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Mao 10-22-07 10:45 PM

3:10 To Yuma (2007) --> Jan. 8th!
 
Lionsgate will be releasing the remake on widescreen, full frame and BluRay on Jan. 8th. Below are some known specs:

Special Features:
• Audio Commentary with Director James Mangold
• "Destination Yuma" - Making-of Documentary
• "An Epic Explored" Featurette
• "Outlaws, Gangs and Posses" Featurette
• Deleted Scenes
Language/Subtitles: English, English Subtitles, Spanish Subtitles

mdc3000 10-22-07 10:56 PM

The Blu-ray is so owned... LOVE this movie.

howwon 10-22-07 11:21 PM

I purchased the 1957 version today from Future Shop. I love digging through the bargin bins. I also picked up the The Professionals (1966).

fumanstan 10-22-07 11:38 PM

Nice, one of the best films of the year for me.

Carcosa 10-22-07 11:42 PM


Originally Posted by howwon
I purchased the 1957 version today from Future Shop. I love digging through the bargin bins. I also picked up the The Professionals (1966).

Yeah...the 1957 version is one of my favorites...along with THE PROFESSIONALS. You got a bargain with those two...

tofferman 10-22-07 11:52 PM

I'm disappointed that I missed this movie in the theatre, so this will be a blind buy for sure (either DVD or Blu Ray).

hanshotfirst1138 10-23-07 07:24 AM

Shame that this didn't do better in theaters. A great film deserving of a much wider audience, IMO.

Zen Peckinpah 10-23-07 08:16 AM

Blu-ray is totally mine. Loved this one.

Carcosa 10-23-07 08:25 AM

There were several sequences of dialogue that were completely lifted from the 1957 movie...not a critique, it shows how much respect the filmmakers had for Halstead Welles original script. The original version is one of the great Western films with its moody, almost noir quality and its hoped this remake will draw some attention to this classic

MoviePage 10-23-07 09:33 AM

I'm glad it's coming out so early in the year. This is one that I meant to catch and never did before it left theaters, so I was worried I wouldn't get to see it before Oscar time. It probably won't get any major nominations but it's sure to pick up a few smaller ones.

Geofferson 10-23-07 11:11 AM


Originally Posted by tofferman
I'm disappointed that I missed this movie in the theatre, so this will be a blind buy for sure (either DVD or Blu Ray).

There is still time to see it. :)

Big Worms 10-23-07 11:29 AM


Originally Posted by mdc3000
The Blu-ray is so owned... LOVE this movie.

Same here! :up:

hanshotfirst1138 10-23-07 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by Carcosa
There were several sequences of dialogue that were completely lifted from the 1957 movie...not a critique, it shows how much respect the filmmakers had for Halstead Welles original script. The original version is one of the great Western films with its moody, almost noir quality and its hoped this remake will draw some attention to this classic

Maybe said dialogue came from Elmore Leonard's original story? I haven't read it, I'm just throwing a theory out.

islandclaws 10-23-07 11:35 AM

Sweet. I skipped out on seeing this in theaters (for whatever reason) so I'll be picking this up. I'll buy almost anything Bale is in these days.

wennma01 10-23-07 03:17 PM

sweet...this is probably my fav film of the year so far (aside from Hot Fuzz). i'll definitely be getting this one....i should probably pick up the original someitme too.

rhcp1214 10-23-07 03:30 PM

something tells me after oscar season this will be getting a better release

hanshotfirst1138 10-23-07 04:00 PM

Come Oscar time, Bale and Crow both deserve nods. Easily some of the best stuff I've seen in this rather dry year for films, IMO.

Dr Mabuse 10-23-07 04:05 PM

a buddy of mine in the New Mexico film industry worked on this...

i really liked this film...

excellent...

all the way around...

excellent...

Carcosa 10-23-07 06:16 PM


Originally Posted by hanshotfirst113
Maybe said dialogue came from Elmore Leonard's original story? I haven't read it, I'm just throwing a theory out.

Some of it may be....the story is fairly short and is a bit different than the movie script. The main characters are an a outlaw and a sheriff if memory serves. Elmore Leonard's westerns are top notch. What a great writer.

Dammit, I'll have to read it tonight again to see.

Dammit.

Anubis2005X 10-23-07 06:18 PM

Blu-ray for me too. If the audio is anything like it was in theaters, should be awesome!

DeanoBKN 10-23-07 07:54 PM

You know...this MIGHT be the title that warrants a Blu-Ray player I've been holding off on for so long. This movie was fantastic!

steebo777 10-24-07 09:40 AM

Amazing flick. DVD for me for sure!

matome 10-24-07 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by Anubis2005X
Blu-ray for me too. If the audio is anything like it was in theaters, should be awesome!

:up:

crazyrabbits 10-24-07 04:00 PM

3:10 To Yuma was a damn good film. If it's got any featurettes or deleted scenes, I'll buy it for my mother as a belated Christmas gift.

TylerDurden_73 10-24-07 07:02 PM

I don't like Westerns, but it does have two of my favorite actors in it. For someone who doesn't like westerns, would you still recommend? I have to admit I am curious about this movie.


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