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As someone who as watched the 3 original seasons many many times. If for no other reason, I enjoyed the dialog more than any show I've watched on T.V. Every time I rewatched it, I picked up on something new. First off. I did enjoy the movie. It was a bit of a trip to quickly realize how much time has gone by. How the characters have aged. I may need to rewatch the movie a few times. because it seemed to me, there were a few times, where the dialog felt to me like someone who was trying to write LIKE David Milch. Like they were trying but sometimes failed to make the mark. Or maybe the actors were a bit out of touch with their characters and failed to deliver lines like they should or could have. I know that David Milch has the onset of Alzheimers. I wonder if he wrote all the dialog, or was there help etc. This is all a very nit picky thought. It just comes from someone who very much enjoyed the original series, and wished it had gone on for years. The way David Milch used to write those episodes.. constantly changing directions and dialog it was such a treat.
I like your post because the Deadwood series was great. I would turn on closed captions so I wouldn't miss any of the dialogue. It was that great.
I thought this was all David Milch. I believe the script was written years ago but I'll have to look it up.
Edit:This article is from 2016
Deadwood Movie: David Milch is Writing the Script, Says HBO
During a discussion of all things HBO, head of programming Casey Bloys said that David Milch is currently writing the Deadwood movie, but no greenlight yet.
collider.com