At the Venice Film Festival, Kevin Costner discussed the lackluster performance of his films, specifically 'Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1,' which grossed only $36 million against a $100 million budget. The sequel, 'Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 2,' premiered at the festival after its initial release was postponed due to the first installment's disappointing reception. Costner acknowledged that the studio's decision to delay the sequel was likely a reaction to the first film's underwhelming success. Despite these challenges, he remains committed to completing the four-part series, affirming that all scripts for the remaining films are written. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to showcase the sequel in Venice, crediting festival director Alberto Barbera for his support. Costner's optimism persists, as he believes films can still achieve classic status despite initial box office failures.