First Time Watching TOMBSTONE and Val is My Huckleberry!
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One of the best parts for me on rewatching the scene with Doc and Ringo in the saloon is that you realise Doc was studying Ringo the whole time. He knew from that moment how fast Ringo was and that he was faster. Also he exactly mimics Ringos every movement with the cup showing just how observant he is without giving away his own speed on the draw. Such a good scene.
I bet you can find a ton of stuff like that, high rewatchability here! Doc was smarter than everyone 🪦
He Clocked Ringo's Moves .... And that's one thing Ringo didn't tumble!
@@RhetoricalThrill Historically speaking, very likely true. Doc Holiday was very intelligent & well educated. He was incredibly good at poker because he was able to count cards better than most, even when drunk. Many historians believe Val Kilmer gave a very accurate portrayal, including Holiday's unique accent.
Great scene.
I'm pretty sure that Ringo saw that Doc had mimicked his exact moves and walked away scared at what Doc had done, knowing that Doc would be faster/winner of any future gunplay between themselves.
Michael Bienh is one of the most underrated actors ever . He deserved more recognition for his career
He is very skilled, he really just embodies his characters.
100% right
Val deserves all the credit he gets, and deserved more accolades. But I’d like to give a mention to Michael Biehn for his role as Ringo. Fantastic western villian
He really was good, and I was mad I didn’t recognize him 😂
That gravestone for Lester Moore "No Less, No More" is actually real, and it is the original graveyard for Tombstone. Some of the cowboys who were killed as shown in the movie are buried there as well. I have been to Tombstone a couple times. It's definitely worth a visit!
Sounds like it!
Boothill Cemetery! .... Been there. If you're ever in AZ in the area of Tombstone spend the whole day! They do reenactments of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral every day! Lots to see and do!
@@jamesalexander5623 Do they model it after this movie? I know a lot of historical reenactments become captured by a Hollywood portrayal if it becomes popular. From what I've read, however, the movie was fairly accurate.
@@fighterck6241 Yes they do! It's very entertaining each Character comes out and addresses the Audience and tells their back story and how they knew each other and how they becamev involved in the famous Gunfight! ... The actually fight lastted less than 1 minute! You can tour the Birdcage Theatre ( The have the Glass window Caskets used in the Movie ). You can ride on a Stagecoach and have a drink in Big Nose Kate's Saloon! .... It's a Fun Day!
@@jamesalexander5623 🙂Sounds like a good time! I hope to get out there someday.
My dad introduced me to a man named Thell Reed who was the gun coach for Hollywood and a quick-draw artist. He told me about a movie he was working on in Arizona called Tombstone. I asked him who is in it, and as he started naming off the cash I got progressively more excited as many of them were my favorites. I had never before or since looked forward to a movie coming out as much as I did this one. The wait was almost unbearable, but then a friend got passes to see an advanced preview screening. I was wildly excited, and we all rushed down to the theater only to be turned away because they already had enough people in our age range. They told us to pick any other movie in the theater, and my friends settled on The Nightmare Before Christmas. I'm told that it's a good movie, and I know many people who love it. But I was so infuriated by missing out on my movie that I didn't enjoy a single second. We could have watched Casablanca or Citizen Kane and I still would have hated it. I should consider giving that movie another chance since I've had thirty or so years to calm down.
That is a crazy story, you should definitely watch the movie!
@@RhetoricalThrill well, technically I did watch it. But I watched it with my arms crossed tightly across my chest, my teeth grinding, and while muttering imprecations against the advance screening people. I definitely should watch it and actually pay attention this time!
@@MrLovegrove Ahaha, I misunderstood, I thought you meant you never ended up seeing Tombstone! 😂
@@RhetoricalThrill aha! No I've seen Tombstone soooo many times. It's maybe a top 5 Western for me.
@@MrLovegrove thell reed could shoot pretty well to. One of the masters.
At about the 14:02 mark... "I have two guns: one for each of ya." If you look closely, you'll notice that Doc spins his pistols in opposite directions while still holding his tin whiskey cup. MAD skills!
