TOMBSTONE Clip - String Him Up! (1993) Kurt Russell
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- TOMBSTONE Clip - String Him Up! (1993) Kurt Russell
Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) and his brothers, Morgan (Bill Paxton) and Virgil (Sam Elliott), have left their gunslinger ways behind them to settle down and start a business in the town of Tombstone, Ariz. While they aren't looking to find trouble, trouble soon finds them when they become targets of the ruthless Cowboy gang. Now, together with Wyatt's best friend, Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer), the brothers pick up their guns once more to restore order to a lawless land.
Release date: December 24, 1993 (USA)
Directors: George P. Cosmatos, Kevin Jarre
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#Tombstone #KurtRussell
Kurt Russell, Stephen Lang, Powers Boothe, Thomas Haden Church, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliot, Bill Paxton...all in the same scene. Incredible.
Don't forget Michael biehn Kyle Reese
@@olivercarter2528 He’s not in the scene, though.
This movie is a classic and one of my favorites
Almost unbelievable, and yet we just saw it. Imagine if we had this reverence for these real kind of men and these real kind of actions, instead of the actors that portray the real actions of long ago. Maybe our country wouldn't be headed by a stumbling jackass that was a raging idiotic racist before he caught the alzheimer's. Maybe we'd be a great people again.
Dana Delany!
What always impressed me was when Doc said "I have two guns; one for each of you" he flipped both of his guns, one forward, one backward showing his obvious mastery over even his inebriated dexterity. Also if you look at his aiming of the guns, his left hand is aimed at the mans head, the right aimed at his heart. Damn Doc was a badass!
He also still has the cup in his hand.
@@thomaskennedy537 , 2 guns and 1 cup!
Val Kilmer and Michael Behn said they spent months and months practicing spinning the guns and the cup.
@@claymac7895 seen an interview with biehn saying Kilmer used to practice round the set spinning the cup
The hand twirling is a kind of signature for Val Kilmer. If you watch most of his movies he always twirling something in hands or between his fingers.
"I have two guns; one for each of you." is my favorite line from the whole movie! XD
Moonster Bash he also flips them reverse of each other.
I have not even begun to defile myself still better.
That's the double Doc was seeing. He definitely had TB(Total Badass)
Tbh I would say the scene after the fight at the creek.
You saved me writing that! 🤣
"No... he ain't bluffing". The delivery of that line is exceptional.
"You're not as stupid as you look, Ike. Now tell 'em to get back."
Yessss. Shit cracks me up. Delivery is perfect
yeah whoever plays the dude with the gun to his head is an exceptional actor, all his lines in this scene were expertly delivered.
He may be a coward, but Ike was incredibly well acted, one of those characters you love to hate haha
I love it, you can feel the fear.
Everyone talks about the "two guns" line, and it is a phenomenal line, but I always liked the "and you, music lover, you're next" 😄
Thats my favorite lol
No shortage of quotable one liners in this flick.
Well said my friend well said!
Val Kilmer had all the best lines.
"Not before I turned your head into a canoe" is my favorite line in this scene.
“You die first get it! Your friends might get me in a rush but not before I make your head into a canoe you understand me?” Always my favorite line
In the heat of battle too
Mine too
Your not as stupid as you look, Ike - my fav line lol
Mine too
Wyatt realized all he had to do was put the fear of death in Ike and when he convincingly said he's okay with dying as long as he cracks Ike's head open like a coconut first, they all backed down.
Every line that Val Kilmer says in this whole film is forever quotable
"Why, Ike, whatever do you mean?"
I second you friend 👍
"isn't that a daisy..."
Absolutely. While I can't speak on movies released before my time, as a 90's baby, watching his scenes now, you could argue his character has the PERFECT dialogue heard in a 90's flick, in that, as you stated, EVERY line "...is forever quotable."
