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After success cleaning up Dodge City, Wyatt Earp moves to Tombstone, Arizona, and wishes to get rich in obscurity. He meets his brothers there, as well as his old friend Doc Holliday. A band of outlaws that call themselves The Cowboys are causing problems in the region with various acts of random violence, and inevitably come into confrontation with Holliday and the Earps, which leads to a shoot-out at the O.K. Corral User rating: 8,4 of 10 Duration: 130 m directed by: Kevin Jarre countries: USA Kevin Jarre

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Tombstone movie rating. I just adored Tombstone. Still one of my fave films. Every actor hit their top. I'll be your Huckleberry. Man I miss the 90's, when we were all happy and didn't know it. And we had some good ass movies like this to watch. Tombstone movie free online. Tombstone movie cast of characters.

Doc goes through like 30 rounds in less than a minute 😂

Tombstone movie meme. Tombstone movie music. This is one of my favourite of the late 1980s, early 1990s Westerns, but while it might be trying to invigorate the conventions of the genre, it just seems a bit heavy handed and unfocused. It has none of the concision of My Darling Clementine, the sense that the filmmakers can use the conventions of the genre to form a complex system of meanings; it feels as though the filmmakers learnt the rules of the genre by studying rambling 1960s Westerns or maybe TV Westerns like The High Chaparral. But, although its use of Western conventions and tropes is a little uncertain, Tombstone has its interests. The Earps are up against organized crime, a super gang - Ike Clanton is a minor figure within the gang. And we know the baddies are baddies because in the first sequence they killed some Mexican a a priest. What is interesting is that Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) is trying to avoid his heroic role: he is the Western hero in that he has the skills of the Western hero (good with guns, coolly commands the situation, etc), but he tries to avoid his role as mythic lawman, saviour of the community. He just wants to earn some money running the town's gambling - traditionally the entrepreneur is a dubious figure in the Western, his self-concern pits him against the community: Tombstone leaves it open, is Wyatt Earp denying the needs of the community or is he sensibly looking after his own? (Is he a 1980s Reaganite hero? ) It's his brothers who do the right thing (at least in terms of traditional Western morality) and make a stand for the community against the criminals, drawing Wyatt in. And it is only after the gunfight at the O. K. Corral and Wyatt's brothers are bushwhacked that Wyatt takes full control of the situation, but his motivations are not to support the community (the role of the traditional Western hero), rather he is motivated by revenge: we see him, for instance, shooting down the outlaws with little regard for traditional ideals of justice (and this contrasts with an earlier scene where he stops a lynch mob: a traditional action of the hero). However, there is no particular critique of his actions: the outlaws are such a bad lot (and here is the importance of the first sequence) that it is difficult to care about their fate. As well as this plot there is a secondary romance, Earp falling for the actress Josephine Marcus (Dana Delany): she is interesting, a variation of the archetypal Western character the saloon girl, but Tombstone gives her a new symbolic role: she is a figure of hedonism, living for the moment - and the film gives this a positive value. She therefore contrasts with Earp as entrepreneur and as lawman/man of violence - yet, despite the promise, the film doesn't work this through in any particularly interesting way. (And Wyatt has a wife, but she is a laudanum junkie who becomes increasingly shrewish and then disappears from the film - this just seems unfocused. ) Tombstone is a bit of a confused mess, having lots of Western tropes, sometimes using them in original ways, but often just uncertain what it is doing with them: there seems to be an ambition to build on Western conventions in new ways, but the film never manages to be clear how it is doing this. Published Votes are used to help determine the most interesting content on RYM. Vote up content that is on-topic, within the rules/guidelines, and will likely stay relevant long-term. Vote down content which breaks the rules.

1:34 it was at that moment he knew she done had fucked up lol. 🤣🤣🤣 but for real this movie was awesome love it best western ever. 🙌🏽. You know why Doc Holliday went down in history for being such a great gun fighter? Cuz he's the only guy who can get 3 shots from a double barrel shotgun. Did you notice. Tombstone movie actors. Tombstone movies. All of these male actors could of won the Oscar ! Great acting and great movie ! 🧔🙆. Tombstone movie soundtrack. 200th comment. Wheres my free rolex. Tombstone movie maker. Tombstone movie bloopers. Is that an 8.4.2 Smith and wesson heas got, O.m g. I've not yet begun to defile myself.

