Tombstone is my favourite Western movie?! First time watching reaction & review 

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Wyatt Earp on Doc Holliday: "I found him a loyal friend and good company. He was a dentist whom necessity had made a gambler; a gentleman whom disease had made a vagabond; a philosopher whom life had made a caustic wit; a long, lean blonde fellow nearly dead with consumption and at the same time the most skilful gambler and nerviest, speediest, deadliest man with a six-gun I ever knew."

Another little fun fact: The real-life Wyatt Earp really did have a knack for avoiding bullets. In one gun-fight he was in, all his companions got wounded by gunfire but at the end of the shootout Wyatt's long coat was riddled with bullets but he didn't even get grazed. So that shootout in the river was extremely accurate.

When Ringo was showing off to Doc, Doc was silently watching his every move, his timing, everything. Ringo was already dead before they even agreed to fight later.

Doc Holliday purportedly said, "This is funny," as his last words. He thought for sure he'd die with his boots on, not in some hospital bed. Val Kilmer was robbed of an Oscar for this role, imo.

Val Kilmer's most oustanding role. There should be an Oscar on his shelf.

"Wyatt, if you were ever my friend..." *cries for 100th time watching this scene* One of the very few films that gives male friendships more than the shallow "bro" treatment.

"He's dead." (Not dead) "He's dead." (Not dead) "He's dead." (Not dead) "He's dead." (Not dead) "He's dead." (Not dead) That's Doc for ya lol. Val Kilmer is in my opinion one of the most underrated actors out there. There's a great recent documentary on him called "Val" on Amazon Prime right now.

I loved the part where he said, "My hypocrisy goes only so far,": Doc hated Ringo so badly he wanted to kill him legally.

The gunfight at the OK Corral, between the Earps and the Clantons, is the most famous gunfight in Western history. It has been filmed many times. The version in _Tombstone_ is probably as close to historically accurate as we will ever be able to get.

The priest praying over him is a Catholic sacrament called "Last Rights." It's usually only given when someone is literally about to die.

There are 2 things about this movie and the times. 1. A lot of these guys were young men during the American Civil War. They were used to massi8ve amounts of bloodshed and carnage, so a person getting shot in the street was nothing. Plus Tones of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This is a very big reason the wild west was wild, 2. Doc Holiday was such a good gunfighter because he had TB. He knew he was dying so HDGAF. In a gunfight everybody lost their cool. but he kept his. BTW love your stuff.

Ole Doc was accused more than once of cheating at cards, but he was a math genius he simply could read the cards and determine the odds

Little detail I love, when the guys all meet up after Doc excuses Johnny, when the shots are fired across the street... some flinch, Wyatt looks for the shooter, and Doc is calm as daisy haha :)

I love that Mary said "Oh he's dead." everytime she saw Doc lol and he doesn't die till the very end. The spurs on his boots are to make the horse go faster, but are also fashionable and apparently in this movie used to cut a man's face. This is my favorite Western, Quigley Down Under, Open Range, Silverado, are some close seconds.

You should watch "Quigley Down Under." The misadventure of an American rifleman hired by an Australian ranch owner. For more Charleton Heston, I highly recommend "The Ten Commandments" or "Ben Hur."

I really hope you get a chance to watch, “Last of the Mohicans”. Wonderful cinematic experience.

This and Silverado are my fave "modern" westerns....just great filmmaking

If you ever get a chance to visit the states, Tombstone is a nice historical attraction. Edit: Also nice to see both of Peter Quill's daddies on the same side of a gunfight.

I love your comments, but just so you know, gunfights are shoot outs, not shoot offs. LOL Wyatt Earp, his brothers and Doc Holliday were real people, and allowing for poetic license, what you watched here really happened in the old west. Doc Holliday died and was buried in Colorado. His grave is about an hour drive from where I live.

Clint Eastwood... "Unforgiven". That's a great 'modern' western.

"Dude, I know that guy with the large mustache!". Sam Elliott is great actor, too. Try watching him play another real character in the movie "We were Soldiers"

The scene where Ringo shows off spinning his guns in the saloon in front of Doc was an effort to get the inebriated Doc to draw his own pistol...giving Ringo justification to shoot him...not only did did Doc not fall for it, he made Ringo look the fool by spinning the cup...setting in motion the rest of attempts to fight between the two, including the "I'm your huckleberry" where Doc already had his gun drawn and ready...my favorite western for sure...3:10 to Yuma is also really good.

