3:10 to Yuma (2007)
A small-time rancher agrees to hold a captured outlaw who's awaiting a train to go to court in Yuma. A battle of wills ensues as the outlaw tries to psych out the rancher. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: James Mangold
Written By: Elmore Leonard, Michael Brandt, Halsted Welles
Starring: Peter Fonda, Luke Wilson, Alan Tudyk, Russell Crowe, Christian Bale, Gretchen Mol, Ben Foster, Vinessa Shaw, Kevin Durand, Dallas Roberts, Logan Lerman, Chris Browning
Genres: Drama, Crime, Action, Western
Country: USA
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Grit | 87 93rd |
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A true western epic. Stunning and acted brilliantly from start to finish, 3:10 makes an excellent first impression, one which never ceases to fade away thanks to a gripping plotline, spectacular gun-slinging sequences, very interesting characters and great direction. Coupled with a brilliant soundtrack and an excellent cast 3:10 has single-handedly resurrected the genre. The western has had a long time to be perfected, but this is one of the small few which can claim to have truly cracked it.
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Farzan | 85 83rd |
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3:10 To Yuma was a terrifically acted film. It is very slow off the start but the pacing starts to build up around halfway through, and the action sequences and ending were all fantastic.
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andayb | 50 27th |
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This is, without a doubt, a very lame attempt at western. The dialogue is sub par, the acting is stale (even from Bale), the musical score is forgettable. Russell Crowe's portrayal of "the cool criminal" is exceptionally annoying and pushing believability. I guess the producers didn't receive the memo, the western genre was concluded with Eastwood's Unforgiven.
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XakkMaster | 96 97th |
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Having played Red Dead Redemption, it's easy to see this was a stylistic influence; the music and framing of gun battles, especially. It had everything I look for in a Western of this kind: Gritty badlands and lightning-fast action aided by an incredible cast of characters; notably Bale, Crowe and Foster. Well-scripted discussions of morality, honor & respect make the complicated relationship between rancher and outlaw grow at a believable pace. For me that made the ending intense and poignant.
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Wiche | 91 96th |
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They'll hang me in the morning.. Loved the part when they sang it for the first time. Loved the entire film actually. There aren't much films in this genre, and surely not many good westerns. But this is one of the best westerns I've ever seen. The shoot scenes are awesome, Christian Bale is great and Russell Crowe.. I love the way he plays the gentleman-killer. His character is one of the best I've seen lately in movies. Good remake! What do I say? Great remake!
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AgentSnipe | 91 98th |
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3:10 to Yuma is easily the best western in years. The DVD cover says best since Unforgiven, but I'd also give credit to Open Range. A successful western is rare in today's cinema, but 3:10 to Yuma is fun, evenly paced, and is anchored by a great cast lead by Russell Crowe and Chrisitan Bale, with some great supporting performances by Ben Foster, Peter Fonda, and Alan Tudyk. The only things that take me out of the movie are the sequences that involve huge explosions and a cameo by Luke Wilson.
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psiXaos | 70 52nd |
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Good work on a risky job but lacked a bit of spirit I think.
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BiffJustice | 46 16th |
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Some good acting on Crowe's part still can't save this mess of a film with Bale at his worst, and a finale which defies logic and all previous character development just to give us a big whizz-bang finish.
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Kavu | 86 87th |
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Everything you want from a western. Great acting, good action and a gripping plot with some chases in it.
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BattleToad | 95 97th |
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Half of a decade after the original, this 3:10 to Yuma is a completely new experience. On top of a healthy serving of action and visual splendor, the acting is top notch, delivering the outstanding dialog in a manner that is befitting of the story's deeply psychological tones. Awesome!
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pilgermann | 80 76th |
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I haven't seen the original film adaptation, so I can't do any sort of comparison, but I don't imagine it being better than this. This is a really good Western. It's often thrilling and intense, if just slightly over the top, and the lead performances from Crowe and Bale are really good, and the rest of the cast do a great job, too. Fine entertainment.
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Kojiless | 88 90th |
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More like 3:17-with-a-6-minute-layover-to-allow-for-exposition to Yuma.
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timmo | 90 66th |
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A little long, but still really enjoyable. I highly recommend a viewing of it.
