TOMBSTONE Clip - Doc Holiday meets Johnny Ringo (1993) Val Kilmer

TOMBSTONE Clip - Doc Holiday meets Johnny Ringo (1993) Val Kilmer

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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[Thepateisgreat]

Holiday saw right through Ringo, and it scared him. He knew doc was his match/ the only other man that could kill him. It’s just so well done.

[moeawale]

“Look darlin, it’s Johnny Ringoo” kills me everytime

[ronnieparfait]

“Not Me, I’m in my prime” greatest movie line ever. Val killed it ✌🏼

[Bilbie]

Kilmer in this role is perhaps the best bit of acting of anyone on the big screen. Absolutely fantastic

[jameslasso]

The look in Micheal beane’s eyes when kilmer’s character mocks him with Tin cup is so subtle but telling. The best acting is without words

[gonzo]

Oscar winners get forgotten, but Legends never die. Val Kilmer gives one of the greatest performances ever in the film.

[DivineSimply]

I've seen literally thousands of movies in my 76 years on this planet, and NEVER have I seen an actor so effortlessly steal scenes and walk away with the whole movie like Kilmer did in this one. My hat is off to you, Val

[OneBiasedOpinion]

I know everyone creams over Val Kilmer, and rightly so, but the _entire_ cast really made these scenes memorable. Even the extras. Everyone’s acting puts you right there in the room feeling the tension as these two legends interact. Nobody drops the ball, everyone plays their part with such subtle perfection, and it stays that way through the whole movie.

[BummyMike]

My favorite western of all time, and at 72 I've seen most of them, if not all of them. Val Kilmer brilliantly portrays Doc, capturing both his frailty and his strength. Last month, my 12 year-old grandson and I were talking about sports, and I stole Doc's line and told him "I'm in my prime." He responded, "Yeah, maybe 50 years ago."

[MacDaddyTito]

I love how Doc makes everyone quiet. He holds this unsettling power over others. Like a lion mulling over whether he's going to eat you or not.

[marklowensteinmusic]

The most iconic role ever!!! Val Kilmer will forever be known and remembered as THE Doc Holiday -- No one has ever portrayed Doc Holiday as powerful as Val Kilmer. The entire cast of this movie could not have been better.

[melissaholland]

Seriously. Can an actor be TOO GOOD at a VAL KILMER ATE THIS ROLE FOR BREAKFAST LUNCH AND DINNER. Just sheer

[TedsHoldOver]

Kilmer made it impossible for anyone else to ever portray Holiday.

[Ganon]

Val Kilmer did an outstanding job as Doc. What I love about his character and this scene specifically is his enormous level of confidence, he's like a force of nature lol even when he's obviously sick he still stands tall and speaks clearly and to the point. He isn't afraid of a battle of wits or a gun.

[garretthildebrandt]

Can we appreciate the fact that Doc escalated the situation and diffused it all at once?

[StallionFernando]

Ringo and Doc had such an awesome rivalry/chemistry. Was looking forward the whole movie to their interactions and waiting on the edge of my seat to see them showdown. Watched it for the first time 2 nights and knew halfway through it was gonna become one of my fav film.

[johnytwotimes]

Val Kilmer got something far greater than an Oscar, he became "cinema immortal" with this role.

[peoplevsradio]

Val as Doc Holiday is so damn great that we forget how great Ringo was portrayed.

[RagnarokMic]

The sheer amount of talent in that room is astounding.

[ravnos]

30 years later and I’m still enjoying this movie as if it were the first time watching it.