If you're getting into Westerns then you have to check out Clint Eastwood's westerns. Unforgiven, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Pale Rider, Hang 'Em High, and the Man With No Name trilogy.

Val Kilmer's depiction of Doc Holliday in this movie may be my favorite character portrayal in any movie I have ever seen.....as good as Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump and Joe Pesci in Goodfellas.

Try Open Range with Kevin Costner, and Robert Duvall.

One of Kurt Russell's MANY iconic roles. I think he named his own son Wyatt. If you watch any "Behind the Scenes" of this movie... in many ways... Kurt saved this movie from almost never happening. Totally invested in its creation. Respect for the dedication.

This and The Outlaw Josey Wales(Clint Eastwood) are just about my most favorite two westerns.

ive lived about 20 mins away from tombstone for most of my life, so this story hits home for me. this is a great movie. best western ever.

If you’re going to be watching more westerns, please consider Lonesome Dove. It’s a 4 part mini series and is (in my opinion), by far, the best western movie/tv show in existence. Robert Duvall himself called it The Godfather of westerns. I haven’t been able to find a single person on RU-vid who’s reacted to it.

32:33-The part where Wyatt wades through the river armed with a shotgun while men are shooting at him apparently really happened. That man had guts.

“Quigley down under“, it’s a western that is set in Australia. Starring Tom Selleck And Professor Snape I can’t remember his name right now.

Tombstone and another movie, Wyatt Earp with Kevin Costner, both came out at about the same time. Both great movies. I think I still prefer Tombstone.

Quick firing a pistol is called "fanning" you pull and hold the trigger while fanning the hammer with the other hand. "Quigley Down Under" is a great western set in Oz but I don't see anyone reacting to it so it might be hard to get around the copyright.

The scene at the O.K. Corral and the scene where Wyatt crosses the river while everyone shoots at him are both American legends. They're iconic events in our history. If you enjoyed this, you might want to check out Dead Wood, an amazing HBO series.

Kurt Russell took control of production after the 1rst time director was having difficulty. I wish Val played Doc in Kevin Costner’s Wyatt Earp movie too!! Loved Billy Zane in Demon Knight but he’s great in every role!! He is bald. The big gunfight is the shootout at the O.K. Coral.

11:10 Doc Holiday was my favorite old west legend. This movie really showcases Doc in a somewhat realistic fashion. The scene in the bar where he meets Jonny Ringo has probably the best lines in the movie and it's in Latin. Lol a word for word translation doesn't really make sense but when you add in the flavor of the time frame and the cocky nature of Doc Holliday. It's really a great scene. Basically what's said is. Doc: when I drink I speak my mind Ringo: do what you do best. Doc: drinking isn't what I do best. Ringo: fools have to learn from experience. Doc: it's your funeral. That's when the sheriff steps in and calms the situation down. Honestly this movie is one of Val Kilmer's best performers and he didn't even get a Oscar for it. Kinda sad in my opinion.

Mary - There is one perspective you have to realize when the events of this movie took place. Arizona at this time wasn't a state yet... it was simply a territory of the United States and was under the control of a territorial governor. So when it came to the 'law', the Constitution and gun rights weren't applicable here yet. It was the Law of the West, and that meant that often justice was dispensed by the people themselves... not a recognized government.

I love this movie so much, Val Kilmer who plays Doc is so amazing in everything he’s in. I don’t know if you’ve ever seen “Willow” but thats another great film he’s in as the character Madmartigan.

Tombstone is one of my favorites. I’ve seen it so many times. Incredible cast, great story and gun fights.

The line "I was no saint when we met, neither was she" is quite literal. Wyatt earned a living at one point as a pimp, and she was his...employee. Which is why Ike Clanton calls Virgil a pimp when he gets pistol whipped.

This is an absolute classic. I would also suggest the new version of true Grit, open range and dances with wolves. Absolutely flawless films.

