Shot in the Belly

Rating: 8/10 (9 October 2007)

This was a great movie that had a decent amount of action in it. Russell Crowe plays a conflicted robber and killer who is supposed to get onto a TRAIN at 3:10 in Yuma (which is in Arizona). One of the first introductions we have to Crowe's character is when his sidekick, Charlie - appears and has a very annoying voice and facial expression. Plus, he shoots everybody he can get his hands on. Charlie, in ONE SCENE, shoots Peter Fonda in the belly at POINT BLANK RANGE for NO REASON. Couldn't he have just shot him in the head or heart? So, Fonda's character bleeds for about 10 hours and can't move. Finally, he's lugged back to town and some doctor sticks a tool into his belly and pulls out a BULLET! The bullet apparently damaged Fonda's LIVER. So, by that evening, Fonda's character hops back on a horse and is completely healed. I found that to be a TAD UNREALISTIC.