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@rantman4521

5 ай бұрын

Thanks

@xaviperez26

5 ай бұрын

If somebody blames you because of your english reaction, ask him/her if he/she is capable to do a movie reaction of a film never seen before in spanish, german, french, italian, rusian, romanian or any other lenguage.

@ecasino29

5 ай бұрын

There is no need for an apology. I think your English sounds great 👍. It's my first language, but I wish I could sound like you.

@patrickpost4294

5 ай бұрын

Ways around that. Video msg on FB. I don't think bots and AI have worked around live video.

@unclebounce1495

5 ай бұрын

Good reaction. Hope you enjoyed. Not sure if it matters to you or not, but this is real USA history, not a fictional story. It is also one of the most historicallly accurate hoillywood movies ever made. While there's a couple minor variations from real history, most is 100% accurate (including direct quotations from eye witness accounts and judicial records). The heroic ambush scene where Wyatt Earp walks in complete hollywood drama-fashion straight into the gun fight and stands in the middle of the crossfire (which never happens except in ridiculous movies) actually happened IRL. There were trials about the OK corral shootout and susequent murders. Whole bunch of important history about the stabilization and civilization of the west and the real town called Tombstone (which still has the site of the shootout as a historical landmark, but it's smaller than what is shown in the movie).

The reason Doc said "This is funny" is because he lived a very dangerous life and always thought he would die with his shoes on and not without them peacefully in his bed.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

ahh hahaha, my mind thought of something else ❤

@scottclark6992

5 ай бұрын

Great movie 🎬

@scottclark6992

5 ай бұрын

Bad Girls. You will like the movie 🎬

@bernardsalvatore1929

5 ай бұрын

​@@BissFlixlet me start by saying YOU speak ENGLISH quite WELL as a second language!!! I'm sure I'm NOT alone in saying that I simply Love your accent, I love the way you roll your r's😅 and I don't find ANYTHING at all wrong with your ENGLISH!!! Unfortunately there's always going to be HATERS and negative people out there that have NOTHING BETTER to do than to leave negative comments, probably ONLY to make themselves FEEL better!!😢 It's a sad truth but you CANNOT let it get to you, but we appreciate you pointing it out so that those of us that SUPPORT you can send you some POSITIVE vibes!!!!❤❤ Keep up the good work!!!

@bloodmatch

5 ай бұрын

My favourite western would have have to be butch cassidy and the sundance kid. Older movie than this

That gun fight was "the shootout at the OK corral" A very famous gun fight in American history.

@usamazahid3882

5 ай бұрын

More appropriately, the *"Gunfight at the O.K. Corral"*

@jimandaud

5 ай бұрын

indeed. It's been the subject of an entire movie and represented in many other movies and shows.

“Wyatt Earp is my friend” “Hell, I got lots of friends” “I don’t” I’m glad you checked this out! Fantastic modern Western

I'll bet the knobs giving you grief do not speak a second language. Your English is Great!!

@sammygoodnight

5 ай бұрын

Right! And the accent is super cute. Don't ever lose it.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤

If you didn't know, this is a true story. It's dramatized, but it's based on real people and real events. Doc was a dentist on the East Coast and had watched his mother die of tuberculosis when he was younger. When he was diagnosed with tuberculosis, he closed his dental practice and headed west to become a gambler. He seemed fearless because he had no problem with dying in a gunfight. That would be a quicker and less painful death than tuberculosis.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for letting me know ❤

@technofilejr3401

5 ай бұрын

@@BissFlix Specifically Doc was from the city of Griffin in my home state of Georgia.

@FosterTravis1071

5 ай бұрын

A lot of artistic license, and a few tall tales thrown in. For good measure. ​@BissFlix

@476429

5 ай бұрын

@@FosterTravis1071It is interesting that some of the dialog for the OK Corral came straight from the newspaper reports the following day. For example, Doc saying, "You're a daisy if you do."

@FosterTravis1071

5 ай бұрын

@476429 there's a good bit of reality to draw from... but, the Hollywood predilection for a good yarn prevails.