When I was a kid I thought my dad was so witty. Then I saw Tombstone and realized he was just quoting Doc Holiday 🤣
In all my years of watching this movie, I never realized until recently that Doc flips his guns opposite each other. Makes the delivery of “I have two guns, one for each of ya,” even better. I was so focused on the lines I never paid attention to the flipping of the guns
😐
Doc is probably never have as drunk as he makes himself out to be. He looks pale and sweaty from the tuberculosis regardless of what he's been drinking.
I've seen this countless times and Inwas today years old when realized this.
thats incredibly difficult... i used to work at a western theme park and we would have little competitions and that was one of the hardest things to get down effortlessly the way he does
God, the comments on every tombstone video r excellent! Thank you
How Val Kilmer did not get an Oscar, let alone not even nominated for this is beyond me! Some of the best dialog in a movie ever!
It's overdone.
Oh give it a rest
I agree! One of his best performances. Also my favorite depiction of Doc Holiday.
Orion Pictures ( the film studio) had gone bankrupt and couldn’t afford to mount an Oscar campaign for Val Kilmer.
@@MrRosyryan Thanks for the info! That's really too bad, but I guess that's how it works.
This version was the best by far. Russell is very underrated as an actor. Stellar cast.
Everyone always talks about Val Kilmer in this movie ( and for good reason, he is amazing) but i think powers booth deserves some love too! His curly bill portrayal was amazing!
Ringo is the star
"He's bluffing!" "No he ain't!"
You're not as stupid as you look Ike.
Steven Lang. Also in Braven as the old man.
BILLEA!
@@headshotsongs9465 stephen lang is great, also in Avatar as Quaritch.
@@headshotsongs9465 And in Don't Breath as the blind man.
Kurt Russel’s character in this movie does some of the best intimidation checks in all of cinema.
The way Wyatt handles Johnny Tyler was pure badass. "You gonna do something or just stand there and bleed?".
"You skin that smoke wagon and we'll see what happens! (...) I'm gettin' tired of all your gas, now jerk that pistol and go to work! (...) I said throw down, boy!"
Kurt Russell has the best intimidation checks period
"So run you cur. And tell the other curs the law is coming. You tell ’em I’m coming! And Hell’s coming with me you hear! Hell’s coming with me!" If I heard that, I'd known I was dead and just didn't realize it yet.
Having the business end of that cannon against his forehead gave Ike a moment of reflection, to think about the finer things in life, like breathing.
Quite so rex, quite so
Great line: You might get me in a rush but not before I make your head into a canoe...lol.
I was at a major protest in 2004 and had been hitting a riot cop in the head with a wooden stick. He lost the plot and pointed a gun right in my face, screaming, "BACK UP OR I'LL SHOOT YOU!" I can tell you from personal experience that when you're staring down the business end of a gun and death is a single twitch of a trembling finger away, that barrel looks the size of a manhole cover. Time slows down to an absolute crawl, and every second feels like a solid hour as you become wondrously focused on the tiniest details.
nope
he is just a coward
he barks loud when he's not in that position
Ike was either blubbering or threatening. History has put him down as a cowardly murderer and a thief who deserted his brother at the ok corral and alternated back and forth, confidence to shaking like a leaf. Ike doesnt let something like that keep him down though, being the lowest and useless brother and gang member didnt hurt Ike any in his own eyes. It like he thought noone remembered him crying like a middle school girl one day and talling tough and shooting from ambush the next.
“ you called down the thunder, well now you got it”
My favorite line in the movie
Ike " i swear to god lawdog if u dont step aside we'll tear u apart!" 😂🤣💀
@@smoothshot8925 Wyatt: All right. You die first, get it? Your friends might get me in a rush, but not before I make your head into a canoe. You understand me?
Mine, too.
It will always crack me up just how terrified Ike is. Obviously anyone would be, but it's kinda funny and realistic how a "henchman" is finally realistic and not talking trash. He just straight up went "Oop, nope, back up he's gonna kill me."
