Doc and Ringo had 3 encounters. In the first Doc was drunk and Ringo was sober and had his gun out. In the second Ringo was drunk and Doc was sober and had his gun out. In the third they were both sober, guns holstered but when they drew Doc was faster just like Curly Bill warned Ringo. And in each encounter Doc always had the last word. Powerful movie and powerful actors, all of them.
In their first meeting Doc did not have the last word... but it was his movements with the cup that ridiculed Ringo... making him see that he was a clown playing with the gun....
@@halcondelared he DID have the last word during their Latin conversation when he told Ringo to “Rest in peace”. It shocked Ringo to be talked to like that so much that he never said another word the whole encounter.
Actually Doc was too relaxed when he walked back to the barber, no adrenalin nothing. The Earp boys showed emotion and concern. Something is missing in the scene. Doc's too relaxed, no one wants to die that bad that he has no emotion or feeling of the possibility.
@@oceancrosby4578 well he suffered with TB for most of his life and back then there was no treatment so Doc woke up every day not knowing if he was just going to drop dead or not so the idea of getting shot is probably preferable to the extended suffering of dying from TB.
@@psychojoe4764 @Psycho Joe True that, but at the given time Doc still had a good bit of health and life was well worth staying alive. But the point is well taken, a drawn out agonizing death, verses a blaze of glory, with a good or bad outcome has a strong appeal.
Everyone always says Kilmer deserved an Oscar, and rightfully so, but you know the casting director should get major props because everyone in this movie brought their A game
"Say when" - in that moment Doc was utterly committed and focused. Almost as if he was eager, well, not almost, he WAS eager. Curly Bill saw that instantly and knew it too. Nothing would please him more than dying to take out Ringo to say his friend Wyatt. Nothing.
Im your huckleberry is a reference from the book tom sawyer. Huckleberry was tom sawyer friend and they were always getting in trouble because of the games they played.
@@Adino1 yeah i think something to do with saving a damsel in distress and her thanking you with huckleberrys on a neckless i think correct me if I'm wrong
agwrangler indeed, however, he will not take the one on his left, but the one on his chest, right side ; if the sequence could be frozen, and the camera could move around him, standing straight and ready, right arm with hand ready and left arm with pistol hidden, it would be a impressive effect 👌
This scene is awesome, Ringo hits the coffins falling down like a fool, Holiday in the next cut is smiling behind Wyatt because he knew he could and will win the gamble for blood. Ringo already has shown his hand.
Michael Biehn...this man is such an amazing actor, there is no role he cannot master. First saw him in Terminator, as John Connor's father, Aliens, and this was a hard role for a mostly good guy actor to do well - he ACED it. . .
Not only. And there was something to lose. Ringo could kill one of his friends. He was one of the fastest gunfighters. So even drunk he had a chance to win with one of Earp brothers. Doc could let it happen. He knew that drunk Ringo had very little chance with him. Even if he died saving his friends lives, it was worth to do that, even if he was healthy.
In real life, Doc's reputation was very much fabricated by himself, to scare people. But there was one thing that was very real, Doc might have been the fast gun in the west. Now how accurate... well.... who knows. But he was extremely fast, and he might have been one of the few people who could have beat Ringo in a gun fight. And with a drunk Ringo, Doc would have killed him easy. This scene always seemed like they were trying to stop a child from poking at a rattlesnake.
Backwoods Films -Powers Boothe, Michael Biene and Val Kilmer in his role that knocks the piss out of Jim Morrison. I hate to darken the party by noting the one weak performance was Kurt Russell. Unconvincingly over-the-top. He wouldn’t scare my sister.