Doc, had a personal vow to "die with his boots on" that's the reason for his reaction looking down at his bare feet, men of action and adventure preferred to "go down fighting" not die in bed.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

haha i get it now ❤

For months prior to filming this and all during the filming Val Kilmer practiced with shooting pistols, quick drawing the pistols and doing tricks with them, to the point he became very fast and comfortable with the pistols. He actually got very good with them

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

oh interesting ❤️

I loved how you got embarrassed not immediately getting the word "murdered". You are such a perfectionist. I love that you are always trying to improve yourself, whether your English or your reactions. No need to worry, you are great at both and I think your followers love you just the way you are - always genuine and down to earth. Another fun reaction.

Doc's girl was 100. She stuck by him knowing he was dying. Granted, she might not have helped him to live longer but she helped him enjoy the days he had left.

@ronlackey2689

4 ай бұрын

But hastened his death and was not there when he died. So, deduct 50 points.

People who criticize your English and not content, are not really contributing. There are always trolls and people who have to criticize. You're not English teacher (that's why its wrong to criticize your English skill) Ms Biss, you're a wonderful reactor and you're accent is really cute. I am so glad you liked this film. This is one my fave Westerns.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much ❤️

Doc is referred to as a "LUNGER" several times here. It's slang for someone suffering from Tuberculosis of which thousands were diagnosed with an died from around this time..

The ranch owner "Hooker" was played by Charlton Heston. One of the last times we all got to see him on the screen. He was a MAJOR star in the late 50's, and all through the 60's and 70's. Planet of the Apes. Soylent Green. The Omega Man (remade by Will Smith in "I Am Legend"). The Ten Commandments. If you want to see one of the very best dystopian movies, watch "Soylent Green". It was made in 1973, and set in 2022.

Many people believe that Val Kilmer deserved the Oscar that year. Here are the nominees for Best Supporting Actor in the 66th Academy Awards: Tommy Lee Jones as Samuel Gerard in "The Fugitive" Ralph Fiennes as Amon Göth in "Schindler's List" John Malkovich as Mitch Leary in "In the Line of Fire" Leonardo DiCaprio as Arnie Grape in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" Pete Postlethwaite as Giuseppe Conlon in "In the Name of the Father" Other snubs include Ben Kingsley as Itzhak Stern in "Schindler's List", Sean Penn as David Kleinfeld in "Carlito's Way", certain actors in "True Romance", etc...

@LaoWatsonSmith

5 ай бұрын

That’s a hell of a competitive field though!!

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Oh I see, big names ❤

@adamskeans2515

5 ай бұрын

@@BissFlix big names with outstanding performances.

@helifanodobezanozi7689

5 ай бұрын

The 90's were a curse for anyone looking to win a film award of any sort. Competition was just too strong! So fierce that even masterpieces and master performances were overlooked.

@Shifuede

5 ай бұрын

That list is full of heavy hitters; not a single unworthy performance listed.

Famous Last words heard from Docs Enemies."Im,Your Huckleberry!"

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Haha indeed ❤️

@johanbruinsma8243

5 ай бұрын

there is some debate on that, some say"i 'm your huckleberry " while others say that Doc said "I'm your hucklebearer " and a huckle was known as the handle on a coffin. not sure witch he ment , but they are both great

@cylotrippy6671

4 ай бұрын

@@johanbruinsma8243 Val Kilmer himself proved he said huckleberry.

Also, people in the southwest usa are kind, especially in those days. It was very unheard of to turn away a stranger. I live in the southwest today, born here, there are still those morals lingering around here and there.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Interesting ❤

@Gutslinger

5 ай бұрын

Idk about Arizona. There were some pretty dangerous times in some of those towns back then. Some town's sheriffs had insanely short lifespans.

@AzBeautyFull

5 ай бұрын

@Gutslinger Oh bro, living in AZ before A/C. All those dudes brains were fried🤣 Im not saying it was safe times, but because its easy to die when its 120 degrees, its a death sentence to turn someone away without food and water.