He nails those lines too, you can hear the quaking in his voice when he says "He'll kill me..." All that fear just from looking in Wyatt Earp's eyes and knowing for a fact he means what he says and that if this goes any further he will be the first to die
yeah, shit got real realy fast-. great acting @@webkid4567
Ike was the EPITOME of "Alligator mouth, Hummingbird ass:" he punked out at the poker scene when he unwisely threatened Virgil Earp, and suddenly was interested in casually strolling away when Virgil did NOT back down, to put it mildly, plus, moments later, Ike was talking trash about the Earps again when he thought they had left the room, only to have VE knock his ass out and lock him up; in the famous Shootout at You Know Where, he suddenly started wailing, "I ain't got no gun," leading one of the Earps to yell, "The fight has commenced, get to fighting, or get away!" He's the one that Wyatt gives his "You tell 'em I'm coming, and HELL is coming with me" speech, and in the LAST image of the movie, he is seen riding away desperately from what's left of the Earps, discarding his red bandana while he rides, as if, "Uh, I RESIGN from the Cowboys, effective IMMEDIAELY" was gonna save his punk ass, lol.
The way Stephen Lang says "I'll see you soon" is intriguing. Sounds cowardly and intimidating at the same time. 🤣
Yeah, it does.
A hyena.
Kurt Russell is an underrated actor... His intensity in this scene is chilling.
He's celebrated. How is he underrated ?
Underrated is such an overused term by those who don't see enough of the world.
@@jimthompson8947 He is popular, he's been in some important movies, he has never won an award to my knowledge. I guess that 's what I mean.
Powers Boothe was a highly underrated actor.
Michael Biehn.
@@jimthompson8947 You're so right. I get really sick of seeing "underrated" posted everywhere. "This comment is underrated!" Bro, it's a top comment, it's not underrated.
2:25 - 2:46 Take a look at when he pulls his pistols, he flips them reverse of each other while saying: "I have two guns, one for each of ya."
Good catch! I'd never noticed that before.
I wouldn’t have caught that in a million years.
Amazing method actor
Basically “even drunk, I handle a gun better than any of you.”
Flips them with his trusty cup still hooked in his right trigger finger.
Has to be one of the greatest movies ever made. The entire cast is just Gold.
Love Kurt Russel, but Val Kilmer took this movie 2 another level. Practically a perfect movie. Wish it had been a 5 hr movie! Detail was "spot on" I could watch it 100 times an never tire of it. Wish there could b a sequel, even at this late date. Perfectly cast 2! Always an forever "my huckelberry'!
I found it too fast paced, too many things happen in a 2 hours and i can't keep track of everything, that's why i don't like it.
Praise to kurt then as he was shadow director
There was some things you only pick up after watching a few times like the final scene Doc knew that if Ringo knew he was coming he would be better prepared psychologically. The surprise caught him off guard hence he was saying he was too highly strung. In sports shooting if something catches you off guard durring a stage if you not relaxed and you lose your cool you mess it up big time
Everybodys a gangsta till Sam Elliot rolls up with the 12 gauge
It’s actually 2 gauges better, a 10 gauge.
i'm late on this but given the crowd and the number of cowboys standing around, a gun shot probably is not hte smartest thing to do. wyatt coulda taken that as being rushed..shot ike in the head..
Nothin better than buckshot!
In that day pry a 10 gauge
That was not a good idea.
Russell and Kilmer were the perfect Wyatt and Doc.
Have to agree. I watched “Wyatt Earp” last night because I had never seen it and wanted to compare it. “Tombstone” in my opinion wins hands down! Was much easier to pick out who was who by the great selection of actors in “Tombstone”. Costner and Quaid are good actors but they could not carry of the roles as well as Russell and Kilmer!
Best movie of Val Kilmer's career. "Nobody move! Nonsense - by all means MOVE". Isn't that a Daisy?
Heat!
"They may get me in a rush but not before I make your head into a canoe" , now that's how you deal what bad guys.