April Dannette Gosa -Wyatt Earp, as a lawman, was supposedly tough enough to intimidate the criminals he was known for bringing to justice, though Russell doesn’t show him as tough in anyway more than a Disney-trained actor in Tombstone. But Doc Holliday, both the man and the character played by Val Kilmer, was a noted gunfighter and killer, also known as a card shark, thief and hustler/con man.. Even Ringo was fairly reluctant to confront him and only taunted him when drunk or fought him when enraged beyond his better judgement. The friendship between Holliday and Earp was hard to understand and every movie on the actual events tries to explain how Wyatt Earp could tolerate a friend who was such an unapologetic outlaw. In Tombstone, when Kilmer says Ringo reminds him of himself, he adds, “Now I know I hate him!” He can explain the depth of Ringo’s anger and contempt to Earp because he feels the same way. He (Doc) also hates the world just for being born. He and Ringo are almost doppelgängers. They showed it as they verbally dueled in Latin. They lived on the same level of rage.
I don't know if Val Kilmer or Kurt Russell would qualify as character actors. Both have been leading men virtually their entire careers. Even Michael Beihn has lead actor credits from early roles. Everyone else...most definitely.
Doc's relaxed attitude when he went back to finish his shave showed that drunk Ringo didn't even stir him up.When one knows one can win, and knows will die anyway due to TB, it produces an attitude. Doc showed this in the bar too, when he didn't back up or flinch when Ringo stuck the gun in his face. When you know you very dangerous and know you're going to die anyway, one really doesn't have a reason to get stirred up. The doc wanted a chance to kill Ringo after the bar scene.
I think the one behind his back was more for if Curly Bill and the others tried to get in on it. Doc didn't need to conceal a gun to beat a drunk Ringo
When Ringo and Doc had their 1st encounter in that bar at the table, even with Ringo's firearm out, Curly Bill said "Watch it, I hear he's real fast." Doc had that fast of a draw. There was no TV or internet back then. Doc was already a legend before he even died.
You don't really have to specify that "there was no TV or internet back then". Anyone whose opinion is worth listening to is well aware of it, it was the 19th freaking century FFS.
Thanks, this is a great scene. To me, one of the things that make Tombstone such a great picture is the brilliant portrayal of Doc Holiday and Johnny Ringo.
Notice that nobody knew Doc was sitting there. Johnny Ringo wanted to pick a fight with Wyatt but was scared of Doc. You could see it in the scene when Doc killed Ringo. Before Doc popped him in the head Doc said "Why Johnny, you look like someone just walked over your grave." and Johnny responded "Fights not with you Holiday." then later Ringo said he was just "fooling about" regarding playing for blood.
Said irony is, as Mr Biehn told me at a con last year,basically the day or two even before the OK shootout most of those guys were apparently sitting around playing cards with each other like it was nothing.
I can't tell you how much I laughed when Curly Bill said "I tell you boys, even I'm worried what's goin' to happen once Ringo runs this outfit, God have mercy!"
Whenever someone starts crap on my job, I quietly look up and say, "I'm your Huckleberry." At that very moment, Doc arises in me and only an army can stop me!
@MF Nickster the line he is saying is, “I’m your huckle bearer “. As in I will kill you and then carry your coffin which is made from huckle wood as a Paul Bearer.
“HE JUST DRUNK, THATS ALL” 😂😂 - I love how each time a it’s a pressure moment or almost a near fatal shootout they cut the tension with a “drunk” excuse 👍
I disagree. I think they were too ignorant to know their own limitations and Ringo had quite the reputation at the time so why wouldn't he think he could beat Doc? I think Curly saw that Ringo was way too drunk and Doc was going to take advantage of it by making the fight right then and there, so he had to stop it.
@@1georgekitchen I agree, Curly saw how trashed Ringo was and Doc was uncommonly sober. Doc didn't look like a man about to fight, he looked like a hawk who sees a rabbit.
If the Cowboys wanted to fully take over Tombstone, Curly Bill needed Ringo's gun handling. Can't afford to lose him before their plans are accomplished.
