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Tombstone (1993) Movie Reaction - Early Access! (Patreon)

Published:
2020-03-21 17:00:37
Imported:
2021-01

Content

A successful lawman's plans to retire anonymously in Tombstone, Arizona, are disrupted by the kind of outlaws he was famous for eliminating. 

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SpeedyCat19

YESSSSS IT'S FINALLY TOMBSTONE'S TIME!

Mr. Big Stuff

My god... I never thought I'd see this day

Ivan

It's here! It actually happened!

Sirk

I'll be your huckleberry

Scribbles

YAAAAAYYY! Finally!

Olenti

I love this movie♡

Anonymous

My butt clenched as soon as I saw the notification!

Anonymous

It’s exciting to see you guys react to this. Love this movie. Definitely up there for favorite of Val Kilmer movies along with Willow.

Ruben Lopez

Now we have to vote for Berserk 97 as the next reaction. lol

Keyboard Junkie

The moment I saw this, I sang the chorus to Hero by Enrique Iglesias, but replaced Hero with Huckleberry, lol.

Anonymous

I've been a huge fan of this movie since I saw it in the theater when it came out in the 90's, but I got to see this last year on a big screen setup at in a "Ghost Town" attraction outside of Austin, TX, and it was a whole other experience. The artificial ghost town is a little wild west setup and they had everything going on there. Axe throwing, target shooting (with airguns, but still fun), saloons, live country music. Actors wandering around, complete with Earp and Holiday impersonators. And I got to meet Val Kilmer himself. Dude may have a rep for being difficult to work with, but he was extremely nice and very funny, even with all his recent medical issues making it difficult for him to talk. They also gave us cap guns to use during the screening and basically anytime gun play was happening you had hundreds of cap gun accompanying it in the crowd. Was one of the coolest experiences of my life.

Ryan Witalison

I've always enjoyed reading books and watching shows or films about Wyatt Earp, Doc Holiday and Tombstone. This film does take a few shortcuts with historical events but it's still a favorite of mine. Though a pet peeve of mine about this film and some other films about Tombstone is that they always show Virgil and Morgan getting shot on the same night, this is a mistake, Virgil was shot first in December 1881, Morgan is shot and killed in March 1882, Wyatt was in the room and was almost hit as well as he sat in a chair across from Morgan as he played pool. Also, their other brother Warren Earp was also part of the Vendetta ride

Pierce Arner

While it might seem odd, I feel like Tombstone is the perfect D&D movie. The way that the party forms, and events transpire with classic quotable lines feels like what playing a good campaign of D&D is like.

Randy Neal

Powers Boothe was always one for my favorite actors. I miss that guy. The Emerald Forest was a great movie of his.

Anonymous

The bald one has finally seen Tombstone. Now I can rest...but I won't! On to the next one.

Ashgar77

One of the best westerns of all time.

MustacheKash

Hands down Val Kilmers best performance ever so glad they got to do this movie so everyone can finally see the brilliance behind the movie and the performances

Anonymous

Well, it's been a long struggle but they have now finally watched Tombstone. :)

Anonymous

The Moonshot. Miracle on Ice. Dirk winning an NBA Title against the Big Three. And now this. We did it Adrian! WE DID IT!

Anonymous

You guys should react to “Lone Survivor” for Memorial Day! It’s an incredible story that not only more people should know, but would also get a good reaction!

Kanan Jarrus

Now we have to get to watch the Dollars Trilogy

Liesmith

I like the part where they reveal it was time travel all along.

Anonymous

That last line about “Tom Mix wept.” reminded me of this great movie called Sunset with James Garner as an old Wyatt Earp living in Los Angeles working as an adviser on westerns with a pre-Die Hard Bruce Willis as Tom Mix!

Anonymous

Love this movie. So glad y'all reacted to it.

Anonymous

You guys should check out the Coen brothers' True Grit. It's fuck'n great. Also, No Country for Old Men.

Anonymous

You guys should try Wynonna Earp on SyFy some of the same characters but in a wild SyFy twist. It Might be Fun.