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My copy finally arrived in the mail today. Anyone else get this? I really feel it was one of the best films of 2007. Certainly one of the best "mythic" type Westerns seen since Silverado.
Can't wait to check out the commentary. With a cast like this, there are sure to be some interesting stories. Posts: 6689 | Registered: Jan 2005
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I'm looking forward to watching it now that it's out (I meant to see it in the theater but spaced it off), but I almost never buy DVDs.
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We watched it last night - I loved it. I thought it was everything a good Western should be, and Russell Crowe and Christian Bale were great together. I definitely recommend this one.
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It was my favorite movie of the year until I saw No Country for Old Men. I don't think I'll buy it, but I'll rent it for the commentary. No Country, I'm definitely buying.
I made the decision to see 3:10 when I heard Russel Crowe say the line: ""They're coming. As sure as God's (vengeance), they're coming." That sealed it.
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Im glad you said "since Silverado." That is my favorite Western movie and yet whenever i brin git up in conversation no one knows it. oh yeah, 3:10 to Yuma was a good flick too, though i felt it was too goody goody at the end. he [Russell Crowe] could have easily of went with his gang. Still a good movie though.
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quote:Originally posted by krynn: i felt it was too goody goody at the end. he [Russell Crowe] could have easily of went with his gang.
Could he? I think they did a good job establishing that "Ben Wade" had a lot of contempt for his gang. Contempt, disgust, and being obviously weary of handling them.
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