Doc : In vino veritas. Ringo : Age quod agis. Doc : Credat Judaeus Apella, non ego. Ringo : Eventus stultorum magister. Doc : In pace requiescat! Doc: In wine there is truth. [Being drunk makes me tell the truth] Ringo: Do what you do. [Being drunk makes you a drunkard / it’s good to stick to what you know best.] Doc: [This is a quote from the ancient poet Horace] Let the Jew Apella believe it, not me. [Go and tell someone who cares/someone who will believe you.] Ringo: Youth is the teacher of fools. [Fools need to learn by experience / Perhaps a fool like you needs someone experienced to teach him a lesson.] Doc: Rest in peace. [Do what you like, it’s your funeral.] Edit: Hey guys thank you from the bottom of my heart! Glad I could help out ☺️
THe literal translations going around are silly ... the above is very accurate to MEANING. "Tell it to someone who cares ... "it's your funeral" ... yup.
Joaquin Phoenix i would say is the best joker now, Heath Ledger was great when he came out and I thought he was awesome, but now a new cooler awesome of the joker came out, a true character joker i feel is the best version that came out can only be seen in Joaquin Phoenix.
Notice that while Ringo was doing his twirling routine and everyone else was yelling "Woo! Hoo!" Doc was watching him VERY carefully and at the end, knew EXACTLY how Ringo drew and how fast he was!
I'd have been watching if he dropped that Colt, LOL...they were notorious for going off if you were dumb enough to leave a live round under the hammer....anyone with any sense only loaded them with FIVE rounds with the hammer on an empty chamber. Once Ringo cocked it & then lowered that hammer, if he'd have slipped while spinning it, somebody would have been lucky to just lose a foot LOL.
When Doc is spinning the mug around, the other people in the bar think he's just acting like a drunken fool. Ringo saw that Doc had actually memorized all of the fancy spinning gun tricks he just did, and repeated them all flawlessly while piss drunk. It was this moment that made Ringo realize Doc was a better gunslinger, which is why he really wasn't eager to fight Doc at the end of the movie.
Burro B It's really a testament to both actors skill and talent that such a subtlety could be observed in the first place. The way Michael Biehn's face falls towards the end of Docs mimicry perfectly captures that moment of dawning realization when the proud Johnny Ringo knew he just met his match.
Never quite understood it that way but now it all makes sense why even after the funeral Curly Bill panics and drags Ringo away. At that point both Curly Bill and Ringo are aware that Doc is the better gunslinger
Ugh-Fudge Bwana absolutely. I knew Ringo was hesitant but never realized it was this scene that changed everything. Thats why he wanted Wyatt as he knew wyatt was the easier target. Love this movie. Love it
Michael Biehn has to be one of the most under-rated actors of all time. He always plays that guy in the background that can still capture the adience's attention and fascination. Kyle Reese (Terminator), Dwayne Hicks (Aliens), Hiram Coffey (The Abyss), James Curran (Navy SEALS), Jonny Ringo.
He MADE the first Terminator movie. The haunted, hunted look he has in that film is utterly perfect for a soldier from the future who has known nothing but fear and war all his life.
@@colski3333 Tombstone was forced out of receiving the attention it deserved by Kevin Costner. He was filming Wyatt Earp (a flop) and did everything he could to downplay Tombstone.
You guys ever notice that Doc always keeps his eyes on the gun when Ringo is showing off, I always took it as Doc learning Ringo’s speed and learning he is faster which is why Doc is so confident on fighting Johnny and why he knows Wyatt can’t win against Johnny
@@bozidarandjelkovic1893 I guess he really was trying to escape the moment by showing a false hilarious reaction to make Johnny Ringo feel less embarrassed. It was a perfect portrait of the situation.
Doc Holiday didn't even flinch when Ringo pulled his gun! That's a certain death warrant by western standards. But Doc (Van Kilmer) just let it ride, exceptional performance! Stupid Oscars, what a scene!
Well, Doc was a very intelligent man. He was a dentist before he got into the gambling and gunslinging stuff. In this version, Doc and Ringo were like two halves of the same coin, only Doc was more experienced.
Even when drunk, Doc handled his twirling just as good as anyone else. Imagine how incredible he’d be without the booze. While everyone was cheering, Doc was studying his speed and draw. Ringo didn’t think that one through, he gave away his surprise to the last guy he’d want to do that with. On the other side of it, while people were laughing at Doc doing the cup twirling, Ringo watched in awe and shock as Doc did his exact every single move and twirl while completely plastered. He realized he was no match for Doc and in way over his head. His face completely dropped at 3:17
That's not necessarily true. Him being drunk all the time is probably what made him better. If he sobered up and stayed clean he would've lost most of his talent because he wouldn't be used to that kind of balance. When I did construction in my younger days I was also a heavy drinker and smoker and I executed my job everyday with extreme prejudice. When my doctor told me I had to quit drinking because of my liver I wasn't the same anymore. As the days went by and I got more sober I couldn't function correctly or get numbers right as they used to come so naturally to me. My co workers would ask me what the heck happened to me n like I said I function better when my body is marinated in alcohol
Doc's ability to piss people off with one simple sentence or move is amazing. Shooting at OK coral- its Doc who starts it with just a wink. If it wasn't for that they could end up peacefully. Last scene with Jonny Ringo "I was just fooling about" and Doc's I WASN"T just lights things up.
