3:10 to Yuma [Blu-ray]

0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Great Western, 2010-07-10
This is a great movie. Most of the secenes are very visually appealing. There is a great development of the charachters and the Plot is good. I recommend this movie to anyone who appreciates a good action and a good western

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Another great remake, 2010-07-05
I am not necessarily a fan of westerns but this was a very good movie. Russel Crowe at his best, a very charming bad guy, you will be rooting for Christian Bale's character. The relationship that develops between the two men will have you wanting both of them to win.

0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Good Service, 2010-06-28
The video came quickly. Actually, two came because the payment option said my card wouldn't clear. I changed my payment method and it said it wouldn't clear again. I reordered and it went through, but so did one of the previous orders that said it wouldn't clear. However, the return process was easy and the refund was done very quickly. Thanks.

0 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

AMERICA'S CRITIC, 2010-05-14
I LIKED THIS MOVIE ITS A WESTEREN TO THE FULLEST AND BALE IS JUST AWESOME THIS IS A PURCHASABLE MOVIE DVD!!

0 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

WELL DONE, 2010-05-04
I'M Not one for dusty Westerns, only two others have kept my interest in the past 20 years: "Lonesome Dove" and "Deadwood", both made for television movies. But this film blew me away, literally and figuratively. It has so many twists and turns that I was on the edge of my seat, not knowing what was going to happen next, right up until the very last 10 seconds. Christian Bale gives a fine performance as a downtrodden former Civil War soldier trying to made a hardscrabble living in Arizona. The entire cast, which includes an unrecognizable Peter Fonda, is outstanding. But it's Aussie Russell Crowe who walks away with the film. His early American persona as psychopathic outlaw Ben Wade is so believable that one can't help but wonder why the Governor of California still speaks in barely understandable English. Crowe's Ben Wade is right up there with Anthony Hopkins' Hannibal Lechter. This is a movie where you just can't help cheering for the bad guy!