Kevin Costners Horizon co-star defends box office disaster: Get over that sh-t

One of Kevin Costner’s “Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1” co-stars defended the film after it flopped at the box office.Michael Rooker told TMZ on Monday that audiences should see the three-hour movie — the first of a four-part series — because it is “real cinema.”“We ain’t used to that sh-t,” said Rooker, 69.

“We’re used to 90-minute movies, everything’s 90 minutes.Oh come on.

Give me a break.Get over that sh-t.”The first “Horizon” film tanked at the box office last weekend, grossing only $11 million.

Costner, 69, spent approximately $38 million of his own money on the film and its next sequel, which arrives in theaters in August.“You know, let’s watch a movie that actually tells a story, where you learn about the people and you grow to like them or hate them, and it’s not fast cut-cut-cut,’ Rooker continued to TMZ.The “Guardians of the Galaxy” star acknowledged that TikTok has affected how audiences consume long-form media.“They gotta get over that crap, come on,” he said.“Yeah, they’ve gotta learn what it’s like to watch real cinema.

Please.”Rooker was also asked about Costner leaving “Yellowstone” to prioritize his new Western film franchise.“That’s what we do.We’re actors.

We move on,” he said, citing his experience starring on “The Walking Dead” for three years before he was written off the show.“I get killed off.

I don’t know why.I don’t know how to write for the character, so I move on,” Rooker explained.

“We move on.”He then praised Costner, saying, “He is brilliant in this.He’s a brilliant director and he has the ability to pick absolutely the cream of the crop.”The Oscar winner’s new movie, which is distributed by Warner Bros., follows more than 20 characters during Western expansion in Civil War-era America.

It stars Costner, Rooker, Sienna Miller, Luke Wilson, Sam Worthington and Jena Malone, among many others.The reviews for “Horizon” have be...

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