One thing that always struck me about this scene was the wisdom of Doc, even while intoxicated, not to pull his gun out, even if only to duplicate Ringo's trick. Surely Ringo was looking for that moment in order to claim self-defense.
In fairness, it doesn't take high intelligence to know not to get into a gun fight in the middle of a bar. This was more about keeping his cool than anything else. He was ALWAYS cool.
One of the best scenes in movie history, no FX, NO explosions, no BS just acting and everyone is silent, except the latin dialog. Who ever decided to do a scene which is DEAD SILENT except the characters dialog is a genious.
Yep, it wasn't all explosions and gun fights. It was tension by actors who could get into character and really make you escape for a couple hours into their world.
Doc was a deadman walking and he knew it. He wasnt scared to die, and quite possibly welcomed it, as opposed to his agonizing death from Tuberculosis.. But he wasnt going to die easily if he could help it
@@MrSamulai The problem is when you try and make "make believe" real. The analysis would have been great if it was a real situation. But it is all FAKE. So your analyzing is pointless because the situation is... wait for it....... FAKE.
Doc: In vino veritas ; (In wine there is truth) Ringo: Age quod agis ; (Watch What you do) Doc: Credat Judaeus Apella, non ego ; (Go tell someone who cares! - Or/ 'tell someone else, not me') Ringo: Juventus stultorum magister ; (Youth is the teacher of fools. Or 'young and stupid people learn the hard way, & it gets them shot') Doc: In pace requiescat! ; (Rest in Peace!)
Doc: In vino veritas ; (In wine there is truth) Ringo: Age quod agis ; (do (well) what you do .. that is... if you do something, do it well) Doc: Credat Judaeus Apella, non ego ; (go tell some gullible not me. It is a phrase of Orazio, Apella was a common name among the Jewish freedmen in Rome, who were considered to be gullible because of their religion.') Ringo: EVENTUS stultorum magister ; (It is an abbreviation of the phrase "Eventus docet: stultorum iste magister est". It is a phrase of Livio. It means that the experience is the teacher of the stupid. Smart people understand a danger on their own without having to go through trouble to learn from it.) Doc: In pace requiescat! ; (Rest in Peace!)
The thing that really rattled Ringo was the fact that Doc was the only person who, at no time, was ever frightened by Ringo’s rep. Doc always had the last word when they faced off.
I like how the movie showed two exchanges, each with the other drunk, and the big difference in how each handled it until they were both sober at the end.
Seriously one of the greatest films ever made. Didn't get the recognition it deserved because it was a western. The acting is on a whole different level. Each actor played their characters to near perfection. Val Kilmer should have won supporting actor at every single awards show, his portrayal of Doc Holiday was one of the best performances in modern film...
At 3:40 I always wondered if the juxtaposition of the cowboy and the lady was intentional. On one side we see a lady amused by the little back and forth tricks done between Doc and Ringo and on the other we see a cowboy with a cold stare after Doc Holliday repeats Johnny Ringo's gun trick with one viewing while he's absolutely blasted. It's almost like every cowboy knows what just happened but for the people who are there for "excitement" it was just a cute little gun/cup trick.
Doc: Wine loosens the tongue. Ringo: You'd better be careful. Doc: Tell it to the Marines, not me. Ringo: Fools must be taught by experience. Doc: Rest in peace.
What a combination of great actors. Kurt Russell, powers Boothe, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliot, Bill Paxton, micheal Biehn, great cast. Also Billy Zane Jason priestly Dana Delaney, and guest appearance by Charlton heston
First: thank you for uploading this is sincerely one of my all-time top shelf favorites.. I as well had the pleasure of watching this with my father in the theater. still to this day phenomenal and notice how Wyatt, Doc Holliday's true friend Backs him... Doc- without knowing but even under the table to have your friends confidence he returns the favor and ends Ringo.. they together are who they are what they represent.. As for the opposite what they would imagine themselves being if they weren't
Doc Holliday: In Vino Veritas. In wine is truth ~Meaning ~ "When I'm drinking, I speak my mind." Johnny Ringo: "Age Quod Agis." "Do what you do." ~Meaning~ "Do what you do best." Doc Holliday: Credat Judaeus Apella, Non Ego. "The Jew Apella may believe it, not I." ~Meaning~ "Oh I don't believe drinking is what I do best." Johnny Ringo: "Eventus Stultorum Magister." "Events are the teachers of fools." ~Meaning~ "Fools have to learn by experience." Doc Holliday: "In Pace Requiescat." Rest in peace ~Meaning~ "It's your funeral!"
Re-watch this, pay attention to Curley Bill. He has no lines but he is still a spooky, scary, malevolent brute even without saying a word. Great performance.
The production director having Curly and Johnny stare at Doc with glassy wide eyes accents the scene. Doc has calm eyes through the scene. I think Curly realized they should leave when seeing a drunk Doc had control of the tension. His brief chuckle/smile confirmed it.
