TOMBSTONE - INTRO

[@spenser9908]

Such a perfect opening to a movie.

[@robwalsh9843]

Fun fact: The narrator is none other than Robert Mitchum, a respected old school badass actor who played heroes and villains.

[@atomspeedis3328]

The guy who sings logical point of view and coconut water ? That’s bad ass

[@dnasty312]

Bob Mitchum was supposed to be in the movie as part of the Clanton Gang but a horse-riding injury sidelined him

[@mjwpowerstroke]

@@dnasty312was he gonna play old man Clanton? That would’ve been cool, too bad he wasn’t in this classic

[@taylorleonard6130]

“Beef…it’s what’s for dinner.”

[@joshlight6892]

Mitchum was like the Tommy Lee Jones of his day. Jones could also play heroes and villains equally well.

[@johnjuhasz9125]

Came out my freshman year in college. I’ll bet we saw it 40 times from the day we came back after New Year’s Day until classes ended in June.

[@lucianoloya703]

I saw this movie in the theater, definitely in my top 5 favorite westerns.

[@Sherdliska]

Love the quick shot of the great train robbery

[@germangaming9492]

Wym

[@RiggidyDiggidyRaw]

germangaming94 Idk why the guy above me is a complete jerk but it's an old cowboy movie called The Great Train Robbery

[@TheMattmanFilms]

@@Mediterraneangun I'm your Huckleberry.

[@aprillong840]

One of my favorite films!

[@BR0GR3]

This intro gives me chills. 90s era is always awesome! Would it be a bad idea if this was a series on Netflix?

[@randalthevandal3835]

Yes. The casting of this movie was perfect and can't be replicated.

[@marcusporciuscato6404]

Yeah, they would totally "diversify" the movie these days. Giving "equal" representation to people who weren't even there. Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Foxtel, Disney - they would all ruin it.

[@jay1jayf]

@@marcusporciuscato6404 I think the world is ready for a trans woman Doc holiday.

[@marcusporciuscato6404]

@@jay1jayf Not just ready but NEEDS it.

[@AdamWest1290]

Series on Netflix? Lol no thank you this legendary movie just needs to be left alone and doesn't need to be a series

[@RCAvhstape]

RIP Powers Boothe

[@DocHolliday3841]

And Bill Paxton even though he's not in this scene

[@deletdis6173]

RIP

[@JayCity10]

Mexican police huh? 😂😂😂😂

[@dnasty312]

Robert Mitchum too

[@jasonpolk8698]

Glorified cowboys. No different the modern day bloods or crips. Modern day cowboys.

[@alfredvalrie5541]

Jason Polk great point

[@topgrain]

Or the most rogue of gangs in the early to mid 20th century. Don't skip them. Not all of them were as cool and honorable as Hollywood presents them.

[@rodeocool]

Nah we were definitely cooler, it's the hat

[@xDreMack]

@@RiggidyDiggidyRaw Lol this clip shows some cowboys murdering a bunch of Mexican police officers and then they gang raped a woman on her wedding day. Don't let your bigotry make you say dumb shit.

[@robertwilliamson922]

Some historians say this cowboy gang…(there were actually about 200 of them) was the first organized crime family in North America.

[@theducksneezes4987]

Invented before Game of Thrones Red Wedding? Awesome

[@PresidentialWinner]

hahaha

[@marcusjnewtonz28]

The Priest put his hat on at 1:03 and again at 1:07. Fun fact.

[@ScreaminMime]

Wow, they had some kick ass dentistry back then, EVERYONE with perfect straight, white, teeth!

[@robertwilliamson6121]

They had dentists and toothbrushes then. Doc Holliday himself was a graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery and an accomplished dentist before moving west to find a drier climate because of his Tuberculosis.

[@proantagonist5042]

Well to be fair sugar wasn’t abundant in those days so..

[@robertwilliamson922]

@@proantagonist5042. In a lot of places, they used honey for a sweetener.

[@souperstar7050]

Doc Holliday made sure to check and clean everyone's teeth at the gunfight at the OK Corral.

[@souperstar7050]

Doc Holliday made sure to check and clean everyone's teeth at the gunfight at the OK Corral.

[@saltech3444]

The Cochise County Cowboys used to hang around the Mexican border, stealing cattle from the Mexican side and then selling them in Arizona. I have heard scepticism about whether they were "organised crime" as described in this movie - but it would be hard to argue that they weren't.

[@ianruybalid4699]

My favorite Western

[@thunderknightentertainment]

R.I.P. Curly Bill played by Powers Boothe!

