When the bully gets bullied. And slapped. And humiliated. And his entire soul eviscerated. And then dragged out by his ear. What A Scene. I remember getting goosebumps when I saw this the first time.
Wonder how many takes were used in this scene? "Okay Kurt, not bad but give me vicious eyes to go with the two face slaps. Tell you what, make it three with the last one the hardest yet. Okay, quiet on the set! Take 87 ... and ... action!"
This is one of the greatest scenes of all time in any movie, any genre, any time period. Kurt Russell at his greatest and that mustache is made of bald eagles, gunpowder, and American flags.
Yes it is, what adds more for the scene to me is that when the guy first goes for his gun Wyatt moves in close. I like that, it adds to the intimidation, it doesn't matter how fast the guy is at that point. Wyatt's close enough to punch him before he has the gun out.
@@solotron7390 "Well you sir are a cowardly son of a bitch, shootin' an unarmed man like that!" " Well maybe he should'a armed himself, if he's gonna be decorating his saloon with my friend!" - Unforgiven.
@@josephward6422instead we get a bunch of geriatrics bitching about how much the rest of us suck, and arguing over how best to fuck us over. Last two elections we've got an entitled fat old tub of shit, and then followed him up with a man so deep into his dementia he forgets who the hell he even is half the time. It's almost funny in how goddamned absurd it is. I'm curious as to just how much more stupid it may get this next go round.
@@keithm9337 Powers Boothe was another strong actor in Tombstone and his Curly Bill was one of my favorite bad guys besides Michael Biehn as Johnny Ringo. Val Kilmer stole the show as Doc Holliday.
Kurt Russell was the gold in this movie but billy Bob Thornton also made that scene the look in his eyes he backed away and stuttered his line just made it so believable 2 great actors who came together and made a masterpiece that will live on long past any of us
I was curious so I looked it up. “No need to go heeled to get the bulge on a tub like you” Meant he didn’t have to be armed to get the upper hand on someone like him.
I always knew what he was saying even if I couldn't hear it clearly until now. When I was growing up a guy with alot of mouth who wouldnt back up any if it was Billy Bob and If he was really pathetic he was Billy Bob thanking Wyatt for the privilige and for Wyatt just not killing him. It was hard if not impossible to ever shake it once a guy had been labeled a Billy Bob. I've never heard Bulge used like that but it was still obvious what he meant.
OH BOY, I'll be DAMNED!!! - that man he slapped is no other than Billy Bob Thornton!!!! What a movie - and more stars in it than you'll see on a bright shiny night!!!! Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Bill Paxson, Billy Zane, Sam Elliott, Michael Biehn.. and the list goes on..!!!!
1:58 Just the way Kurt Russell's face goes from jokingly calling Billy Bob out, then slightly opening his eyes into a stone cold dead look of I'm going to kill you. Brilliant!
Thanks to this advice i got escorted out by security, charges pending, and my career as a auto detailer has been ruined before it started. Thanks a lot pal.
Notice how Wyatt was calm cool and collected and as the tension rose , and Johnny got up from the chair, Wyatt closed the gap between him and Johnny quick as Wyatt didn’t have a gun, so what we can see here is Wyatt is smart as he not only beat Johnny physically but also mentally, one minute Johnny is in what he thought was in control and next minute he’s out on his ass!! 😂😂😂
Bullies are used to people being afraid of them, or at least unsure - they don't expect someone to move closer to them after such a challenge. I had a guy, younger and bigger than me, square off about 6 feet away and threaten to "knock my block off". He definitely didn't expect me to calmly close within two feet of him and say very, very quietly, "first of all, you're never going to threaten me, or anyone else in my presence, ever again. Do you understand that?" He folded even faster than Billy Bob here.
It's a great scene on so many levels. When the bully realizes Russell is not scared, and he is, you can see his whole spirit just crumple. Great bit of acting by there. Hats off. Besides the macho side of it (this is a male fantasy) there's a more profound message: bullies only thrive because others fear them. Bullies feed on cowardice. And sometimes someone just needs to call them out.