NO NO NO val Kilmer should have not won an OSCAR for his role as Doc Holliday...he should have WON all of the awards for the BEST OF THE BEST till the end of all time....His role as Doc will never be outdone by any actor from the past present or future...the man chain smoked and lived on nothing but wheat weed juice for 6 straight weeks to look sick and develop the cough...HE was the PERFECT STORM in this movie...the planets dropped into total alignment for him as DOC......
If you didn't have tears in your eyes at the end when Wyatt is saying goodbye to doc the. You have no soul !! I must say Kurt absolutely owned that role as well. Them two may be my favorite on screen duo ever. The friendship was real to me. And val....welll from Jim Morrison to doc, probably the most underrated actor of all time. Two of the most convincing adaptations on the silver screen ever.
One of the best movies ever made.. russel/earp did a great job, but kilmer/doc...took it to another level and stole the show in a classic movie with a full cast of great actors..
He did. Whereas Wyatt Earp is constantly recorded as being the good guy, Doc Holliday was the partier and ladies' man of the pair. Basically Tony Stark to Earp's Steve Rogers.
Think so too. Doc really studied the aim Ringo takes and how fast he can draw his gun. That was Ringo's demise. Showing off his moves gave Doc a huge advantage when they meet again
@@_Hissatsu those days were not days to study...He got drawn on and wasnt expecting it...he made a mockery out of it once he saw Ringo was just showing off..
Val Kilmer. Oscar performance. This guy put his soul into this role. Val made Tombstone, which by the way, is one of the greatest westerns of all time.
@DecBragg22 Wow, I had no idea that was Stephen Lang in Tombstone. You are truly right. A great actor can become invisible behind the character. Stephen did that completely! I just saw Avatar and had no idea he was the same actor!
"We don't need no stinking translator". From their tone of voice and body language it was obvious they were throwing insults and challenges. Ringos hand on gun was an obvious death threat. Now consider this, most of the people in that room would have backed the cowboys. Ringo could have shot Doc and got away with it at trial. And Doc knew that too, yet he was not taking any sass from Ringo. I'm sure Doc heard Wyatt cock the shotgun, so he knew even if Ringo shot him, Wyatt would take out Ringo and Curly. Doc saw his mother die a slow, painful death from TB and perhaps he was willing to die a sudden death from gunshot. He knew Ringo was a cold blooded hotshot and probably would be happy to die knowing Wyatt was going to take out Ringo. Ringo wanted to see Doc flinch but it ain't happening so he cleverly pretends to put on a show and settles for that thinking Doc can't match it. Then Doc makes a total mockery of it by perfectly replicating every move Ringo made. That told Ringo that Doc is a lot shrewder than he counted on and might explain why Ringo was reluctant to gunfight with Doc.
Not just that, but every time Johnny came out looking for a fight, Doc stepped up cool as ice. By their final encounter, Johnny knew that Doc Holiday was at least as stone cold a killer as himself, and given his reputation, certainly his match at gunplay. The difference between them is that Ringo knew they were both quickdraws and didn’t want to risk it, while Doc was itching to play that game.
Ringo: E pluribus Unum Doc: Semper Fidelis Ringo: Quid Pro Quo Doc: Non Sequitur Ringo: Deos Ex Machina Doc: Cogito Ergo Sum Ringo: Caveat Emptor Doc: .........Your Mamma!
I've worked as a fisherman for 15 years, most of my experience is on a freezer longliner named the Kjevolja. You don't get a lot of downtime on fishing boats, but when you do one of the only things to do is sit in the galley and watch movies.
Straight feels 🥹 when I see this movie it reminds me of my pops who passed and yes Val got snubbed at the Oscar’s , one of the most iconic performances in western movie cinema
@Yair0De0La7Vega Thank you for the translation! I love learning latin. That explains a lot! For us watching, it looks like just two higher educated people exchanging insults. But how was their pronounication and delivery in latin? Accurate or a bit rough?
Doc is the "pale horse" the old catholic priest prophet warns will kill Ringo at the start of the film before Ringo shoots him dead in front of The Church. The Latin is the Priest's warning before the third & last warning at the end of the film when Doc says to Ringo: "Why Johnny Ringo,You look like somebody done walked all over your Grave"(The Preist's Ghost). That's why Doc knew Wyatt would not win against Ringo. Doc's cousin was a Catholic Nun praying for him too, I bet.
Revelation 6:8 I looked, and there before me was a pale horse! Its rider was named Death, and Hades was following close behind him. They were given power over a fourth of the earth to kill by sword, famine and plague, and by the wild beasts of the earth.
Doc : In vino veritas.
Ringo : Age quod agis.
Doc : Credat Judaeus Apella, non ego.
Ringo : Eventus stultorum magister.
Doc : In pace requiescat!
Doc: In wine there is truth. [Being drunk makes me tell the truth]
Ringo: Do what you do. [Being drunk makes you a drunkard / it’s good to stick to what you know best.]
Doc: [This is a quote from the ancient poet Horace] Let the Jew Apella believe it, not me. [Go and tell someone who cares/someone who will believe you.]