There was an expression used in the old west of "dying with your boots on" it meant dying in action or going down fighting. After all the fights Doc had been in he didn't expect to die in bed with his boots off. Don't let any negative comments put you off, I have loved watching your reactions. Keep it up

I live in Tucson Arizona which is about an hour a way from Tombstone. I have been to Tombstone a couple times and I learned a bit about its history. All the characters portrayed in the movie were real people. And most of the events portrayed in the movie happened, even many of the lines spoken by Doc Holiday were things he actually said.

@davidmoore1264

5 ай бұрын

I live in Phoenix area and have also been to Tombstone a few times and I 100% concur with your assessment!

If anyone gives you a hard time about your english, ignore them. If they don't understand that english is not your primary language, there's something wrong with them

In the western era, it was a common saying “to die with your boots on.” Doc chuckled at the end because he was going to die but without his boots.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

haha, thanks for watching ❤

Kurt Russel is so good. He envelops any character he plays to the fullest. Comedy or serious he goes all the way with it. I'm an 80's kid so I especially like Big Trouble in Little China. Thanks for the reaction Bisscute =)

The "medicine" Maddy is using is called laudnam. It's pronounced lawd num it was a mixture of alcohol and opium. Curly bill was smoking opium in a Chinese opium den. It was referred to as chasing the dragon. The doors back then didn't have peep holes. If you want to see a master class in acting you should react to the movie Soldier. Kurt Russell is the main character and he only has like 170 words of dialog in the whole movie. He conveys so much with just his eyes and body language. William "Doc" Holiday was a dentist from Georgia.

@bigjoeofthe707

5 ай бұрын

So that’s where that saying comes from

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Got it, thanks ❤

@chuckg3818

5 ай бұрын

John Henry Holliday

@dirtygrunt

5 ай бұрын

@@chuckg3818 correct my mistake.

@SteveSmith-os5bs

5 ай бұрын

One of the wealthiest citizens of Tombstone was a Chinese woman who controlled the opium dens. Tombstone had large Chinese population and they were required to pay a portion of their earnings.

The latin they spoke to each other in the bar was essentially, Doc says "in wine,there is truth" meaning when he's hammered he's going to tell the truth. Johnny Ringo answers " Do well what you do" meaning do what you do best being drunk..so Doc retorts "Let Appella the Jew believe it not I"Which roughly to me means Tell somebody else that lie because drinking is not what i do best.then Ringo says while caressing his gun " youth is the teacher of fools" So Doc says "rest in peace" You could update it a little and it translates to " It's your funeral."

There are hundreds of famous movie lines, and Tombstone has a few, but the one line in this film that tears into my soul is not any of the famous ones. When questions are raised about why the group would continue the war with the cowboys the lead line is "I have lots of friends" and Doc says simply "I don't". Those two words reveal a deep and lasting affection that could not be better explained in 4 hours of run time. Brilliant writing and delivery.

Great reaction! Learning American history through Hollywood movies is okay as long as you realize that most of it is embellished. It is entertainment after all. The reason the Shootout At The OK Corral is so famous is because things like this were such a rare occurance. There are only 2 documented cases of guys lining up at high noon in the street and having a shootout. If you believed Hollywood movies you would think this happened everyday! Its still a great movie!

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

I do take it with a grain of salt always .

Always enjoy your reactions and I think your English is great! I don't ever have a problem understanding you!

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, I don't know, so people say they dont understand anything or that my accent is "ruining" it ❤

@bernardsalvatore1929

5 ай бұрын

​@@BissFlixI DON'T think your accent is ruining it at all, as a matter of FACT that is one of the main reasons why I SUBSCRIBED to your channel. it's BECAUSE I love listening to you speak ENGLISH with your accent!!!❤❤ Now I did want to point out that in the scene where Doc Holliday basically mocks Ringo by performing the same trickery with his cup, Ringo, at first, thought that Doc Holliday was DRUNK and therefore NOT coordinated but he found out from THAT interaction that Doc was indeed in possession of ALL his faculties, even THOUGH he was drunk!!! You can see the scared LOOK in Ringo's EYES because he knew that Doc would be a formidable opponent in a gunfight!!! I absolutely love that scene!!!

