Kevin Costner’s Horizon Is Finally Getting the Attention It Deserves

Kevin Costner invested a significant amount of his personal funds to realize his vision of a Western epic on the big screen, but unfortunately, it received poor reception in cinemas. The initial part of Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga, which premiered during the summer, only managed to gross $38 million globally. This disappointing performance raised concerns about the continuation of a planned four-movie series, as the second film had already been completed.

It appears that the future of the Horizon series has been uncertain following the removal of its release date from Warner Bros.’ calendar after Chapter 2 was launched. However, several months later, it seems to be gaining a broader audience through streaming platforms. This growth might aid in establishing a stronger foundation for the success of its sequel.

At the beginning of this year, “Horizon” made its debut on Netflix along with several significant films from Warner Bros. In mere days, it’s climbed the Netflix movie rankings, solidifying its position as the second most popular film on the platform.

On Sunday, the Netflix Top 10 Movies list had Horizon closely following In the Heart of the Sea, indicating a growing interest among viewers for the film. For a complete look at the Netflix movie rankings from Sunday, check out the details below!

1. In the Heart of the Sea (2015)

In this film directed by Ron Howard, based on real events, sailors find themselves stranded at sea, pursued by a colossal whale. To endure extreme hardships, they battle through grueling ordeals.

2. Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 (2024)

In this expansive, stunningly beautiful film, titled ‘Horizon’, Kevin Costner takes on the roles of director, co-writer, and main character. The story unfolds around the pioneers who lay the foundation for the frontier settlement of Horizon.

3. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)

In this Mad Max prequel, we trace the backstory of Furiosa, starting in the tranquil grasslands known as the Green Place of Many Mothers and moving through to the perilous landscape of the Wasteland.

4. Carry-On (2024)

In the pulse-pounding thriller, “Taron Egerton,” “Sofia Carson,” and “Jason Bateman” take center stage. This film revolves around a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agent who encounters a lethal dilemma on Christmas Eve.

5. The Watchers (2024)

One day, when Mina’s vehicle fails on a desolate woodland path, three enigmatic individuals escort her to a shelter – this hidden refuge being under the watchful eyes of peculiar beings as they closely observe each of their actions.

6. Interstellar (2014)

As humanity faces the threat of disappearing, a team of space explorers venture through a wormhole, seeking an alternate habitable world.

7. The Six Triple Eight (2024)

During World War II, a single U.S. Women’s Army Corps unit made up of women of color was assigned a seemingly insurmountable task in a drama by Tyler Perry, inspired by actual events.

8. The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water

The residents of Bikini Bottom are in an uproar because a pirate has snatched the secret formula for Krabby Patties. Determined to recover it, SpongeBob and his friends set out on a quest to get it back.

9. Despicable Me (2010)

In an unusual mission, Gru is tasked with making off with the moon. Meanwhile, Margo, Edith, and Agnes are on a quest to locate a father figure. By nightfall, this unconventional family aims to accomplish these tasks together.

10. Despicable Me 2 (2013)

With an increase in the number of gizmos, there’ll be more mischief-making Minions around! As Gru abandons his villainous lifestyle to focus on his daughters, he finds himself being enlisted by a covert organization to combat evil instead.

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2025-01-05 18:40