"DOC HOLLIDAY" Rises From The Dead "TO HUNT JOHNNY RINGO"
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- Tombstone is a 1993 American Western film directed by George P. Cosmatos, written by Kevin Jarre (who was also the original director, but was replaced early in production, and starring Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer, with Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Michael Biehn, and Dana Delany in supporting roles, as well as narration by Robert Mitchum.
The film is loosely based on real events that took place in the 1880s in Southeast Arizona, including the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral and the Earp Vendetta Ride. It depicts several Western outlaws and lawmen, such as Wyatt Earp, William Brocius, Johnny Ringo, and Doc Holliday. Tombstone was released by Hollywood Pictures in theatrical wide release in the United States on December 25, 1993, grossing $73.2 million worldwide. The film was a financial success, and for the Western genre, it ranks number 16 in the list of highest-grossing films since 1979. Six months later, the similarly themed film Wyatt Earp was released with far less commercial success.[5] Critical reception was generally positive, with the acting, directing, and story receiving praise. Particular praise went towards Val Kilmer's memorable performance as the hard-drinking Doc Holliday. The film has become a cult classic since its release.
Plot
In 1879, members of an outlaw gang known to wear red sashes called the Cowboys, led by "Curly Bill" Brocius, ride into a Mexican town and interrupt a local police officer's wedding. They then proceed to massacre the assembled policemen in retribution for killing two of their fellow gang members. Shortly before being shot, a local priest warns them that their acts of murder and savagery will be avenged, referencing the biblical fourth horseman.
Wyatt Earp, a retired peace officer with a notable reputation, reunites with his brothers Virgil and Morgan in Tucson, Arizona, where they venture on toward Tombstone to settle down. There they encounter Wyatt's long-time friend Doc Holliday, who is seeking relief in the dry climate from his worsening tuberculosis. Josephine Marcus and Mr. Fabian are also newly arrived with a traveling theater troupe. Meanwhile, Wyatt's common-law wife, Mattie Blaylock, is becoming dependent on laudanum. Wyatt and his brothers begin to profit from a stake in a gambling emporium and saloon when they have their first encounter with the Cowboys.
As tensions rise, Wyatt is pressured to help rid the town of the Cowboys, though he is no longer a lawman. Curly Bill begins shooting at the sky after a visit to an opium den and is told by Marshal Fred White to relinquish his firearms. Curly Bill accidentally shoots the marshal dead and is forcibly taken into custody by Wyatt. The arrest infuriates Ike Clanton and the other Cowboys. Curly Bill stands trial but is found not guilty due to a lack of witnesses. Virgil, unable to tolerate lawlessness, becomes the new marshal and imposes a weapons ban within the city limits. This leads to a gunfight at the O.K. Corral, in which Billy Clanton and the McLaury brothers are killed. Virgil and Morgan are wounded, and the allegiance of county sheriff Johnny Behan with the Cowboys is made clear. As retribution for the Cowboy deaths, Wyatt's brothers are ambushed; Morgan is killed, while Virgil is left handicapped. .
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A sickly, dying man, and yet he still had Ringo shaking in his boots at the sight of him... Doc Holiday was a different breed.
Nobody is more dangerous than a dying man
@@zi326 100 procent true words.
He wasn't as sick as he let on ... Or so he says 😉
That look on Johnny Ringo's face after Doc says "I Wasn't." Priceless. Man Val was good in this movie. Eff the Oscars for not even putting Val in as one of the Nominees for best Supporting actor category. He should have won it too.
Neither was an oppressed transgender person of color, so it makes sense.
@@mzbarsk But they did dance around till the climax.
@@mzbarskhow many transgender people of Color have won an Oscar. Give us a list my downtrodden friend.
@@mzbarsk The irony of your comment considering the movies/themes that dominated the 1994 Academy Awards, from which Tombstone was snubbed.
“I cant beat him can I?” Yet goes anyway. That’s what an honest, real man does.
You know I was thinking about this scene today.
Maybe Doc said what he said to see if Wyatt was going in without him as his ace.
When Doc saw Wyatt make the decision to go, without him, he thought, this is a honourable , courageous man who doesn’t need me and is willing to fight and die for everyone around him.
Then I thought, did doc pull himself up out of his bed to help his friend in his time of need, or did doc get energy and got better because of his friends courageous?
Who knows? I don’t.
But it’s such a great movie when it makes you think like this.
