MOVIES - ANY OF YOU GUYS SEE 3:10 TO YUMA

[RIHMFIRE]

Just wondering if this western is living up to the hipe..
Did anyone go?

[gundownunder]

Look back through the threads about one page and you will find the question already asked and answered.

[Jeff Quinn]

I really liked it, both the old version and the new.

[Andrew]

I liked it and would recomend it as well. Didn't know there was an old version.

[KirkD]

I liked the movie, although I've heard the older version is even better. What I liked about the new one (with Russel Crowe) was the authentic period firearms, including Schofields, and a Spencer.

[TedH]

I've seen the new one. It was a great movie, but I didn't really care for the ending. Need to see the original now.

[WCF3030]

Both are worth watching neither is anything loose sleep over.

[marlinman93]

It wasn't bad, but not good enough to watch twice or more. That's sort of my "barometer" for how good a movie is. If I'd watch it again, then it was a good one!

[Borregos]

Both versions are pretty good, watched the original again a few nights ago.

[CEMENTHEAD]

It was alright, however I feel the old version is better. Thanks, Tom

[JohndeFresno]

Different flavors, both good. I liked the ending of the new movie the best.

[meanc]

Rihmfire,

I really liked it. Even bought it. My daughter and I have watched it 3 or 4 times together, so anything that can make her sit down and spend time with the "old guy" must be good

[brucew44guns]

I always liked Glenn Ford playing a good guy. He finally lives up to GOOD at the end of the old version, but is out of step with what I liked about him most of that old movie.

oh well. just a movie.

[bbleverfan]

liked it

[kimwcook]

Not to bad (new one). I can't wait for Appaloosa to come out on DVD so I can see it.

[AZ Desertrat]

It was worth the admission price, and the cinematography was excellent.