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Doc and Ringo had 3 encounters. In the first Doc was drunk and Ringo was sober and had his gun out. In the second Ringo was drunk and Doc was sober and had his gun out. In the third they were both sober, guns holstered but when they drew Doc was faster just like Curly Bill warned Ringo. And in each encounter Doc always had the last word. Powerful movie and powerful actors, all of them.
In their first meeting Doc did not have the last word... but it was his movements with the cup that ridiculed Ringo... making him see that he was a clown playing with the gun....
@@halcondelared he DID have the last word during their Latin conversation when he told Ringo to “Rest in peace”. It shocked Ringo to be talked to like that so much that he never said another word the whole encounter.
And powerful writing as well!!......
I liked the last meeting when Ringo tried to back out saying he wasn't serious and Doc saying " but I was"
“Proceed, sir.” Doc’s dialogue was the best parts of the movie.
Every line lol
Actually Doc was too relaxed when he walked back to the barber, no adrenalin nothing. The Earp boys showed emotion and concern. Something is missing in the scene. Doc's too relaxed, no one wants to die that bad that he has no emotion or feeling of the possibility.
@@oceancrosby4578 Doc is a dying man....this is what giving zero fucks about your life looks like....
@@oceancrosby4578 well he suffered with TB for most of his life and back then there was no treatment so Doc woke up every day not knowing if he was just going to drop dead or not so the idea of getting shot is probably preferable to the extended suffering of dying from TB.
@@psychojoe4764 @Psycho Joe True that, but at the given time Doc still had a good bit of health and life was well worth staying alive. But the point is well taken, a drawn out agonizing death, verses a blaze of glory, with a good or bad outcome has a strong appeal.
Ringo sold his soul for some pistol skills and lil Latin and doc comes out the shadows looking like the devil ready to collect
Ringo "Don't any of ya have the guts to play for blood?!!"
Doc "I'm your huckleberry... that's just my game"😈
Peter Lopez 😂😂😂😂 Very well said Mr. Lopez...Very well said.
Doc was a serious killer
Doc was ready for all the action wasn't he
And then he comes back to finish the job later.
Everyone always says Kilmer deserved an Oscar, and rightfully so, but you know the casting director should get major props because everyone in this movie brought their A game
Indeed. Like Heat.
"SAY WHEN!"
It's good to have someone like Doc Holiday on your side 😉👍
I'm always the Doc Holliday, all my friends that I believe would be Wyatt Earp instead turn out to be Ike Clanton's
@@GandalftheWise yeah I also saw you spoke Latin in LOTR, and “say when” was your attitude
"Say when" - in that moment Doc was utterly committed and focused. Almost as if he was eager, well, not almost, he WAS eager. Curly Bill saw that instantly and knew it too. Nothing would please him more than dying to take out Ringo to say his friend Wyatt. Nothing.
Val Kilmer owned that role
💯%
Great actor be a favourite of most i reckon.
Val kilmer als doc hollyday super
Whoever played Ike Clanton owned that role, too. :p
He did.
" I'm your huckleberry " That's just my game! Classic.
I believe he said "blood" is just my game. I could be mistaking.
The Tainted Gentleman Hucklebearer is what he said. It has to do with carrying a casket.
Im your huckleberry is a reference from the book tom sawyer. Huckleberry was tom sawyer friend and they were always getting in trouble because of the games they played.
@@barrydiamond5193 That theory has been disproven actually.
@@Adino1 yeah i think something to do with saving a damsel in distress and her thanking you with huckleberrys on a neckless i think correct me if I'm wrong
Doc was trying to end the movie early
🔫
Blood is just my game!
Say when
😂😂
“I want them spittin’ blood.”
"I want your blood, and i want your souls... and i want em both right now" Biehn my hero x
That subtle moment at one minute in where you see Doc grab for his pistol while he is still in the barber chair. So damn good!
agwrangler indeed, however, he will not take the one on his left, but the one on his chest, right side ; if the sequence could be frozen, and the camera could move around him, standing straight and ready, right arm with hand ready and left arm with pistol hidden, it would be a impressive effect 👌
Kurt Russell Gives him a wink
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As good as Val Kilmer is, I must say Biehn was great as well. I love his delivery of “I want your blood.”