@@c.galindo9639 Some were. Some weren't I guess. The Old West is so shrouded in legend it's hard to separate fact from fiction, often. People were tougher, certainly. But were they gunslingers with ice in their veins, staring people down like that? Very few. // What I meant is that westerns are, in large part, a male fantasy. Many men would like to think that they are, or would have been, like Wyatt Earp... when most of them would have been like the bartender, if they're honest with themselves.
@@justinpeterson2105 actually most want a world with that type of environment. Not to be like Wyatt Earp. Sure they want to achieve his type of respect but would like to be like him as far as how he was as a man in his customs. Most would want to be more like the people following the top people in their journeys. A few would actually be like the bartender and some like other characters. Most would be like the bystanders watching everything that unfolds
A male fantasy? Lol the real world begs to differ. Seen stuff like it in real life. Bullys dont get theres enough but it happens. Nothing macho or manly about it, just one person standing up to a bad person
Me: finaly i finished my english lessons now i can understand american slang and have full conversations with american people Wyat Earp: skin that smoke wagon and see what happens
My wife and I love this movie. One day my wife tried to quote Kurt's line but got it twisted around. She said, "go ahead, smoke that skin wagon and see what happens". Now, it's a running joke between her and me. A great source of amusement.
was thinking the exact same thing, for me, that makes this scene extra special, as something about Thornton has always made my skin crawl, perhaps his choice of role, but yes, definitely "oddly satisfying" for sure
What if he slapped Wyatt back. Then all of a sudden the clerk come over there saying, "why don't you two take it easy, ok?..", then both Johnny and Wyatt slap the clerk. 🤣
The scene before it was edited: Johnny Tyler: "Sumpin' on your mind?" Wyatt Earp: "I just want to let you know you're sitting in my chair." Tyler: "Is that a fact?" Earp: "Yeah. That's a fact." Tyler: "Well, for a man who don't go heeled, you sure run your mouth kinda reckless, don't you?" Earp: " I may not have a gun, but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you remove your nether regions from my chair right now, that'll be the end of it. I will not embarrass you, I will not initiate hostilities against you, but if you don't, I will bitchslap you so hard you'll think you were Ike Turner's wife, then drag you across the room by the ear and throw you out face-first into the dusty street in front of the entire town. I'll make you wish that Doc Holiday was your huckleberry. I'll make you wish that you were part of the 50 percent that disappeared when Thanos snapped his fingers."
It's funny how Wild West gunslinger lingo would be considered low class back then, when it's much more eloquent and colorful than American English dialects today!
@KingKokos hey Einstein, The devil believes and trembles. What does that make you? Psalm 14:1. King James Bible says The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God... next question, do you believe there’s a Hell? of course not! Well, there is. And I’ll tell you something else. God reserve the wicked for the day of judgment. 2 Peter 2;9. Do you want to debate this?
![[Tombstone] [1993] [Clip] [#3]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2seqypIRiOk/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Tombstone] [1993] [Clip] [#3]](/img/tr.png)
When the bully gets bullied. And slapped. And humiliated. And his entire soul eviscerated. And then dragged out by his ear.
What A Scene.
I remember getting goosebumps when I saw this the first time.
An eviscerated soul is one step closer to purity.
Wonder how many takes were used in this scene? "Okay Kurt, not bad but give me vicious eyes to go with the two face slaps. Tell you what, make it three with the last one the hardest yet. Okay, quiet on the set! Take 87 ... and ... action!"
We need to dp this to a certain "gentleman" from russia
@@timothymorrow2194You can't do nothing
"That's what I love about Wyatt. He can talk himself into anything." Doc
That no look toss to the bartender is gold
almost hit the guy at the bar in the back of the head.
How many go's did it take 🤔😏 😆
Wyatt Earp was the man😊
Well he was a pretty good baseball player
In rehearsal he got the guy at the bar in the back of the head
"I said throw down, boy". Love that line
Yes😂
This is one of the greatest scenes of all time in any movie, any genre, any time period.
Kurt Russell at his greatest and that mustache is made of bald eagles, gunpowder, and American flags.
Cigars and hard liquor 🥃
His mustache disassembles and cleans his guns for him.
@Jon Smyth absolutely awesome but true.
Because America and because..freedom
Piss, bullets and pubic hair
I love how he captures the serious tone of someone who has been through more than what that dealer has been through
One of the great scenes in cinema history... The dialogue is insane....
