Wyatt Earp

Morgan (Ashby) and Virgil Earp (Madsen) are both attacked on the same night by people who could possibly have been working with Curly Bill Brocius (Smith). Morgan dies but Virgil just has to lose his arm. Wyatt Earp (Costner) becomes enraged and sets out to avenge his brother. He kills one of Brocius' men at a train that was being watched. While riding through a canyon, Wyatt is fired upon. He manages to get a few kills with Doc (Quaid) backing him up. He then gets a double barreled shotgun and blows Curly Bill away. After that, we see many years later that Wyatt has travelled to Alaska with Josie. While on the boat, a young teenager approachs Wyatt and comments that Wyatt is a hero to him, because he saved his father on a previous occasion. Wyatt doesn't remember but Josie tells him that's the way it was.

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Factual error: Throughout the entire film the wrong holsters are used. They are wearing "drop loop" holsters but they weren't invented until the 1930s.

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Suggested correction: The claim that "drop loop" holsters weren't invented until the 1930s is incorrect. The style often called the "Mexican Loop" (or Mexican Drop-Loop) holster was already in use by the mid-1870s to early 1880s, especially in the American Southwest and northern Mexico. These rigs were worn over cartridge belts and featured loops that secure the holster to the belt. https://cochiseleather.com/western-gun-leather-history.aspx.

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