@mtpugh

5 ай бұрын

@@BissFlixif they think that then they should go watch someone else. I find your reactions enjoyable, and your sense of humor is delightful. Keep being yourself and we’ll keep watching.

@richardhotz2803

5 ай бұрын

@@BissFlix You are completely and easily understandable. People who say otherwise just get some kind of twisted charge out of upsetting others. I could write a whole essay about how you speak English very well.

Please don't let anyone making negative comments get you down. You have a delightful accent and 99% of the time your English is excellent. Your occasional mistake is endearing and I usually know what you meant anyway. It must take a lot of skill to concentrate on a movie, make insightful comments and articulate your reactions all in a second language... bravo 👏👏👏.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you kindly ❤️

Don’t let anybody EVER get to you with criticism. Your English is fantastic and charming. You have a great sense of humor and you understand content better than most reactors out there! 🙂💯

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much ❤

I was stuck under ice shelf drowning when I was young and honestly it is one of the most terrifying moments of my entire life. Nothing wrong at all with being afraid of that.

"Too much freedom" I would rather have too much than too little.

@Stevarooni

5 ай бұрын

"Common sense" restrictions on freedom never have an end, in practice.

@jeffmason6344

5 ай бұрын

"Too much freedom" ... spoken like a true Socialist.

A bustle is a wired undergarment used to make a dress flare out. But because it's so stiff, it would be difficult to ride a horse saddleback.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Got it ❤

When I was a kid the Gunfight at the OK Corral was still famous enough for everyone to know what that meant. Multiple movies and many TV shows revolved around that single gunfight. Now it's extremely obscure and passes with barely a comment as a lone action scene in this movie.

Another really good 90's western is The Quick and the Dead, it has an all star cast and is a really fun watch!

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Got it, thank you for the suggest ❤

Maddy Blaylock was a former prostitute and common-law wife of Wyatt Earp. That means that they had been together so long (about 6 years) that they were considered married by the public, but they never had a wedding or had a marriage license. In current times, some states recognize common-law marriages, providing some limited benefits to the spouse should the couple break up. Other states do not recognize it as a marriage at all, so it is just the same as if a dating couple were to split up. In the 1800's, when Wyatt and Maddy were together, there wasn't any protections for the spouse of such marriages. Her portrayal in the movie was extremely close to the way events happened regarding her and Wyatt's life was in real life.

"I've got two guns, one for each of ya" best doc line

don't let anybody criticize your english (i wonder how many languages they speak) your accent is delightful - i admire any one who learns a 2nd language - great reaction

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤

@Shifuede

5 ай бұрын

Biss knows 4: Romanian, German, English, Spanish...and she can grasp bits of Latin, Italian, etc... She's a true polyglot.

You do an excellent job with your English. You never have a need to apologize. People will always find things to complain about. Just ignore them because they aren't worth your time.

Maddie and Wyatt were never actually married. His later (actual) wife tried to cover up that relationship when they were old, because by the standards of the early 20th century it would have been immoral and she wanted to protect his reputation. Eventually he became so famous that historians studied his life in great detail and found out about Maddie anyway. Also, the "gunfight at the OK corral" was the most famous shootout in the history of the old West. This film takes some liberties with the facts, but that shootout is carefully historical.

“Open Range” and “Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid” You will love those movies!

Doc had all the best lines “I’m ya huckleberry” “you’re a daisy if ya do” “Say when” “why Jonny ringo. You look like someone just walked over your grave” “play for blood? That’s just my game”

I have visited the town of Tombstone, Arizona. They keep the old town as old as possible, preserving what used to be there and they show you the spot where the famous O.K. Corral gunfight happened. There's a cemetery close by with the stones for the cowboys who died. I almost forgot to add... the old theater still stands too. It still has the gunshot holes from the cowboys who watched the shows and shot at the ceiling. It was a fun visit.

