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Tombstone (runtime 2:09:36) - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2025-06-03 16:00:08
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Howdy Partners! 🐎Are you ready to get thrown back into the days of the old west!? Well I sure hope so, because this movie was so much fun! The cast, sets, story, everything... absolutely perfect. We both really enjoyed it 😊

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Tombstone (runtime 2:09:36) - Patreon Version

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John Colson

"Thanks for always being there, Doc." 😥

Ian A

This movie has everyone in it. It is also a lot more light hearted than I remember from years ago. Must have got it mixed up with Deadwood. Thanks for watching with us. I would love for Jordan to surprise us with the full cowboy mustache with the 5 o'clock shadow and the lil triangle like Michael Beihn. The guy that Doc stabs in the beginning is Frank Stallone, I believe. B movie star and brother of Sylvester.

Nathan Jasper

All right, you asked for it LOL Get ready for a slew of classic western recommendations! 1. The Man with No Name Trilogy (A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good the Bad and the Ugly) 2. Hang 'em High 3. Two Mules for Sister Sara 4. High Plains Drifter 5. The Outlaw Josey Wales 6. Pale Rider 7. Unforgiven (1992) 8. The Unforgiven (1960) 9. True Grit (1969) 10. Rooster Cogburn and the Lady - True Grit sequel (1975) 11. True Grit remake (2010) 12. The Violent Men 13. The Searchers 14. Rio Bravo 15. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 16. How the West Was Won 17. McLintock 18. The Sons of Katie Elder 19. El Dorado 20. Chisum 21. The Shootist 22. Hondo 23. Open Range 24. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 25. The Magnificent Seven (original and remake are both excellent) 26. Silverado 27. 3:10 to Yuma (original and remake are both excellent) 28. Once Upon a Time in the West 29. The Mariachi Trilogy (El Mariachi, Desperado, Once Upon a Time in Mexico) 30. Shane 31. High Noon 32. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 33. Broken Arrow (1950) 34. Django (1966) 35. The Quick and the Dead (Sam Elliott) 36. The Quick and the Dead (Leo DiCaprio) 37. Blazing Saddles 38. Maverick 39. Conagher 40. You Know My Name

Nathan Jasper

Doc says "This is funny" as he dies because he wanted to die with his boots on and instead dies barefoot. That line was also supposedly the real Doc Holliday's last words, expressing irony that he expected to die in a gunfight and instead dying in bed.

Sam

if you're putting the 2010 True Grit remake in the "classic western" category (which it most certainly deserves to be in), then I submit 41. Bone Tomahawk I know it's only 10 years old, but my god that's a good picture.

PNWKyle

Such a classic, holds up so well. And a miracle it came out this way. It was writer Kevin Jarre's first directing job, and he became overwhelmed and was fired a month into production. Although George Cosmatos replaced Jarre and got the directing credit, Kurt Russell more or less managed the creative side of the movie from then on, paring down Jarre's complex script with many subplots to focus on the friendship of Wyatt and Doc. Maybe Russell's greatest Hollywood moment, in such a great career. The Wyatt Earp story has been a Hollywood go-to for stars, with the 1957 'Gunfight at the OK Corral' having the heavyweight stars of its day, Burt Lancaster as Wyatt and Kirk Douglas playing a Doc as memorable as Val Kilmer's. Later it was James Garner's turn in 'Hour of the Gun' with Jason Robards as Doc and Robert Ryan as Ike Clanton. It's so classic there was an original Star Trek episode incorporating it, and DeForest Kelley (McCoy) had played Morgan Earp in the 1957 movie.

MKF1004

Thanks for all of the great content lately! Just out of curiosity, is there any expected timeframe for a reaction to The Martian from the poll awhile back? Really looking forward to that one.

thomas king

The card dealer Wyatt smacks around when they first arrive at Tombstone is a young much heavier Billy Bob Thornton

Sir_Dalagad

Nathan Jasper already made an excellent list. Here's a couple of polling suggestions that would require watching a few westerns: 1) Maybe do a re-made western poll where you watch both versions of whatever wins. So if the Magnificent Seven wins, you watch both versions, or both of the 3:10 to Yuma movies, True Grit, etc. 2) Maybe do a handful of actor polls (3-5) and watch winning movie for each of the actors like a Clint Eastwood poll, John Wayne, Sam Elliot, or Henry Fonda, etc.

