Wyatt Earp

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Lanfranco C @Lanfrancobz Nov 26 The full story of a true hero of the West See more Stephen C @bob25009 Nov 23 Based on a true story in 03 hours, 10 minutes, and 31 seconds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ages 13 and older!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $24,600,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Nov 16 Well, this is a hard sell. Came out in 94'- Tombstone came out in 93'- not sure what the point was but think they were pretty close to being released at the same time. The actors are all pretty decent. Costner's 'Aw Shucks' beginning of the movie is about as awful as it gets. He's a good actor but they gave him the exact same role in every movie regardless of story. He DOES toughen up half way through though. The story is all over the place and you don't feel connected to ANY of the characters in any kind of meaningful way. The best thing is when you see this and Tombstone to see how a story that is similar can fail or succeed to shocking degrees when done right or wrong. Didn't care to watch it when I was watching it and not going to keep it for my collection. See more acsdoug D @acsdoug Sep 22 I admire the intent, the desire to fill in the before and after of the OK Corral gunfight. I have to join in the general criticism, however: the film is way too long. I maybe recommending it because I like Westerns rather the quality of the movie itself. For what it's worth, I liked it. See more Tim M Sep 17 A lesser version of its preceding twin film, Wyatt Earp finds Kevin Costner and company operating at minimum capacity within the Western genre. See more Bear B. @BearB Sep 6 Sadly it becomes trendy in Hollywood “journalism” circles to pan certain films and this is one. Frankly I’m embarrassed for those writers. This is an excellent depiction of Wyatt and his family from youth to old age—a necessarily long epic with high production values, very good casting, well acted, written, and directed. There’s always room for improvement but on the whole it’s impressive. Watch it in three sittings and consider it a mini series if the run time seems daunting. Well worth your time if you appreciate good cinema. The scenery is beautiful. Costuming top notch. The story is historical enough. The sound track is good but in certain moments overdone and overly prominent—possibly the film’s biggest flaw. This picture will stand the test of time and, I suspect, be increasingly appreciated with age. See more Read all reviews

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