Legendary marshal Wyatt Earp, now a weary gunfighter, joins his brothers Morgan and Virgil to pursue their collective fortune in the thriving mining town of Tombstone. But Earp is forced to don a badge again and get help from his notorious pal Doc Holliday when a gang of renegade brigands and rustlers begins terrorizing the town.
Kurt Russell Val Kilmer Sam Elliott Bill Paxton Powers Boothe Michael Biehn Charlton Heston Jason Priestley Jon Tenney Stephen Lang Thomas Haden Church Dana Delany Paula Malcomson Lisa Collins Dana Wheeler-Nicholson Joanna Pacula Michael Rooker Harry Carey, Jr. Billy Bob Thornton Tomas Arana Pat Brady Paul Ben-Victor John Philbin Robert John Burke Billy Zane Wyatt Earp John Corbett Bo Greigh Forrie J. Smith Show All…
Gary A. Hecker Dan O'Connell Alicia Stevenson Jerry Ross Rick Kline Kevin O'Connell Gregory H. Watkins Zane D. Bruce Phillip Linson Christopher Flick Nancy Richardson Steve Richardson
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If you are a dude, or have ever posed as supporting the Dudes Rock movement, and have not seen this movie, or don't recognize it as an unimpeachable classic, you are no daisy at all. This movie is peak masculinity, you may not like it, but it is a fact.
A movie about how much fun it would have been to live in the Old West. Just think about it, fucking around with guns all day, smoking opium, buying laudanum over the counter, drinking 200 proof whiskey, gambling, whoring, having tuberculosis. You can kill someone for calling you a cheater in a card game and everyone will just be like "it's a private affair and it was a fair fight",…
"You gonna do somethin'? Or are you just gonna stand there and bleed?"
This film could be it's own genre..... Mustacheploitation.
Imagine if Jack Sparrow was in a western.
That's Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday in Tombstone.
It's even more awesome than how it sounds.
"Wyatt Earp is my friend."
"Hell, I got lots of friends."
"I don't."
Val Kilmer's performance in this is so good it turns you into him for a few days. that's the power of a truly iconic performance--personality downloaded straight into your brain. this is my united states of whatever
“Why Johnny Ringo, you look like someone just… walked over your grave.”
Meandering and messy, brazen and shameless, this sprawling western kinda-epic came out the same year as the Costner/Kasdan Wyatt Earp and should have been the quintessential also-ran. But sheer showmanship and a full-frontal embracing of the genre hold this film together in a way that makes it imminently re-watchable. Val Kilmer, his feet nailed firmly to the floor by Kurt Russell’s Marshal Earp, delivers his most indelible performance as consumptive reprobate and gambling gunfighter Doc Holiday. He did his homework, building his Holiday on a handful of historically accurate flourishes and his bromance with Russell’s Wyatt is deeply felt and poignantly resolved. The always reliable Sam Elliot and…
val kilmer is on the verge of death and sweating profusely for the whole film
its amazing
Mustache Cinema
absolutely the worst movie possible to watch if you have a tendency to get white men mixed up
Come for the simple, violent, unreconstructed western goodness, stay for the absolutely stacked cast, toplined by...that's right, you guessed it...Frank Stallone!
A ranking of the performances. Anyone not listed just doesn't register:
27. Charlton Heston: barely there cameo.
26. Frank Stallone: solid performance as a name in the credits that you recognize.
25. John Corbett: solid performance as a face and voice you recognize.
24. Thomas Arana: unobtrusive but noticeable.
23. Paula Malcolmson / Lisa Collins: they do good work but they're given almost nothing to work with.
22. Terry O'Quinn: great actor in a nothing role.
21. Jason Priestley: he isn't bad or forgettable, he just doesn't measure up to those around him or the role he's playing.
20. Pat Brady: the way he scoffs "yeah right" when Wyatt introduces himself is Oscar-worthy.
19. Harey Carey Jr.: the epitome of…
It would be dishonest to claim this film as a radical text; almost certainly no one involved is an anti-cop socialist, certainly not the main players. Still, the depiction of law and order against organized crime blurs the line between the two to the point that the badge is no better than the red sash, to the point that every act of violence is a murder, even if it has the law behind it.
We see the Earps fighting for family and friends, but the Cowboys do the same. We see the Earps resorting to trickery (the gun in the opium den is such a nasty little moment) and celebrating vicious brutality. Yes, the Cowboys are shown to commit sins…
