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	Quote: Originally Posted by DWeeB1967 @00slim Tombstone is a traditional western and a VERY good one. Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer are both excellent as Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Still, it's a traditional western. Unforgiven, as you know since you've seen it, is a movie that DECONSTRUCTS the traditional western. It takes all of the cliches that we've seen in decades of westerns and turns them on their heads. It's also a VERY good movie. In my opinion, it's almost impossible to compare the two since they are really opposite sides of the same western coin. Still, if you like movies, you owe it to yourself to watch Tombstone. I'm betting you'll like it. I selectively like westerns. That is, I tend to be picky about the ones I like. Most of the formulaic westerns of the 50s and 60s bore me. Having said that, I can honestly say that I love both of these movies. Let me/us know your thoughts when you watch Tombstone. I agree completely. I also think these two movies are the two greatest Westerns ... but, as @DWeeB1967 said, for entirely different reasons. Tombstone plays fast and loose with story, and realism, and historical accuracy. It's just a fun - a VERY fun - action flick that happens to be set in the old west. And I think Val Kilmer's greatest role ... just fantastic, how that part was written, and what Kilmer did with it. But if I HAD to ... then, of course, Unforgiven would be the greater of the two. Very powerful movie. It isn't the best of the genre; rather, it transcends the genre. Like all great movies do.
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I agree completely. I also think these two movies are the two greatest Westerns ... but, as @DWeeB1967 said, for entirely different reasons. Tombstone plays fast and loose with story, and realism, and historical accuracy. It's just a fun - a VERY fun - action flick that happens to be set in the old west. And I think Val Kilmer's greatest role ... just fantastic, how that part was written, and what Kilmer did with it.

But if I HAD to ... then, of course, Unforgiven would be the greater of the two. Very powerful movie. It isn't the best of the genre; rather, it transcends the genre. Like all great movies do.

Tombstone will entertain and somewhat educate you. Unforgiven will haunt you. I went to the theatre in the middle of the afternoon and saw Unforgiven when I was in my last year of college, so I'm thinking it was 1993? One of the few movies that I can remember when and where I saw it. I can remember walking through the parking lot afterwards...it sticks with you.

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	Still unopened with hopefully a 9.8 reprint of Amazing Fantasy #15.
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You do know that the new guy brings the donuts, right? 13.03K	13.03K DWeeB1967 private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	@OGJackster Are you planning to open it and find out?
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	@DWeeB1967 Do you think I should???
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You do know that the new guy brings the donuts, right? 13.03K	13.03K DWeeB1967 private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	Man I don't know. I hate to suggest something and have it come back and bite you. It's like when my brother asks me "who should I start?" questions in fantasy football. I hate answering because whoever I suggest always ends up having a crappy game. So I'm going to leave that up to you. But I'd be a liar if I said I wasn't curious.
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	Looking forward to this new Shout Factory release of Event Horizon!
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	One of my all time favorite comedies was finally released on blu-ray sometime last year. They still want over $20 for it, but I picked it up when I had some Amazon credit. This movie is a riot. I’m a sucker for dark comedies & this one is just so much fun. Side note: why is this movie R-rated? The violence is nothing you won’t see on broadcast T.V. & there’s like one single F-bomb. The only thing I can think of is, Amanda Peet is topless very briefly in two scenes. The MPAA is silly sometimes.
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I don't believe this....and I know you don't care that I don't believe this. 79.24K	79.24K GAC private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 7
	@00slim I love Unforgiven. Eastwood is a brilliant director. The cast is superb; Eastwood, Freeman, Hackman, Harris etc..In my opinion Tombstone was pretty good but not in the same league as Unforgiven...but I'm a big Eastwood fan.
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	@00slim Tombstone is a traditional western and a VERY good one. Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer are both excellent as Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Still, it's a traditional western. Unforgiven, as you know since you've seen it, is a movie that DECONSTRUCTS the traditional western. It takes all of the cliches that we've seen in decades of westerns and turns them on their heads. It's also a VERY good movie. In my opinion, it's almost impossible to compare the two since they are really opposite sides of the same western coin. Still, if you like movies, you owe it to yourself to watch Tombstone. I'm betting you'll like it. I selectively like westerns. That is, I tend to be picky about the ones I like. Most of the formulaic westerns of the 50s and 60s bore me. Having said that, I can honestly say that I love both of these movies. Let me/us know your thoughts when you watch Tombstone.
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	Quote: Originally Posted by Tedsaid I agree completely. I also think these two movies are the two greatest Westerns ... but, as @DWeeB1967 said, for entirely different reasons. Tombstone plays fast and loose with story, and realism, and historical accuracy. It's just a fun - a VERY fun - action flick that happens to be set in the old west. And I think Val Kilmer's greatest role ... just fantastic, how that part was written, and what Kilmer did with it. But if I HAD to ... then, of course, Unforgiven would be the greater of the two. Very powerful movie. It isn't the best of the genre; rather, it transcends the genre. Like all great movies do. Tombstone will entertain and somewhat educate you. Unforgiven will haunt you. I went to the theatre in the middle of the afternoon and saw Unforgiven when I was in my last year of college, so I'm thinking it was 1993? One of the few movies that I can remember when and where I saw it. I can remember walking through the parking lot afterwards...it sticks with you.
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	Oh, I totally forgot to share this one! I’d heard a lot of good things about ’Alone in the Dark’ (1982). The cast is pretty strong & I’ve wanted to see it for a long time. The problem is, the DVD is out-of-print & you can’t even rent it on Amazon Prime. Well, I finally found it on e-bay for a reasonable price. It was above average for its genre, but I wouldn’t call it a classic or anything. It’s essentially a Slasher, but it builds like a slow burn Thriller with Slasher elements. It’s worth checking out if you’re a fan of the genre. I’ve since found out it’s on YouTube in HD. Go figure.
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	I hate posting stuff that I have in every “my.................collection.” I feel like a spoiled husband.
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