Comments on: 3:10 to Yuma, Movie Review http://iemissional.com/2007/09/14/310-to-yuma-movie-review/ teaching. glocalizing. living. serving. repenting. incarnating. loving. repeating. Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:47:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: tom bryant http://iemissional.com/2007/09/14/310-to-yuma-movie-review/#comment-256 tom bryant Sat, 15 Sep 2007 14:34:14 +0000 http://iemissional.com/2007/09/14/310-to-yuma-movie-review/#comment-256 My wife and I went to see it last TUesday and, although not quite the right word, enjoyed the movie. As an actor, Crowe is simply amazing. Like you said, to go from kindness to murder without changing expression says more about the nature of evil and a sin nature than many sermons. My wife and I went to see it last TUesday and, although not quite the right word, enjoyed the movie. As an actor, Crowe is simply amazing. Like you said, to go from kindness to murder without changing expression says more about the nature of evil and a sin nature than many sermons.

]]> By: cb scott http://iemissional.com/2007/09/14/310-to-yuma-movie-review/#comment-255 cb scott Fri, 14 Sep 2007 21:19:33 +0000 http://iemissional.com/2007/09/14/310-to-yuma-movie-review/#comment-255 Marty, I intend to see this movie for several reasons. One, to see it. I like westerns with a true villian and a true hero. Two, one of my sons is an entertainment writer and he mentioned me in his review of this movie so I must go see it. Three, I saw the one with Glen Ford. Glen Ford was one of the best Western movie actors ever to hit the silver screen riding his own horse and refusing to wear any make-up. Glen Ford was a real "tough guy" unlike Marion, who gets all the attention. Four, I want to take my boys, here at home, to see the remake and then compare it to the original showing them how much our culture has changed. I want them to understand that we, as Believers, must confront a culture that our forefathers in the faith did not encounter. They need to know that the world is in constant change and the only hope to reach a changing society such as ours is still the unchanging gospel. They need to know that it will take a real man to confront this post modern world with the truth of the gospel, empowered by the Spirit in order to make a difference for the Kingdom. I believe I can use these two movies as teaching tools in "Boot Camp" for Soldiers of the Cross. cb Marty,

I intend to see this movie for several reasons. One, to see it. I like westerns with a true villian and a true hero.

Two, one of my sons is an entertainment writer and he mentioned me in his review of this movie so I must go see it.

Three, I saw the one with Glen Ford. Glen Ford was one of the best Western movie actors ever to hit the silver screen riding his own horse and refusing to wear any make-up. Glen Ford was a real “tough guy” unlike Marion, who gets all the attention.

Four, I want to take my boys, here at home, to see the remake and then compare it to the original showing them how much our culture has changed. I want them to understand that we, as Believers, must confront a culture that our forefathers in the faith did not encounter. They need to know that the world is in constant change and the only hope to reach a changing society such as ours is still the unchanging gospel.

They need to know that it will take a real man to confront this post modern world with the truth of the gospel, empowered by the Spirit in order to make a difference for the Kingdom.

I believe I can use these two movies as teaching tools in “Boot Camp” for Soldiers of the Cross.

cb

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