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turin | 53 26th |
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Don't make the mistake of thinking of it as a retelling the story from the '57 classic film - it's different in many ways, with inclinations more towards action/road film then to a character study, and is much more romantic/idealistic then the original, somewhat surprising considering how simplistic the westerns tended to be back then. For me, it's another sad example of how very decent acting, costumes and filming never will make up for holes in the screenplay.
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MJVmovieMan | 72 57th |
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Russell Crowe and Christian Bale carry this western remake, an otherwise standard affair. The action sequences are far enough apart and well staged, but there's nothing exceptional to rave about other than the two lead performances. Maybe had the ending not been so contrived, I may have enjoyed it even more.
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Tripwyre | 83 81st |
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Mangold joins John Hillcoat in the ranks of modern directors who still know how to make damn good westerns. The score and cinematography are both quite good, but it's the acting that takes this morality play to the next level. Foster adds another formidable villain to his resume, but Crowe outdoes him as Ben Wade, creating one of the most well-rounded villains in recent memory. Bale hits all the right notes, and the chemistry between the two leads is dynamite. A fine film, and what an ending.
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Mentaculus | 84 81st |
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Crowe and Bale are not really acting, as much as playing themselves very well, in this very good remake. Eastwood's insistence that the Western is less about action than about the morality of the gunplay is fully evident here, and proof that the Western is not yet dead, though the idealism still is. The only thing holding this film back are one-dimensional secondary characters (including an all-too-emo son figure), but the leads are so strong, it hardly matters.
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torontodog | 70 66th |
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Well made, but the plot is preposterous.
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jstry | 86 80th |
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I have to say, I was a bundle of nerves throughout the entire film. There was no break from it because Crowe's character was so wild and unpredictable that he was capable of almost anything at any moment. Acting was great all around, really well-cast. I'm still not sure how I feel about the ending, but I was glad that it was definitive anyway. I really have no interest in Westerns in any way, shape, or form, but this one really held my interest and tugged at the heartstrings.
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Luna6ix | 84 86th |
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a damn good western, and a great story. i have no bad things to say about the acting or plot, but it can be a bit slow and the end is a real downer.
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Jeb | 86 73rd |
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Christian Bale and Russel Crowe give us stunning, Oscar-worthy performances, and 3:10 to Yuma is mainly to me, completely incomprehensible. To top that up, it features un-matched gun-slinging marathons, a nice gritty plotline and all in all it's a true 100% western masterpiece that even the slightest fan will go out pleased. Better than the dull original and it single-handely revived the beaten-to-holy hell genre it came from. Solid and one of the best of 07.
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omgfridge | 7 65th |
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Damn good modern western. Its a remake and I haven't as yet seen the original but from a first impression 3:10 impresses greatly. Lots of terrific and varied characters who are all acted superbly.
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Okkervil | 80 83rd |
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Quality modern Western. Great performances, heartpounding storyline and some inspired casting and direction. Mangold continues to show that he is very talented.
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filmfreak88 | 80 78th |
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An effective, very well-done remake.
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shalev | 83 69th |
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Very well-made western, quite gripping and entertaining, Bale was outstanding as always, and Foster was great as well. Crowe on the other hand, just did his usual routine. However what prevents this movie from really being great is the completely eye-roll inducing second half which reminded me a lot of High Noon (in a bad way).
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Cinema_Asia | 70 56th |
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Overall decent western and OK acting but the action and character motivations were completely hokey. The best thing about this film is Ben Foster stealing scenes left and right from the two big co-stars. It's not a bad film just really forgettable and predictable.
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hellboy76 | 73 89th |
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A solid western with a decent script, good acting and great directing.
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Leonardis | 93 76th |
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I thought this was a very solid western, 3:10 to Yuma had a great director and an excellent screenplay to make it a great movie. The stars are also excellent. Worth watching once.
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Paxton | 86 95th |
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Maybe if theaters were littered with Westerns this one would slip by as an average to above average film. But Westerns are few and far between, and this one is really refreshing.
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schwabe | 75 30th |
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even though that i am not a fan of westerns, i thought this one was good. it is not so the run of the mill kind of western, i guess that's what i liked. good story and well acted!
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| Average Percentile 58.43% from 7040 Ratings |  |