MaplenutsReact

Ha! So this cast is even more stacked than I realized!

MaplenutsReact

Yes! I'll actually be making a post about this soon 😊

MaplenutsReact

Holy, I had no idea there was so much made about these two. I can't imagine anything being better than this though!

MaplenutsReact

Amazing!!! This is exactly what we needed haha, thank you!

MaplenutsReact

Omg I would love for Jordan to do that as well haha

Michael Keefer

This is a late comment. Ive only recently found ur channel and have been binge watching since. A little backround to the movie i think u both would appreciate. The Earps were portrayed as innocent victims. The Clantons and McLaurys were criminals in the cowboy gang and the Earps developed a blood fued with them. Its believed that they could have handled the gunfight at the OK Coral without a gunfight and that the Earps went down theyre and used thier badges and position of authority to intentially provoke and ultimataly kill everyone that posed a threat to them and their family. It wasnt just police showing up to disarm strangers. They knew who was their and knew what would happen if they showed up in force. It was a planned attack under the belief of justice to eliminate a threat to themselves and their family. It wasnt a simple case of lawmen doing their job. They went to the OK Coral looking for blood and made sure they got it. Thats what docs eye wink is a nod to before he kills billy. The earps needed a legal reason to attack these families so they became LEOs and placed themselves in a position to take them out. Thats why Wyatt told his brothers to swear him in b4 the OK fight and why they let doc fight with them even tho he was a known violent criminal.

Ryan Towell

I grew near Tombstone, AZ and in around a lot of the places the filmed this. I love watching it cause it takes me back to my childhood seeing all the scenery. This movie is sorta close to the real story but obviously somethings are a bit exaggerated to make it a movie. Like Doc didn't kill Johnny Ringo in real life. Story is, Johnny killed himself up by Turkey Creek (a place I grew up camping at, it's beautiful). But, most of the other main points in the movie are pretty close to the real story of the Earps and the shootout at the OK Corral. Most of the "Tombstone" shots were filmed in Tombstone, This area is still there and is a big tourist attraction. You can go into all these saloons and they're open for business, a lot of these buildings are now gift shops, the Birdcage is open and does tours, they do wagon rides etc. Wyatts house is still there and the cemetery shot with that headstone about Lester Moore that is a real headstone, kinda famous around them parts. I took my wife who was born and raised in AZ but never been there, she really loved it. It's a fun place to visit from time to time, just don't go in summer time. Another great movie with Michael Bein not playing the good guy is "The Abyss" another James Cameron film (wrote and directed the Terminator films as well as many others). And a fun Val Kilmer film is a movie called "The Saint". he plays a few different characters in that one. And a couple good westers with great casts that I highly recommend: Silverado (with a young Kevin Costner and many other big names) and Open Range. I love the story and the cinematography in that and great cast. Oh as for Mattie. She was hooked on Laudanum which was an opiate based medicine basically their Nyquil It was used for body aches, cough etc. and it was over the counter back then. But loaded with alcohol and morphine and codeine. She eventually OD'd from it. As for Doc looking at his bare feet saying that was funny. I always took it as a guy like Doc was destined to die with his boots on and he didn't which is why he said this is funny. That was my take on it anyway.

pinkdino99

It's wild seeing Jordan getting moustache envy ! This cast is bonkers... and these are not even the main stars ! What do you think... best cast ever ? (My vote still goes to True Romance) Powers Booth (Sin City) Charlton Heston Jason Priestley (Beverly Hills 90210 (hit show) Stephen Lang (Avatar) Thomas Hayden Church (Spider-Man 3) Michael Rooker (Yondu from Guardians) Billy Bob Thornton (Armageddon) Billy Zane (Titanic) Terry O'Quinn (Lost) More Westerns ; Westworld - you have the awesome creepy 1970s movie AND the incredible modern TV show (one of the best shows ever made) Young Guns - Brat Pack Western with Kiefer Sutherland (Lost Boys), Charlie Sheen, Emilio Estevez, Lou Diamond Phillips, Jack Palance (Batman) and Terrance Stamp (Zod). Great fun The Magnificent Seven (1960) - all time classic with ensemble cast of gunslingers hired to save a town from bandits Dollars trilogy - A Fistful of Dollars (1964) For a Few Dollars More (1965) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) - Clint. Sergio Leone. 'Nuff said.