TOMBSTONE IS A AMAZING WESTERN!! Tombstone Movie Reaction! I'M YOUR HUCKLEBERRY
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- TOMBSTONE MOVIE REACTION! Today I'll be watching a film I have never seen before Tombstone released in 1993 for the first time. Here's my Tombstone reaction. Want to watch the ENTIRE Movie with me? Check out: / timotheereacts
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Wyatt lives a difficult life, always dealing with outlaws. He moves to Tombstone, Arizona, to finally relax, but he runs into the Cowboys and must bring peace back to the town.
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Original Movie: Tombstone (1993)
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The greatest collection of mustaches ever filmed.
At what price though? Half the budget was spent on moustache wax
Hahaha one of the greatest comments I’ve ever read lol
Weren’t all the mustaches real as well?
@@harrywhittingham7753 True, but worth every penny.
This was a fictionalised version of true events and people.
Wyatt’s girlfriend/common law wife, was addicted to laudanum (opium) and eventually died of an overdose.
Doc Holiday suffered from tuberculosis, called consumption at the time.
The scene where Wyatt went goes into the water to square off with Curly Bill Brocius apparently did happen the way it was depicted.
The legend was that Wyatt fought on the river and no bullets could touch him or close to that phrase
Yeah and Curly bill was almost cut in half but the shotgun blast.
Wyatt's clothing was full of holes but his body wasn't touched. Sounds so fake, but by all accounts it's true
I always think it’s strange that this film wasn’t nominated for a single Academy Award. You would think Val Kilmer would have at least gotten a supporting actor nod.
Val Kilmer was robbed. His performance was amazing.
@@llorona7847 Absolutely. It'd still be good without him, but it's a masterpiece because of him.
Val deserved an Oscar, Big Bird, and an Ernie & Bert.
Doc Holiday was suffering from Tuberculosis (a serious infection of the lungs causing coughing, coughing up blood, sweating, hard to breathe, weakness, paleness of skin)
Actually, Doc never cheated at cards. He had a knack for psychology and was able to read people like a book. Which made him damn near unbeatable in poker
After all that shooting and killing in the Wild West, Wyatt lived a long life to age of 80 from March 19,1848 to January 13, 1929.
None of the bullets fired at him ever hit him. His story is stranger than fiction.
Tim:Dont know whos the other cast members.
Me:Well ima introduce you to them.
Trivia:The guy playing Doc Holiday is Val Kilmer,you possibly only know him for the role of Batman in Batman Forever.
2.Sam Elliot(Virgil Earp )is one of the best western actors out there.
3.Bill Paxton who played Morgan Earp was one of the punks in The Terminator .
4.The guy who plays Johnny Ringo is Michael Biehn,known for the Abyss but hes also known for the role of Kyle in The Terminator.
5.The man who plays Henry Hooker is Chartlon Heston,a legendary actor known for Ben-Hur(yes this is a religious maybe the best religious film along with the passion of the christ and since easter is coming it will be good to react to both of them) and the original Planet of the apes and Soylent Green.
6.The guy who played Billy Clanton Is Thomas Harden Church,whos known for playing Flint Marko/Sandman in the Spider-Man Franchise.
PERIOD.
The Pharoh dealer in the beginning is Billy Bob Thorton.
Ike Clanton is the General from Avatar, or the blind guy in Don't Breathe.
The male actor is Billy Zane.
Absolute all star ensemble cast.
i think Bill Paxton might just be known a little more for a movie called twister
Ike Clanton’s actor was also actually drunk the whole movie to play the part better
The movie compressed events considerably. The OK Corral happened Oct/1881. Virgil was shot Dec/1881 l, Morgan was murdered Mar/1882. The Vendetta ride was March thru April 1882. Ringo died July 1882 his death was ruled a suicide. Doc died Nov/1887, more than 5 years after the events depicted.
Wyatt Earp is actually buried here in California in colma. I've been to his grave. He has a very modest headstone for the man he was and the legend he created by his actions, good, bad, or indifferent. Btw the river scene is supposedly true and actually happened similarly to what was showed. Idk I wasn't there.
Val Kilmer stole his scenes as Doc Holiday.
Here are some more Westerns to consider:
Young Guns 1 & 2 (Charlie Sheen, Emilio Estevez, and Keifer Sutherland)
3:10 To Yuma (1957 original with Glen Ford and Van Heflin) or (2007 remake with Christian Bale and Russell Crowe)
Unforgiven (Clint Eastwood)
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Clint Eastwood)
The Magnificent Seven inturn a remake of Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai (highly recommended)
They Call Me Trinity (Terence Hill and Bud Spencer)
Trinity Is Still My Name
The Villian (Kirk Douglas and Arnold Schwarzenegger)
Blazing Saddle (Gene Wilder and Cleavon Little)
There's also always Appaloosa and Open Range.