Hell yeah
Yes it is, what adds more for the scene to me is that when the guy first goes for his gun Wyatt moves in close. I like that, it adds to the intimidation, it doesn't matter how fast the guy is at that point. Wyatt's close enough to punch him before he has the gun out.
That's a fact
No, the point is that it's not insane... and only a Man actor could deliver it
@A Singh...and the intensity!! The anticipation of what’s going to happen next!!
“I said throw down, boy” love the way he growled that line.
"It's like I'm playing cards with my brother's kids or something", I love that line.
Nerve racking sons a bytches.
He sounded like Billy Bob Thornton.
"I'll blow your'e ass off a that wildcats paw you son of a bitch"...lol
@@norocomgtit was !
The line before that is even more hilarious when he says “i swear i’ll slap somebody now”
" You gonna do something, or just stand there and bleed?" Total savage!!!
"Well, are ya gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie?" - Josie Wales
@@solotron7390 "Well you sir are a cowardly son of a bitch, shootin' an unarmed man like that!"
" Well maybe he should'a armed himself, if he's gonna be decorating his saloon with my friend!"
- Unforgiven.
This was a beautiful performance from both actors, the looks in their eyes says it all.
This scene is an acting masterclass from 2 of the very finest actors. Their performance is superb, two of the best interpretations I've ever seen.
The way Wyatt threw the gun to the bar tender, that was art
I hope Kurt comes out with the Looonnggg awaited extended cut soon! There's supposedly 4 plus hours of this masterpiece that has not been seen.
That'd be awesome. Didn't even know it existed.
Too late.
Hope he does
@@Kronos0999 no
@@laurynas222 yes
The "alright youngster out you go" as he grabs him by his ear was the ultimate show of disrespect...chef's kiss Wyatt...chef's kiss.
“Skin that smoke wagon” is def the greatest one liner in the history of the world
In the history of one liners?
And throw down boy!
I like "hold that hog leg!" as well.
IS THAT A FACT?
"I'm your huckleberry" is much more intense, yet subtle.
I thought Kurt's mustache would do the slapping.
The mustache alone should’ve won an Oscar.
Hahaha 🤣
If Kurts mustache could do it man, it’d punch 🤣🤙
I hear he borrowed his moustache from Chuck Norris since the one they gave him was low on machismo.
Peliculas de vaqueros en español
From the moment the dealer leaves his seat, Wyatt Earp never blinks. Cold as ice.
This is one of the greatest movies ever made.
Wyatt fixing problems within 5 minutes and creating business opportunities. The American Dream LOL
Yes, if only we had leaders like that today!!!
That's a fact..
@@josephward6422instead we get a bunch of geriatrics bitching about how much the rest of us suck, and arguing over how best to fuck us over. Last two elections we've got an entitled fat old tub of shit, and then followed him up with a man so deep into his dementia he forgets who the hell he even is half the time. It's almost funny in how goddamned absurd it is. I'm curious as to just how much more stupid it may get this next go round.
"This is America. Pick a job, and then become the person who does it." LOL!
"Go ahead, go ahead! skin it! skin that smokewagon and see what happens"
Perfect role performance by Kurt Russell👌😁
Such an awesome actor.
I said throw down boy!
Can't argue, but captain Ron was hilarious
It's like his version of go ahead make my day.
He really made that scene intense
I think this is Kurt Russell's GREATEST role EVER.
He has a bunch. One of the GOATS.
People talk about how great Val Kilmer was in this...and he WAS great...but Kurt Russell was equally as good.
You know what ol jack burton says at a time like this?
@@RIZEorDIE It's all in the reflexes!
Big trouble in Little China
Kurt Russell and Sam Elliott made that movie great with scenes like these
They were good I agree. But Kilmer was the true star of the show! 👌
@@shanerose7204 Val Kilmer and Michael Biehn stole that movie.
The movie would have flopped without Kilmer and Biehn. The rest did a passionless job of acting but not good enough to carry the movie.
@@keithm9337 Powers Boothe was another strong actor in Tombstone and his Curly Bill was one of my favorite bad guys besides Michael Biehn as Johnny Ringo. Val Kilmer stole the show as Doc Holliday.