On a side note, this movie has been hailed as the most historically accurate portrayal of Wyatt Earp's days in Tombstone, Arizona despite the artistic liberties. Some of the "facts" were not facts at all, such as "the Cowboys" being organized crime and wearing red sashes as identifying marks, but overall, the film paints an exceptionally accurate picture of the events as history recorded them. Take a peak at some historians' critiques of this film when you get a chance.
Damn Doc is just the man, isn’t he?
@@RhetoricalThrill , SHO' 'NUFF!
Maddie was a common law wife. That's why doctors asked Wyatt if he considered himself married since there was no legal union
Ohhhhhh
@@RhetoricalThrill Also, she was a prostitute, and she returned to prostitution in AZ after the events here, and died of a drug overdose. It seems like a toxic relationship. Wyatt was probably hoping that getting her out of Dodge would help her change her ways.
She had been a prostitute up in Kansas and Wyatt had been a pimp as well as the lawman.
Just to answer a passing comment, those guns of that era were/are in fact very accurate,Hickock for example, in one of the very few instances where a gunfight of the type that TV and movies are so fond of ,drilled an opponent through the heart at 75 yards (one shot)-the gun was a model 1851 colt Navy cap and ball revolver, there other examples of accuracy in the hands of capable people
I realized later it was meant to be miraculous and I’m just kind of a derp 😂 That’s crazy they could do that with their guns
This is one of the greatest movies ever made.
It was so great!
Yup, my favorite western.
The irony of the story of Wyatt Earp is that he is most famously known as a 'Lawman' who chronically wanted to escape a career as a Lawman, and that his fame is drawn from his breaking of the law whilst ostensibly being a Lawman.
Wild West indeed
Ha ha, never seen someone being so pissed about Josephine, that was hilarious. :D
I wish I could say properly what bugged me about her but I can’t articulate it 😂 If Westerns can have a manic pixie dream girl, she’s it 🤣
@@RhetoricalThrill I believe part of it is meant ti show that they are of similar spirits and she was able to see that in him in a multitude of unspoken ways. Wyatt was already unhappy with his girlfriend (common law wife) due to the drugs but he was trying to stay committed in what he ultimately wanted, or what he thought he wanted, as that was 'the way things should be" but inside he wanted more, Josephine just helped him to realize it. Yeah, I know how it may come across but you can see how it was advantageous in the long run.
@@willwhitman7534 yeah, when you look at the overall picture you can see the intention. I don’t know the actress, so maybe just her performance didn’t do it for me.
I honestly have little sympathy for women like her, who aren't respectfull of other people's relationships. If he's taken, get lost!
P.S. The actress is Dana Delaney. In the 90s she played a cop in NYPD Blue in a very different role.
This was one of Billy-Bob Thornton's first big films, as the Faro dealer, and he was being paired up with Kurt Russell, so he was nervous as hell. The director asked him if he could ad-lib and he said sure, so the director said, "This scene is unscripted. Just follow Kurt's lead." Nailed it.
Wyatt wasn't married; the girl was his girlfriend/common-law wife. After the events at Tombstone he left her to find Josephine and they stayed together the rest of their lives.
Not only does the sheriff try to guilt-trip them into taking the job, but then he tries to arrest them afterward.
That’s impressive on Billy Bob’s part!
Val should have won an Oscar for best supporting actor ...his role as Doc was legendary
AGREED
This is a great movie! Silverado is from the same genre and was released around the same time. It’s also fantastic!
So excited! Tombstone is my fav movie...rarely find reactions to it!
Hope you like it!
You are one of the only people I know that reconized billy bob on the first watch
I don’t know if I can claim it since I didn’t say it loud, he’s so baby faced here 😂
One thing that never ceases to entertain me is women reactor's reaction to Mattie. It runs the entire spectrum, from deep sympathy to outright scorn
*Edit* Your reaction to both Mattie and Josephine had me rolling.
Ahaha, I’m glad you took it in the spirit it was intended, seems I hit a nerve for some folks 😅 I just say what I’m thinking and try to have some fun 😂
Gunfight near the OK Corral -the most fabled, famous gunfight in US history.