Best western period. Val Kilmer should’ve won an Oscar.
Wyatt Earp is a character here, played by Kurt Russel, he has a movie too starring Kevin Costner, you could check that one out too :) ofc The Magnificent Seven is one of the best ever thats a must for western films :) you might have recognized Ringo here from Terminator 1 or Aliens :D
Doc Holiday : "I'm your huckleberry."
Yes, this is based on real people and events, even if liberties are taken. On a trip to New Mexico last year, my family and I stopped overnight in Tombstone, AZ. The town center is still preserved as an Old West town, including wooden sidewalks and historical buildings. We ate and drank in a saloon that was still in operation from the time of the movie, rode a stagecoach, and watched a re-enactment of the Gunfight at OK Corral at the actual location. Highly recommend. My boy was so impressed, we named two kittens that we got Doc and Wyatt.
Yeah I live in Tucson and we go to Tombstone every few years
Gunfight at OK Corral was true and so was the meeting of Curly Bill and Wyatt on the creek. One of the cowboys shot there told others exactly what happened before he died. Great movie.
Ike Clanton was shot in 1887 by a lawman who wanted to arrest him for cattle rustling.
There are a lot of great western movies. If you want to watch one that debunks the western myth, then "Unforgiven" by Clint Eastwood is one for you.
This is one of my family's favorite films. My parents are historians and our historian family friend, Jim Dunham, helped work on this film for it's accuracy, esp. the famous fight. Not only was the movie portrayed almost accurately (even if the story was a little romanticized), not only were the actors top notch and badass, not only were the costumes perfect for the time period, but it also portrayed how cruel and unforgiving the Wild West was, how strong the Earps' brotherly love is, and the unbreakable friendship between Doc and Wyatt (even if they did kinda drifted apart towards the end in real life). Stellar flick! * Chef's kiss *
Val Kilmer as Doc, great performance
Earp standing up against a man without a gun must have happen . It is in almost all his movies about him
This is one of my favorite westerns. It has a great cast and does a better job telling the story of Wyatt Earp.
This was my mom's favorite movie (R.I.P. Mom). Kurt Russell's character had Tuberculosis (consumption) which was very common and highly contagious.
Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer) was the one with TB.
@@cobrakai3732 I'd never seen the movie before. Thank you for the correction.
Tim....Did you recognize Billy Bob Thorton in the beginning. He was the card dealer that Wyatt slapped around.
It's based on the famous old west gunfight in tombstone. Most of the characters in the movie where real people
I am glade you liked the film it is a big family favourite my late grandfather showed me this film and I watch it with my grandmother every few months and the silent film footage at the beginning is taken from old west films from the 190's to 1920's excluding any that had Earp and his friends.
I'm not a fan of Westerns. I've seen a few but didn't like most of the westerns that I saw. This is the exception. I did really like this movie. Val Kilmer was great in it as Doc Holiday. He kind of stole the show.
I don't know if a lot of your viewers would want to see it or not, but I'd love to see your reaction to "Willow", which also stars Val Kilmer.
It gets hot in one closed room with lots of people, we forgot how it felt like, back in the 90s it still existed since air conditioning came.
Yeah there was a lot of drinking in the past. Especially in big cities, before a proper sewer system and waste management was around. It was actually considered safer.
Glad you finally got to this, man. Awesome movie. Yes, Wyatt Earp was a real person, legendary law man. He was said to be fearless and abnormally calm under pressure. He also probably wasn't such a nice guy in real life. I read somewhere that he probably dabbled in pimping and being a gun-for-hire. He may have even murdered several people in cold blood for committing minor offenses against him, and then hiding behind his badge to avoid punishment. That's the wild west for you, I guess! But aside from that, I heard most of this was pretty accurate.
@@vashsunglasses Josephine wasn't made up. She met Wyatt Earp in Tombstone and married him after he left his first wife who overdosed a few years later. She just wasn't an actress. That was made up. She was possibly a prostitute, just like his previous wife.
@@vashsunglasses Actually the actress isn't made up at all. Josephine Marcus was a real person and she and Wyatt did end up together. Their relationship is also what ended the legendary friendship between Wyatt and Doc; Doc highly disapproved of Wyatt being with a Jewish woman.
