Wyatt Earp

Enjoyable western with lots of high points, and a good score. The acting is quite solid, and the cinematography is well done. A little drawn out at times. Especially the ending. Could have been at least a half hour shorter. However... Full review

The made-for-TV, contrived version of Tombstone. What with all the Hollywood-style soap opera encased in this, and Kevin Costner's slack-jaw acting, this movie is entertaining in a bubble-gum kinda way, but doesn't hold any water. A prime example is when Earp's... Full review

Wyatt Earp is solid.It has outstanding acting,story,direction,visuals and the romance.I do not think it a fantasy.The whole family might like it.I would recommend this western.... Full review

This is a worthy addition to the "Western" and superior to the overlong "Buffaloworld", er, I'm sorry "Dances with Wolves". The supporting cast is excellent imcluding the underused Michael Madsen. Well done was the passage of time aspect, the change in... Full review

in my opinion, this movie is beyond comparison to Tombstone, a Hollywood-glamorized production that we actually saw before this. This was much more historically accurate and portrayed Wyatt Earp as a man with 2 main influences which he always lived up... Full review

this movie shall forever be remembered in the same ranks as Tombstone, with excellent acting and top of the line production skills...wonderful... Full review

This is a worthy addition to the "Western" and superior to the overlong "Buffaloworld", er, I'm sorry "Dances with Wolves". The supporting cast is excellent imcluding the underused Michael Madsen. Well done was the passage of time aspect, the change in... Full review

Kevin Costner did it again. Awesome movie way way better then tombstone. When it comes to a cowboy Kevin Costner is your man. Great scenes, great stories, great acting... Full review

If y'all remember, in 1994 there were two Wyatt Earp movies to come out, there was Tombstone and then there was this one. While Tombstone was better, this one is still worth checking out, it's one of those movies that leave... Full review

I enjoyed this movie quite a bit. It worked hard to develop the characters and this is pretty rare in american movies. Id love to know who the incredibly beautiful actress was that played josie...wow!!! Anyhow, if you enjoy westerns, this... Full review

However, as much as I love Wyatt Earp, it's not one of... Epic movies have to have the characters attach themselves to the audience. Lawrence Kasdan attempts to make the great epic western, but he's just not suited for it. ... Full Review

the debate may never die as to which film is the better picture.....I liked "Wyatt Earp," but I found it hard to sit through the entire film.....Dennis Quaid was simply awesome as Doc Holliday.....Kevin Costner is perfectly fine as Wyatt Earp and I feel he earned a Razzy because he is Kevin Costner..... ... Full Review

His Wyatt Earp could just as well be Lt. Dunbar from "Dances With Wolves" or Frank Farmer from "The Bodyguard" or Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, for that matter.....As the older, more unfeeling lawman, he is the usual staid, tight-lipped Costner who seems just a little too full of his own importance.....As Doc Holliday, Dennis Quaid puts in a good performance, lighting up the screen with his presence whenever he's around, which, unfortunately, is not nearly enough.....Fortunately, most of the acting is quit ... Full Review

Wyatt Earp is a handsomely crafted epic that actually plays better in the comfort of your own home than it did in the theater. There is actually much to recommend about Wyatt Earp and it is in many ways a "better" film than Tombstone but it failed at what its competitor did best: entertaining people. ... Full Review

But as Earp, his woodenness works well -- often to hilarious effect. Starting with Earp's tenderfoot years, Kasdan and co-writer Dan Gordon try to show everything the eponymous hero (and sometime antihero) went through. ... Full Review

Joe and Beth, two serial killers, meet at Edgemare, a corrupt institution for the criminally insane. Despite their unusual circumstances, Joe (Jeff Fahey - The Lawnmower Man, Wyatt Earp ) and Beth (Kelly Waymire - TV's Six Feet Under ,... ... Full Article

One's fast; the other creeps. One skates along the surface of events; the other plumbs legend for meaning. One explodes; the other implodes. Speed (1994, FoxVideo, R, $19.98) and Wyatt Earp (1994, Warner, PG-13, priced for rental) have absolutely nothing... ... Full Article

Lyall Bush | Published August 14, 1994 When Lawrence Kasdan's Wyatt Earp opened at theaters across the country earlier this summer, it had become nearly commonplace again to see the faces of familiar actors slanting under Stetsons, their torsos cinched... ... Full Article

Kevin Costner plays the most famous lawman ever to stride the Wild West. In a gritty, complex portrayal hailed as a "classic American performance" (Bob Campbell, Newhouse Newspapers), Academy Award winner Costner (Dances with Wolves, The Bodyguard) plays the man... ... Full Article

Rated: R (Violence) It's nothing new for a motion picture to explore the legend of Tombstone. The story has been told many times before, perhaps most memorably in John Sturges' Gunfight at the OK Corral (with Burt Lancaster as Wyatt... ... Full Article

Directed by Lawrence Kasdan, this epic version of the legendary western sheriff-gunslinger's life story stars Kevin Costner as Earp, who lived from 1848 to 1929. ... Full Article