Goddamn look at all those glorious mustaches haha

Them guns don't scare me, cause without them guns, you're just a skinny lunger, now Ed, what an ugly thing to say It really was pretty insulting, since there was no proof of Doc cheating, just talking trash. Tombstone movie page imdb. Tombstone. So much better than Wyatt Earp or the silly Gunfight at OK Corral. 're we cross. “Im afraid the strain was more than he could bare.” Love that line. Excelent song! 🔥 🔥 ⚡️. 1:12 is what i cam for, i'm satisfied. Tombstone movie quotes doc holliday. Wow👍😍. Tombstone movie memes. Doc draws, shoots Johnny ringo, holsters his gun before Johnny hits the ground. This movie is most often criticized for being a typical `Hollywood' misinterpretation of historical fact and seriously distorts the legend of Wyatt Earp and Tombstone. It is often quoted that `My Daugter Clemitine' or `Gunfight at the O.K. Corral' were better movies. In actual fact Tombstone was the most accurate description of the events that took place in Tombstone Arizona in 1880 1882 then any movie before it. A number of Hollywood liberties were taken with the myth but they were made in the interest of making the story more entertaining and broadly appealing then a serious lack of respect for the actual history. Kevin Jarre, the screenwriter, did a lot of research on the legend of Tombstone and the Earps involvement resulting in most of the main plot points being historically correct.
The gunfight near the OK Corral was the most accurate put on screen. If you use the trials - The Earps (Virg and Morgan did not attend because of their wounds) and Holliday were arrested two days after the fight - eye witness accounts plus local newspaper accounts following the event you would find that this was very close to the way that it actually happened. It was also why they were found not guilty of murder.
You will find compromises made to make it a more entertaining movie but even when doing so subtle things were done to increase the historical validity of the film. For instance, Virgil and Morgan were not shot on the same night (a plot point combined to keep the film moving) but as an example of a subtle point related to the history Morgan's dog was at the scene of the shooting and was howling while he lay dying on the pool table (A newspaper article the next day described the scene of death and mentioned the loyal dog whining for his master. There are tonnes of little subtle things done like this that point to the historical record of events.
Another criticism is the relationship between Josie and Wyatt seemed to be direct Hollywood manipulation with the throwing in of a love interest. Again, this actually happened. Tombstone is where Wyatt met Josie, Johnny Behan was her original boyfriend, and Wyatt's relationship with her did add tension to the situation (Behan was a supporter of the Cowboys) and also complicated the troubles Wyatt had with Mattie during this period. Also based on personal accounts about the kind of person Josie was, I felt Dana Delaney did a good job portraying Josie's personality accurately.
Even some of the questionable events can be argued to be real. For instance, in 1883 Johnny Ringo was found dead under an oak tree with a bullet wound to the head. He didn't have his boots on and his gunbelt was on upside down. It was of wide belief at the time that he committed suicide but some facts refute this. The main of which is his wound did not show any signs (flash burns) one would normally find when holding a pistol to your head. Ringo and Doc did hate each other and there were numerous accounts of run ins with each other while Doc was in Tombstone. It is agreed that Doc often said he didn't want to die with his boots off (meaning while he was asleep) and with his TB wanted to go out with a blaze of glory. Again, the subtle use of dialogue here is evident. Doc's referral to `Daisy' which in those days meant `a person of high reputation' was used to communicate this thought. At the Ok Corral one of the Clanton/Mclaurys says `I have you now' and Val Kilmers response `You're a daisy if you do. After shooting Ringo he says `Your no daisy' referring to his disappointment in not being killed. So is Jarre incorrect in showing Doc Holliday as the killer of Johnny Ringo? Maybe so, maybe not, but again you can see the attention to detail that lies just below the surface, with a thorough understanding of the facts that allows for some educated guesses around some of the more mysterious and unexplained events of the time.
In terms of the facts, the only thing missing in my opinion is the under representation of the political undertones that existed in the 1880's Tombstone. The representation of the cowboys' as a gang of criminals instead of a gang of democratic (political affiliation) ruralistic cattle herders who were maybe a little more grey then black in terms of crime, and their confrontation with the silver mining republican capitalists that Wyatt Earp was paid to protect. These tensions (personified in number of political battles e.g. The Earps and Holliday were implicated by the Cowboys to be responsible for the killing of a stage driver in a botched hold up when the facts clearly showed that the Cowboys were behind it) were what ultimately led to the showdown near the OK Corral though the events of Ike Clanton from the night before were correct (Most of the participants in the gunfight did play poker the night before!
The bottom line is this is a good film with some excellent performances. It is in fact closer to the truth then many of its predecessors and is much better scripted movie then Wyatt Earp, which should have been a documentary. Kurt Russel's Wyatt Earp is dead on in retrospect to the facts given by people who knew him and Val Kilmers Doc is the best ever done. The supporting cast is good at capturing the nature of their real life characters. Despite what has been said about the ridiculousness of the moustaches and costumes, they were true to what was the fashion in 1880 - 1883 Tombstone.
All in all, this is a fun filled entertaining movie that is closer to the truth then any other movie to come out of Hollywood on the subject. In fact, this maybe why there are some Western fans who did not like this movie, maybe it was too much based on reality.

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Probably the best role Kilmer played. Damn good actor

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