Tombstone/Awesome

• Not the real Wyatt Earp, but how he's portrayed in movies, is best shown by the line in Tombstone: "You tell 'em Hell's coming with me!"
  • Also when Earp wades across a river into a hail of gunfire to empty his shotgun into Curly Bill without getting so much as scratched.
    • That was the Crowning Moment of Awesome for the real life Wyatt Earp, too.
    • Summed up nicely in this quote from the film:

Texas Jack: "You ever seen somethin' like that before?"
Turkey Creek Jack Johnson: "Hell, I never even heard of something like that."

• • • Notable in that even Doc Holiiday ackowledges the sheer awesome of this act. In reply to someone asking where Wyatt is:

Doc Holliday: Down by the river. Walkin' on the water.

• • • And this moment is made even sweeter because that scene is one of the few in the movie that actually happened in real life!
  • Who can forget the scene in the movie where Doc Holliday, while dying from tuberculosis, skillfully shoots and kills feared Psycho for Hire Johny Ringo in a tense duel. This scene made the line, "I'm your, huckleberry", famous.
    • Better line: "Why, Johny Ringo, you look like someone just walked over your grave."
    • Or Doc Holiday defusing what would've been a brawl by twirling his drinking cup.
    • Or the line, "It looks like poker isn't your game. Maybe we should have a spelling contest."
    • Honestly, Doc Holliday's entire existence was just one long continuous Crowning Moment of Awesome. Aside from the above parts, there's also the scene where he has a gun pulled on an enemy as he's clearly fall-down drunk. "You're so drunk you're probably seein' double!" the enemy exclaims. Holliday then pulls out a second gun and calmly retorts, "I have two guns, one for each of you." He then spins both guns IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS.
      • Without dropping his shot glass, which he's also holding
    • Upon further review, this editor has decided that Doc Holiday was the best thing in that movie.
    • Upon further review, this troper has decided that Doc Holiday was one of the best things in any movie, ever.
      • This new troper could have told you that without need for further review.
      • This other newish troper agrees with the above troper.
      • "C'mon...c'mon...well, c'mon!"
      • Okay, this troper is confused. How do you guys feel about Doc Holliday? 'Cause I think he's pretty frickin' awesome.
• Minor one, but Virgil becoming a Marshal has a few. His first act being to not only issue, but convince the townsfolk of one of the first Gun Control laws in America.

 Virgil Earp: Hold on a minute. Wait a minute calm down. Nobody's saying you can't own a gun. Nobody's even saying you can't carry a gun. All we're saying is you can't carry a gun in town.