Afraid I know pitifully little about it, time to change that!
Kurt Russell has been in some good westerns, Tombstone, Bone Tomahawk and Hateful Eight. Val Kilmer is so good in this movie.
Oh man, Hateful Eight was damn good. Bone Tomahawk I’ve heard of but didn’t know it had Kurt 🤔
Bone Tomahawk was great, however - I absolutely despised Hateful Eight. Either that movie or Once Upon a Time in Hollywood happen to be Tarantino's worst film imo, and if i had to pick only one of those two to be his number 1 worst, I'd prolly choose The Hateful Eight. Hated every character, story wasn't interesting, way too much pointless "Tarantino-style" dialogue, not to mention being boring as hell, Glad you enjoyed it though
Overall, they were pretty faithful to the history of the characters, Victorian culture, etc.
I think the guy Doc Holiday knifed when playing poker was played by Frank Stallone.
It was Indeed! "If we weren't Friends, I don't think I could bear it!"
Ohh I didn’t even realize!
"Don't move!"
"Nonsense by all means move"
Doc is a riot in this movie
He’s my favorite 😭
"Can you imagine living in a time when you can have a gun in your face over the slightest offence?"
I mean... interesting week to ask that.
That's for sure. The only point I'd argue is It's been going on for much more than just a week.
This was my immediate reaction. With the addition mentioned.
One of my favorite movies. I've seen many reactions to it (including this one, lol. seems I already liked it!) But no one has made me laugh as much as you did!
That means a lot, sincerely. Thank you for watching! 😊
Love your shirt! Good reaction.
Thanks! The shirt is one of my faves 😂
There is a movie called "Sunset" worth watching. In 1929 Wyatt Earp worked as a movie consultant and met western movie star Tom Mix and this is a fictional murder mystery about written about that. In real life they became friends and Tom Mix was a pallbearer at Wyatt Earp's funeral.
Well done on this reaction.
I’ll be looking for more.
Thank you! I hope you enjoy!
Loved the movie. Loved the reaction. I think I'll stay around for more.😊
I appreciate it! Thank you so much!
For great Westerns watch *Unforgiven* (Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman and Morgan Freeman) and *The Quick And The Dead* (Russell Crowe, Gene Hackman, Sharon Stone and a young Leonardo DiCaprio).
Billy bobs character got slapped up, embarrassed in public, lost a shotgun. Yet understood how lucky he got to the point he even said Thank You.
He knew that much!
Greetings from Finland!!! I read somewhere that the tombstone u were laughing at when they entered to town did really excited on cemetery of tombstone with that text written on it 😎
I think I’d like a joke on my headstone 😂
Hi🇱🇻
according to an interview with Val Kilmer, Kurt Russel didn't only star in this movie, but he basically directed the movie as well, as the director the studio hired had no clue what he was doing.
Well I’m glad for that! He did great
Great Reaction! Subscribed I grew up and still live near the town of Tombstone in Southern Arizona. The movie Tombstone is the most accurate portrayal of all Wyatt Earp movies. Most of the town as portrayed in the movie is still there including the Birdcage theater, Wyatt Earp's Oriental saloon and more. The town paper still has reproductions of the trial and other accounts of Wyatt. Wyatt Earp III played a cowboy that killed at the OK corral gunfight. People still wear guns and do reenactments of gun fights on the streets of Tombstone. Every few years someone gets shot in a gun fight in modern day Tombstone. The Clanton's and Earp's still dislike each other.
No kidding, I love hearing about that stuff! If I ever end up out that way it’s on my list of places to visit 😊
One of the best westerns ever, and definitely the best of the modern westerns. Val Kilmer was amazing. Doc had all the best lines. I think my favorite was when they're getting ready to go to the OK Corral and Wyatt tells Doc he doesn't need to come, and Doc replies "That's a hell of a thing for you to say to me!" Wyatt is Doc's best (and only) friend and would do anything for Wyatt, and was insulted that Wyatt would even suggest that Doc would turn his back on him when he was needed.