Learning to flash-spin a revolver takes time. When you get a new revolver the weight will be different, necessitating more practice to become proficient with it. The fact that Doc could transfer the skill to a tin cup, mimiking someone else's moves to a T, while drunk, shows his incredible dexterity and demonstrates why he was so deadly..

❤❤❤❤ the gun fight scene where they march down the street to confront the clanton gang for carrying guns within the city limits if referred to as "The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral". Probably the most famous gunfight in American history & lore. Love ya Biss....stay safe

I have much respect for anyone who speaks more than one language. I myself speak only Texan.

Biss, you are by far my favorite. Your comments are always quick, witty, and make me laugh. And...I just love your accent.

Remember, in the 1800's in the South (where Doc is from) sometimes the families were very isolated and sometimes, direct cousins would marry. Its weird but they did.

Such an amazing cast. I'm not a huge western fan but this movie is just phenomenal.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Right? I loved it, wasnt sure what to expect going in but enjoyed it all the way ❤

I've been watching your channel a long time now, but I don't often comment but this time I want to comment to say that I think you do a wonderful job with reactions considering that English is your 2nd language. That's awesome! I really appreciate your effort and that you are so tolerant of people who leave you the bad comments! You do an awesome job. BIG HUG 🤗. Keep smiling 🙂 👍

You should also watch Young Guns and Young Guns 2. They are movies about Billy The Kid.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Ill note that down ❤

According to accounts which have emerged mainly in the last twenty years, George P. Cosmatos was essentially a "beard" for Kurt Russell, who really directed the film. Kurt wasn't a Directors' Guild member and so couldn't do the job officially.

Many believe that Val Kilmer should have received an Oscar award for his portrayal of Doc Holliday in this movie. Behind the scenes Kurt Russell ended up directing much of this movie without credit.

@BissFlix

5 күн бұрын

I see, thanks for watching

Don't worry about your pronunciations too much, if you want to ask that's okay too. 1) Sometime some pronunciations aren't exactly right, but it's easy enough to tell what you mean. 2) most importantly how you use the language (even if a few odd words aren't pronounced perfectly) is better than many people who have English as a first language. So don't worry about the rude people, you're doing fine.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤

32:09..Ringo was scared.. he's facing a guy just as fast as him and who's hardly afraid of dying. Looks like Doc psyched him out with the death stare/grin, too. Kilmer got robbed of an Oscar..been around 50 movies about Earp, but none played Doc the way biographers said he was like he did. The freindship between the two was as you saw, Doc got lots of sore losers at the card tables.One had local law as his pals and even though it was plain self-defense, they were going to hang him. Wyatt stopped it earning Doc's loyalty for life. And I find your accent quite charming, by the way...Your haters can eat a boot.

They used a forensic reconstruction and the eyewitness accounts to recreate the Gunfight at the OK Corral scene. It is the most famous shootout in American Western history. Also, the movie stayed very close to the legend. In all those fights Wyatt Earp was never wounded. The river scene where he rushes the group of cowboys actually happened. The actual coat Wyatt was wearing was filled with bullet holes, but he didn’t get a scratch. Kevin Costner also did a larger bio picture of Wyatt Earp that came out around the same time as this one that is an equally good movie.

Laudanum is opium dissolved in alcohol, usually Whiskey, (scotch or bourbon), vodka, or rum. People used to buy it at the pharmacy without a prescription. In the United States, the law changed in 1915 and made hard drugs available by prescription only.

11:48 something people miss until you watch it a few times is that Doc copies Ringo's pistol stunt move for move with his cup. While it's impressive enough with the revolver, doing it with an unbalanced tin cup is unreal. That's why Ringo tried to back down at the last fight: he knew from that moment in the Oriental that Doc was better than him.

@poolhall9632

5 ай бұрын

Ha, I make the same comment lol

Val Kimmer plays Doc Holliday. This movie came out after he was in TOP GUN as "ICEMAN. He plays a great role in this movie. He is still acting even though he is not able to talk without the help of an electronic voice box that he has to hold on his throat.