Or a well scripted movie character, yeah but I know what you mean
@@damiencerutti6269i think doc already knew the measure of Wyatt's character long before they were in tombstone. In many ways they are opposites, but Doc has acted nothing but cordial in his interactions.
Should have got an oscar for this one. And hats off to Michael Bein. Should have got an honorable mention. This is one of the single most iconic scenes in cinematic history. By far.
I like how there was no hesitation when Doc answered Wyatt's question about not being able to beat Ringo. Doc was just like: nope lol
Everyone needs a friend like Doc
I wish I had one
Your`e a daisy.
@@cccccc4532 Takes time and integrity.
Val Kilmer and Michael Biehn are such actors that only time gives them enough credit for their performances. Very talented indeed.
The smirk Holliday gives after that line the amusement of Ringo "slowly" working his way up his pistol and him just tapping in anticipation knowing that truly he was no daisy. No daisy at all.
? Wtf are you saying?
@@0532MOET crumb
holliday says your no daisy, meaning he wasnt better/faster than holliday and the smirk kinda proves he knew that alrdy
@@chrisgallagher6446exactly. As soon as he saw him making for his gun instead of pursuing the long game with witts he exposed a weakness it was over before he even drew
Johnny Ringo was fast. He was an amazing gunslinger. Which is why Wyatt knew he was likely going to his death. Bad news for him is that Doc was just that much better
Great movie, packed with great actors giving superb performances, but even amongst such a cavalcade of talent Val Kilmer's performance as Holliday stands out as special..
For sure. What a masterpiece by Val Kilmer!
The guy that played Johnny Ringo did a great job acting to
Of COURSE, HE'S THE IMMORTAL kYLE REESE AND THE LEADER OF THE NAVY SEALS IN THE ROCK FILM.
@@higherpurpose1212Wasn’t he Kyle Reese in “The Terminator” and Commander Anderson in “The Rock”?
He was Lt. James Curran in “Navy Seals”, as well.
Dude is great in every role he plays.
@@brokl26 he was also the bad guy in the abyss
@@lucidnightmare9290 Absolutely. He’s done so many movies. I’m sure I’ve even missed a few.
Michael Biehn
Say when. One of the most epic scenes in any movie ever.
Loved Val in this. Never gets old. I’m your huckleberry. Classic line
one of my favourite movies of all time.
I love the sudden crescendo of the soundtrack as they finally draw, really has that classic, dramatic western vibe with the horns blaring like that. Timeless movie all around.
To any fan of Tombstone, which I haven’t found one yet, has to get the edition where they have the extra disc of the making of it and comes with an actual map of the OK Corral and surrounding streets. There will never be a western ever done as good as this one. Absolute gem.
Imagine being shot in the head then the worst part being told "you're no daisy"
That Johnny Ringo never aspired to BE a daisy notwithstanding. “They can’t explain the tarnished star above the name of Ringo.”-Lorne Greene
"say when" dueling a man that already has the reaper's hand on his shoulder is a terrifying prospect.
I saw an interview with Micheal Biehn who said he and Val Kilmer choregraphed this scene.
The build up for this shootout is great throughout the movie. That makes this scene as one of the best.
Incredible how Doc used a "deathbed grift" to trick Wyatt into giving him the badge so that he could engage Ringo with the badge and draw him into a gun fight. Brilliant writing and genius acting by both Kilmer and Bean.
Just 24 karat gold at caliber and diamonds 💎 of acclaim in this scene, everywhere, including the look on Kurt Russell's face 😲:;😦:;😟.
What is surprising is that Johnny took on a lawman - that could've been the perfect excuse to get out of it, but he was hell bent on killing doc. Bad idea.
@@ianhinrichsendrummer2113 he didn't want to face Doc
Well, he could've easily got out of it then, but he chose to take him on. Perfect excuse to go home! 😊@@drewfromyay882
@@drewfromyay882 He didn't want to face Doc, but Doc was not going to give him a way out regardless of what Ringo wanted. Ringo knew he had no choice but to face Doc in a duel to the death.
Your the first person I've seen get that. Ringo said he would kill Wyatt and all his deputies. Doc knew if he wore the star Ringo couldn't back out
Although this scene is largely invented, the historical attention to detail is still great. In real life nobody really knows who shot Johnny Ringo but his death was offically recorded as a suicide (Doc was apparently in a different state at this time). Ringo was found with an angled gun shot to the front side of the temple, and here they have Doc shooting him from the hip to achieve this. Ringo was also found with only one round discharged from his pistol, which they have him doing here as he staggers forward. The location is about correct, and Ringo was buried where he was found. You can visit his grave.