[@turdferguson8704]

I can’t believe I never noticed.

[@thealmightycornholio2722]

I feel bad for that women

[@DocHolliday3841]

Woman* Woman is singular as in 1 Women is more than 1 as in 2 or more

[@anonanon5166]

I don’t care

[@PraxisVisuals]

Does anyone else get an Indiana Jones feel from the opening music? Love it

[@spencer10182]

Don't know about the Indy Jones feel but I agree wholeheartedly the opening music is awesome!

[@bckelly23]

Ah, yes. I believe this is what you are thinking. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp_cYWCLZ56Mndk

[@AdamWest1290]

Not really still great though

[@PraxisVisuals]

@@bckelly23 EXACTLY

[@snakeeyes5638]

Nope

[@bennyvice869]

I always loved the 4 Aces on Curley Bill

[@voltz3107]

There’s a spanish song that haves this scene in the video anyone knows the name of that song

[@ked4]

-Dutch Van Der Linde- Curly Bill

[@lizardsssreviewsss7505]

Y'all killed two Cowboys Y'all killed 20 Mexicans

[@rickalva5673]

they were thought how to ride horses, how to work on leather, pinches putos malagradecidos,

[@willypp13]

Rick Alva the Spanish did

[@robertwilliamson6121]

The Mexican police were definitely not fast enough with their own guns.

[@darkoflight4938]

0:17 The same filming location as in Vidal´s Billy The Kid from 1989. Where is this location?

[@timreed4270]

Back then it was the Real Deal !!not childs play!!!

[@RocketmanRockyMatrix]

The true Alpha males.

[@topgrain]

Yeah, no wall to stop the subhuman beasts from riding in and shooting up a festive occasion like that one, murdering many, and taking whatever they wanted.

[@paulchandler9646]

Before motorcycle gangs there were horse gangs.

[@jamescastillo2405]

Great theme music, you don't want to hear Powers Booth, say y'all kill two cowboys.

[@GackTodd]

0:50 how I always load my coach gun lol thanks to this movie

[@stevestevens2878]

looks like we win....hahahha

[@Godmadegav]

“Y’all killed two cowboys”

[@darthsauron9323]

If Dutch Van der Linden was in a movie 💯 Curly Bill is the closest thing to him in any western movie

[@ZBG_0G]

Me and my Texans boys are raiding the furries: 0:04

[@millisagingerich1248]

Love you Merle

[@shayneb3540]

When movies were movies.

[@71three5ohscrambler8]

How is that fountain being pumped in the front of the church.

[@RossTrittipo]

Artesian well

[@dinahkyle3196]

0:04-0:09 And this is our story

[@snakeeyes5638]

Johnny Ringo

[@dnasty312]

What are there, *three* Johnnys in this film alone?

[@luisantoniogarzatovar.2426]

Where is this place?

[@RocketmanRockyMatrix]

Somewhere in Mexico

[@moncorp1]

How would that fountain have been powered back then? And all that fruit? Bananas? Love the movie, but come on.

[@danimart3374]

Great question. Look up Tartaria, and ask yourself: how was the fountain even MADE, so beautifully, by mere peasants and farmers? Call me crazy, but that fountain actually looks REAL, not built just for this movie. Even if it is just a movie prop, there many fountains in Mexico just like it. That fountain is probably hundreds, if not thousands, of years old, made by advanced civilizations that came before us. The cities we inhabit, the subway systems we use, were not "built", they were "unearthed", by our Governments. The big lie is bigger than any of us realizes. Your question is a very smart one; few people ask such things. Go to any "downtown" in any city on this earth, go to your local Cathedral, to the local stone Courthouse, and ask yourself, "how was this massive, beautiful building, imperial in nature, requiring hundreds of well-paid artisans and sculptors, that looks like something out of Ancient Rome, built by slaves or less-than-minimum-wage workers?" Also in Mexico are MASSIVE aqueducts that look like something out of Ancient Rome. How, in only 200+ years of "colonization", without any power tools, were such giant structures built in Mexico? They weren't built during "colonization"; they were built well BEFORE Europeans ever stepped foot here.

[@insaneone4369]

Last great western I saw was The Good The Bad The Weird. Before that it was Tombstone. We need good westerns again. Hostiles was fucking awful.