Ringo: Youth is the teacher of fools. [Fools need to learn by experience / Perhaps a fool like you needs someone experienced to teach him a lesson.]
Doc: Rest in peace. [Do what you like, it’s your funeral.]
Edit: Hey guys thank you from the bottom of my heart! Glad I could help out ☺️
Nat Mac perfectly translated! Not just literally but explicable Bravo!,
Best comment I've ever seen!
THe literal translations going around are silly ... the above is very accurate to MEANING. "Tell it to someone who cares ... "it's your funeral" ... yup.
with the greatest comment of all time
Now a long time ago when I was a young man I learned now I am tempted to say you're digging your grave with your mouth
If heath ledger got such praise for losing himself in the Joker role- Val Kilmer should have the the same praise.
Is just something about it
@@BlaztfromdaPazt - please Heath acted circles around him!
@@BlaztfromdaPazt lol no
Joaquin Phoenix i would say is the best joker now, Heath Ledger was great when he came out and I thought he was awesome, but now a new cooler awesome of the joker came out, a true character joker i feel is the best version that came out can only be seen in Joaquin Phoenix.
@@BlaztfromdaPazt The best Joker, Jack Nicholson
Notice that while Ringo was doing his twirling routine and everyone else was yelling "Woo! Hoo!" Doc was watching him VERY carefully and at the end, knew EXACTLY how Ringo drew and how fast he was!
I'd have been watching if he dropped that Colt, LOL...they were notorious for going off if you were dumb enough to leave a live round under the hammer....anyone with any sense only loaded them with FIVE rounds with the hammer on an empty chamber.
Once Ringo cocked it & then lowered that hammer, if he'd have slipped while spinning it, somebody would have been lucky to just lose a foot LOL.
Exactly!!
Esta película la he visto al español son buenos actores y buena película subala porf disculpe bendiciones
@@jefflockaby702agreed everyone was worried and surprised it didn’t go off
@@Yopapi209hahaha. These movies are so smart!
“Evidently mr ringo is an educated man. Now I really hate him!”
One of my favorite lines EVER!
Facts, educated doesnt make you smart, it makes you indoctrinated.
Same! Val Kilmer’s Doc Holiday is one of my favorite film characters of all time.
An unschooled knowledge of Latin would have been evidence of possession by an unclean spirit.
Evidently Mr. Ringo is an educated man now I really hate him
Latin is the most g'd up language.
When Doc is spinning the mug around, the other people in the bar think he's just acting like a drunken fool. Ringo saw that Doc had actually memorized all of the fancy spinning gun tricks he just did, and repeated them all flawlessly while piss drunk. It was this moment that made Ringo realize Doc was a better gunslinger, which is why he really wasn't eager to fight Doc at the end of the movie.
Ugh-Fudge Bwana that is an amazing observation!!! Thats why he is hesitant later on. Great job!
Burro B It's really a testament to both actors skill and talent that such a subtlety could be observed in the first place. The way Michael Biehn's face falls towards the end of Docs mimicry perfectly captures that moment of dawning realization when the proud Johnny Ringo knew he just met his match.
Never quite understood it that way but now it all makes sense why even after the funeral Curly Bill panics and drags Ringo away. At that point both Curly Bill and Ringo are aware that Doc is the better gunslinger
Ugh-Fudge Bwana absolutely. I knew Ringo was hesitant but never realized it was this scene that changed everything. Thats why he wanted Wyatt as he knew wyatt was the easier target.
Love this movie. Love it
Ugh-Fudge Bwana Yep....he knew Doc was better!!
Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Powers Boothe, Michael Biehn, Bill Paxton and Steven Lang in one scene together.
This was one of the last all-star Westerns.
They should have had Eastwood somewhere in the bar too, lol.
Billy Zane and Sam Eliot did their part as well..
Jason priestly
Movie is loaded with a great cast.
Man RIP Powers Boothe and Bill Paxton. Two great actors.
Salute❤
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Michael Biehn has to be one of the most under-rated actors of all time. He always plays that guy in the background that can still capture the adience's attention and fascination. Kyle Reese (Terminator), Dwayne Hicks (Aliens), Hiram Coffey (The Abyss), James Curran (Navy SEALS), Jonny Ringo.
He MADE the first Terminator movie. The haunted, hunted look he has in that film is utterly perfect for a soldier from the future who has known nothing but fear and war all his life.
The seventh sign and the rock too 🔥
Don't forget Lords of Discipline
He was also in The Rock (Navy Seal)? I think
Gabriel Juarez I said that already, numbskull.
The dripping sarcasm when Doc says the word "deadliest" is one of the best parts of this whole scene.
Yep. I also think curt Russell is underrated he’s had some very good roles over his career and done a good job in all
@@GeauxRight777 "Kurt" Smh
dedd-lyest
Powers Boothe lowkey trying to keep the peace. “Shut up, Ike...”. “Watch it, Johnny...”. “Drinks are on me!”
Ringo: You retired too?😏
Doc:Not me, I'm in my prime 😎
The low level of bantor between equal minds is chilling added to the silence and the astuteness of each chare tot causes adult male tension!!!!!!!