That scene where Wyatt wades into the river really happened, according to written accounts of the time.
If you liked the action of this movie, another great western you'd probably like is Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) with Robert Redford and Paul Newman. Some other great westerns are High Noon (1952), Once Upon a Time in the West (1969), and the original Magnificent Seven (1960)
An epic amazing Timeless film! And another great t-shirt! 👍🏻
I love when people notice the shirts 😂 Thank you for being here!
as a 57-year-old male, true male friendship is very rare. I have maybe one great male friendship in my life, and another male friend I had was my older brother before he passed away....
Have you ever seen "Unforgiven"? It's a masterpiece with the great Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman and Gene Hackman. Very much a realistic look at life back then.
I haven’t but I’m thinking I should
@@RhetoricalThrill Oh, I hope so!👍👍
@@RhetoricalThrill Unforgiven is a masterpiece that breaks many western tropes. Westerns usually deal with American myths, honor, and heroism. It's usually a good recommendation to get some more must watch westerns under your belt before watching Unforgiven.
There are a massive amount of must watch westerns. Look for directors like John Ford, Howard Hawks, Clint Eastwood, Sergio Leone ... Look for actors like John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, ... Here is a very short list that belong on the must watch list: (I hope you consider these as well).
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (John Ford, 1962)
The Searchers (John Ford, 1956)
The Outlaw Josey Wales (Clint Eastwood, 1976)
Rio Bravo (Howard Hawks, 1959)
True Grit (both 1969 and 2010)
The Cowboys (Mark Rydell, 1972)
The Shootist (Don Siegel, 1976)
and, of course, Unforgiven (Clint Eastwood, 1992)
@@RhetoricalThrill'Unforgiven' is a fantastic movie. You should definitely watch it. It takes all the glory out of killing and it blurs the line between hero and villain. There are no real good guys or bad guys. Everyone in the movie is both.
Before I watch this, I am going to say this is the greatest movie ever made. If you don't like it, We can't be friends
No worries friend, I loved it!
Michael Biehn (Johnny Ringo) was asked what role he wanted, he said Doc but he was told Val Kilmer was playing that so he chose to play Ringo, which he did incredibly well, however the real Doc looked a lot like Biehn, there’s one picture of Doc that you could swear it’s Biehn in costume.
For more Michael Biehn movies watch The Terminator, The Abyss with Ed Harris, and he also has a small role in The Rock with Nicholas Cage and Sean Connery.
And, yanno, Aliens...
The other movie, Wyatt Earp, was a Kevin Costner film. It was a larger arc covering the origins of Wyatt before moving onto the same time period and events as Tombstone. Didn't recognize Billy Bob Thornton? He was Johnny Tyler. The Cowboys weren't disarmed, as they proved in the shootout. This western was better than most because it was based on actual events.
I did but I wasn't 100% positive and sometimes I hold back so I don't look stupid. But then sometimes I'm right and I get mad I didn't trust myself 😂
@@RhetoricalThrill That was back when he was still heavier, more like his Sling Blade days. Have you seen that one? Brilliant dark humor.
Sling Blade is one of those ones where I know enough about it that I feel like I've seen it, but I actually haven't
Definitely one of the best westerns, right up there with "Blazing Saddles." IMO, this is Val's most iconic role.
No doubt!
@@RhetoricalThrill BTW, not sure how well versed you are in the history of this era, but a big part of what was going on was political. These events happened less than 20 years after the end of the Civil War, and the Cowboys and most of the people in the region were southern Democrat / Confederate moved west, while the Earps were northern Republicans. So they were seen by the locals as "carpetbaggers" and resented.
A video just put out by a historian talks a bit about the aftermath of the OK Corral shooting, disclosing that Wyatt and Doc were put in jail for 16 days after, and threat that they would be lynched was real enough that the Earps kept constant guard over them. At the time, the number of lynchings was about even with judicial hangings.
(10 min) th-cam.com/video/f_oBu5pM5Zc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Cilor7SKTKw9_YOh
I didnt see anyone comment... the other film you may be thinking is called Wyatt Earp with Kevin Costner. Its more of Wyatts whole life. Made back during Costners 3 hour + movie days. Historically its really good.
