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Long Island Movie Review
With Karim Gamil Pertew
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Karim Gamil Pertew is a screenwriter/director from
Long Island who has a bachelors degree in film production and
history. His unique movie review style is unlike any that is
in the business today, he provides short but straight to the point
reviews that will make you want to see a movie based on the
components rather than the hype. Be sure to check out all of
your major blockbuster movie reviews here first before you go
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REVIEW
OF THE WEEK
Tuesday,
September 11, 2007
Author: Karim Gamil Pertew, Movie Critic & Director
3:10 To Yuma
Directed by ……………… James Mangold
Screenplay by ……………… Halsted Welles & Michael Brandt
Genre………………………. Drama, Western
Starring:
Russell Crowe as…………. Ben Wade
Christian Bale as ……… Dan Evans
Logan Lerman as ……William Evans
Dallas Roberts as …….Butterfield
Ben Foster as …….Charlie Prince
Peter Fonda as ……Byron McElroy
Vinessa Shaw as…….....Emmy Nelson
Alan Tudyk as………….Doc Potter
Luce Rains as……Marshal Weathers
Gretchen Mol as…….Alice Evans
Lennie Loftin as…..Glen Hollander
Johnny Whitworth as….Darden
-Go to the movies: Definitely
-Rating: R
-Buy the DVD: Definitely
“3:10 to Yuma” was a great remake. Christian Bale & Russell Crowe
were fantastic, and Logan Lerman close behind in his performance.
The Western Drama quite rare these days, especially Westerns that
compete with “Dances with Wolves” and” Unforgiven”
A nobody rancher struggling to
Keep his ranch and feed his
Family risks his life to bring
“Ben Wade” to justice. Ben Wade
a typical thief, murderer, and
womanizing cowboy that’s not
so typical. Dan Evans who lost
his leg 3 years ago, is looked
down upon by everyone including
his family, so with nothing to
lose except his life decides to
do what no man with anything
wouldn’t do.
“3:10 to Yuma” is an amazing film. Beautiful photography, solid
acting,
great story, unpredictable, and the dialogue is fun and
clever. If you enjoyed the films mentioned above then you surely
will like this one.
4.5 Stars --Truly
Amazing, Great Story & Good Dialogue. Go See It!
 
- Karim
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