I love how many times she thought Doc died. XD

AT LAST!!! Someone finally reacted to a great western. I love this movie especially the great casting for Wyatt and doc Holliday and the great lines. "I'm your huckleberry" and yes I use that line alot

While many of these suggestions are good, the “Lonesome Dove” miniseries is a masterpiece. Won 7 Emmys and a Peabody Award.

A western series i can recommend is Deadwood. It is a masterpiece on visualizing how tough the life in that time was.

Val Kilmer really should have won an Oscar for this movie.

3:10 to Yuma, and True Grit a worth to check. Well, and Dollar Trilogy + Once upon a time in the west (my favorite, actually).

“Tell a bunch of Americans they can’t have their guns, that never works out well” lol. I’m your huckleberry Mary

Open Range, Quigley Down Under, Unforgiven, Dances With Wolves... so many good "modern" Westerns....

This is one of my favorite non sci-fi films that Michael Biehn was in . Biehn is Johnny Ringo in this film. You might know him from Terminator 1&2 & Aliens, he was also the gun slinger in season 2 of the Mandalorian chapter 13: The Jedi when we s meet Ahsoka Tano.

High Plains Drifter is my favorite western. The interesting thing about that movie is that it straddles the line between western and horror. Nothing actually supernatural happens in it, but it is clearly implied that Eastwood's character has returned from the grave to take revenge.

Mary: “He’s loaded underneath.” ;)

This movie is completely full of the best quotes ever. One that you missed at the end is when Doc looks down at his bare feet and says, "This is funny." referencing he died with his boots off.

If youre a fan of Val Kilmer I really recomend the new documentary called "Val" which basically tells the story of his entire life and career as an actor. It is narrated by his son, and is really fantastic.

As an Arizona resident I'm very happy you enjoyed Tombstone the movie. I've been there twice and it's a fun tourist attraction. I hope you get a chance to get there yourself!

one of Val Kilmer's legendary roles as Doc, my favorite anyways next to Real Genius

"Low key I wouldn't mind living through this period in history" Pray you don't get injured and/or sick. Anesthesia in medical procedures, particularly in the frontier American West, was pretty much "drink this bottle of whisky, bite down on this stick, & try not to scream too loudly..."

Tombstone has been my favorite western since I saw it when it came out in 1993!

Ringo twirling his gun was one of the iconic scenes in that movie. I personally loved it. Watched it many times.

It was spurs that Wyatt cut him with, not the actual boots, spurs were used to poke the horse with to make them go faster

Two great crimes of cinema are related to this film. 1) Val Kilmer wasn't nominated for the "Best Supporting Actor" Oscar. 2) Billy Zane was never cast as Lex Luthor.

Fun fact: Wyatt Earp worked as a consultant on several silent movie era westerns

I was born and raised in Arizona. The stories of the Old West were all around while I was growing up. The story of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corrall has been filmed many times...'My Darling Clementine'(1946), 'The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral' (1957), 'Tombstone' (1993), and 'Wyatt Earp' (1994) are just a few of the filmed versions of the story. For a fight that lasted all of 30 seconds, there has been some serious romanticizing of the figures who participated, before, during, and after...as well as those who witnessed the events leading up to the fight. Some really great westerns...'Silverado' (1985), 'Unforgiven' (1992), 'Wyatt Earp' (1994) a much deeper dive into Wyatt's life story, 'The Magnificent Seven' (1960), 'Blazing Saddles' (1974), a very funny send-up of the western genre by Mel Brooks with Gene Wilder, 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' (1969), 'Django Unchained' (2012)...there are so many more...especially after you have played 'Red Dead Redemption 2'.

Shane is probably the most classic western ever made, great book, good movie. Unforgiven is probably the best western movie I've ever seen.

Video: it’s a shoot off! It’s a shoot off! 🤣🤣 It’s called a “shoot out”. It’s the “shoot out at OK coral”. It’s one of the most famous historical events that occurred in the history of the American west with Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Shoot out! 😃😃👍

Val Kilmer - the cool you wish you could be. Among my favorite performances ever.

There's something very cute about seeing a grown woman watch her first western and saying 'Pew! Pew! Pew!' during a gunfight. So adorable :-)

High Noon with Gary Cooper is another classic Western

“I’m your Huckleberry!” Iconic Badass Quote

The gunfight between the brothers, Doc Holliday, and the Cowboys is the most famous shootout in American history by the way.

