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Tombstone (1993) * FULL LENGTH REACTION

🕑 Added 2025-07-02 15:00:12 +0000 UTC

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Verowak

I just looked up the actors in Silverado, and wow!

Verowak

I've seen Deadwood mentioned a few times, and remember hearing great things about it when I was younger!! I would love to make westerns, but obviously I'd want to star in them, so I'm not sure how I'd managed to do that. As far as I know, there aren't many female-led westerns 🤔

Verowak

Clint Eastwood has a vast filmography that I need to tap into more! I'm VERY interested in watching more westerns, so far they're a fantastic bunch of movies!! Here is "Flags of Our Fathers" in case you missed it: https://www.patreon.com/posts/flags-of-our-98722946 I do need to see "Letters from Iwo Jima" though!

Verowak

It's just fantastic! There's no way of knowing how much I'll enjoy a movie that people recommend!! I'll be watching it more than once, that's for sure

Verowak

Ahh, I had no idea that a huckle bearer was a thing, so that never crossed my mind haha, thanks for that! Ringo committed suicide? That's a very different outcome, I would love to be able to know why. Being able to time travel and read minds would be a very interesting combination lol

Verowak

Slightly 🤣

Cobby Caputo

Dances with Wolves (1990) and Silverado (1985) are two very different approaches to modern westerns.

Bubba Fett

Westerns are so broad with so many eras to pick from, from the early black and whites, the later campy series, spaghetti westerns. They kinda died after the 60s and into the 70s, big names started aging out or moving on. As odd as it sounds young guns kinda made the fun again and started a new resurgence. The cast in this one was huge, even the minor characters had long serving actors buried in there. A spectacular western set tv series you might enjoy Deadwood has a couple actors from this movie in it and more great additions. 3 short seasons and a movie to wrap up.

ded cowbowee

I can't wait for your reaction to "Unforgiven" the one starring Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman and Morgan Freeman! I like it as much as this one, maybe better. Those two and "...Liberty Valance" plus "true Grit" the Jeff Bridges version are my favorite westerns. Michael Behin said that line about the devil. What an actor, Kyle Reese, Johnny Ringo and the one marine that was nice to Ripley in "Aliens" So glad you recognized him! For Clint I need to add his masterpiece " The Outlaw Josey Wales". For historical drama WW2 movie directed by Clint, "Flags of Our Fathers" is an amazing movie.

Horoldo

All time great movie, glad you liked it. Can't count how many times I've seen it.

Chris Gronau

Wyatt Earp was a legendary figure in the Old West, although a major part of his legendary status was due to the fact he lived long enough to be a movie consultant when Hollywood started making western movies. As a result, there are *many* westerns based on his life. This movie is a fairly accurate rendition of his autobiography (although the truthfulness of his autobiography is a matter of some debate). Having said that, many of the events in the movie (such as the gunfight at the OK Corral) actually did happen. One of the major events in the movie that probably did not happen was the gunfight between Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo. The coroner's report ruled Johnny Ringo committed suicide by shooting himself in the head, and that's likely what happened. The Huckleberry/Huckle Bearer "controversy" is that some people swear that Doc Holliday was saying "I'm your huckle bearer". A huckle is the handle on a coffin, so that would mean Doc was saying "I'll carry your coffin." "I'm your huckleberry" is actually a colloquialism from the South meaning "I'll do it" or "I'm the man for the job".