You had no idea people love this movie? How old are you? Your writing and grammar makes me guess less than twenty.

Agreed! Perhaps if we slowly sneak out of this thread and close the door, the trolls will all stay together in here.
Liberals claim to love "others ideas", until they find out people actually have other ideas.

Could you give some examples in the movie where Russell was "embarrassing"?
I'd like to know that as well. I have a feeling we shouldn't hold our breath waiting. IMO, Kurt has never given a bad performance, even in bad movies.

Could you give some examples in the movie where Russell was "embarrassing"?

Russell wasn't the only one who was embarrassing. Bill Paxton was unbelievably bad. And Dana Delany trying to be sexy? Give me a break!

Just watched it for the first time, I like westerns but it's far from my favorite genre. Got to say though I loved this movie, amazing cast. And easily the best performance I've seen from Val Kilmer. Deserves its high rating on here.

It's just kind of a nostalgia thing, at least for me. I recognize it's not a good movie, technically speaking. But I love watching it perhaps just because I've seen it so many times, and Doc Holiday's antics. Love watching him be cocky as fck while being able to back it up with a quick draw.
And the mustaches. Everyone's got a solid stache.

The deal is that you are an idiot

Best Western ever made and Kurt Russell is quite good in it. Val Kilmer gives a legendary performance and the mostly true story is extremely compelling. The Good the Bad and the Ugly is a fine movie, but not as good as Tombstone.

Don't blame you dude, this was a very lame attempt at history and the legend. The movie is for the people who need explosions every five minutes

Your remarkably appropriate sarcasm made me laugh a little more than I probably should have!

I cant believe that people think this movie is good.
I saw a movie I didn't like.
To the Internet!

i find a bunch of love for this turd of a movie??
Any consideration to the thought that maybe it's you, and not all the others?
..Joe

I almost thought your comments were real but then my sarcasm detector started going berserk. Well played. To add my 2 cents worth the OP is an idiot.

every actor in it was a scene-stealing upstager who appeared to be acting for himself only, and relating to the others as if they were his "props".
You're certainly entitled to that opinion. What I saw was a collection of strong and colorful characters, all of whom stand out and are still very memorable because of their individuality. Unlike with the forgettable, faceless mob of interchangeable "bad guys" in "Wyatt Earp", we got to know all the main TS characters very well, something that's important in keeping audiences interested in them and their fates.
Agree about Dana Delaney. I think a different actress may have better embodied Josie.

Agree - every actor in it was a scene-stealing upstager who appeared to be acting for himself only, and relating to the others as if they were his "props". It was a movie of individuals, instead of being a cohesive whole.with everyone seeming as though they thought the whole thing revolved around them individually. And don't even get me started on how totally miscast Dana Delaney was.

Agree - every actor in it was a scene-stealing upstager who appeared to be acting for himself only, and relating to the others as if they were his "props". It was a movie of individuals, instead of being a cohesive whole.with everyone seeming as though they thought the whole thing revolved around them individually. And don't even get me started on how totally miscast Dana Delaney was.

Dude, totally agree, I love Kurt Russell but he can't play Earp. And Sam Elliot was like in his 60s playing Virgil. And all those bad guys having very witty and snappy lines was just too much for me.

You probably think blazing saddles is a drama

Funny stuff.

cant understand the whole beta uprising.
Me either. I'm dazed and confused. I better not say anything else in case one them stumbles onto this forum by accident and gets his wittle feelings hurt at the social injustice.

Oh Im all too aware. I used to live in Seattle before moving to Arizona. Beta-male central. I know some really good people there but cant understand the whole beta uprising.
http://www.returnofkings.com/3139/3-american-cities-men-must-avoid-at-all-costs
"I am on intimate terms with the desert"

Funny, yes, but the Rise of the Beta male is sad.

Hahahahaha, thats the best picture I've ever seen!
"I am on intimate terms with the desert"