The card-dealing bully Johnny Tyler was acted by Billy Bob Thornton -- without any script; this movie had many stars.
Is that true? You mean to tell me that he done all that jib jab on whims notice ?
@@jokeallday817 Thornton was just told to act like a bully. And he came out all of his side of the dialogue.
It’s like I’m playing cards with my brother kids.
Definately One of my all time favourite movies. Kurt Russell plays the role of Wyatt Earp perfectly. 🍺🍺🍺
Kurt Russell was the gold in this movie but billy Bob Thornton also made that scene the look in his eyes he backed away and stuttered his line just made it so believable 2 great actors who came together and made a masterpiece that will live on long past any of us
"Skin that smoke wagon n see what happens..."
GIVES ME CHILLS EVERYTIME
I think it's time we bring back some of that old English
I was curious so I looked it up. “No need to go heeled to get the bulge on a tub like you” Meant he didn’t have to be armed to get the upper hand on someone like him.
It must come from chicken fighting where the roosters get blades tighten to their heels to fight to the death . Hence heeled
@@reneaguilar3471 You are correct ...like adding sharpened steel to the natural rooster spurs or steel teeth to a pit bull, to gain an advantage...
@@heaven-is-real is there such a a thing as adding steel teeth 🦷 to the pit bulls? Or it’s just a hypothetical
I always knew what he was saying even if I couldn't hear it clearly until now. When I was growing up a guy with alot of mouth who wouldnt back up any if it was Billy Bob and If he was really pathetic he was Billy Bob thanking Wyatt for the privilige and for Wyatt just not killing him. It was hard if not impossible to ever shake it once a guy had been labeled a Billy Bob. I've never heard Bulge used like that but it was still obvious what he meant.
Thanks for this ! Was wondering myself and I grew up with ol fellers! Thank you!
I said throw down boy!
Synonyms: "Skin that smoke wagon" and "Jerk that pistol and go to work" and "Throw down, boy"
“You gonna do something or just stand there and bleed” legendary
OH BOY, I'll be DAMNED!!! - that man he slapped is no other than Billy Bob Thornton!!!! What a movie - and more stars in it than you'll see on a bright shiny night!!!! Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Bill Paxson, Billy Zane, Sam Elliott, Michael Biehn.. and the list goes on..!!!!
1:58 Just the way Kurt Russell's face goes from jokingly calling Billy Bob out, then slightly opening his eyes into a stone cold dead look of I'm going to kill you. Brilliant!
Yeah that really was great acting. Like friendly blue to stone cold
A Mens strength isn't raw power or being smart, it's how far hes willing to go to get what he wants
This film had some of the best mustaches going on. Lol. Kurt Russell is always awesome.
That is what happened to me when I back talked my mom.
U backed the queen again didn’t ya.
😂
Exactly? , 😂
And that was before dad got home
"I just want to let you know you're sitting in my chair." Foreshadowing Sheldon Cooper.
This scene can never be uploaded onto TH-cam enough.
Every single TH-cam video could be this one here and I would be perfectly fine with that. :D
Greatest gun throw I ever saw!
I'm gonna stand here and bleed sir.
"That is, if you don't mind sir."
Sorry if I drip any blood on your shoes sir. I'll clean that right up don't you worry sir.
Oh, Johnny I apologize I forgot you were there, you may go now.🤠
yes drill sar’nt.
That's why you bleed with people you know.
Now that is how you job interview.
😂👍
So Mr. Earp, why do you think you are the best fit for the job? Answer: I skin that smokewagon, and see what happens.
@@ubermikesocal
I'd almost misunderstand that for innuendo. then let you in of course. And that's a fact
Thanks to this advice i got escorted out by security, charges pending, and my career as a auto detailer has been ruined before it started. Thanks a lot pal.
@@johntran2252 well that's your problem Tannen ! WRONG!
Notice how Wyatt was calm cool and collected and as the tension rose , and Johnny got up from the chair, Wyatt closed the gap between him and Johnny quick as Wyatt didn’t have a gun, so what we can see here is Wyatt is smart as he not only beat Johnny physically but also mentally, one minute Johnny is in what he thought was in control and next minute he’s out on his ass!! 😂😂😂
Bullies are used to people being afraid of them, or at least unsure - they don't expect someone to move closer to them after such a challenge. I had a guy, younger and bigger than me, square off about 6 feet away and threaten to "knock my block off". He definitely didn't expect me to calmly close within two feet of him and say very, very quietly, "first of all, you're never going to threaten me, or anyone else in my presence, ever again. Do you understand that?" He folded even faster than Billy Bob here.
