Val Kilmer's best role ever.
 

Doc Holliday in Tombstone.

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Nah. Jim Morrison.

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Awesome movie. I need to add it to my collection.

Top Gun also Morrison

#2 role -- Morrison


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You guys are all way off.

Nick Rivers in Top Secret

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OK....Perhaps I spoke out of turn. I have not seen this movie yet. "The Doors" I assume? I'll have to check it out if you say it's a better role for him because no matter how many times I watch Tombstone....He nails that part very very well.

He was good in The Saint.

I suppose Batman Forever is on your list as well?

Aaron you're forgetting Willow!

I love that movie.

One of his beat was The Doors for sure..under rated actor,extremely talented

Hell no....but Willow certainly is! LOL

actually, he was the great as the one-eyed dad in that ubergay flick Alexander

The Saint I tell you!!

Gotta 2nd the Nick Rivers vote

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real genius

He made a great doc holiday for sure. "I'm your huckleberry" :thumbsup

The Doors is great. Meg Ryan and him are just perfect working together. I think he is great in tombstone.

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You did not speak out of turn :1orglaugh


Tombstone was his best. I like when he tells Billy Bob Thornton's character "you may go now" lol.

Aw, c'mon - Val's best role was as John Holme's in Wonderland. This is a porn board fer chrissakes.

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The book ("No One Here Gets Out Alive") was far better than the Oliver Stone's weak Doors movie, and the next best flick for Kilmer was "Heat".

So there!

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I concur, I'll be your Huckleberry!

Are you kidding me? Heat is an OK flick and all but FAR from his best work.

The Saint

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I thought he was pretty good in Heat :2 cents:

I'm your Huckleberry. :thumbsup

Batman!!!

If you have a decent home theater system then put on the Heat DVD, skip to the shootout in front of the bank, and crank up the volume.

That's my favorite shoot out scene. :ak47:

In my living room it feels like you are sitting in the car next to them while they are firing out the windows. :thumbsup

Wonderland rocks!!!

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1. Tombstone
2. The Doors
3. Wonderland
4. The Salton Sea

that movie 'willow'


lol

All just preference I suppose. I was a big doors fan prior to the movie (somewhere in my bookshelf there's a couple of doors bios, including "Noone here gets out alive" mentioned by someone else). Tombstone was good, but I thought Doors was better.

He was awesome in Willow, too. :thumbsup

I kind of liked him in Real Genius

He had some bad ass moves with that tin cup :thumbsup

Doc Holliday for sure.

Actually, I liked Dennis Quaid as Doc Holliday a lot better - no knock on Kilmer.

Have you guys seen Spartan? It's another low-key release with this guy, and I thought he did a fantastic job in it. Another good movie with him is The Ghost and the Darkness. Heat's a good movie, and Kilmer is solid, but it's a supporting role. He makes the most of it, but it's a Pacino/DeNiro film.

I just saw Spartan tonight
fucking amazing movie, Kilmer's best in a long time...but, my personal favorite is the already mentioned Nick Rivers in Top Secret and of course Jim Morrison in The Doors

I never liked Val Kilmer. He's the worst Batman ever.

Then you must have missed the "clooney" batman. :1orglaugh

effective in Top GUn!

that movie was gay, but it still rocked

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willow? haven't seen it yet

i strongly disagree with you regarding heat and Ghost. both movies he was did not shine.

to understand when kilmer shines in roles you have to understand how he does his job. when he played doc, john holmes, the saint, morrison...batman... he literly watches hundreds to thousands of hours of video on these characters -- to build his own.

in the movies he did not shine, is where there were no historic figures or clear drawings of what he was to portray. he ends up muddling his way through it and is a big disappointment.

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Nah, Heat was better.....

I would say "The Saint"

truly his best role :thumbsup

dud you know that he actually sang most of the songs in the movie?

I agree, although I did like him in Heat and Wonderland :2 cents:

Like others said he did a pretty damn good job in the Doors!

Wonderland was a damn good movie.

the salton sea

The Saint