Annotated Bibliography on Tombstone Movie

DOWNEY, RYAN J. 2017. "10 Tombstone Facts You Never Knew Until Now". Movieweb.

Ryan in his article "Ten Tombstone Facts You Never Knew until Now" tries to bring out thing the audience has no idea about. It would likely rise curiosity especially to the people who have already watched the movie. Most people look for the fact that's is bringing any controversy to the story, action, or idea they have already experienced. Ryan argues that in the movie "Tombstone 1993" it was missing a few "Earp". It is evident that Wyatt Warp represents heroic resemble. He mentions Wyatt replace Warren who was the character designated to perform that act Since He was not in the town during the scene set for the gunfight. I think it would be possible, as an actor you can have diverse skill in acting. Ryan did more research to come out with an argument about the real director of Tombstone. He claimed Kurt Russell was the real director of the tombstone movie 1993. For this argument, I may give the benefit of the doubt since we tend to focus more on the product which is the movie action rather than production.

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Smith, Jodi. 2018. "I'm Your Huckleberry: 13 Facts About the 1993 Classic 'Tombstone'". Pajiba.

In the article "I'm Your Huckleberry", Jodi Smith give outline "13 Facts About the 1993 Classic Tombstone". It 25 Years after the production of Tombstone Movie 1993, and most people enjoy re-watching and other get to know about it. It gives a good setting on the western culture of cowboys. Jodi gives out facts about Doc Holliday's Script lines, he claimed the quotes were generated from newspaper article during the time of production. "You're a daisy if you do". It is a quote used as the response to a shouting opponent. Some claims are that "I've got you now" was stated as "You're a daisy if you have!" though I think It may be an assumption that many had on that particular words. The newspaper has a lot of information as well as famous interesting articles in it and quotes, it is understandable and logic to appear in movie film script. Another fact that Jodi put up in his article, was the involvement of Wyatt Earp's Cousin in the movie as character Billy Claiborne. It clearly indicates the Earp unveils "fifth generation cousin" of the Tombstone. They are reliable fact to argue through any discussion on Tombstone.

Stephen Holden. 2018. "A Fractious Old West in a Modern Moral Universe". Nytimes.Com.

Stephen Holden describes "Tombstone movie" setting in his article "A Fractious Old West in a Modern Moral Universe". He mentions Old West has now had reflection from the crowd after Tombstone action in Legendary OK. This setting town is characterized by dusty wide streets, Victorian glamor on theatre and gambling halls all over the town nines dressing and shooting the gun on air was a culture they implicate. It is evident and crystal clear when you watch the movie, therefore, this information is reliable.

Earp, W. (2018). Wyatt Earp (1994) -vs- Tombstone (1993) - Movie Smackdown.

According to Bob, in his article "Wyatt Earp 1994 vs Tombstone 1993". He evaluates Wyatt Earp to fit in the film a majorly base on him as an outstanding character.it is evident though in the film to be majorly focused on and given the heroism.

Peter Rainer. 2016. "MOVIE REVIEW: 'Tombstone' Latest In A New Line Of Designer Westerns: A Few Shoot-'Em-Up Scenes Are Stirring, But There's Not Much Else To Relieve A Script Loaded With Cliches." Latimes.

According to the article written by Peter Rainer a times staff writer on the movie review "the tombstone 1993". The author describes the scene in which Wyatt looked at his wife Josephine and say to her "that mare's in season" meaning that Wyatt had found out that Josephine had him were riding on the same path. He also describes how they both got in romancing approach. Peter Rainer stake a step there to explain that the movie "Tombstone" that the movie uses the good boy and the wrong guy approach and the event that led to the gunfights in ok. Corral. He also explains how the movie brings out the cowboy and how they stir the move up. Especially when the shoot pistols and pop some of the weak sheriffs creating the scene. He adds on and says the fact that the cowboys wore rash is an indication of a contemporary western gang movie. And all the bad buys seemed to make the movie fashion statement.

Harris, S. (2018). Why I'd like to be ... Val Kilmer in Tombstone. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2014/jul/17/val-kilmer-doc-holliday-tombstone-role-model

According to the Harris in the article "Why I'd like to be ... Val Kilmer in Tombstone" author state that there was proof that western can be very fun. By fact, the movie "Tombstone" delivers a popcorn movie of adventure and action that should be taken in all dimension to feel the follow of the movie. But the movie as the author state it doesn't give a very accurate view of the life of Wyatt Earp's. The author also states that the basis of a man's life would create a cinematic joyride. He states despite the movies overlong and also plodding the character Wyatt Earp finds himself having a perfect time in the movie rather than bogging himself with the misery.

Hicks, C. (2018). Film review: Tombstone. Retrieved from https://www.deseretnews.com/article/700001860/Tombstone.

According to Summary Hicks, C in the article "Film review; tombstone". He reviews the movie as the men do their job which is a little chauvinist. The author state based on the movie attribute of me being men and men in the movie live by their terms. He states that despite the movie is about the story of Earp saga for one to have a grip of the entertainment it's not essential to have the historical accuracy in the movie. The take to consideration that the movie could be the best performance to Val Kilmer. This is attributed to the high use of western genre of film acting as it has subplot which would expect from a western movie.

Works cited

DOWNEY, RYAN J. 2017. "10 Tombstone Facts You Never Knew Until Now". Movieweb.

Smith, Jodi. 2018. "I'm Your Huckleberry: 13 Facts About The 1993 Classic 'Tombstone'". Pajiba.

Stephen Holden. 2018. "A Fractious Old West in A Modern Moral Universe". Nytimes.Com.

Hicks, C. (2018). Film review: Tombstone. Retrieved from https://www.deseretnews.com/article/700001860/Tombstone

Harris, S. (2018). Why I'd like to be ... Val Kilmer in Tombstone. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2014/jul/17/val-kilmer-doc-holliday-tombstone-role-model

Peter Rainer. 2016. "MOVIE REVIEW: 'Tombstone' Latest In A New Line Of Designer Westerns: A Few Shoot-'Em-Up Scenes Are Stirring, But There's Not Much Else To Relieve A Script Loaded With Cliches.". Latimes.

Earp, W. (2018). Wyatt Earp (1994) -vs- Tombstone (1993) - Movie Smackdown.