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I had not seen this film since its' initial release. I recall not caring to much for it and preferring Tombstone. Watched it recently and have a new appreciation for it. The characters are gritty and more realistically drawn and the the film is more true to life. Tombstone, by comparison, is more pulp or cartoonish. I loved Val Kilmer's performance in Tombstone but Wyatt Earp as much to offer. Either that or I've just changed over the last couple of decades. :-)
-Wendell
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"Gunfight at the OK Corrall" 1958, with Kirk Douglas,Burt Lancaster & Rhonda Flemming. I had never thought to compare the 1994 "Wyatt Earp" movie with Costner & Quaid to the 1958 movie. Instead I had compared it to the previously released Tombstone movie with Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer & Sam Elliot.
Which reminds me, the 1958 movie was played on TCM the other night and I recorded it to the DVR while doing other stuff. Maybe I'll put that on. I suspect it will let me down.
Back in '94 I kind of remember thinking that I liked the '93 Tombstone movie a tad bit better than "Wyatt Earp". But that may have been simply because I'd already had enough Wyatt Earp for a while. What was up with the timing on the release of those two movies?
-Steve
I suspect you will be disappointed in the 1958 film. I enjoy Tombstone but have new respect for Wyatt Earp.
-Wendell
It's the best western ever made and a great American movie.
"To Learn Who Rules Over You, Simply Find Out Who You Are Not Allowed to Criticize."
-Voltaire
"It's the best western ever made"
Them's fightin' words!
It's an American 'Lawrence of Arabia'.
The last great epic western.
"To Learn Who Rules Over You, Simply Find Out Who You Are Not Allowed to Criticize."
-Voltaire
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