3:10 to Yuma - the original

[isiscolo]

Our library has an eclectic collection of DVDs, and the other day I rented 3:10 to Yuma - the 1957 B&W version with Glenn Ford and Van Heflin, remastered and reissued (and looking damn fine, I have to say) as the remake was released. I enjoyed it a whole lot, and in fact, I think it is a better movie than the 2007 remake and recommend it to

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[franzeska]

I still want an AU of the new one. They were just so hot. *sob* Maybe for Yuletide...

And now my brain is generating all sorts of supernatural cowboy vampire ideas. Oh dear.

[isiscolo]

They were hot! So is it really an AU if it follows the ending of the original, but is built on the remake universe otherwise?

And now my brain is generating all sorts of supernatural cowboy vampire ideas.

*encourages*

[franzeska]

Yeah, it's still an AU. Or maybe a fusion of two versions. I wish there were more consistent terminology for how things are AU.

All the melodrama of the new ending plus added ridiculous crawling-out-of-the-grave melodrama. It bears pondering.

[isiscolo]

ZOMBIE COWBOYS FTW!

(Hi, I just read World War Z: an oral history of the Zombie War and I kind of have ZOMBIES ON THE BRAIN.)

[franzeska]

Bah. Zombies are not sexy. I just like the version of vampire mythology that involves people who are just too evil/fucked up to stay dead.

You know... I never did finish reading that massive tome of Eastern European vampire legends. Mmm, ridiculous scholarly works.

[isiscolo]

LA LA LA not going there!