Biehn good...Kilmer great. Cool, unflappable. Steely. Awesome.
They were all good. This was an all star cast. Val Kilmer just stole the show.
In the end it was Ringo's blood spilled.
He's one of those guys I thought never got a fair shake; shudda been an A-lister.
I thought the actor who played ringo was absolutely terrible, while val kilmer literally stole the movie with his version of doc holliday
This scene is awesome, Ringo hits the coffins falling down like a fool, Holiday in the next cut is smiling behind Wyatt because he knew he could and will win the gamble for blood. Ringo already has shown his hand.
The symbolism of a drunken Ringo knocking over a bunch of coffins in front of all the cowboys...
An adept use of foreshadowing ...
Kilmer is beyond remarkable he plays this role more than perfection.
Michael Biehn...this man is such an amazing actor, there is no role he cannot master. First saw him in Terminator, as John Connor's father, Aliens, and this was a hard role for a mostly good guy actor to do well - he ACED it.
.
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Also the Seal team leader in, "The Rock!"
I totally agree
Also Aliens2 as Corporal Hicks
He was absolutely great in Deadly Intentions (a made for TV movie) in the 80's...
Doc Holiday's candle was burning out, this was probably the reason why he was always willing to dance with the reaper. Didn't bother him.
There’s only one thing worse that a man with unlimited resources. What’s that? A man with nothing to lose.
Not only. And there was something to lose. Ringo could kill one of his friends. He was one of the fastest gunfighters. So even drunk he had a chance to win with one of Earp brothers. Doc could let it happen. He knew that drunk Ringo had very little chance with him. Even if he died saving his friends lives, it was worth to do that, even if he was healthy.
@@pasjonatpl Ringo had little chance against Doc stone cold sober. Doc was too fast.
In real life, Doc's reputation was very much fabricated by himself, to scare people. But there was one thing that was very real, Doc might have been the fast gun in the west. Now how accurate... well.... who knows. But he was extremely fast, and he might have been one of the few people who could have beat Ringo in a gun fight. And with a drunk Ringo, Doc would have killed him easy. This scene always seemed like they were trying to stop a child from poking at a rattlesnake.
Good point,but he liked it aswell.
Gotta give credit to all of the actors who played the bad guys in this movie. They did such a good job of making the audience hate them.
Backwoods Films -Powers Boothe, Michael Biene and Val Kilmer in his role that knocks the piss out of Jim Morrison. I hate to darken the party by noting the one weak performance was Kurt Russell. Unconvincingly over-the-top. He wouldn’t scare my sister.
@@caseyjoanz Wyat Earp was not supposed to be bad i do not believe nor do i see Doc has bad now Johnny Ringo he was evil
April Dannette Gosa -Wyatt Earp, as a lawman, was supposedly tough enough to intimidate the criminals he was known for bringing to justice, though Russell doesn’t show him as tough in anyway more than a Disney-trained actor in Tombstone.
But Doc Holliday, both the man and the character played by Val Kilmer, was a noted gunfighter and killer, also known as a card shark, thief and hustler/con man.. Even Ringo was fairly reluctant to confront him and only taunted him when drunk or fought him when enraged beyond his better judgement. The friendship between Holliday and Earp was hard to understand and every movie on the actual events tries to explain how Wyatt Earp could tolerate a friend who was such an unapologetic outlaw. In Tombstone, when Kilmer says Ringo reminds him of himself, he adds, “Now I know I hate him!” He can explain the depth of Ringo’s anger and contempt to Earp because he feels the same way. He (Doc) also hates the world just for being born. He and Ringo are almost doppelgängers. They showed it as they verbally dueled in Latin. They lived on the same level of rage.
