3:10 to Yuma

One of my absolute favorite movies. The development of the relationship between the protagonist (Christian Bale) and the antagonist (Russell Crowe) from enemies to mutual respect is beautiful to watch. Director James Mangold created a movie that stands on its own and accomplishes something that's almost unheard of: Make a remake that's actually better than the original. 3:10 To Yuma is easily one of the best westerns made in the "new age". My personal number two after Unforgiven. It has the gravitas that westerns like Silverado or the (new) Magnificent Seven lack.

Ben Wade: Be careful with that thing. That gun's got a curse on it.

Very good

I just re-watched. This is simply one of the best remakes of all time. Even better than the original. Both Christian Bale and Russell Crowe are perfect. I'm not a big western fan, so it's a lot for me to love one. The relationship between the two characters, the different code they live by and yet the two seemingly being the only two with any code at all. Just fantastic movie. 10/10.

I wish I watched this film back in 2007.. Definitely 2007 Movie Of The Year

What A Great Story, Great Pace and I loved The Characters even William

Russell Crowe Was a Great Heel He Was Smooth in this role

10/10 definitely
2/2 Plot/Writing
1/1 Acting
1/1 Characters
1/1 Pacing
1/1 Dialogue
1/1 Directing
1/1 Theme/Message/Symbolism
1/1 Tone/Mood
1/1 Living Up To It's Genre

Really good western movie.

one of the greatest remake of a movie I've seen

Never been a huge westerns fan, but this is probably one of my favs.

I was a little bit surprised that I liked this movie as much as I did. Many of the reviews that I read said that it wasn't as good as the original. Of course, the fact that I never saw the original may have been to my advantage.

The film stars Russel Crowe and Christian Bale in the lead roles. Crowe's character is the stereotypical bad guy and Bale's is the everyday guy that is trying to do the right thing and raise his family the right way. The fascinating aspect of this movie was seeing each character flirt with the "other side". At times the characters appeared to straddle the imaginary line of right and wrong. Saying any more would give away some of the plot.

The only part of the movie that I disagreed with was the value that a father has of a son's opinion of him. At one point every kid hates their father and it isn't until a different level of maturity is reached that a son can appreciate a father. For me that took away from the end of the movie just a little bit.

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