3:10 To Yuma DVD Movie

3:10 To Yuma

List Price	$14.94 (You save $5.15)
Studio	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Orig Year	1957
DVD Encoding	Region 2
All Time Sales Rank	7540
CD Universe Part number	2930592
Catalog number	7760
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 02, 2002
Rating	Not Rated
Running Time	92 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Black & White; Subtitled
Movie Details	B&W; Mono Sound; Digital Sound; Letter Boxed; Widescreen; Black & White; Subtitled

3:10 To Yuma Movie Review

Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

4 stars THE CLASSIC WESTERN YOU MUST SEE
A great western story that would expose the dilemma of the common man strugling for survival in the wild west, but at the time trying to preserve dignity and faith in the good man of conscious. Great perfomance of both Ford and Heflin.
Submitted by f_gastelu (La Paz, Mexico)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

3 stars A Classic Suspense Western
Tense little thriller that stands out for it's simplicity and it's strong characterisation. Ford and Heflin are outstanding in the deep, beautifully - filmed black - and - white gem.
Submitted by letfog (Vasteras, Sweden)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

Have you seen this movie?

3:10 To Yuma DVD

Region 2
Keep Case
Full Frame -
1.33
Letterbox -
1.85
Widescreen -
1.85
Audio:
Dolby Digital Mono - English
Interactive Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Selection

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Far Country DVD (1955) Full Frame; Subtitled

3:10 To Yuma film

$6.55

One of the best Mann/Stewart Westerns of the '50s with a refreshing ...

Also Bought

Night Passage DVD (1957)

3:10 To Yuma review

$10.49

Jimmy Stewart stars in this western as Grant McLaine, a traveling musician with a past who makes his living entertaining construction camps on the frontier. Unable to get steady work after helping his brother Lee (Murphy), known as "The Utica Kid", escape the law, Grant ...

Also Bought

Winchester '73 DVD (1950) Full Frame; Subtitled

3:10 To Yuma DVD

$8.79

Anthony Mann's edgy, psychological western features a powerful performance by Jimmy Stewart as a man obsessed. In the old west, cowboy Lin McAdam wins a valuable Winchester 1873 repeating rifle in a shooting contest--which his brother instantly steals. This leads to a rousing series of adventures for McAdam, as he attempts to track down the weapon, which passes through the hands of a number of dangerous people. Meanwhile, Lin also must deal with the cold-blooded murder ...

Also Bought

Bend Of The River DVD (1952) Full Frame; Dubbed; Subtitled

3:10 To Yuma movie DVD

$9.69

The second of the terrific Stewart/Mann Westerns is characteristic of their pairings: adult themes played out against prairie vistas in which betrayal and violence can erupt at any time. Formerly a vicious Missouri raider, Stewart ...

Also Bought

My Darling Clementine DVD (1946)

3:10 To Yuma video

$9.69

In another of his classic Westerns, John Ford again reflects upon the advance of civilization on the receding frontier, recounting the events leading up to and including the legendary gunfight at the O.K. Corral. As they drive their cattle toward California, Wyatt Earp (Henry Fonda) and his brothers, Morgan (Ward Bond), Virgil (Tim Holt), and young James (Don Garner), stop outside Tombstone, Arizona, where they refuse an offer for their stock made by Old Man Clanton (Walter Brennan) and his son, Ike (Grant Withers). The three older brothers ride into town, and, after Wyatt subdues a drunk, return to the wagons to find James dead and their cattle stolen. With little doubt about who the perpetrators are, Wyatt decides to accept the offer to be marshal of Tombstone that he had just recently refused. Despite Wyatt's tense first encounter with melancholy gambler and gunslinger Doc Holliday (Victor Mature), a wary, tacit friendship grows between the two men, which is soon complicated by the arrival of Doc's former love, the demure Clementine Carter (Cathy Downs). Although ostensibly focused on the famed gunfight, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE's more concerned--like many of Ford's films--with the creation of a community, the rule of law, and the civilizing influence of women on the wild and woolly West. When the showdown finally comes, it's without blood lust, as the Earp brothers conduct themselves with the ritual solemnity of samurai warriors. Given Samuel Engel's terse, elliptical screenplay, Fonda gives a subtle, ...

Also Bought

Duel In The Sun DVD (1946) Full Frame

3:10 To Yuma film

$10.49

Dubbed "Lust in the Dust" by Hollywood wags and, at $5 million, the most expensive film made up to that time, DUEL IN THE SUN stars Jennifer Jones as Pearl Chavez, a stunning young half-breed. After her father's death, she's taken in by distant relative Laura Belle McCanles (Lillian Gish), whose husband, Senator (Lionel Barrymore), is a Texas cattle baron of immense wealth. She soons finds herself attracted to the two McCanles sons: the magnetic hell-raiser Lewt (Gregory Peck) and the educated, restrained Jesse (Joseph Cotten). Since Pearl is presumed to have inherited her mother's hot-blooded disposition, she's tagged as a bad girl by Lewt, who quickly makes a pass at her without success. But with Jesse away on business, she and Lewt eventually become lovers, although she still can't decide which of the two she loves. Meanwhile, Senator is embroiled in a dispute over the invasion of his property by railroad interests, becoming enraged when Jesse chooses the pen over the shotgun as a negotiating tool. Saturated in sexual innuendo, this fabulously overripe, overproduced melodrama, which constantly teeters on the edge of camp, is, more than anything else, the product of David O. Selznick's megalomaniacal desire to top his earlier epic, GONE WITH THE WIND. That said, the acting is very good, as is Dimitri Tiomkin's score, and the crowd scenes are superbly orchestrated. An ...

Brainy Baby - Animals DVD (2002)

3:10 To Yuma review

$6.35

The Brainy Baby series helps ...

Grey Zone DVD (2002) Widescreen

3:10 To Yuma DVD

$10.29

Writer-director-actor Tim Blake Nelson presents THE GREY ZONE, a relentlessly bleak drama that uses one of history's most incomprehensible calamities to address the ultimate question of human survival. Based in large part on Miklos Nyiszli's book, AUSCHWITZ: A DOCTOR'S EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT, THE GREY ZONE is set in the nightmarish world of Auschwitz in the 1940s. The film tells the brutal tale of the twelfth Sonderkommando unit, Jewish prisoners who were granted a few extra months of life in return for their services in helping with the genocide of their people. While organizing a revolt against the Nazis, a group of Sonderkommandos (played with ferocious intensity by David Arquette, Daniel Benzali, David Chandler, and Steve Buscemi) discover a young girl who has somehow managed to survive the gas chamber. Risking their lives, they team up with a fellow Jew, Doctor Nyiszli (Allan Corduner), to revive the fragile youngster and redeem themselves in the process. Nelson's excruciating drama is all the more unsettling for its unflinching honesty. By placing his characters in a world suffused with death, he creates an unbearable scenario where every decision determines the fate of dozens, if not hundreds, of innocent lives. ...

Great American Western - Vol. 15 DVD (2003)

3:10 To Yuma movie DVD

$5.69

Fairytale: A True Story DVD (1997)

3:10 To Yuma video

$7.05

When two young English cousins claim to have captured fairies on film, their photographs attract the attention of legendary skeptic Harry Houdini (Harvey Keitel) and legendary dreamer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Peter O'Toole). But are the fairies real, or are they simply the wistful projections of the two lonely girls, whose fragile spirits have been crushed by the death of a brother and the loss of a father in World War I? Based on a true case from 1917 in which the girls' photos turned ...