Historians generally agree that this is by far the most historically accurate version of any of the movies that have been made about this story.
For what it's worth, Wyatt and Mattie were never actually married. She was a hopeless drug addict, and the relationship was all but over by the time they arrived in Tombstone.
Is that right? Very cool
that "No les, no more" tombstone actually still exists in the graveyard in Tombstone, Az.
Whoa, that’s crazy!
@@RhetoricalThrill if you're ever in Arizona, it's a fun place to check out
Wyatt's wife died of a drug overdose. That's why she was all snappy at him, she was on drugs.
"Lucky Chick Emporium" LOL
Ok I love your channel. You are a pleasure to watch. From my generation try "The Warriors" your personality is a perfect match for that movie.
Thank you!!! 🥹 I will check out The Warriors!
@Rhetorical Thrill It's a cult classic with famous lines recited in pop culture. Thanks for the response. I would become a paetron member but I'm on a fixed income.....in California.
If you like seeing men who are bonded together as brothers, there is a little show called “Band of Brothers” that you might enjoy.
I’ve definitely heard of it and would love to see it, maybe not for the channel though since it’s like 10 hours 😂
Also people need to remember the Earp were not good guys either. They were some time on one side or the other of law. They were fighting the cowboys for control of the town in real life. One of the brothers was in the town first and he saw a pimp at times. In real life after the gun fight more of the towns people sided with the cowboys than the Earps. Even Wyatt's common law wife Maddie was said to have been a lady of the evening that either Wyatt met or at one time wormed for him? Dig deeper to find the real history of the west.
You are hilarious!
Aw, thank you!
20:20 You should watch History Buffs review of the movie. It gives alot of the historical backstory. The politics surrounding the Shootout at the OK Corral were not at all clean-cut. It was halfway between a rivalry between two gangs and a rivalry between two groups of lawmen/political parties.
Like most things, I’d wager! I’ll look into that, it sounds interesting 😊
Best version of the story
1st off, I really enjoy your reactions. You seem to really have fun with it, no matter what the movie. But I have watched over a dozen reactions to this movie and not one where they know this is "mostly" a true story with actual people from history. In the days before the internet, I grew up reading a lot. My favorite genre to read as a child was true american west history. The other movie you was talking about in the beginning, Wyatt Earp, is worth a watch. It gets overshadowed by this movie understandably, but it is a well made movie starring Kevin Costner and you get a more Earp family aspect.
Thanks! I knew it was based on real people and events but you know how loose they are sometimes 😂
Tombstone is a classic Western with unforgettable dialogue and action. Val Kilmer's Doc Holliday steals the show. #WyattEarp #GunfightAtTheOKCorral
Dana Delaney, everyone loved her. CHINA BEACH, was unforgettable
Don’t think I know that 🤔
@@RhetoricalThrill It was a TV show and not what you think. In the day, everyone watched it when it aired. We didn't have Tivo back then. Also, NORTHERN EXPOSURE. with Janine Turner was a cultural icon.
Great action flick and Val Kilmer was fantastic in this
I’d have to sit down and rank them to be sure, but honestly one of his very best.
'That's just my game.' Doc is a dude 👍 Cheers RT
Doc is THE best!
You calling someone obnoxious is hilarious.🤣
I like to think I’m obnoxious in my own kind of way.
Those men were not disarmed. If they were, they wouldn't have been able to shoot.😂
😂 probably best they didn’t believe the sheriff on that one, like my dumb ass 🤣
@@RhetoricalThrill the sheriff lied, trying to avoid violence. You're fine.😉
(leeringly) "They gonna shoot HER?" Damn, woman!
I got a lil salty 😂
I actually rode my bike to Tombstone once and I had a gun in a fanny pack. I didn't know you couldn't be armed in Tombstone. But the rest of Arizona was fine
Oops, glad you didn’t get caught 😂
10:45 Well take solace in the fact that in rl her and Wyatt hated each other by the time he died...