I love a lady who can appreciate a good Western!! :o) And Sweet Lady, don't worry about your command of English. I'm a college professor, and I can tell you that it's widely accepted in Academia that English is either THE most difficult language or the second most difficult language to learn if it's not your native language, and it requires a high I.Q. to be able to do so. You have an accent, certainly, but you speak English remarkably well! Don't let anyone tell you differently. And I just subscribed to your page because I enjoyed your reaction to this movie!! God bless!! By the way, the scene in whish Wyatt Earp is standing in the middle of a creek shooting down the "Cowboys" actually happened supposedly, though I doubt it was EXACTLY as the scene in the movie. But through Wyatt Earp's entire career, he is said to never get a scratch in all of his many gunfights. He died in his bed in 1929.

In the cemetery at Tombstone there's a grave stone that says " here lies Lester Moore 4 slugs from a 44 no Less no more" Also Check out "the man who shot Liberty Valance" its a great western that I'm sure you would enjoy

@dh728

5 ай бұрын

Correct, except it's "no Les no more" with one 's'

@tommywalker3746

5 ай бұрын

@@dh728 auto spell got me again

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Maybe someday ill get to that, thanks for watching ❤

"I'm your huckleberry..." Fun Fact: The Black Stud Horse ridden by Kurt Russell in the movie was owned by Joe Rider of Rider Ranches of Tacna, Arizona. Becoming Doc Holliday Fact: Val Kilmer practiced for a long time on his quick-draw speed and gave his character a Southern Aristocrat accent. The southern accent is an authentic touch, as Holliday was a cousin (several generations removed) of Gone With The Wind (1936) author Margaret Mitchell. Western Connection Fact: The excerpt from William Shakespeare's Henry V (1599) that is recited by Mr. Fabian (Billy Zane) is the same passage that Dutton Peabody (Edmond O'Brien) speaks to himself while walking down the street in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962), which I highly recommend. Historical Fact: The line quoted by Doc (Val Kilmer) at the end of the fight at the OK Corral is historically true and was reported in the Tombstone papers reporting the fight. As extraordinary as the scene is in which Wyatt kills Curly Bill Brocius in the creek, it is true. During the shoot-out in the creek, when Wyatt kills Curly Bill, the next person he shoots is Johnny Barnes. As in real life, Wyatt shoots Barnes in the stomach. However, Barnes was not killed on-site. He managed to escape, and died in a farmhouse. However, before dying, he told the story of how Wyatt really did walk into a hail of Curly Bill's gunfire unscathed, walked right up to Bill, and shot him point blank with both barrels of a double-barreled shotgun.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for the info ❤

@BigGator5

5 ай бұрын

You're welcome. Have a great week! 😁 Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

Yes, Colorado is beautiful I see it everyday. Glenwood Springs Colorado is where Doc Holliday grave is located.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Amazing ❤️

Love your reactions! Please keep doing what you are doing!

Ringo's was a parlor trick, likely practiced over time. Doc's was a perfect imitation, no practice, all observational skill.

The four horsemen of the apocalypse. Death, Famine, Pestilence, Conquest.

I just want to tell you this is one of my very favorite movies since the first time I saw it. Val Kilmer "Doc" was amazing. I also want to tell you that I love your reactions, and I think you do an amazing job. I am here because of you. Your reactions, and the things you say throughout the movies mirror a lot of what I say when I first watch them. Thank you for always working so hard for us to enjoy. 🌹I had to revise my comment because I forgot the most important thing, and that was to say "Bless you".

One of the best, realistic Westerns.