Great reaction! 😊
Great movie with a great cast. I totally forgot that Bill Paxton played Wyatt Earp's younger brother Morgan.
I'm not much of a western movie lady, but this one and "Wyatt Earp" are two of my favorites. And both about the same character.
I do very highly recommend watching "Wyatt Earp". It's a long movie. But really good.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
In America, the entirety of our culture was built upon the use of force to stand up against tyranny. So, it was enshrined in our constitution, that the bearing of arms to defend yourself, especially against your government, was a fundamental right. I understand why other countries have a hard time grasping the idea, but our nation was born from armed revolution.
The guy who plays Vergil also plays in ghost rider with Nickolas Cage! The guy Wyatt Earp smacked around plays in sling blade.... And yes the theater guy is from Titanic!! Curly Bill and Wyatt's wife are in opium she isn't sick she's addicted... I love this movie!!!
Sam Elliott
@@c.b.barlow yes thank you I couldn't remember his name for the life of me lol 🤣
@@U-Gozoo you're welcome 😊 I remember when he was the voice for cigarettes and jeeps (or Ford pickup trucks, I forget).
@@c.b.barlow oh really I remember hearing something about that...
@@U-Gozoo but he's just as well known for his western films. As is apparent, between this and power of the dog.
Another Western you would enjoy is the Quick and the Dead. It is directed by Sam Raimi and has an all-star cast with Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe and a young Leonardo DiCaprio. It was made around the same time as Tombstone.
this has nothing to do with the movie, but if I remember correctly one of the largest rose bushes in the world is in Tombstone and I've always wanted to visit it
This movie does have a lot of bible. They are basically the 4 horsemen of the apokalipse. XD
I recommend the Seth MacFarlane movie "A Million Ways to Die in the West" (2014)!
There is a ton of real history in this movie. More fact than fantasy.
Even the scene where he marches out into the stream in the middle of open fire is a highly accurate depiction of actual events.
This movie 'is' history. Is it 100% accurate, no, no movie ever is, they took liberties, but I've seen 50 movies involving Tombstone or this famous shootout, & this is the most accurate of any of them, by far.
Doc Holidays last words 'this is funny' is supposedly true. He always believed that he would die with his boots on and his last words was about the irony of him laying in bed bare foot.
What happens when all the good men with guns have been disarmed by the law. But the criminals still have guns? This part of the movie speaks to me. How many lives could be saved by good people with guns? How many have been lost because good people have been denied their rights. Think about it.
In regards with Wyatt's "wife"Maddie (I say wife in quotes because they never actually got married, but they were together for so long they might as well have) there was a deleted scene with Wyatt and Maddie addressing her laudanum addiction and their falling out of love, and they really shouldn't have cut from the movie. If you ever watch the extended cut of the movie or watch the deleted scenes, do it, it's worth the watch.
Also, when Wyatt went out to kill Curly Bill out in the open in the water, the people who witnessed him described it as nothing short of a miracle he didn't get shot.
you only see ppl drinking alcohol or tea or coffee back then because the water was unsafe to drink unless boiled
Last comment all the stashes are real all the actors actually grew them out for the film excepted Sam Elliot he was born with his stash lol.
I'm Your huckleberry is actually a misinterpretation. The actual quote is "I'm your knuckle bearer." Which was the word for pallbearer at the time.
@MF Nickster Yeah I looked it up after I wrote this. Shoulda done it before. Wouldn't be sitting here with egg on my face.
@MF Nickster I usually research first and comment later. This is an unusual moment where I did the opposite.
Timothee! What's up buddy? Glad your breaking into westerns with this one, this is a great movie! Can I suggest the dollars trilogy with Clint Eastwood? They're my favorite westerns of all time!
Val Kilmer deserved an Oscar for this part.
Doc died from Tuberculosis, not drinking 😉
this movie is a bio pic almost all the scenes and events are accurate. Here are some examples and very cool fact Wyatt was never shot in real life during his time at Tombstone and yes in real life he did in fact go down to the river and shoot the leader of the Cowboys Curly Bill there was alot of bullet holes in his coat but not him as well as His brother Morgan did in fact die exactly as the film showed even his dog was there and at the river one of the Cowboys survived and crawled to a nearby barn as he bled out he told the family something along the line of Wyatt being the horseman of death then he died of blood loss. His band of Immortals were real if after covid you have the time and money go to Tombstone to see its wonders and follow his Revenge trail ( it is like the freedom trial in Boston) and where the shootout at the O.K. Corral took place I have never been but I hope to go there someday.