The brilliance of Val Kilmer and Kurt Russell in this film has been well discussed. But Stephen Lang is also a phenomenal actor, and a chameleon who looks and speaks so different from role to role that it can be difficult to even tell who he is.
He is incredible. I wish he had more big roles!
My favorite role of his was the Party Crasher. Yeah, he’s unrecognizable in this movie! He is phenomenal!
He was a badass as Quaritch in Avatar
Kurt Russell looked absolutely serious when he had that gun to Ike Clayton's head, Kurt Russell's (and Val Kilmer's) delivery in this movie was nothing but spectacular, after almost 30 years this movie is still my absolute favorite.
Perfectly spins his guns in opposite directions without dropping his cup. I can only spin one at a time.
Me too, I can spin also, or rather the room spins, I just pass out. But I do a good job of it.
Doc's college education was not wasted.
Thé réal doc was apprenticed to a dentist, and he was uneducated.
@@Scyllax
Interesting. Where did you read that?
@@kathrynmolesa1641 Any biographical sketch
Greatest line ever! "I have two guns. One for each of you."
The lead-up...'And You, ...Music Lover.' Kickes Ass
@@joelmohr3232 I still lol at that line every time I hear it.
“Yea I’m shitfaced but it’s ok cause I’ll still get ya”
That dual pistol flip in opposite directions though…. Jeez
My favorite Val Kilmer performance.
"I'm your Huckleberry" and "You're no Daisy. You're no Daisey at all."
Masterful!
That's what he said in his showdown with Johnny Ringo.
The verbal sparring in this movie is pure gold.
Who shoots a gun off in the middle of a tense stand off lol. Virgil coulda started the ok corral a lot earlier with that call
My taughts exactly... great movie anyway 🙂
Caught their attention tho and at this time.. Doc and Wyatt already had everyone on edge so Virgil just in tensed the fear that was already building within them
Very true
yeah im surprised wyatt didnt blow off ikes head right then and there on accident... pop tarts in pulp fiction
Never thought about that but you're right. Not the wisest thing to do.
Even the lesser characters do so well throughout the movie. Ike squeaking "He ain't bluffing" with a look of terror as he looks death in the eyes.
That actor is Stephen Lang who played Colonel Miles Quaritch in Avatar. - A gung-ho testosterone-fueled brutal warrior. That is some acting range.
@@stvdagger8074 And Stonewall Jackson in Gods and Generals.
@@stvdagger8074 Wow. I never realized, and never would have considered them to be the same actors. "Some range" indeed!
Lang did some heavy lifting here, Ike is easily the most hateable weasel of the entire Cowboys gang. Only the Marshall is near that level.
I love the scence where ike's leaving the saloon 🔨 and sees doc being carried out and says 'I hope you die!' Lmaooooo
We should all take a moment to recognize how great Stephen Lang as Ike Clanton is in this scene. When Wyatt threatens Ike you can see instantly that Ike is rethinking his life choices.
Well done.
"no he ain't bluffing" 😂
There’s about 10 Oscar performances in this great movie!
*"Go on! BILLY!* He'll kill me".
Cracks me up every time.
And he wouldn't hesitate, either.
". . . but not before I make your head into a canoe." I love that line!
Nothing calms a tense situation better than firing a shotgun in the air and yelling for everyone to "back it up now"
It’s not about calming it down. It’s about making it abundantly clear to those who’d consider starting something that they ain’t going to be on the winning side when the smoke clears.
“He’s probably seeing double.”
“I got 2 guns, one for each of ya.”
One of the best exchanges in movie history.
No.
Doc casually strolls over drunk and furthers the notion that he is the greatest character in this movie lol. “I have two guns; one for each of ya.”
And, despite his drunken state, casually spins the revolvers in opposite directions.
Greatest line Ever!
"and i have two guns, one for each of ya" holy shit that fucking hilarious!
"I have to guns, one for each of ya." - Doc
Virtually every line by Kilmer was a classic which he delvered with unsurpassed panache.
