Wyatt Earp's Revenge

Name: Wyatt Earp's Revenge
Released: 2012
Rating: 12.44
Cast: Val Kilmer, Matt Dallas, Shawn Roberts, Wilson Bethel, Trace Adkins

2012

Drama, Western

Direct-to-Video

1h 33m

The love of his life gunned down by the ruthless Kennedy brothers, legendary Old West lawman Wyatt Earp forms a posse that includes Doc Holliday, Bat Masterson, Charlie Bassett, and Bill Tilghman to track down the vicious outlaws, and avenge her murder. Meanwhile, in order to get to the Kennedy brothers, Earp and his men will first have to go through their notorious father, a powerful man who isn't about to go down without a fight. (allrovi.com)

Wyatt Earp's Revenge

2012

Drama, Western

Direct-to-Video

1h 33m

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Derekstar

Rated 08 Oct 2012

It's Thanksgiving, which is the time of year when cinephiles have awful movies forced upon them by their family. This year it was a western about Wyatt Earp that I've never even heard of before. Val Kilmer was in it. He was wearing the most giant fake mustache I've ever seen.

Rated 08 Oct 2012

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jswinder

Rated 10 Apr 2018

I wanted to like this, but it was shit. Sad to see Val Kilmer looking like a toad that flicks its tongue at red meat, gin, and chewing tobacco, all day. He really deserved an oscar for his performance in Tombstone...this felt like a half-ass ode to that.

Rated 10 Apr 2018

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Superargo

Rated 14 Apr 2012

I made it through, I think, about twenty minutes. So jaw-droppingly horrid that calling it sub-par would be a compliment--I've seen small-town O.K. Corral reenactments that have been more entertaining, and had stronger production values. A charisma-free cast, imagination-free direction...the affronts go on and on. Kilmer must be very broke, or very bored, or very insane.

Rated 14 Apr 2012

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