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3:10 to Yuma (2007)
In order to pay his debts and save a good life for his family, Daniel Evans, a kind rancher, who during the war, lost one of his legs, the thing that leads his family to face financial problems, takes part in the mission of helping the dangerous criminal to escape from justice, in exchange of a large amount of money.
June 20, 1972 in Santa Maria, California, USA
19 July 1976, Los Angeles, California, USA
19 July 1977, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA
15 March 1963, Waco, Texas, USA
8 November 1972, Deep River, Connecticut, USA
November 29, 1970 in Bedford, Indiana, USA
14 January 1974, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
10 May 1970, Houston, Texas, USA
16 March 1971, El Paso, Texas, USA
11 April 1966, Chicago, Illinois, USA
7 April 1964, Wellington, New Zealand
29 October 1980, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
March 03, 2011
3:10 to Yuma is as heavy on character as it sounds like it should be ... and still a rip-roaring adventure around it; until it all gets away from director James Mangold in a crashing heap of unlikely motivation and flawed decisions.
July 06, 2010
It is part of the richness of 3.10 to Yuma that this is a classical piece of storytelling with themes and characters that can be found in the very earliest Westerns.
July 06, 2010
3:10 to Yuma confirms that the western is alive and kicking with a vengeance.
November 03, 2012
Elevated above the usual fare by an engaging and complex relationship between its two stars, 3:10 To Yuma would be a thoroughly entertaining two hours whatever the genre - the Western setting is almost a bonus.
August 11, 2010
Director James Mangold amps up the blood and thunder without sacrificing the moral complexity of Elmore Leonard's original short story.
September 14, 2007
The two leads' sparking byplay, Crowe's addled cockiness versus Bale's nervy grit, would grace any surroundings, but it's a pleasure to revisit the frontier in a drama which feels far more vital than mere nostalgic homage.
July 14, 2011
The real thrill of the film lies in watching these two men, sat on various sides of the moral fence, gradually converge and respect each other.
October 18, 2008
Nothing terribly original happens in this remake of a 1957 semi-classic that starred Glenn Ford and Van Heflin, but everything happens smoothly and with grace.
September 11, 2007
James Mangold's expert and entertaining 3:10 to Yuma demonstrates both the Western's age-old appeal, and the problems it presents to a contemporary filmmaker.
September 10, 2007
The editing is tense and there's mucho splatter but the climax is unforgivable for reasons I can't spell out -- and owes something to a recent picture I can't name.
September 20, 2007
Mangold delivers a taut modern take on a lesser classic, preserving the High Noon themes about doing the right thing against all odds, and injecting a more modern pacing and urgency without going overboard.
January 08, 2008
Mangold's film is more than sufficiently subtexty and cynical for our modern sensibilities while simultaneously embracing Mangold's obvious pleasure in the Westerns' time-honored swinging saloon doors and stern masculine traditions.