What a scene! The face off between Earp and Clanton! And the great Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday, with one of the great ines in movie history: "I've got two guns, one for each of ya". Simply fantastic.
Fred's biggest mistake was not letting Curly Bill empty his revolvers before calling him out.
"And I have two guns. One for each of ya".
LOVED that line.
I'm going to bet that flipping those pistol in opposite directions comes naturally for Val. Here's why I say that. In this movie, he is seen flipping coins through his fingers in the "must be a peach of a hand" scene. He does this same coin flip in the movie Real Genius (1985), flipping them on both hands. Very impressive!
he also does the same thing with a ball point pen in the movie "Top Gun".
Hes probably ambidextrous
He flips them in opposite directions and he's still holding the cup in his right hand.
@@ol_smokey9370 That's the thing that always gets me!
I've read where he's stated in an interview that he's ambidextrous. Able to write, catch and throw with either hand. Had a fellow like that on our local ball team years ago. Definitely an asset.
*Doc: “And You, Music Lover??” “You’re NEXT.”* 💞💞
It's sad knowing that Powers Boothe is no longer with us.
Powers Booth in Southern Comfort and The Emerald Forest, two great movies!!
Yes, you are right, very sad about Powers Booth. I believe he was underrated as an actor.
@lilbunnyfoofoo I believe he played the general in that movie, right?
Such an awesome bad guy, his performance in sin city was just as good
@@clemfandango5908 He was just as imposing as Judge Wallace "Uncle Wall" Hatfield in the Hatfields and McCoys miniseries.
Love this scene. Shows both sides having their brother's back no matter what
One of my favorite lines is "You might get me in a rush, but not before I make your head into a canoe."
"Your friends might get me in a rush..." Might get me. That man was confident he could take them all.
Doc Holiday: I have two guns! One for each of ya!😳
Wyatt Earp was a very cool customer. He genuinely became a legend in his own time. Balls of steel and THE guy you want with you when ..it hits the fan!
When a drunk man has the coordination to spin two guns in opposite directions, in synchrony, and not drop his cup, you may be a little over your head, even if he isn't one of the most deadly dentists to have ever lived.
Spun em both forward
@@markmiller3178 Nope. One forward, one backwards.
Nope. Both forward.
Ok. Wish I could slow step it. But after watching multiple times, concentrating on each hand separately, yes, they are spun in opposite directions.
@@rodouki sorry hombre, they spin in opposite directions. Left gun spun backwards, right gun spin forward
That is in my top five favorite phrases from this movie! 😂 “I have two guns, one for each of ya.” 🤣
Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday is one of the best performances of all time. It cannot be surpassed, EVER!!!
I just really love the casual coolness Doc Holliday had when waltzing onto the scene, drink in one hand and a silver gun in the other. Just cool, man.
This film has aged better than almost any I’ve seen. The performances somehow become more legendary the more you watch it. It’s just a masterful production, from top to bottom.
I feel like it was very smart of Wyatt to aim the gun at the head of the biggest wimp in the movie so he would tell them to back off
Stephen Lang is incredible in every role he is in
Especially Gettysburg (1993) along with Sam Elliott.
"Not before I turn your head into a canoe ike"! 😲🤣🤣🤣
BILLY!!! He'll k'!l me!!!....lol gets me everytime....
You're not as dumb as you look Ike...lol
Ike was such a coward. A fake tough guy.
TOMBSTONE - one of the best westerns of all times !!
Val Kilmer was in his acting prime but what made this film epic was the acting of all the bad guys
They just proper mean af
when Kurt Russel smacks the boss man I'm hearing meow for a good 15 sec lol
The best part in this scene is how the very second Wyatt's pistol isn't pressed on Ike Clanton's forehead he starts talking shit to Wyatt, as if his pants weren't just filled with his own feces.