The shot that killed Ringo was in his right temple between his eye and ear, not above the left eye toward the hairline, with an exit wound at the top back of his head. He was found sitting against a tree, and the man who found him, Robert Boller, located where the bullet entered the tree not far from his head. Ringo had been drinking heavily for the previous two weeks and was depressed, and had apparently fallen off his horse and even out of his boots, as strips of his shirt were found around his feet and his horse was found two weeks later, still with its saddle and apparently with at least one boot still in the stirrups. It's not hard to imagine someone like Ringo, already battling depression and so drunk he can barely stay on his horse, falling off, making a hash of attempts to fashion protection for his feet, and deciding to end it all.
*_"The last charge of Wyatt Earp and his immortals "_*
_They say you live as long as the last person who mentions your name,_
_which pretty much means those characters actually will be Immortal._
I'e heard it as "everyone dies twice. There's the first time, and then again, a little later, when someone says your name for the last time."
One of the greatest scenes ever filmed!
This movie and heat with D Niro are by far my favorite Val Kilmer movies
Kilmer in Tombstone is why I never discount his portrayal of Batman in Batman Forever; he's the reason why his scenes in Tombstone are the ones I prefer to watch. You can also see his footprints in Wynonna Earp, where Doc is portrayed by Tim Rozon.
Wyatt once he realized what happened and it soaks in that Doc got his boys back, must have been one of the biggest "Thank God" moments lol. Doc is a real one!
I can't explain enough how emotionally affected I was by this film and the way in which someone is ready to lay down his life for his friend.
God did say there no greater love than to lay down your life for your brethren
One of the Best Films of all Time 😷
" well i wasn't" what a great line
Great movie. By all accounts Kurt Russell is to be credited for making it happen despite all odds.
MAN!!! I GOTTA WATCH THIS AGAIN!!! One of the greatest movies ever!!! 🙏❤
This was the greatest gunfight scene ever, I loved Doc just toying with Ringo, he knew he was going to kill him. Doc wasn't even phased as Ringo started to go for his gun, he just tapped the butt of his, like I will give you that head start, and he did this with a cigarette in his left hand. This twirl back into the holster and the move with the cigarette across his lips was fucking EPIC. I keep rewatching that part alone over and over .. LMAO!!!!
The tension here for me when I watched it was not because of Ringo might be faster than him, because Doc and the audience knew he wasn't, but that Doc might have another coughing attack at the crucial time that would make Ringo kill him.
😂😂@@gogadantes8699I didn't think of it that way
"oh my hypocracy only goes so far" is almost a hidden gem. Doc couln't pretend he was a man of the law, but he could be a friend on his dying breath if need be. My actual favorite line of him tho is "that must be a daisy of a hand"
Vin: “So far, so good.”
Doc needed that star so Ringo couldn't back out. Ringo swore to kill Wyatt and all his deputies unfortunately for Ringo Doc just happened to become a deputy
* ''a peach of a hand'' :)
The music score really sets the tense encounter...
One of the best showdowns since the Shane vs. Jack Wilson.
Shane is underrated
Say when. Val made this movie one of the best. His performance playing the character made me laugh and love this film. All through out the film i wanted to see more and more of him playing doc holiday.
Daisies sprouts up from the ground beautifully, "You're no daisy, You're no daisy at all 🤣🤣
"Say when"
Love how he cons his way into the badge so that he could bait Ringo with it.
"Indeed sir". I'll always talk to old friends as Doc does.
And it was at that point Ringo Star realised he had f-d up.
Tombstone, American Outlaw and Open Range. Great movies.
Young Guns n seraphim falls . Is the great movie too ...
Doc comes into frame glowing showing he is the divine one.
Imo the best Western ever made..... But it's my favorite movie of all time so I'm biased.
This and Dazed and Confused..
😊
i never see val kilmer .. he played doc holiday so deep
2 of my favorite actors in one of the best movies ever
Bruh..... this is probably the best quickdraw showdown I've ever captured between 2 A+ list action stars at the top of their game. This movie was kinda you're "expendables" where to biggest actors played historical western roles.
Doc Holiday was a real friend and true gangsta
I still love that Doc trash talks a basically already dead (but just ain’t fell over yet) Johnny Ringo as he’s stumbling to his final resting place. Shows there’s truly no love lost at all. 😂
Doc didn't even put the cigarette down. Such a boss move. If i were Ringo i would notice that and just accept my beta position. Like this dude isn't worried about me whatsoever
Fantastic film and cast.
