn not involved why should i care. how wrong i was. this is in so many ways a worthy sequel to lonesome dove and maybe even more so than the dark mood of streets of laredo. the story and acting and production and cinematography are all top notch. of course the script isn not as colorful as lonesome dove but it has it moments. and and much to my surprise and there are bits of lonesome done in this series while the relationship between july and clara and completely dismissed in the prequel and is brought up here almost identical to the book and a most welcome surprise. the story isn not all roses and it has it surprises too. by far the biggest surprise is jon voight interpretation of capt. call. while not a direct copy of tommy lee jones his is both faithful and unique to voight credit. the cast is fantastic all across the board and and i do not think rick schroeder has done a better job of acting than in this series. oliver reed practically steals the show here and he is superb in a role that makes you care for his character as equally as you hate him. it is worth it to watch this if you haven not due to bad criticisms and especially that the dvd is so affordable (i got the 2 disc set for $10. 99 and you can probably find it cheaper). it is in no way the disappointment that dead man walk turned out (well and it was for me). and mcmurtry was involved with that one. 
let me say first off that i am a huge fan of the original series lonesome dove and the book it was based from. i have put off watching this sequel for the better part of 10 years due to the bad reviews i would heard about it. if tommy lee jones wasn not playing capt. call i do not see the point. if larry mcmurtry wasn not involved why should i care. how wrong i was. this is in so many ways a worthy sequel to lonesome dove and maybe even more so than the dark mood of streets of laredo. the story and acting and production and cinematography are all top notch. of course the script isn not as colorful as lonesome dove but it has it moments. and and much to my surprise and there are bits of lonesome done in this series while the relationship between july and clara and completely dismissed in the prequel and is brought up here almost identical to the book and a most welcome surprise. the story isn not all roses and it has it surprises too. by far the biggest surprise is jon voight interpretation of capt. call. while not a direct copy of tommy lee jones his is both faithful and unique to voight credit. the cast is fantastic all across the board and and i do not think rick schroeder has done a better job of acting than in this series. oliver reed practically steals the show here and he is superb in a role that makes you care for his character as equally as you hate him. it is worth it to watch this if you haven not due to bad criticisms and especially that the dvd is so affordable (i got the 2 disc set for $10. 99 and you can probably find it cheaper). it is in no way the disappointment that dead man walk turned out (well and it was for me). and mcmurtry was involved with that one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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