Aw, that is actually sad. Real people are much more complicated
An all star cast in this movie. Even a cameo from the great Charlton Heston. If you don't like Westerns then I kind of get the feeling you have just been seeing the wrong ones. There are a lot of must see westerns. Tombstone is a great introduction to the genre.
I think it’s more like I don’t seek them out, or they don’t interest me. But like I say, a good movie is a good movie, and this one is definitely good!
@@RhetoricalThrill I think often people aren't sure about westerns, but later find out just how inspirational westerns have been to other movie genres.
For people I know well, I try to recommend a western I think fits their interests. For people I don't know well, I strongly recommend "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" (1962). I believe it is a must watch movie with something that everyone can appreciate, no matter what their preferred movie genre. It gives us excellent character portrayals of imperfect people going through life rather than "idealistic heroes kicking ass" (which I also enjoy, BTW).
PS: I subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to seeing more of your reactions.
I sincerely appreciate you subbing, I hope I can keep entertaining you!
Wyatt and Maddy were not married. See the movie Wyatt Earp starring Kevin Costner.
I read later that they were “common law” married, and they acted like they were so I got confused 😂
9:40 Yeah...
Wow, you are just hitting 1 after another of my favorite flicks!
Val Kilmer stole the show!
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I’m your Huckleberry. 🤠🐄
* And yes. A gun in the face made it equal.
The actual history is incredibly complex and there are arguments to this day about most of the individuals and events. The shoot out at the OK Coral was probably somewhat close to what happened. Improbably the shoot out at the creek with Curly Bill did involve Wyatt miraculously surviving a hail of gunfire unscathed though the exact details are somewhat different. Wyatt and at least one of his brothers were pimps at different points in their lives. Reportedly Mattie and some of the Earp wives were prostitutes. It wasn't completely unusual for women who worked as protitutes to end up married and community leaders, not standard for sure but not that unusual either. Wyatt came to fame due to the shoot out at the coral and later a biography by Stuart Lake - Frontier Marshall that was made into a movie in 1934. Probably also didn't hurt that many actors and directors in Hollywood sought out and knew Wyatt before his death in 1929.
The old west was something else, that’s for sure
Young Guns movies are great Western movies too about Billy the Kid.
Surprised you didn’t notice Aidan Shaw from Sex and the City.
Never watched that show 😂 There were a few others I missed that I should have known though, damn mustaches!
@@RhetoricalThrill sorry, you look like a sex in the city kind of gal, all classy and glamorous. :)
I have heard and read that Val Kilmer's line was actually "I'm your huckleBEARER." A "huckle" was a southern word for the handle built into a casket so that the pallBEARERS could help transport it. A hucklebearer would simply be the person carrying you to your grave. If you listen closely, Val could be saying either word with the accent he was using.
That myth has been debunked. Nowhere in history was the word Hucklebearer used. Huckleberry was used often in that context.
@@jimj9040 Also, huckleberries, the actual berries were given to knights who would save people. It was a sign of valor.
To be educated back then was to know Latin (as shown in the scene) and much history and cultures.
(Oh what it would be to have an ACTUAL education.... 🤔)
Totally incorrect. It is huckleberry, always has been
I've read that too
@@freebirdallen well , it's wrong.
Doc is saying "Hukle Bearer". A huckle is the handle on a casket, The Bearer is who carries it. Everybody thinks he says huckleberry
That’s what I always heard it as 😂 whoops
@@RhetoricalThrill lol me too for years
Just like doc holliday's line,"..i beg to differ sir.."kilmer already published his autobiography in april 21st 2020 called I'M YOUR HUCKLEBERRY..that sums up the actual line in the movie doesnt it?
wrong. it is, in fact, huckleberry.
@@deadassdgaf100 Take the tour in Montana where he went through. The tour guide will side with me.
Great movie.
It’s excellent!
