Very Good Remake That Serves As A Modern Western

Rating: 9/10 (10 June 2017)

James Mangold did a very good job in here, creating an new western in an old-fashioned way.
It tells the story of Dan Evans (Christian Bale) a ranger who decides to take Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) an outlawed man who must be taken to a train station before the train of the 3:10 to Yuma arrives, in order to put him in jail.
Here you have two very good actors together and that's a very good thing. On one side you have the poor ranger who wants to take care of is family at all cost, Christian Bale, and on the other side is this outlaw who must be taken to justice, Russell Crowe. They both carry all the weight of the movie in their relationship and they did it very well. Also a special mention to Ben Foster who did a very good job as one of the counterparts of Ben Wade, who is trying to rescue him.
The action and chase scenes were very good and kept you on the edge of your seat at many parts, keeping the tension. Also it has a very good cinematography with a really awesome way of capturing the Far Old West. Also a very special mention to the fantastic score by MArco Beltrami, that at many parts reminded me of the old western classics.
This is a very good movie, with great acting that for me was the perfect example of how to do a western nowadays. I highly recommend it!