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Your life is sad, you should do your family a favor and just off yourself
Bunch of IDIOTS talking as if this movie is fact

What a hobby.
It's kind of sad, isn't it?
He must be the thread devil.
That's just encouragement. This is just a garden-variety, boring little troll with poor writing skills. No more, no less.

His user name does have 666 in it. He must be the thread devil. What a hobby.

As I said in another thread, ntorres, Corky is what Josephine Sarah Marcus Earp would have called "a schmuck."

It's just a conversation about what the author may have been thinking when he wrote this scene. Ease up troll.

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I didn't get the impression that movie was trying to put that across, but I don't think someone would be in the wrong for taking that from it. I'm pretty sure the badge was strictly to reinforce Doc's alignment with the law in this encounter, as well as what he would do for his friend.
Liberals claim to love "others ideas", until they find out people actually have other ideas.

I don't know that Doc was quick or dangerous. His reputation as a gunfighter has been extremely exaggerated over the past century or so.
In real life, Doc killed two or three people, ever. He killed Mike Gordon in Las Vegas, New Mexico, he killed Tom McLaury, and he may have helped kill Frank McLaury, although I'd give that kill to Morgan Earp.
My impression of Doc as a gunfighter is, he was no gunfighter. If he were, he would've killed Milt Joice, rather than fumbling around and shooting him in the hand, and Joice's partner in the foot.
Doc was a dentist who became a gambler. He was never a gunfighter, in the traditional sense.
Just my opinion.
I intend to live forever.
So far, so good.

In the movie he was obviously a little slower since Doc outgunned him mano-a-mano, but in real life it probably would have been no contest since Ringo wasn't really a straight up ginfight kind of guy, and Doc was known for being rather quick & dangerous.
Liberals claim to love "others ideas", until they find out people actually have other ideas.

Or was Ringo just slower?