"Can you imagine living in a time when a gun can be put in your face for the slightest offense?" Yes. I'm a US citizen so it is pretty common because we like to do things the stupid way and let everyone even domestic abusers own a gun
You're funny. Yay
thank you 🙂
Some people are like the very woman you hate. I hate BS and beating around the Bush, and I don't have patience for people who have standards and checkpoints for every aspect of life. It's hard to be happy and content when you are constantly check a checklist while comparing yourself to whatever trend happens to be happy. My wife said to me that she all but fell in love with me when I met her the first time. I'm in no way saying my way is the best or the opposite way is wrong. Just pointing out that People like Josie exist and it's not as out of thin air as you think. Being blunt and not BS'ing has its pros and cons..and I've definitely messed up because I couldn't keep my mouth shut. So trust me ..I'm not preaching at all.
That’s fair, I appreciate different attitudes in real life people, she just felt like a stereotype to me. Thanks for sharing your perspective 💜
9:39 😂😂😅😊😢
Poor Doc
Their wives were most likely prostitutes, so that's probably what Sam probably meant lol
Oh my, I did NOT think of that 😂
@@RhetoricalThrill I believe Wyatt's 'Wife" was a Common Law Marriage ( Legal / Not Legal ).
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Another great western movie to watch is purgatory
Hello, how's it going?
Going great, man, life is good!
Oh my I’m a face man why I like you lol
The earps were pimps
They really don’t make that clear do they? 😂
An Oregon Trail T-shirt, that's (cool) time period relevant!! Nice! >XD
Kurt Russell - Western Horror - Bone Tomahawk is a really good film!
Unforgiven w/ Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman and The Quick and the Dead w/ Gene Hackman, Sharon Stone, Russell Crowe, the original Dumbledore (actor? Richard Harris) and a young Leonardo DiCaprio are both two western's worthy of a watch. Not my genre either, just good films!
You’re the only one who’s caught that 😂
Those are all ones I want to get to, so glad to hear it!
Lol, remember playing that game at Primary school in the 80's; assume you've played it as well!?
Awesome to hear. Dancing with Wolves is a classic, must, if you've not seen it
Plan to do any Eastern films? If so, I can highly recommend "Hero", "House of Flying Daggers" and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". They all have excellent and involved stories, outstanding fight choreography and all, especially Hero, are beautifully shot with striking colour palettes; a delightful feast for the eyes!
LOL just go bang in the woods...... hilarious.
😂
Someone is jelly and peanut butter
I’m not sure that’s it 😂 Now Sam’s wife… 🤣
Who’s coming with me
HELL’S COMIN WITH ME!!! 💜
Tombstone was much better than the other movie called “Wyatt Earp”, in my opinion. Curly Bill shooting the Marshall was no accident. It’s amazing how people can see the same thing and comprehend it so differently. Uh..if they were disarmed and the shootout didn’t need to happen how did they shoot back? More attention to detail girl.
I’ll give you the shootout, I only knew what the sheriff said and didn’t realize until keyed that he was BSing 😂 But it did look to me that curly Bill didn’t mean to shoot, he was just off his nut on opium 🤔
@@RhetoricalThrill sorry, gotta respectfully disagree, Curly Bill did it on purpose and then tried to act like it was accidental. Guns don’t go off when you hand them over properly. Also, from a guy’s perspective (thinking with our little head) I would have chased after that actress, too. Oh and Wyatt wasn’t married. It was a common law kinda thing in a time when there wasn’t such laws.
In the actual event, Fred White, who was really a lot younger than depicted here, lived long enough to say that the gun went off by accident when he tried to take it from Curly Bill.
@@chardtomp i wonder if he said that out of fear of retaliation by the Cowboys.
13,28 Yeah that part always confused me. He's holding 6 shooters why don't you just wait for 12 shots and then arrest him
"Bill Paxton?? Everyone's in this movie!!"
Bill Paxton: That's right.
Five star edit!
Your knowledge of actors is impressive. I was particularly impressed that you know Thomas Hayden Church's name. You must've grown up watching "Wings" too.
"It's not revenge he's after...it's a reckoning." I think Doc means it's unimpassioned and calculated. Wyatt's not killing the cowboys for personal reasons, but instead to send an unmistakable message that their shit will no longer be tolerated.