"I have two guns...one for each of ya"...😂😂😂PRICELESS
One of my all-time favorite lines. "Your friends might get me in a rush, but not I turn your head into a canoe. You understand me?"... omg
Ike was a great character too! Very believable and charismatic 👏
Love how Doc spins each gun the opposite direction
1:54 Cant believe the guy that plays Ike Clanton is Colonel Miles Quaritch from the film Avatar lol
Wow, one of the BEST MOVIES EVER! John P.
Dana Delany is one of those ladies who always looks beautiful, feminine, sophisticated and delicate. The older she becomes, the more attractive she is.
Kurt Russel ghost directed this film. I don't understand why this is a thing but he deserves the credit.
Doc Holliday is the baddest man to hold a six shooter in this movie. Everything he says and does is just so bad ass!!!! Mr. Kilmer did an outstanding job!!!
"You are not stupid as you look, ike" 😁
He ain't bluffing, He'll kill me. The acting in this picture was off the chain.
One of the best films I've ever watched. A film that one can rewatch without it getting old.
The collection of great actors is on par with the greatest of the 20th century
Do we have an argument for This may be one of the Best movies of all time. I'm no expert but every Actor did an absolutely great job.
I love this movie to the moon and back and Kurt Russel is excellent but Doc Holiday takes the prize. “ how about a spelling bee “ had me rolling 🤣😂
That "BILLY" Ike lets out kills me everytime. LMAOOOOO!!!!
I see curly Bill unlocked the endless ammunition cheat.
Twenty rounds in total as I recall.
Kirt Russell's Mustache won an award in this movie
One of my favorite movies of all-time and my most favorite western. Has got to have the most charismatic actors in one film. All the actors excel in their respective roles, but Stephen Lang nails it as Ike. He plays one of coolest and most badass hardened character in Avatar; and here, one of the most cowardly, despicable, pieces of human filth ever filmed in a western. Very versatile actor!
In That scene Wyatt had the best Lines..."make your head a canoe" Classic!
Need these guys in Portland, and many others as well...
Get ride of your pathetic fantasy of your precious White Knight cowboy law man. You guys are getting more pathetic as the time passes.
I was thinking the same thing. Not sure if that scene would play out as cool with Glocks instead of 45 colts though.
slushymatis ya like Burning, Looting and Murder do ya?
The sound of Doc’s gun twirling are the BEST ASMR
Val Kilmner should be given after the fact Oscar for this movie.. Not to mention Top Secret help me through a depressive period in my life, it was hilarious & let me escape my mind....
The best written, acted, directed, produced western if not Movie of any genre of all time(IMNSHO) I could not spot a weakness and even the strengths are just personal opinion, Kilmer was great but by gee he got fed some of the best lines in a movie ever, it was the writing that really made the movie so great but that is being picky, this movie should have scooped the pool in every category at the Oscars
A lot of great scenes in this movie. And in my opinion, this one is the best.
The bad guy from avatar had a life changing experience that day...
In reality, Fred lived until the next day and exonerated Brocius, telling the Earps that the gun went off unexpectedly and that the shooting was an accident. Also, Fred is played by Harry Carey Jr., who played in many westerns from the 40s thru the 80s
Should have just shot the old outlaw when he had the jump on him. Saved a lot of lives including his iwn.
I always wondered. Was it on accident. Because he seems genuinely concerned for Fred after. No one says if it was on purpose or not
According to Fred it was. Doesn't mean curly wasn't responsible. And hammered on whatever... while being a public nuisance
One of the best movies I’ve seen
"You're friends might get me in a rush but not before I make your head in to a canoe, you understand me!?" "You're not as stupid as you look Ike!" Damn if that didn't have me laughing 🤣
That blink of the eyes from Ike when the gun connected with his head. From outlaw to scared shitless, in a second.
Love how he flicks Ike away with the barrel of his pistol.
One of my favorite westerns about real lawmen and real lawless Ombres!
1 of my favorite roles by Kurt Russell.
The other 2 of course have to be Rudy Russo in "Used Cars" and who can forget "Boy", in "Gilligan's Island."