[@rickalva5673]

the good the bad and the rat, what a lack of good taste on a movie,

[@AdamWest1290]

Mexican police huh?....hehe hehe(curly bill laugh)

[@alexurquides7924]

This scene actually happened in true western history. But it was in the town of Lincoln, New Mexico and the gunmen at the wedding were the Horrel brothers. Their brother was killed by a Hispanic sheriff and they came back to murder a Hispanic wedding party. Reason: Kill every Hispanic in revenge for their brother's death. They actually came in to town and killed innocent Hispanics at a wedding party. They hated Hispanics so much for the death of their brother that they butchered every and any Hispanic they could find. They came up upon a group of Hispanic teamsters who were resting at night while bringing supply wagons and they murdered every single one. True story. Wrong town, wrong state but approximately right time of year. History note on being a "cowboy": Ninety percent of the verbage to describe the "cowboy" industry came from the Hispanics. The words rodeo, corral, lasso, mustang, vaquero, hombre, chaps, sombrero, etc, etc, etc.ALL came from the Hispanic who invented being a cowboy. The Hispanic vaquero taught the Anglo "cowboy" how to work cattle, they taught the Anglo the correct saddle they had invented to use for cattle, the cattle were Spanish, the clothes the Anglo cowboy used were Hispanic, what the Anglo cowboys "knew" about cattle was taught to them by the Hispanic. Hispanic cowboys had been handling cattle for over two hundred years in Texas and California. The Anglo "cowboy" period was from the end of the Civil War (1865) until the year 1886 when millions of cattle were killed in the Great Round Out which changed the cattle industry forever. Hollywood has glorified a type of individual and type of "profession" that only lasted 25 years. so much racial hate!! Thanks to this movie, I can picture the Horrel's killing innocent people at a wedding party. I have found out through history that what one does to others will be repaid in the same manner. In 1840 the Cherokee were driven out of Alabama and Mississippi by greedy Anglo's. The Cherokees did everything in their power to be like the Anglo. They changed religion, learned English and they wore American clothes, they built American home, etc. Everything to please the Anglo neighbors who took their land by Congressional decree. Paybacks twenty years later. The South was ravaged, the same homes they took from the Cherokee destroyed and the South was laid waste. The south was paid back for what they did to the Cherokee.

[@Full_Otto_Bismarck]

It wasn't just "the South" who perpetrated that crime on the Cherokee. It was the federal government, notably president Andrew Jackson, that gave the order to do that. The entire nation is at fault for it and nothing even close to the horrible things we did to the American Indians has been paid back.

[@EpicToroX3]

Alex Urquides by Hispanics you mean Mexicans. Lol

[@willypp13]

And U forgot to add the true Hispanics are European descendants form Spain not dark Indias from Mexico

[@mjwpowerstroke]

So the handling and “running” of cattle didn’t exist in Southern and even northern states before the civil war? I agree that Hispanic vaqueros contributed greatly to cowboy tradition and ways. However, you’re grossly exaggerating that cowboys didn’t exist in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Alabama until they set foot in Texas. Not sure 🤔 where you’re getting your information from.

[@RiggidyDiggidyRaw]

Nothing to see here just another weirdo with brown pride bias. Thank Columbus for your existence loser

[@RamenReignss]

Is this movie based on red dead redemption?

[@noe_cortez]

Are you joking

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

yes

[@cedarpoplar]

I am a cowboy killer. I am a ranger

[@kevinkennedy6170]

This is how you close the southern border.....

[@willypp13]

Fuck yeah

[@trip4923]

Why don't you grab your gun and try? Hell, take a buddy or two bc we don't want you in our country anyway.

[@jonahvasquez6210]

If you coulda, you woulda. My Irish American wife loves my brown skin and doesnt want me to go back ;)

[@MrHoustoned]

By murdering people at a wedding

[@hectort3392]

You guys gave up on walls so easily? LOL Maybe next Jan 6 LOL kzbin.info54iMk_o0iNo?feature=share

[@smola4952]

U

[@dr.a.995]

Ah, Gringos! Even in a fictionalized scene based probably on such a ratio, 2 cowboys to a whole village of Mexicans, you gotta hate ‘em. Just gotta.

[@MrHoustoned]

Ew not you being a racist gringo

[@josephtanner4594]

That Scene From Tombstone Opening Of The Cowboys Versus The Mexicans Was A Massacre!!!!!

[@josephtanner4594]

Question MrJaimeray123 Were There Any Other Massacres Of Mexicans In Wild West Movies Besides Tombstone?

[@Wildwest89]

The Magnificent Seven, The Alamo

[@josephtanner4594]

@@Wildwest89 Yes! But I Also Mean Massacres Carried Out By Mexicans Too Like Shown In The Movie I Have On DVD Entitled Texas Rangers [2001]