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Wyatt Earp
Description
It is a story that looks different as it tells about a man who has left a great influence in the West. The story begins with a story about a man and his family, where the film shows us all about the man's life through more mysterious things as the film tells about one of the most famous people in the West.
It is a story that looks different as it tells about a man who has left a great influence in the West. The story begins with a story about a man and his family, where the film shows us all about the man's life through more mysterious things as the film tells about one of the most famous people in the West.
Actors:
Jeff Fahey,
Monty Stuart,
Clark Sanchez,
Joanna Going,
David L. Stone,
Raymond McGraw,
David Doty
Jeff Fahey
29 November 1952, Olean, New York, USA
Monty Stuart
Clark Sanchez
Joanna Going
22 July 1963, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
David L. Stone
Raymond McGraw
23 October 1951
David Doty
Country:
United States
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Well-meaning western yarn starring Costner in the title role but it's too slow-moving and uneven to digest as anything riveting regarding the Wild West. Kasdan's Wyatt Earp definitely ends up shoots blanks
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A great Western that was unfairly disparaged back in 1994. The authentic Wyatt Earp is actually a much-better film than the pulpier, more-popular Tombstone.
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Beautifully shot and impressively directed, it's an ambitious Western in the classic mold, the kind of film that rarely gets made anymore.
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Costner's still shouting, but it's hard to hear him from all the way back there in 1940.
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...hiding in this three-hour-plus extravaganza is a good two-hour movie. Too bad it's so hard to find.
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Though handsome to look at (cinematography is by Owen Roizman), the movie is overlong, stately, and too detailed for its own good; director Kasdan claims his version if more accurate, which may be true, but it doesn't make for a good picture.