Chare tot
Yeah.. you look it..!
@@humbertoflores2545 You must be Ringo. Look, darlin’…Johnny Ringo! *Deadliest* pistoleer since Wild Bill, they say. Whaddaya say? Should I hate him?
The best scene is when they meet again.
Ringo:I was just fooling around
Doc: I wasnt!
Don't forgot about their encounter in front of the barber salon.
@@justjon5945 Say When.
@@caliwaiiankev2279 I'm your Huckelberry
@@MarshallJordan1 You're no daisy
Poor soul , you were just too high strung .
Kilmer had great lines, but boy did he deliver them. It's a travesty he wasn't even nominated for Best Supporting Actor. He should have won
Val was so hot in his day as Jim Morrison too. Iceman in Top Gun I love him.
@@AnnaLVajda He was really good in Heat as well
Big mistake in movie industry he wasn’t nominated. They should admit the mistake and give him an Oscar. Or 2
@@colski3333
Tombstone was forced out of receiving the attention it deserved by Kevin Costner. He was filming Wyatt Earp (a flop) and did everything he could to downplay Tombstone.
What does I'll be your huckleberry mean
You guys ever notice that Doc always keeps his eyes on the gun when Ringo is showing off, I always took it as Doc learning Ringo’s speed and learning he is faster which is why Doc is so confident on fighting Johnny and why he knows Wyatt can’t win against Johnny
I love this scene! Michael Biehn and Val Kilmer are so awesome
I love the way Curly Bill even smiled when Doc busted out the cup. Perfectly cast and directed
Yes, it looks like he is trying to be calm but can't resist because it's really funny
@@bozidarandjelkovic1893 I guess he really was trying to escape the moment by showing a false hilarious reaction to make Johnny Ringo feel less embarrassed. It was a perfect portrait of the situation.
Doc Holiday didn't even flinch when Ringo pulled his gun! That's a certain death warrant by western standards. But Doc (Van Kilmer) just let it ride, exceptional performance! Stupid Oscars, what a scene!
it still amazes me to this day that Doc got Ringo's sequence of flips right down to the letter while piss drunk.
Less drunk than he acted. :)
I literally never noticed that. It brings more weight to final scene of their duel and Ringo is scared out of his mind.
@@firingallcylinders2949 Kinda funny I met both actors within a couple months.
Well, Doc was a very intelligent man. He was a dentist before he got into the gambling and gunslinging stuff. In this version, Doc and Ringo were like two halves of the same coin, only Doc was more experienced.
One of my favorite movies of all time. The unimpressed look on Val Kilmer's face is always priceless.
When Doc starts mimicking /mocking Johnny there's a lot of nervous smiles in that place
Even when drunk, Doc handled his twirling just as good as anyone else. Imagine how incredible he’d be without the booze. While everyone was cheering, Doc was studying his speed and draw. Ringo didn’t think that one through, he gave away his surprise to the last guy he’d want to do that with. On the other side of it, while people were laughing at Doc doing the cup twirling, Ringo watched in awe and shock as Doc did his exact every single move and twirl while completely plastered. He realized he was no match for Doc and in way over his head. His face completely dropped at 3:17
That's not necessarily true. Him being drunk all the time is probably what made him better. If he sobered up and stayed clean he would've lost most of his talent because he wouldn't be used to that kind of balance. When I did construction in my younger days I was also a heavy drinker and smoker and I executed my job everyday with extreme prejudice. When my doctor told me I had to quit drinking because of my liver I wasn't the same anymore. As the days went by and I got more sober I couldn't function correctly or get numbers right as they used to come so naturally to me. My co workers would ask me what the heck happened to me n like I said I function better when my body is marinated in alcohol
This is what the movie really wants to tell us. Ringo is the evil but Doc is the death itself.
In many ways, I feel like Doc is the protagonist more than Wyatt.
Well it's more about the event at tombstone as a whole so I think they did a pretty good job of getting everyones perspective
He was certainly the Alpha. Ringo sensed it.
Doc's ability to piss people off with one simple sentence or move is amazing. Shooting at OK coral- its Doc who starts it with just a wink. If it wasn't for that they could end up peacefully. Last scene with Jonny Ringo "I was just fooling about" and Doc's I WASN"T just lights things up.
The ringo character is superbly played
From the moment Ringo replies in Latin to Doc's statement, it becomes a really tense scene and still scares me to this day.
HueyRocks23 be nice if movies changed over time. Keep the suspense when watching a millionth time
Hide under your bed. It helps, believe me.
Do not live in cowardice
BigErn_Mccraken Edgy boi
That moment on it was personal
That fancy little stunt Johnny Ringo pulled just cost him his life and he was well aware of it at the end of this scene
One thing that always struck me about this scene was the wisdom of Doc, even while intoxicated, not to pull his gun out, even if only to duplicate Ringo's trick. Surely Ringo was looking for that moment in order to claim self-defense.
In fairness, it doesn't take high intelligence to know not to get into a gun fight in the middle of a bar. This was more about keeping his cool than anything else. He was ALWAYS cool.
He's in his prime.
And that's how you disarm a situation with your drinking cup. Doc is a wise man.