Good lord what a hell of a scene!! Kurt's mustache alone commands respect!
Such a great scene Godsmack put "you going to do something about or stand there and bleed" into "When Legends Rise".
The subtle shift in the eyes before Kurt stepped up to Billy Bob.... ice cold. Brilliant acting. Classic movie.
"You nerve-wrackin' sonsabitches!" gets me every time 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I loved "you gon' do somethin' or you just gon' stand there and bleed....total badass ...
One of the best westerns ever 👍
I've got the biggest man crush on Kurt Russell. Always plays a badass with a heart of gold and a silver tongue
It's a great scene on so many levels.
When the bully realizes Russell is not scared, and he is, you can see his whole spirit just crumple.
Great bit of acting by there. Hats off.
Besides the macho side of it (this is a male fantasy) there's a more profound message: bullies only thrive because others fear them. Bullies feed on cowardice. And sometimes someone just needs to call them out.
Nothing macho. That’s how rough and tough people were back then and some even worse
@@c.galindo9639 Some were. Some weren't I guess. The Old West is so shrouded in legend it's hard to separate fact from fiction, often. People were tougher, certainly. But were they gunslingers with ice in their veins, staring people down like that? Very few. // What I meant is that westerns are, in large part, a male fantasy. Many men would like to think that they are, or would have been, like Wyatt Earp... when most of them would have been like the bartender, if they're honest with themselves.
@@justinpeterson2105 actually most want a world with that type of environment. Not to be like Wyatt Earp. Sure they want to achieve his type of respect but would like to be like him as far as how he was as a man in his customs. Most would want to be more like the people following the top people in their journeys. A few would actually be like the bartender and some like other characters. Most would be like the bystanders watching everything that unfolds
"The bully" is Billy Bob Thornton. A lot more versatile actor than Russel, really.
A male fantasy? Lol the real world begs to differ. Seen stuff like it in real life. Bullys dont get theres enough but it happens. Nothing macho or manly about it, just one person standing up to a bad person
One of the best movie clips ever rolled.
The goddamn meatiest slaps in movie history
@Just Me oh my God what is wrong with you people
BEST. JOB APPLICATION. EVER.
Me: finaly i finished my english lessons now i can understand american slang and have full conversations with american people
Wyat Earp: skin that smoke wagon and see what happens
How did they not go over that, thats all anyone ever says here!
That's over a hundred years ago they do not use that slang anymore
"Wyatt Earp"
"Yeah, sure."
My wife and I love this movie. One day my wife tried to quote Kurt's line but got it twisted around. She said, "go ahead, smoke that skin wagon and see what happens". Now, it's a running joke between her and me. A great source of amusement.
Johnny Tyler never shoved Wyatt for having a cigar in his face.🤣
One of my favorite movies, and I just learned that Billy Bob's part was entirely improvised, LOL! Makes his role in this scene even more fantastic.
"It's like I'm sitting here playing cards with my brother's kids or something" LOL
I’ve uttered that phrase many times Iraq playing cards lol, got a laugh every time
Why is it so oddly satisfying to see Billy Bob Thornton get completely handled by Kurt Russel??
It's courage that gives life to all things.
was thinking the exact same thing, for me, that makes this scene extra special, as something about Thornton has always made my skin crawl, perhaps his choice of role, but yes, definitely "oddly satisfying" for sure
“I reckon I aim at kill ya with it”
It might have had a different outcome if a sling blade had been involved.
BEST EVER,EVER ,PERFORMANCE IN A MOVIE, VAL KILMER AS DOC HOLLIDAY
Back when job interviews were tough.
Kurt Russel is an absolute American treasure
Billy Bob Thorton was GREAT in This SCENE
I still think it's hilarious that guy is Billy Bob Thornton :D :D
Was that billy Bob Thornton just standing there bleeding 🩸? 😂
one of the best scenes in the movie
I'm wyatt earp, yes sure, and he laughed at it 😆 classic.
im so embarrassed that ive never seen this movie, this is epic...lmao
Kurt"the man"Russell.