I'm so glad that you reacted to this movie bisscute. A couple reasons I'm glad you watched this movie. 1. You watched a film that was filmed nearby my current hometown. I live in Tucson, Arizona in the USA and Tucson is part of the area of the Old Pueblo. Another town within the Old Pueblo is the historic town Tombstone. Nowadays it is called Tombstone and it is more of a sight visit to people. 2. I'm glad that you got some little knowledge of not only on American history, but pacifically on the Old West. Tombstone isn't just one of the actual towns from the Old West, but it has some history in American culture. The historic event of the OK Corral shootout and the historic figure Wyatt Earp. Love you bisscute and I'm so glad that that you reacted to a film that was filmed in my home state here in the USA. Back in the old days a lot of films that were filmed for western genre's or for the southwest desert look use to be filmed in Arizona, but nowadays are filmed in New Mexico. I hate New Mexico, because I grew up with bad memories in that state. There are a few movies that were filmed in the Old Pueblo that I would recommend, but honestly there is one that I highly recommend. You reacted to one historic figure of the Old West and now I would like to recommend the next historic figure from the Old West. Please would you watch and react to Young Guns. It's a movie about the legendary outlaw Billy The Kid.

You speak better English than a lot of people I know whose first langauge is English, so don't let people's gripes bother you. Anyway, your English with your accent is satisfying to listen to. That being said, one of my favorite movies right here. It's one of those few movies I can watch again and again. Had to have seen it over a hundred times. Can quote the entirety of it.

9:40 "It's just _headaches._ I _know_ what I'm doing. No, I don't need to see a doctor!" Besides, this was 1879. The average life-expectancy in the US was not even 40 years. What good do you think the doctor could _do_ for her?

Watching your stuff for a couple years now I think you're english is fine, perfectly understandable. Certainly better than I could do in Romania.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤️

Of all the reaction videos I’ve watched of this movie not a single person has recognized Charlton Heston as the rancher who takes in Doc near the end of the movie.

@dstrong86bluecoffee

5 ай бұрын

Most young reactors ignore anything BEFORE 1980 (posted a movie list of Heston's movies above) FYI Popcorn in bed CASSIE (who's a Christian) is the First / Only movie reactor to have THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (with Charlton Heston and Yul Brenner) !!

36:00, Her name was Josephine Marcus or Josie for sure.

Stillwell was actually gunned down by Wyatt and Doc 2 days after Wyatt's brother was murdered. They encountered him at the train station when they were sending off Virgil, and chased him down, and Wyatt emptied both barrels of his shotgun into him, and Doc and the other guys shot him multiple times after. The coroner said he neved saw a body as maimed and unrecognizable as that.

Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday is one of my favorite performances of all time

I love your sense of humor and your reactions to these movies. Your accent is very endearing, as is your attitude.

When you said "What the Hell Good Sir" I was spit my drink out laughing

Yes! No Country for old men is a perfect example of a western set in the modern era. All the essential elements of a western are in place in that movie.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Got it, thank you for watching, hope you enjoyed it ❤

@philmakris8507

5 ай бұрын

@BissFlix you're welcome Madalina. And I do enjoy your channel. Am I correct? Did you mention recently you are relocating from Germany?

Doc's wife/gf didn't want to kill him faster.... she just wanted to help Doc go out on his "own terms". Doc didn't want to be viewed as a cripple, or weak, or even as if he was incapable of taking care of himself. He knew he had TB (Consumption due to lung damage) and was going to go out on HIS terms, not the way others told he "had to" go. So when people told him NOT to drink/smoke, he drank and smoked. When they told him to "rest in bed", he hops on a horse and goes out with Wyatt. And when he told him not to partake of "marital" issues, you know darn well that Doc was going to do those "marital urges" as soon as he was capable of doing it. Basically, she didn't try to speed things up (even if she did help a little in the timing), she simply helped her man live his life, and face his death on HIS terms and nobody else's.

Your English is beautiful, don't ever think anything less. I love your reactions. Well done.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much ❤️

You know "McMasters". He Also played "Meryl" in the Walking Dead and was "Yondu" in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (Which also had "Wyatt" in it). The other cowboy that joined Wyatt along with "McMasters" Played as the Blacksmith in the old "Gunsmoke" TV Series. BTW, Your English is just fine and your coming along nicely. And we ALL get small details (Like Movie Dates) wrong. It happens.

The ACTOR who plays Wyatt Earp was in a comedy years ago called "Overboard". A very funny and romantic movie. You need to watch it.