Really good point. They were amazing
Backwoods Films I think I still hate them😂
You know you have one of the all time great movies when virtually every line is quotable.
Powers Booth did a great job in this film - "Even I'm worried when Ringo runs this outfit, Good God Almighty" He sold that line.
@Jack Blade Played it again - you're right. Still delivered masterfully.
you're not entirely accurate.
It's actually "God have mercy!" No one else could say that line so believably.
The red vest really made Doc even more menacing in this seen.
Frank Black his body language too. He’s feigning languidness, but he’s coiled tight like a viper just before it strikes.
the acting is so great in this movie. all character actors.
I don't know if Val Kilmer or Kurt Russell would qualify as character actors. Both have been leading men virtually their entire careers. Even Michael Beihn has lead actor credits from early roles. Everyone else...most definitely.
Such a great scene. Kilmer and Biehn killed it!
Cant imagine a better character
portrayal than Val Kilmer as Doc
Holiday.
"Gentlemen..." Not a drop of adrenalin in his blood. Ice cold.
You're no daisy Johnny...you're no daisy at all.
The stress was more than he could bayuh
Val kilmer and michael biehn are the two greatest characters in this movie
Powers Boothe as Curly Bill is the best character in the movie
I'm going to have to agree with Alex on this one, but you know the saying opinions are like assholes, everybody's got them.
I think all of the parts in this movie were played to perfection. Its hard to pick a favorite.
Totally Kurt Russell's performance wasn't noteworthy at all
Excellent appraisal
Val Kilmer hit it out of the park Performance as Doc Holiday.
Bravo
The fact that when the Cowboys came for Ringo, Wyatt ran to Doc's side. I love their friendship!
Not just to his side, looks like he stepped in front of Doc in case the Cowboys tried to rush him. So few of us have a friend that loyal
He did it unarmed too.
I just noticed that! So amazing!! 😍😍😍 love them both!!!
Doc fought Ringo instead of wyatt because he knew Ringo was way too quick for wyatt
Curly Bill knew Johnny was going to get whacked!!!
Love that response "Say when "!
Out of everything that I have watch in my life Val portrayed one of the best acting characters ever!
Val Kilmer as doc is epic few have player a role so well. Still pissed he didn't get an Oscar for it
Michael Tester oscars are trash. We all know this role was beyond amazing
@@burrob78 true enough
Michael Tester very very true
Absolutely, beyond amazing!
You’re still pissed? That was 93. Let it go man 😂
This scene is movie greatness! Val as Doc and Michael as Ringo was brilliant
I can watch this scene all day
Ringo lives! After his gunfighting days, he moved to England, learned to play drums, and later became drummer for a top band!
Greatest doc holiday ever.
Kirk Douglas was good in one of th originals,,,, both Great though...
"Proooceeed sir"
Powers Booths is underrated as an actor... he was great in this one tho
"Barber." "Yes, sir?" "Proceed, sir." Mmmm yeah. This movie just has that dialogue.
you mean 'Bah-buh'
Doc's relaxed attitude when he went back to finish his shave showed that drunk Ringo didn't even stir him up.When one knows one can win, and knows will die anyway due to TB, it produces an attitude. Doc showed this in the bar too, when he didn't back up or flinch when Ringo stuck the gun in his face. When you know you very dangerous and know you're going to die anyway, one really doesn't have a reason to get stirred up. The doc wanted a chance to kill Ringo after the bar scene.
I love this movie. Underrated acting by kilmer and russell especially
You forgot Michael Biehn as Johnny Ringo, he was superb.
gmshadowtraders oh yes. All 4 plus sam elliot and bill. Fantastic
And fucking Michael Biehn bro. Living fuckin legend.
Everyone was great. Kilmer was just the best.
Doc Holiday was the character in that movie....I love it when he says...I’m your huckleberry...