Doc is one of the best trolls of all time. 💀. Val played him well. Might be his best performance.

The "Shoot Off" at the OK Corral, is a big part of western lore here in the States.

OH!! She watched something I wasn't expecting, and digged it!!! Just made my day!

One of the greatest movies ever made, IMHO. A true American story. Truly an all star cast, at their best. Val Kilmer should have won an Oscar for this.

Another great western is "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford." Brad Pitt was awesome as Jesse James. I think Casey Affleck got an Oscar nomination for best actor, and it was probably the best role Sam Rockwell ever played.

A few more Westerns that are definitely worth watching: "High Noon", "3:10 To Yuma" (either version), and "Quigley Down Under". For comedy Westerns I recommend "Blazing Saddles", "Cat Ballou" and "Support Your Local Sheriff". A few Charlton Heston Movies (from his many excellent films) are "Ben Hur", "El Cid", "Soylent Green" and "Midway" (I know I am leaving out a large number of them)

I loved this movie. The Shootout at the OK Corral is a famous moment in the history/mythology of the Old West. Most boys growing up in the 50s and 60s still played cowboys and Indians with the OK Corral being the great face off. Wyatt and Doc were famous as well. Now I’d say they are forgotten except in old movies.

This movie has some of the most epic mustaches in film history. Since you want to see more Charlton Heston movies, I recommend one of his classic and a personal favorite of mine: The Omega Man.

For a great western "True Grit" the older one with John wayne is one of the best of all time, John Wayne won an oscar for best actor in this film. Also has the great robert Duval and a very young Dustan Hoffman.

"F'ing shoot him, no mercy!" yep, my thoughts exactly.

Unforgiven with Clint Eastwood is a great Western. I think that should be one you watch if you're going to do another Western. 👍

Despite how movies portray the Old West in the U.S., most towns actually required that people turn in their firearms upon entering city limits, so there actually wasn't just constant gun pointing and gunfights. They knew that everyone carrying weapons, drinking, and tempers flaring wasn't a good mix so they prevented this by eliminating gun-carrying from the equation.

Doc's final Latin phrase to Ringo was, it's your funeral.

Watch Clint Eastwood's 1992 Unforgiven, won the Oscar for Best Picture.

The showdown and headshot at the end was gnarly. Michael Biehn really sold that moment. Damns.

One Of The Best Western Movies Ever

From what I've read, Doc Holliday's last words really were, "I'll be damned." It's because he swore he would die with his boots on, and he looked down and saw his bare feet as he knew the end was coming. The TB was also what made him so dangerous as a gunfighter, because he didn't care if he lived or died since he already essentially had a death sentence. That made him take risks others wouldn't have taken, which gave him an advantage in shoot outs.

This is one of my moms favorite movies. We did get to visit tombstone, az once when I was about 12-13. I always liked when doc said "I'm here huckleberry." Idk why.

Val Kilmer’s performance in this film might be my favorite performance by any actor in any film.

I saw this movie in theater when it went out and it was an amazing experience!!

I think Westerns get stereotyped as nothing but macho cowboy roleplay, but the genre is really full of fantastic films. the Dollars trilogy, Unforgiven, Outlaw Josey Wales, True Grit. There's loads.

One of my favorite movies of all time. Doc steals it! His whole demeanor and dialog is the best!🔫🤠🐴

The guy who plays Ringo was also in the Mandalorian and even has a duel with Mando in the same way he did with Doc in this one. Mando got him in one shot same as Doc did.

It's one of the best western movies of all time! The only one I can think of that comes close is "Quigley Down Under."

Charlton Heston is easily recognized by his voice.

Val Kilmer's performance as doc Holliday is still one of the greatest I've ever seen. Really happy you enjoyed the movie. 😀

Doc's line to Ike. "How 'bout a spelling contest" love that line!!!

I think you would enjoy the Western "The Quick and the Dead", with a massively superstar cast. Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Leonardo Dicaprio, Russel Crowe and others you would undoubtedly recognize.

i love that you're watching these classics. this is my favorite western ever. And I''ve lived in Arizona my whole life. this movie got me so interested in its history