"Wyatt Earp is my friend."
"Hell, I got lots of friends."
"I don't."
I always loved that interaction, because I think it says a lot about Doc. And I don't think it says that Doc isn't good at making friends. I think it says that Doc is very particular about who he lets in his inner circle. He would rather be intensely loyal to a few people, than just well acquainted with several.
Doc and Wyatt knew that Wyatt couldn't beat Johnny Ringo, because Johnny's quicker with the draw. But Doc knew he could. So he tricked Wyatt in giving him a star so that he could kill Johnny Ringo for him.
Yeah, the women in this movie were pretty worthless. That's my biggest complaint too. But eh, whatever...Val Kilmer was impossibly charming, so I can look past it.
Ah, thank you for noticing that edit, I thought it was pretty funny too 😂
I didn’t watch Wings, but I know Church from George of the Jungle and Spider-Man 3.
And thanks for breaking down the reckoning vs revenge part. That makes sense, especially how Wyatt kept just saying “NO.”
@@RhetoricalThrill There was some irony there as well - first Wyatt savea Curly(Whooop, Whoooop, Whooop! , N yaaay), then later nearly (as accounts of the fight relate) nearly cuts him in half with the shotgun.
But this is a true story.
I did know that, but I didn’t actually know any of it, so I still got to be surprised 😊
MY GOD! THIS CHICK GAVE ME A HEAD ACK
I hear that’s a common problem for those of low IQ
@@RhetoricalThrill Then why did you vote for a ZOMBIE. Have fun with all your friends in the middle east between the desert to the sea. JOE did that. MISS. I. Q.
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Wyatt and Maddie were not married.
I could have sworn they called her his wife, my bad 😂
Nobody wanted a piece of Doc if they were in their right mind. He was way too fast on the draw for anyone's good but his own.
Too true. Imagine if he wasn’t sick!
You may have over analyzed why Wyatt is supposed to be interested in the hot actress lol...
Quite likely 😂
@@nicksterj Damn, she looked very nice at 37
Also I would suggest watching Wyatt Earp with Kevin Costner. And if you want to watch another REALLY good modern western movie watch Dances With Wolves.
I’ve seen Dances With Wolves but I definitely want to see Wyatt Earp now!
In real life, Maddie was a prostitute and Wyatt was a pimp/bouncer at the cat house where he worked. They were never legally married. Precious? Hell no.
Maddie was, like many people back then, an accidental addict. Laudlum was a combination of cocaine, opium and alcohol. It was used to treat everything from headaches to menstral cramps to war wounds.
People didn't know about addiction, but they soon found out they couldn't live without it.
I disagree with your assertion that Maddie was prissy. What she was, was hurt. She wasnt blind to Wyatt's attraction to Sarah, and she turned cold towards him.
But I DO agree with you about Sarah, who later went by Josephine. I don't find it romantic that she actively got between Wyatt and Maddie, who was troubled but loved him deeply. Anyone who has been in Maddie's shoes can relate.
Thanks for the extra info! It helps to get the full picture 😊
Val as Doc Holiday never said I'm your Huckleberry... He said I'm your Huckle Barrier. A Buckle is handle on a coffin. A Buckle Barrier is a person helping to carry a coffin at a funeral. Him saying I'm your Huckle Barrier means he is the one to carry you to your grave! So many people get this wrong and thinks he is saying Huckleberry, which dose not make sense to say.
Doc’s line to Ringo “I’m your Huckleberry” has become pretty famous since this movie was released. Maybe suggesting that he and Ringo were kindred spirits. However most historians believe he’s actually telling Ringo “I’m your huckle bearer” which is basically a pallbearer. He’s telling Ringo he send him to his grave.
Big difference between those two meanings 😂 Thanks for watching!
No historical evidence of hucklebearer. It's just a dumb internet thing that keeps getting repeated.
More truth...Wyatt and Doc had A falling out and were not friends at the end of Doc's life. Doc did not like Wyatt's wife because she was Jewish. In true life Doc Holiday was a very bad raises, bad tempered and a bit of a sycophantic.