Yes this movie was based on real history.
Time for my recommendation to watch "Short Circuit 1 & 2"
Thanks, Timothée! 🐎
A few of my favorite movies starring Sam Elliott (Virgil Earp) are The Sacketts , The Shadow Riders (both made for tv) and Roadhouse. The 3rd isn't one of his western rolls but the first 2 are. The Sacketts and then Shadow Riders are about 3 brothers before, during and after the Civil War.
Fuuny you mention nobody is drinking water and drinking alcohol all the time, that was the thing back in those days, drinking water was almost never purified, and so you had a chance of drinking water from a river/creek/or stream and getting sick from it, bacteria and such couldn't form in alcohol so it was always a safer bet than potentially getting sick from non purified water.
This is my favorite western.
You should watch Count of Monte Cristo.
Forgot to put another 0 in 1900 and if you plan the ride be sure to bring a map lol forgot to put map very important.
Yes, "Tombstone" is Good. But "Y1883" is Epic.
Two more great westerns are Young Guns 1 and 2 which tell the story of Billy the Kid played by Emilio Estevez.
he gave that dude a hurtz donut
I think it's funny that you recognize The Sandman, but not Batman
Thank you. 👋
I remember watching a western comedy in high school. Wanted to recommend but forgot the name.
Blazing Saddles? AKA: The greatest comedy western of all time. AKA: Mel Brooks' masterpiece. Lol
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@@MrRimant no no no, i was something different.
@@matveynoname7083 The three amigos? Shakiest gun in the west? The apple dumpling gang 1 or 2? Lol. Ya got me curious now.
@@matveynoname7083 ooh ooh I know.
Is it Rango?
By the way keep the god work up love your videos
I appreciate it!
I have to admit, I saw this in theater when it came out.... I bought it on VHS, I’ve watched it in excess of 50 times since then. I did NOT like Val Kilmer prior to this movie. I became a huge fan of him with this one. He darn near stole the movie, but Kurt can hold his own with anyone.
Please research historical figures such as Doc Holiday. He Died from consumption ( TB) he was not an Alcoholic!!!
The accent throws people off...he actually says I'm your hucklebearer...not berry...Val did a lil 2 good with the southern accent...born and raised in the south only reason I know this...love your reactions
It is huckleberry in the script but you are right it does sound that way as well. But everyplace says huckleberry, I guess you can pick and choose which one you like better since they both work.
@@arifeannor9573 damn...thanks for the information
@@lindseygreer5814 Actually, "huckle bearer" never existed prior to being posted on the internet in the late 1990's. It hasn't been found an any old text, newspaper, dictionary...nothing, from back in those days, or any other time prior to the late 90's. It simply didn't exist.
And "Huckle" was never a word for "casket handle", either. That word IS in old dictionaries, but the only definitions are "hip" "bump" or "hump".
The movie is partially based on the 1920's novel "Tombstone: An Iliad of the Southwest" by Walter Noble Burns. The "play for blood" scene is taken from the book...and in the book, Doc said the same thing as in the movie: "I'm your huckleberry. That's just my game".
And then there's this quote from Val Kilmer...whose own book, btw, is titled "I'm Your Huckleberry"
"By the way, despite some fans' contention that in the 1800s the handles of caskets were called huckles and thus the word huckle bearer was a term for pall bearer, I do not say, “I'm your huckle bearer.” I say, “I'm your huckleberry,” connotating, “I'm your man. You've met your match.” Val Kilmer Aug 24, 2020
People didn't have easy access to water back then so the onky thing to drink was alcohol.
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Told you this movie was lit
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I can imagine timothee being thicc lmao
Please watch more westerns!
Not trying to comment that much but will you be watching the Batman when it comes to hbo max?
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This movie is lit
Say when!!!!!! Well, bye!
I think this is my favorite Val Kilmer movie
Real Genius is my favorite of his movies, but this one is exceptional too
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Do the first episode of moon knight please?
hey tim great reaction video👏👏👍👍and tombstone is a classic western movie from the 90's🤠🏜🎬🎥👌 and tim do a movie reaction to (maybe with a reactor/a collab) pulp fiction 300 lemony snicket's a series of unfortunate events wild wild west ready player one cowboys vs aliens the lone ranger from 2013 princess bride and the indiana jones movies please🎬🎥❤😊👍and tim have a good day✌😎☀️🤙
Man, you missed a ton of great quotes in the movie because you did too much talking. I had to discontinue watching the reaction because of that.