Doc was going to whack him with that smoke wagon behind his back.
Shiiit he was gonna "skin him with that smoke wagon" lol
Burt Hulbert whack ? This ain’t New Jersey mate
@Peter Paul: I’m from Philadelphia 😀!
Or turn his head into a canoo haha
I think the one behind his back was more for if Curly Bill and the others tried to get in on it. Doc didn't need to conceal a gun to beat a drunk Ringo
Ringo was staggering drunk, reflexes slowed, Doc and the Earps, stone cold sober, fast and deadly. Bye Ringo......
Say when!!! Classic Doc.
Bahbuh, procede sur.. The confrontation with Ringo didn’t warrant a yawn from Doc, he was that cool.
DAMN YOU! VAL....WE LOVED U IN THIS ROLE!...PERFECTION!
When you have danced with death many times and still dancing, Semper Fi
I danced too many times Iraq Afghanistan pinned down and ambushed and Crossfire for days & nights at a time. Oorah
When Ringo and Doc had their 1st encounter in that bar at the table, even with Ringo's firearm out, Curly Bill said "Watch it, I hear he's real fast." Doc had that fast of a draw. There was no TV or internet back then. Doc was already a legend before he even died.
Holliday as a gunfighter is wildly exaggerated.
You don't really have to specify that "there was no TV or internet back then". Anyone whose opinion is worth listening to is well aware of it, it was the 19th freaking century FFS.
Thanks, this is a great scene. To me, one of the things that make Tombstone such a great picture is the brilliant portrayal of Doc Holiday and Johnny Ringo.
I think its hysterical how his friends run and grab him like Johnny no because they know Doc don't mess around LOL
'Barber...proceed, sir.'
How cool is Doc Holliday?
Li von clipp
Val is a great actor he played the doc wonderfully
Unfortunately, his acting days are probably behind him given his serious health issues. From what I understand, he can barely speak.
I like how Curly Bill "rescues" Ringo at this part. Funny how the Earps and the Cowboys were more alike than different.
"Don't mind him...he's just drunk." -Wyatt and Curly Bill
Best Western movie I have seen in my whole life tombstone I have seen it countless times and I still enjoy watching it.
I don't have it in the top 10.
Doc's the guy to have watching your back, that's for sure.
Indeed.
@@docholliday9263 Lol
Worthless drunk will be seeing two.
Notice that nobody knew Doc was sitting there. Johnny Ringo wanted to pick a fight with Wyatt but was scared of Doc. You could see it in the scene when Doc killed Ringo. Before Doc popped him in the head Doc said "Why Johnny, you look like someone just walked over your grave." and Johnny responded "Fights not with you Holiday." then later Ringo said he was just "fooling about" regarding playing for blood.
Den beste western film som er lagt. ❤
Some darn good acting. You'd think those guys really hated each other!
Said irony is, as Mr Biehn told me at a con last year,basically the day or two even before the OK shootout most of those guys were apparently sitting around playing cards with each other like it was nothing.
Doc always saved whyatt he knew he wasn’t fast enough but doc was fast enough and he didn’t care if he died
But remember Doc, was in real life, Much faster than Johnny Ringo... they say, so fast, he'd have had No problems with Wild Bill or Billy the Kid.
Kevin Leclerc that’s what I’m saying he knew he was faster and even if he wasn’t he didn’t mind dying
Doc is a straight G!! DGAF
Val Kilmer, what an amazing actor...
And what an amazing pain in the ass to work with
As soon as Wyatt heard Doc he knew this had just gone to a "oh shit" moment. Threatening Doc's best friend? Are you kidding?
Every line in this movie is great
I want a time machine, to go back to change the envelope for nominations, and then winner, of Best Supporting Actor to Val Kilmer...AND I WANT IT NOW!
When Johnny Ringo got pushed into those coffins and they fell over it was an omen.
Oh yeah it was.
I am alive. Do you mean like foreshadowing??