@@AnnaLVajda Yah...he looks it
"Decrease stimulation,& eventually they implode"!!!!!!!!
One of the best scenes in movie history, no FX, NO explosions, no BS just acting and everyone is silent, except the latin dialog.
Who ever decided to do a scene which is DEAD SILENT except the characters dialog is a genious.
dan fuerth It’s just men showing off; nothing special.
dan fuerth You must of grew up with all these shity 2000's movies. A lot of films were like this before that time period.
Yep, it wasn't all explosions and gun fights. It was tension by actors who could get into character and really make you escape for a couple hours into their world.
dan fuerth | Yeah. I prefer good actors speaking too. Action scenes become boring when they’re long and over the place.
dialogue*
THIS SCENE NEVER GETS OLD
Hands down the best scene in the movie.
And yes Kilmer deserved a nomination.
Ringo's such a badass. So is Hicks. Biehn is a great actor.
😂😂😂 Doc Holiday one up's Ringo's badass. After Doc's redoing of Ringo's gun twirling skills display, the look on Ringo's face says, "Aw shit." 😂😂😂
The fact that Doc never flinched once should be terrifying to anyone watching.
It's a movie. The script called for him to not flinch.
Doc was a deadman walking and he knew it. He wasnt scared to die, and quite possibly welcomed it, as opposed to his agonizing death from Tuberculosis..
But he wasnt going to die easily if he could help it
@@joehamlet7576 So, don't analyze character moments or motivations because they're not 'real'? What a sad, boring way to look at art.
@@MrSamulai The problem is when you try and make "make believe" real. The analysis would have been great if it was a real situation. But it is all FAKE. So your analyzing is pointless because the situation is... wait for it....... FAKE.
Doc: In vino veritas ; (In wine there is truth)
Ringo: Age quod agis ; (Watch What you do)
Doc: Credat Judaeus Apella, non ego ; (Go tell someone who cares! - Or/ 'tell someone else, not me')
Ringo: Juventus stultorum magister ; (Youth is the teacher of fools. Or 'young and stupid people learn the hard way, & it gets them shot')
Doc: In pace requiescat! ; (Rest in Peace!)
Thanks! 🙂
Doc: In vino veritas ; (In wine there is truth)
Ringo: Age quod agis ; (do (well) what you do .. that is... if you do something, do it well)
Doc: Credat Judaeus Apella, non ego ; (go tell some gullible not me. It is a phrase of Orazio, Apella was a common name among the Jewish freedmen in Rome, who were considered to be gullible because of their religion.')
Ringo: EVENTUS stultorum magister ; (It is an abbreviation of the phrase "Eventus docet: stultorum iste magister est". It is a phrase of Livio. It means that the experience is the teacher of the stupid. Smart people understand a danger on their own without having to go through trouble to learn from it.)
Doc: In pace requiescat! ; (Rest in Peace!)
Thank you
Ringo signed his own death warrant in this scene.
Spanish:
En vino ay verdad.
As lo que aces.
Creia el Judio Apella, no yo!
En Paz descanse!
The thing that really rattled Ringo was the fact that Doc was the only person who, at no time, was ever frightened by Ringo’s rep. Doc always had the last word when they faced off.
One of my favorite scenes in cinema history.
I like how the movie showed two exchanges, each with the other drunk, and the big difference in how each handled it until they were both sober at the end.
Seriously one of the greatest films ever made. Didn't get the recognition it deserved because it was a western. The acting is on a whole different level. Each actor played their characters to near perfection. Val Kilmer should have won supporting actor at every single awards show, his portrayal of Doc Holiday was one of the best performances in modern film...
Doc: spinning the tin cup.
It was at this moment Johnny Ringo knew he fooked up!
3:18 the moment Ringo learns that he is a mere apprentice while Doc is a master.
I also can't help but laugh at when he says..let's have a spelling contest..I just kills me
Would have awesome if Ike had said “Alright let’s do it” and then won every round.
Lol, Kilmer does such a great job in this movie. This is one of the best dialogue scenes of all time.
One of the best scenes in cinematography in all time.
Doc swinging that cup around mocking Ringo's stunt is just about my favorite scene from that film.
It's honestly perfect. Mock him, without escalation.
Best tombstone movie ever Kurt Russell Val Kilmer they should have won Cademy awards great movie my favorite westerns.
When Ringo eyeballs Doc at the end of their conversation you know it is on!!
"Look darlin, Johnny Ringo..."
At 3:40 I always wondered if the juxtaposition of the cowboy and the lady was intentional. On one side we see a lady amused by the little back and forth tricks done between Doc and Ringo and on the other we see a cowboy with a cold stare after Doc Holliday repeats Johnny Ringo's gun trick with one viewing while he's absolutely blasted. It's almost like every cowboy knows what just happened but for the people who are there for "excitement" it was just a cute little gun/cup trick.
I don't remember how many times I have watched this movie. Know by heart all dialogues... just GREAT MOVIE!!!
What's the name of the movie plz
One of the best damn scenes EVER. What's really awesome is this movie is full of amazingly awesome scenes.
