3:10 To Yuma

I enjoyed this film as it allows one to escape from reality. The plot is thin and nobody can be as bad as Russell crow in real life. We need a good western soon.

This film was OK, and okay at it's best it can be easily missed but was nonetheless enjoyable.

It's based upon Dan Evans (Christan Bale) whose having trouble to raise his family and struggling with debts reluctantly agrees to accompany a captured and notorious outlaw Ben Wade (Russel Crowe) onto the train at 3:10 to Yuma. Evans is being paid a comfortable sum of money for the task and also so that he can give up to more than just a rancher in the eyes of his wife and son's.

The journey to contention doesn't come without its fair share of action as Wade's gang are in hot pursuit of the group wanting to save their leader.

Will Evans be able to get Wade onto the train?

This film in short is a good old fashion wild west shoot 'em up, but in parts is surprisingly amusing, give it a watch and see what you think, not worth a trip to the cinema though but enjoyable.