3:10 to Yuma
| January 20, 2008 07:07AM |
new 3:10 to YUMA (in color) horrible film, illogic-- should have never caught him. He let them catch him. should of killed him when he first murder someone. At the station the son should of shot the bad guys in the back. The father stood there talking so the bad guys could shoot him in the back. The railroad tracks wander over-hill-and-dale, roller coaster? Why didn't the fricking hero fire his Spencer rifle? The train looked phony. However, costuming and guns were terrific!
old 3:10 to YUMA (B&W) fair film, much more logical than the new version. The last scene with the train was probably at the rural Southern Pacific branch from Sierra Vista Junction over to Nogales. Most likely at ELGIN AZ. This same spot was featured in that Western with Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster playing Wyatt Erp and Doc Holiday. Also the same spot at the end of RED RIVER with the greats John Wayne and Montgomery Cliff. Also in OAKLAHOMA with Shirley Jones (who once told me it was filmed to Nogales, her memory must have faded, the crew and her probably stayed in a hotel in Nogales while making that part.)
Hi all toy train lovers-- I'm back.
old 3:10 to YUMA (B&W) fair film, much more logical than the new version. The last scene with the train was probably at the rural Southern Pacific branch from Sierra Vista Junction over to Nogales. Most likely at ELGIN AZ. This same spot was featured in that Western with Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster playing Wyatt Erp and Doc Holiday. Also the same spot at the end of RED RIVER with the greats John Wayne and Montgomery Cliff. Also in OAKLAHOMA with Shirley Jones (who once told me it was filmed to Nogales, her memory must have faded, the crew and her probably stayed in a hotel in Nogales while making that part.)
Hi all toy train lovers-- I'm back.
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Pat | January 20, 2008 07:07AM |
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