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I am not a fan of musicals, nor a fan of Joss Whedon's earlier work. I never watch Firefly, Buffy, or anything. In fact, the only reason I watched this was Neil Patrick Harris' involvement. Thank God I did! It is truly a one of a kind, and there isn't anything I could suggest to watch otherwise. It really is just fantastic, in terms of originality, writing, acting, the whole shebang. I do hate one thing about this thought. I hate having stupid friends, so I cannot just let them watch it on their own. I must watch it, then explain it's awesomeness, then force them to watch it again. So, if your friends aren't as retarded as mine are, please share this gem.

I can't believe anyone could ever refer to Tombstone as a "mega-turkey western". one of the 5 best westerns of all time due to its multi-layered plot and superb acting. val Wilmer should be praised for his performance of the gunman Doc Holliday, he pulls off the ailing card player superbly.

Sam Elliot does a superb job as always playing Virgil Earp, the more serious and brooding older brother. I don't think it's possible to find another actor more suited to playing a cowboy in todays Hollywood. He was born to play the part.

Kurt Russell plays a fantastic Wyatt Earp, much better than Kevin Costner could've imagined. His acting is good enough to make you talk about Wyatt Earp, not Kurt Russell AS Wyatt Earp. Masterful performance, fantastic plot line, and altogether well-done indeed.