El primer disparo: La leyenda de Wyatt Earp

This movie tops my list of camp movies. everything is mangled, the storyline, the acting, it seems that someone intended to make it this bad. They succeeded. Very entertaining.

I have no clue why it has poor ratings. I got to see this on the Antenna TV. So happy I was able to catch this gem. My whole family watched this together amazed the entire time. The cinematography, set design, acting, wardrobe, and audio are a 10/10. The movie flows incredibly. These actors have so much emotion and passion in their lines, it's hard to tell that they are acting. I would confuse it for a documentary, if they actually had cameras back then. I legitimately thought some of these actors had died, it was so realistic. I would recommend this movie to anybody. It is an excellent watch, and I hope they make a sequel.

This is an Indie effort, shot with Indie limitations--low budget and understaffed. What was done right: The costumes were very good. The overall cast had the right look for the part, and the size of the cast was also right for the project. The firearms were authentic. The shooting locations and the resulting moods were just right. Where they could have spent more effort and budget: There are gaps. Expecting one guy to produce, write, direct and edit a film of this size was way too much. The project could have used at least one more pair of eyes, probably two pairs. Taking all the above into consideration, I'd give WESF about six or seven Indie stars.

Cheap is th word.sounds lik th took anyone & had them read lines..waste of money

It a bad movie - Tombstone is located in Arizona- they did not even got the location right- not to talk about the history. Don't waste your money on that movie, it's not worth the DVD which it is burned on. I have not seen so much bad acting and such a bad story line....if I could get my money back - I would take it back.....