Tombstone

I did not like the movie Tombstone.  I found it to be extremely confusing, partly because I felt like I didn't know which characters were who.  I kept mixing up the characters and was getting lost in how they were related and what their goals were.  I did not feel like this movie left an impression on me or made me feel a certain way, because I was struggling to stay invested in the film due to my confusion.  I also thought this movie was probably not the most accurate portrayal of the cowboys in that period of time.  One part that I liked was seeing the character run off with the girl and finally be happy and content with his life.  I don't think the content of Tombstone is very accurate to today because we don't have cowboys like that and I don't think there were any lessons or morals that could be taught today.  Tombstone is a movie that I would personally not recommend unless you are very interested in the cowboys.

I believe that an event is legendary if it has a big impact on a large and diverse group of people.  Also,  I think that for an event to be considered legendary it must also make a change that will last in the future.  In my opinion, a person can be considered a legend if they have a large role in a legendary event, or they create something themselves that would be remembered and used as an influence for many years following the event. I do not really think that the characters in the movie Tombstone are considered legends.  My first reason for this belief is that  I have never heard of any of these individuals, and although not every person has heard of every legend,  I feel as though the most legendary individuals are heard of even if people don't know what they are known for.  I think the "Wild West" is interesting because it is not something that is talked about very often and is kind of unknown to me.  I would be interested in learning more of the "Wild West" in an accurate, not confusing way.