Deadwood movie trailer.

[Reservoir Dog]

[megman]

They should have spent the money to restart the series. Shame it was cancelled after 3 seasons, the cocksuckers!

[Reservoir Dog]

They should have spent the money to restart the series.

Ian McShane is too old. (76)

[Stapes]

Looks good. Another season would have been awesomer though

[WestTexasCrude]

They should have spent the money to restart the series. Shame it was cancelled after 3 seasons, the cocksuckers!

I don't even remember now. Did HBO ever give a reason for cancelling it? I doubt it was the ratings. Seemed universally liked.

[Reservoir Dog]

They should have spent the money to restart the series. Shame it was cancelled after 3 seasons, the cocksuckers!

I don't even remember now. Did HBO ever give a reason for cancelling it? I doubt it was the ratings. Seemed universally liked.

Money.
It was barely making enough to cover its own expenses.
And while it had a very loyal (almost cult-like) following and got a bunch of Emmy nominations, it's ratings were never very good.

[WestTexasCrude]

They should have spent the money to restart the series. Shame it was cancelled after 3 seasons, the cocksuckers!

I don't even remember now. Did HBO ever give a reason for cancelling it? I doubt it was the ratings. Seemed universally liked.

Money.
It was barely making enough to cover its own expenses.
And while it had a very loyal (almost cult-like) following and got a bunch of Emmy nominations, it's ratings were never very good.

Really. I never realized the ratings were that bad. It seemed like everybody was talking about it at the time. Maybe HBO putting out the movie is a good thing. Letting all the rabid fans have closure, as such. I thought it was a great series.

[Reservoir Dog]

They should have spent the money to restart the series. Shame it was cancelled after 3 seasons, the cocksuckers!

I don't even remember now. Did HBO ever give a reason for cancelling it? I doubt it was the ratings. Seemed universally liked.

Money.
It was barely making enough to cover its own expenses.
And while it had a very loyal (almost cult-like) following and got a bunch of Emmy nominations, it's ratings were never very good.

Really. I never realized the ratings were that bad. It seemed like everybody was talking about it at the time. Maybe HBO putting out the movie is a good thing. Letting all the rabid fans have closure, as such. I thought it was a great series.

Deadwood came out (2004) in the age of "premium cable" when people had to pay through the nose to watch stuff like Deadwood.
If Deadwood came out today it would run for 10 years.

[WestTexasCrude]

They should have spent the money to restart the series. Shame it was cancelled after 3 seasons, the cocksuckers!

I don't even remember now. Did HBO ever give a reason for cancelling it? I doubt it was the ratings. Seemed universally liked.

Money.
It was barely making enough to cover its own expenses.
And while it had a very loyal (almost cult-like) following and got a bunch of Emmy nominations, it's ratings were never very good.

Really. I never realized the ratings were that bad. It seemed like everybody was talking about it at the time. Maybe HBO putting out the movie is a good thing. Letting all the rabid fans have closure, as such. I thought it was a great series.

Deadwood came out (2004) in the age of "premium cable" when people had to pay through the nose to watch stuff like Deadwood.
If Deadwood came out today it would run for 10 years.

Funny you said that, I was having the same thought. I couldn't remember when it ran so I checked IMDB. Thought maybe the economic depression of 2008-9 may have been a factor (saving home vs HBO cable). But ran only until 2006.

[QillerDaemon]

1:33 leads me to believe Brad Dourif is back as Doc Cochran. Yep!, he's in it, and I'll be watching!

Apparently all the show's major cast members are back, other than a few who've died, and Titus Welliver who was too busy with Bosch.