Tomb Stone had so many great moments in it, it's one of my favorite movies. :)
This was Doc saying that anyone can spin a gun, or a shot glass, it comes down to how you really use it.
I love this scene....especially when Doc twirls his cup around and mocks Ringo.
Doc: Wine loosens the tongue.
Ringo: You'd better be careful.
Doc: Tell it to the Marines, not me.
Ringo: Fools must be taught by experience.
Doc: Rest in peace.
What a combination of great actors. Kurt Russell, powers Boothe, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliot, Bill Paxton, micheal Biehn, great cast. Also Billy Zane Jason priestly Dana Delaney, and guest appearance by Charlton heston
Don't forget Billy Bob Thornton, he got bitch slapped early on. 🤣
First: thank you for uploading this is sincerely one of my all-time top shelf favorites.. I as well had the pleasure of watching this with my father in the theater. still to this day phenomenal and notice how Wyatt, Doc Holliday's true friend Backs him... Doc- without knowing but even under the table to have your friends confidence he returns the favor and ends Ringo.. they together are who they are what they represent.. As for the opposite what they would imagine themselves being if they weren't
Exceptional film! Legendary cast... And sterling performances!... 👌🏻
I don't know, it just something about him haha, this guy deserve an Oscar..
Doc Holliday: In Vino Veritas. In wine is truth ~Meaning ~ "When I'm drinking, I speak my mind." Johnny Ringo: "Age Quod Agis." "Do what you do." ~Meaning~ "Do what you do best." Doc Holliday: Credat Judaeus Apella, Non Ego. "The Jew Apella may believe it, not I." ~Meaning~ "Oh I don't believe drinking is what I do best." Johnny Ringo: "Eventus Stultorum Magister." "Events are the teachers of fools." ~Meaning~ "Fools have to learn by experience." Doc Holliday: "In Pace Requiescat." Rest in peace ~Meaning~ "It's your funeral!"
That girl at the end giving Wyatt the greatest “fuck me eyes” I’ve ever seen in cinema
Such a beautiful, visceral, and impressive movie filled with acting performances that will forever shape the craft of theatre! Bravo!
Amazing scene. One of my favorites of all time.
After Doc mocked Johnny Ringo's gun handling performance using a cup, Ringo's eyes said, "Aw shit." 😂😂😂
I’m your huckleberry
Re-watch this, pay attention to Curley Bill. He has no lines but he is still a spooky, scary, malevolent brute even without saying a word. Great performance.
The production director having Curly and Johnny stare at Doc with glassy wide eyes accents the scene. Doc has calm eyes through the scene. I think Curly realized they should leave when seeing a drunk Doc had control of the tension. His brief chuckle/smile confirmed it.
Is he the VO for Dutch van der Linden?
@@aka_pierreNah, that’s Benjamin Byron Davis.
in vita tua, et oriri vivunt ei.
Translation: Your life is your own, rise up and live it.
Dragoninthewest 1 of my favorite Latin sayings
Lee B ta there's t shirts and shit saying just that
A must be seen movie 📽 !! Put it on your bucket list!! Plus awesome cast 👍
NO NO NO val Kilmer should have not won an OSCAR for his role as Doc Holliday...he should have WON all of the awards for the BEST OF THE BEST till the end of all time....His role as Doc will never be outdone by any actor from the past present or future...the man chain smoked and lived on nothing but wheat weed juice for 6 straight weeks to look sick and develop the cough...HE was the PERFECT STORM in this movie...the planets dropped into total alignment for him as DOC......
Totally agree with his performance was fantastic and it made the movie great
Unbelievable.
That's the very very best acting performance of the movie industry. No one could do what he did no one.
If you didn't have tears in your eyes at the end when Wyatt is saying goodbye to doc the. You have no soul !! I must say Kurt absolutely owned that role as well. Them two may be my favorite on screen duo ever. The friendship was real to me. And val....welll from Jim Morrison to doc, probably the most underrated actor of all time. Two of the most convincing adaptations on the silver screen ever.
One of the best movies ever made.. russel/earp did a great job, but kilmer/doc...took it to another level and stole the show in a classic movie with a full cast of great actors..
😅😊
3:47 i like that piano has start end of the all dialogue 🤣
Fuckin Doc Holliday I bet he oozed swagger back in his prime.
He did. Whereas Wyatt Earp is constantly recorded as being the good guy, Doc Holliday was the partier and ladies' man of the pair. Basically Tony Stark to Earp's Steve Rogers.
Well, they DID show him sweating a lot in the movie. Maybe that's what the sweat was: swagger 😁
I think Doc was learning how fast Wingo’s could draw his gun in that scene.
Think so too. Doc really studied the aim Ringo takes and how fast he can draw his gun. That was Ringo's demise. Showing off his moves gave Doc a huge advantage when they meet again
@@_Hissatsu those days were not days to study...He got drawn on and wasnt expecting it...he made a mockery out of it once he saw Ringo was just showing off..
I bet you are right! Never thought about that before.
I love how the camera smash cuts to Johnny Ringo's expression at 1:58 immediately after " *In pace requiescat* " .
Val Kilmer. Oscar performance. This guy put his soul into this role.