Billy Bob Thornton did great in this role. Acting like someone who is a bad@$$ who really isn't. He was both hilarious and unlikeable.
Being able to channel cowardice creeping up from under bravado is a tough skill to master, and Thornton portrays it perfectly here.
And then he goes on to play the ever menacing Lorne Malvo in Fargo S1
@@PenguinIceDelta And Davy Crockett
Well what do you say Milt...25% of the house take sound about right. 🤠👍
WOW, WHAT a good movie! John P.
What if he slapped Wyatt back. Then all of a sudden the clerk come over there saying, "why don't you two take it easy, ok?..", then both Johnny and Wyatt slap the clerk. 🤣
Belittling bullies; I've spent a lifetime doing that. ❤️
Yoooo, that's Billy Bob at the table. I've seen this movie like 5 times and just realized.
Me tooo brah
Dam the voice was always so familiar i just couldnt place it
Why Johnny Tyler! Madcap! Where you goin' with that shotgun?!
Doc?
I didn't know you was back in town. that's Wyatt Earp?
Wyatt: Doc! How the hell are ya'?
Doc: Wyatt...I AM ROLLING!
When you see your 'friend' after a long dry spell...the joy is overwhelming.
@@oldschoolruler I said poker was an honest game.
@@c.galindo9639 well well, how the hell are you?
The scene before it was edited:
Johnny Tyler: "Sumpin' on your mind?"
Wyatt Earp: "I just want to let you know you're sitting in my chair."
Tyler: "Is that a fact?"
Earp: "Yeah. That's a fact."
Tyler: "Well, for a man who don't go heeled, you sure run your mouth kinda reckless, don't you?"
Earp: " I may not have a gun, but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you remove your nether regions from my chair right now, that'll be the end of it. I will not embarrass you, I will not initiate hostilities against you, but if you don't, I will bitchslap you so hard you'll think you were Ike Turner's wife, then drag you across the room by the ear and throw you out face-first into the dusty street in front of the entire town. I'll make you wish that Doc Holiday was your huckleberry. I'll make you wish that you were part of the 50 percent that disappeared when Thanos snapped his fingers."
That's how business are made
My favorite line...
"I'm real scared."
"Damn right, you are! I can see that in your eyes."
1:13 😂😂😂
How to end bullying and get a job in under 5 minutes lol
Wow, great movie, great stars! John P.
It's funny how Wild West gunslinger lingo would be considered low class back then, when it's much more eloquent and colorful than American English dialects today!
" I said thrown down boy. " I instantly got off my chair for him to sit :|
Oh mahm thatsba class acting right herr, subcomunications on point
King James Bible
The wicked flee when no man pursueth: but the righteous are bold as a lion. Proverbs 28:1
amen,if you are going to live but one life,be bold as a lion,death has no sting when you know the creator
Well I have to admit you chose an appropriate circumstance to thump your old standby
@KingKokos hey Einstein, The devil believes and trembles. What does that make you? Psalm 14:1.
King James Bible says
The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God... next question, do you believe there’s a Hell? of course not! Well, there is. And I’ll tell you something else. God reserve the wicked for the day of judgment. 2 Peter 2;9. Do you want to debate this?
Great scene with Kurt and Billy Bob!
Let's not undersell BBTs performance here either. He is a fantastic actor. Two pros showing their craft in that scene.
"I said throw down boy"
"No you"
I wish Wyatt Earp was Mayor of my city. Problems would disapear in a week, tops.
Great scene in a movie full of them.
When you have the terrifying presence perk in New Vegas.
Skin that smoke wagon. My golf buddy says that when he pulls out a club😂
That mustache alone commands respect.
Jerk that pistol and go go work is crazy 😂
When thanos threatens to snap his fingers and gets lippy with Wyatt Earp.
He gets the dirty ol SLAPS! 👋🏼
Wyatt Earp. Alpha male extraordinaire!
His entire career, Wyat Earp was never shot.
Kurt Russell is one of the good ones (and I mean OFF screen)
Billy Bob Thornton plays his part perfectly too