AWESOME movie with great actors👍
Love this scene for the OH S look Ringo gets.
Great movie! great scene! they won't ever make um like this anymore.. it's a shame. I just watched this movie the other day actually.
Doc didn’t care he knew he was dying anyway had NOTHING to loose
Image a time when men were so honorable they would put their life on the line for a friend……..
Val was amazing & the whole film was amazing.
Amazing film, amazing acting, but Val Kilmer is absolutely unbelievable.
I wasn't. We all saw it coming, yet it is a great moment to ear
Man!!.. Val played that part to the bone.. Still 🔥 2024..
I always think there should have been a subtle fart noise when Johnny Ringo realizes it’s Doc not Wyatt.
The level of respect...... and love.
I just found out today and I'm 60 that on my Grandmother's side Doc Holiday was 4th Cousin and 2x removed? And I thought being related to General Pershing was the ultimate! Apparently he visited my Great Grandmothers house..How cool is that!
They did a great job to replicate that spot where he died. His grave is right by a tree. Never been but will go this fall.
Love that scene!
My favorite part of the whole movie
I love this movie
Thing is, Doc had a lot more to live for than Ringo even with one foot in the grave. Friendship and loyalty. That’s why my husband and I base our marriage on that first. A spouse, you can divorce. A true friend, even God won’t dare break those bonds.
Super Superb Movie.
Ringo was expecting Wyatt but instead got a man whom he had doubts if he could beat.
He not only had doubts, he knew he could not beat Doc Halliday. The look on his face when Doc emerged from the shadows says it all: one of hidden terror.
He deserved an Oscar
Great western
2:16 That was some good makeup for a pasty look.
Johnny had that rare condition where when he got shot in the head, his lungs stopped working. They call it hard head brown butt.
The real moment is when Ringo adjusts his hand to get closer to the pistol but Doc already is set on the Cross Draw when he taps his gun.
I caught that too...
@@carllouisyoungwow, you both caught something that was…explicitly shown on the screen? Astonishing, you two must be the most perceptive humans on this planet.
Clowns.
The look in Johnnys eyes when Doc flashed the badge it was like he was accepting that he was most likely going to die in that moment just had to decide if he was gonna go down fighting or not
Doc also made sure to not hide his sickness. Feigning weakness gave Ringo that last burst of confidence to override his (rather justified) hesitation.
It is a movie.
Doc Holliday in real life an original bad ass
If I could travel back in time…. Cure Doc Holliday of TB and get Wild Bill RK on his eyes. History would be bloodier😂
Now that's a friend
You’re no daisy. You’re no daisy at all
Doc had an edge. He was doomed anyway, so it scarcely mattered. This meant hand speed became much more important than-say, Bill Hickock accuracy.
Why Johnny Ringo looks like somebody just walked over you're grave.the shook look that Johnny realized that it wasn't Earp it was Holiday.
Doc had to be the one to kill Ringo. Ringo threatened his best friend earlier in the film. Doc stepped in then but Ringo got away. Doc never forgot. When you are friends like Doc and Wyatt were, you don’t let someone threaten your best friend like that.
Once upon a time, a relative of mine was a gun slinger.
The last charge of Wyatt Earp and his immortals 🐎⚔️
This was my second favorite scene, so well acted by both men, But in my opinion it could have been better in one way. The bar scene where they met and spoke in latin, this should have been done in latin as well. that way it could literally bookend this whole progression of theirs. It would have necessitated translation subtitles, but i think it'd have made the scene even better. It would have been two educated men on a field of honor
One time is ok. Two times is repetition.
I'm a little confused. Doc only fired once, but there are two holes in Ringo, one in his head and one in his chest.
Boy the look on Wyatt’s face
A sick Doc walks a healthy Ringo to his death. The fight was over the night Ringo tried to show off his skill at the poker table. Watch the scene with a drunk Doc playing with his empty glass.
Wyatt knew he couldn't beat Ringo, just like Ringo knew he couldn't beat Doc. Doc couldn't beat turbocleosis.
"Come on!" Come on Johnny!"
Ringo look like a robot shutting down
Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo finished which started in the Casino
When you fuck around and find out.
❤️
"Say When"
Ringo isn't quite sure if Doc is here to kill him or get a mercy killing.
That was Val Kilmer best performance I think
I don't know 😮😮
Big Nose Kate was Hungarian like me 🇭🇺💪
such a fu*&ing amazing movie
Even doc knew who daisy domergue was 😂😮😅😂