Tombstone or Wyatt Earp?

#54
#54
Wyatt Earp was much more historically accurate. For example, Doc Holiday was never known to be a quick draw. But Tombstone is dripping with baddassedness.

"I'm sorry Johnny, I forgot you were there. You may go now."

Back in AOL days, that was the sound that played when a buddy signed off for me :)
 
#55
#55
wombat7477 said:
Wyatt Earp was much more historically accurate. For example, Doc Holiday was never known to be a quick draw. But Tombstone is dripping with baddassedness.

"I'm sorry Johnny, I forgot you were there. You may go now."

Back in AOL days, that was the sound that played when a buddy signed off for me :)
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I agree except for the part about Doc not being a quick draw. Everything I've heard supports that he was. Even a Wyatt Earp bio I read says Doc was one of the fastest draws, according to Wyatt.
 
#56
#56
Kilmer did a much more entertaining version of Holliday but Wyatt Earp did a better job of putting together the real character.

Doc was a fairly quick draw but he was never known as being being one of the fastest. He was known as a very contrary and unpredictable man, those qualities alone can qualify you as dangerous and someone to be feared.
 
#57
#57
Tombstone and it's not even close! My favorite movie of all-time with some of the greatest one liners all-time!
 
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