While based on true events the film does take a number of liberties, for example Virgil was shot and wounded in December 1881 while Morgan was shot and killed in March 1882. Wyatt was actually in the room with Morgan and was nearly hit as well, the bullet hit the wall near his head where he was sitting. Another liberty for the sake of the story was Ringo's death. He had been found at the base of a tree with a gunshot wound to the head and his gun in hand but no one knows what happened, while both Doc Holiday and Wyatt were suspects in Ringo's death both were in another state at the time and couldn't have shot him.

Hello Bisscute, 5 stars. There is a mini-series call " Centennial ". A history of a town in eastern Colorado. A history over 100 years. There is much " Old West " activities in this mini-series. Movies: " The Unforgiven, Unforgiven, Big Country, Valdez is coming, Ulzana's Raid, Bite the Bullet, Hildago, The Scalphunters, The Devil's Disciple, The Kentuckian, Vera Cruz, The Professionals, How the West was Won, Winchester 73, Two Rode Together, Rio Bravo, Night Passage, The Naked Spur, The Far Country, The Bravados, The Stalking Moon, The Gunfighter, The Yearling, Shane, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, The Horse Soldiers, Mackenna's Gold, Billy Two Hats, These are just a few of the Westerns that I have seen. I hope you are able to view them one day too.

The lighting in this movie is crazy good. Especially the way they light everyone's eyes.

The nut bar at the start of the movie is Billy Bob Thornton and was once married to Angelina Jolie. Some of his movies are Sling Blade, Monster’s Ball and Bad Santa. All of these movies are amazing and something to consider to react to.

This is one of the greatest ensemble casts of the late 20\th cenury just russek, Val killers bill paxton, Sam elliot, Michael biehn, powers booth, Stephen lang, Charlton heaton, Harry Carey jr. Small roles for billy zane, billy bob throton, Jason piriestley, Michael rooker. And many more.

Your English is great, Bisscute. Certainly better than some of the gibberish that I've heard come out of native English-speakers mouths. You're Awesome, and the Haters can Suck It.☮❤ In my not-so-humble opinion, this is the finest Western in Cinematic History. Stacked cast, endlessly quotable writing, and awesome action. What more could you want from a movie?

I live in Colorado, and it is indeed a very beautiful state. Also, Doc was always my favorite Tombstone character.

Biss as an American, you’re English is perfectly fine! You don’t have to explain yourself one bit. Keep up the good work!

It's always wild for me to see Sam Elliott, Virgil Earp, in movies or on TV. He went to my high school and college, the same year as my Grandpa. And now he has a vineyard right down the road from one of our properties. Great dude.

@BissFlix

2 ай бұрын

That’s cool

There was also a movie called "Wyatt Earp" that came out around the same time, with Kevin Costner playing Wyatt.

I consider this the best western film out there, as I dislike westerns but love Tombstone. Val Kilmers portrayal of Doc Holiday is my favorite, his character is great, especially the one liners.

The reason that Doc said " This is funny " is because back in those days they always said that Cowboys always died with their boots on.

Doc says "I'm your huckle bearer". Doc does not say "I'm your huckleberry". The handle on the side of a coffin is called the huckle. Hence huckle bearer.

"I'll be damned... this is funny..." was going back to Doc saying he would die with his boots on. He looked at his bare feet, right before his death.

@BissFlix

5 ай бұрын

Ahh ok haha ❤️

Back in those Days there was a thing called a "Common Law Marriage"... No Ceremony or Marriage Certificate, just a couple that had been together so long that it SEEMED like a marriage. A Common Law Wife was entitled to any inheritance her man left, if there was no will. Divorce was Easier as well... Someone would just pack their things and go. No Lawyers, Custody Battles or Property Disputes.

You are correct, the pale horse is a reference to the 4 horsemen of the Apocalypse (specifically Death) as is when Wyatt says that Hell is coming with him.

not sure if someone else said it but Doc died with his boots off. That was funny to him at the end

19:58 That “Wyatt Earp” was music to my ears. 🥹

2:15 In the US, we used to throw rice, but it would kill the birds when they came along and ate it. So now we throw bird seed at the newlyweds!