3:10 to yuma!

"Time waits for one man.." Ben Wade! He will be put on 3:10 train to Yuma, where the big prison for very cruel murderers is.

3:10 to Yuma has two versions, one in 1957, and the other is in 2007. I haven't watched the former one, but I'll talk baout the one in 2007.

Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) is a criminal: a murderer, a thief. Now he is arrested, and has to be taken to take the train. It is not an easy job, because the gang of Ben Wade, who are also cruel and successfull(!) murderers, are somewhere outside trying to rescue their boss.

Dan Evans (Christian Bale), a poor farmer, is an handicapped man; he is hobbling while walking because of the injury he got while he was a soldier. As he need money, he finds himself in one of the escorts taking Wade to Yuma.

During the fights, non-stop action, we observe different realtionships and a closeness between Wade and Evans. Finally, we find out that Evans' aim while taking this duty was not only money, but somethong else: being a hero for his son, because he wasn't a veteran in fact.. Can he succeed this? Watch and see:)

This movie, especially the end of it, was very impressive. I found a teardrop on my cheek when it came to the end. I strongly advise you to watch it. you can start by watching the trailer, by clicking here.

Here are some quotes from the movie:

Wade: "Well, would you look at all this? You all spared no expense this time, Byron. I gotta say, though, it's probably cheaper just to let me rob the damn thing."

Butterfield(stage line owner): "Twenty-two robberies, over four hundred thousand dollars in losses."

Wade: "Ya'll notice he didn't mention any of the lives I've taken?"

Evans (to his son) : "Just remember, it's your old man that hauled Ben Wade to that station... when nobody else would. "