@@bigbirdloc8819 seems like it.
The real important part of it was that 2 coffins fell, one for Ringo one for Bill.
Johnny Ringo's time was always numbered because he was so ready for it
I can't tell you how much I laughed when Curly Bill said "I tell you boys, even I'm worried what's goin' to happen once Ringo runs this outfit, God have mercy!"
Val Kilmer as Doc' " Like Ice " !!!!
Sometimes portraying a character as Val did was great but just always pay off. Supporting actor academy award winner
Michael Biehn is brilliant as Johnny Ringo.
Love this movie and the best cast.
Doc came in with respect and skill -
Doc Holiday, the great western equalizer 😎
THE BEST TOMBSTONE MOVIE
Thumps up Val Kilmer excellent acting..best wishes always from paradise Fiji 🇫🇯
At least 8 brilliant actors in their prime for one movie gawddamn
It was an honor to have met Bill Paxton (Morgan Earp), great guy!
Met Val Kilmer and Michael Biehen both within 2 months.
COMO ME ENCANTA ESE ACTOR Y CON EL PERSONAJE DOC . AUN MAS BELLOOOO 😍
Whenever someone starts crap on my job, I quietly look up and say, "I'm your Huckleberry." At that very moment, Doc arises in me and only an army can stop me!
And then you go back to cleaning the rest rooms, Tex.
Doc. Say when haha just awesome
"I'm your huckle bearer". The most misquoted movie line, EVER.
@MF Nickster the line he is saying is, “I’m your huckle bearer “. As in I will kill you and then carry your coffin which is made from huckle wood as a Paul Bearer.
This debate was settled by Kilmer in his autobiography. Also copies of the script showed the words "Im your Huckleberry".
Val Krimer foi o maior Doc Hollday que já existiu, mereceu o Oscar.
Kilmer.
Thank u SO much for these!!! All of them!!!!
Doc: "I'm your Huckle Bearer. That's just my game." That's epic.
“Barber...proceed sir!”
Ringo was a second or two from death. If Curly Bill hadn't grabbed him before he tried to draw on Holiday...
I liked the way Doc already had a pistol drawn behind his back.
I'm your HUCKLEBERRY!!!
The "say when" was just one of the many amazing "throw down bit**" in the film
“HE JUST DRUNK, THATS ALL” 😂😂 - I love how each time a it’s a pressure moment or almost a near fatal shootout they cut the tension with a “drunk” excuse 👍
That's one of my favorite movie lines... "DON'T MIND HIM HE'S JUST DRUNK".
But so was Doc, usually.
Curly Bill just wanted a fair fight.
Say, 50 against 5. Something like that.
Everybody steered clear of Doc
Curly Bill knew Johnny was no match for Doc thats why he intervened and went for more stealthier approach for their revenge.
I disagree. I think they were too ignorant to know their own limitations and Ringo had quite the reputation at the time so why wouldn't he think he could beat Doc? I think Curly saw that Ringo was way too drunk and Doc was going to take advantage of it by making the fight right then and there, so he had to stop it.
@@1georgekitchen I agree, Curly saw how trashed Ringo was and Doc was uncommonly sober. Doc didn't look like a man about to fight, he looked like a hawk who sees a rabbit.
If the Cowboys wanted to fully take over Tombstone, Curly Bill needed Ringo's gun handling. Can't afford to lose him before their plans are accomplished.
"Barber, Proceed Sir"
I really like watching Val Kilmer's acting in this film, it's very natural and animates the character of Doc Holiday...😂😂😂
Ringo did not have a chance to Run that outfit ..Doc made sure of that
I love that southern aristocratic accent -
I love their suits/costumes
The one great role by Val Kilmar that should have got him an Oscar Award.
That or Weird Science.
“Say When!”
This maybe the biggest wrong in movie history. Val Kilmer should have won an Oscar for this role.
I love tthis movie so much