Val made Tombstone, which by the way, is one of the greatest westerns of all time.
3:47 “making it rain” was born.
This scene, alone❤, in the bar, should have won an Oscar ❤, all the men were beautiful and very convincing! Great acting,
Tombstone is one of those movies you can watch again and again and it never gets old..........it's that great.
@DecBragg22 Wow, I had no idea that was Stephen Lang in Tombstone. You are truly right. A great actor can become invisible behind the character. Stephen did that completely! I just saw Avatar and had no idea he was the same actor!
I like the part where ringo pulls his revolver in docs face and curley joe says "WATCH IT JOHNNY"... thats soo cool the way ringo withdraws.
Thank you for posting
Now I got to rewatch tombstone.
"We don't need no stinking translator".
From their tone of voice and body language it was obvious they were throwing insults and challenges. Ringos hand on gun was an obvious death threat.
Now consider this, most of the people in that room would have backed the cowboys. Ringo could have shot Doc and got away with it at trial. And Doc knew that too, yet he was not taking any sass from Ringo. I'm sure
Doc heard Wyatt cock the shotgun, so he knew even if Ringo shot him, Wyatt would take out Ringo and Curly. Doc saw his mother die a slow, painful death from TB and perhaps he was willing to die a sudden death from gunshot. He knew Ringo was a cold blooded hotshot and probably would be happy to die knowing Wyatt was going to take out Ringo.
Ringo wanted to see Doc flinch but it ain't happening so he cleverly pretends to put on a show and settles for that thinking Doc can't match it. Then Doc makes a total mockery of it by perfectly replicating every move Ringo made. That told Ringo that Doc is a lot shrewder than he counted on and might explain why Ringo was reluctant to gunfight with Doc.
You hit the bulls eye there 👍 And I loved that scene too, actually the whole movie.
Not just that, but every time Johnny came out looking for a fight, Doc stepped up cool as ice. By their final encounter, Johnny knew that Doc Holiday was at least as stone cold a killer as himself, and given his reputation, certainly his match at gunplay. The difference between them is that Ringo knew they were both quickdraws and didn’t want to risk it, while Doc was itching to play that game.
Could you please stay on topic, and say that in Latin ?
🤔....?
Gratias Tibi !
Ringo: E pluribus Unum
Doc: Semper Fidelis
Ringo: Quid Pro Quo
Doc: Non Sequitur
Ringo: Deos Ex Machina
Doc: Cogito Ergo Sum
Ringo: Caveat Emptor
Doc: .........Your Mamma!
Trace Miller LOL!
Ecce, vir quam clarus orsi dicitat.
😂😂😂
I've worked as a fisherman for 15 years, most of my experience is on a freezer longliner named the Kjevolja. You don't get a lot of downtime on fishing boats, but when you do one of the only things to do is sit in the galley and watch movies.
If Wyatt or Morgan poured Doc a drink after that last spin of the tin cup I would’ve lost it!” 😱🤯
"When drunk, I speak my mind."
Apparently, everyone in the comments section studied Latin in high school...
Evidently they are educated people. Now I really hate them.
They barely speak english being natives lol
@DG 1
My father told me I had to take Latin in high school.
He said, "Latin will never be a dead language". As usual, he was right!
I always come back for this scene.
Rest In Peace, Mr. Ringo.
Today is the anniversary of your Date with Doc.
Straight feels 🥹 when I see this movie it reminds me of my pops who passed and yes Val got snubbed at the Oscar’s , one of the most iconic performances in western movie cinema
That wasn't the reason! Eastwood and the Unforgiven had won those awards the year before !
Sucks but TRUE
2:36 flashbacks of Bishop’s knife trick. RIP Paxton
1:59
Something about how he says "in pace requiescat/rest in peace" is so chilling
there is so much going on in that scene, and it was done very well.
Even though we’re all on board that Doc is the greater man between he and Ringo, Johnny’s gunslinging *was* pretty solid.
@Yair0De0La7Vega Thank you for the translation! I love learning latin. That explains a lot! For us watching, it looks like just two higher educated people exchanging insults. But how was their pronounication and delivery in latin? Accurate or a bit rough?
One of my favorite scenes from one of my favorite films~
"Don't know but there's something about Him " Val Kilmer should be named A National Treasure 👏👏👏
Doc is the "pale horse" the
old catholic priest prophet warns
will kill Ringo at the start of the film
before Ringo shoots him dead in front of The Church. The Latin
is the Priest's warning before the
third & last warning at the end of the
film when Doc says to Ringo:
"Why Johnny Ringo,You look like somebody done walked all over your Grave"(The Preist's Ghost).
That's why Doc knew Wyatt
would not win against Ringo. Doc's cousin was a Catholic Nun praying for him too, I bet.
Revelation 6:8 I looked, and there before me was a pale horse! Its rider was named Death, and Hades was following close behind him. They were given power over a fourth of the earth to kill by sword, famine and plague, and by the wild beasts of the earth.
HELL YEA HE SHOULD OF GOT AN OSCAR
or "Should have" perhaps?
One of the best Westerns ever made. Nothing too over the top and classy acting.
Lots of great acting in this movie with many great scenes.