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Russell Crowe's subtle portrayal of villainous Ben Wade is a masterpiece.

Westerns can be very hit or miss. When they hit, they can be some of the most memorable movies you will see. Thankfully, "3:10 to Yuma" falls into that second category.

If 3:10 to Yuma has a theme at all, it is the Bible verse that the film's main villain, Ben Wade, played with charming and frightening skill by Russell Crowe. It reads "All a man's ways seem right to him, but the Lord weighs the heart."

A review of the new Russell Crowe and Christian Bale Western

3:10 To Yuma, starring Christian Bale and Russell Crowe, features a simplistic story which is transformed into a stellar film thanks to nuanced and well-developed characters and great action.

Christian Bale is in current negotiations to play the role oh John Connors in the new Terminator movie. The tentative name for the movie is going to be Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins.

Details about the rumored casting of Christian Bale in the new Terminator Trilogy.

Two men on opposite sides of the law must make a long, dangerous journey to a nearby town

3:10 to Yuma is a Western starring Christian Bale and Russell Crowe. Christian Bale and Russell Crowe deliver excellent performances, but can they bolster the flagging Western genre?

A remake of a western in which an Arizona rancher, desperate to hang on to his land, joins a posse to help transport a dangerous criminal to the train journeying to the prison in Yuma.

In 1957, 3:10 To Yuma starring Glenn Ford and Van Hefflin told the tale of two men meeting their destiny in the old West. A desperate rancher takes on the task of taking a noted outlaw to his trial.

T4 is reportedly Fast Tracked for 2009. Will you care to give it a chance?

Batman has always been the most realistic of the comic book icons. He has no special powers and is for all practical purposes a vigilante. He is someone who could actually exist in the real world (provided he has the kind of money Bruce Wayne does).

As far as movie based games go, the goods are delivered, but there's still a lot of room for improvement. Maybe the next Batman game will be the killer app all of us Bat-fans have been dreaming about.

A movie review of Batman Begins

A look at the latest Batman movie: Batman Begins. Without giving away the story line, an analysis of why this is the most important Batman movie since the franchise began.

As part of our coverage for the film "Rescue Dawn" Jeremy Davies was kind enough to take some time from his busy schedule to talk to me about playing Gene, Christian Bale, Werner Herzog, and his experiences on the film.

How Christian Bale got me to hit on chicks.

1974 will always be remembered as the year Al Pacino was snubbed, but it'll also be known for being the year Christian Bale and Leonardo DiCaprio were born.

Steve Zahn talks Rescue Dawn and Christian Bale

Christian Bale has quickly catapulted into the mainstream world of movies after the major success of Batman Begins. With such a vast array of movies under his belt, Bale has finally reached a point in his career where he gets the credit he deserves.

A review of the new movie, The Prestige, starring Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale

Magic lovers will enjoy this movie's behind the scenes look at magicians. Suspense and drama lovers will enjoy the plot twists and turns.

Two Magicians enter into a battle of wills for the best magic trick in London

An English Actor Beloved By Americans

Many who have seen The Machinist don't have much to say about the movie. Instead, their comments fall upon the almost nonexistant appearance of Christian Bale in this movie. What in the world made him lose all that weight and was the movie worth it?

Christian Bales and Katie Holmes star in the best Batman film to hit the screen

Saying that one western is one of the best of the last 10 years isn't really a major statement given the few westerns that have come out.

We don't get as many Western movies these days, but films like 3:10 To Yuma may reinvigorate that genre. Yuma is an excellent Western that fans of the genre, action movie buffs, and even Bail or Crowe fans will undoubtedly enjoy.

The name of Sergio Leone is practically synonymous with the term "spaghetti western." Few would deny that Sergio Leone was probably the closest thing to an artist that the genre has ever seen.

Take an in-depth look at the main characters of "The Searchers" and "Unforgiven". A thorough analysis of both characters finds that although they may both be Western heroes they have little else in common…so much for the stereotypical "Old West".

A brilliant, star-studded cast headlines this amazing adventure that follows the duel of two magicians in turn-of-the-century London. The cast includes Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Michael Caine, Scarlett Johansson, Piper Perabo, and Rebecca Hall.

Disscuses the making of fewer western movies. Highlights the make-up of westerns and compares to today's offerings.

While terribly predictable, Reign of Fire is still definitely worth a watch because of stunning CGI work and skilled acting on the part of all involved.

The revisionist western subgenre was created as a way to update the classic western narratives in an attempt to keep up with rapidly changing American ideology.

"He's a killer." "Then someone ought to have the decency to bring him in," is how Daniel Evans (Christian Bale) answers the threat of the West's most dangerous outlaw.

In this age of revisionism in the arts, especially in film, there's a startling (if not all surprising) revelation beneath the surface: Nothing has changed. It's just now Cowboys and (fill in the blank) minority.

Updates on the big budget Batman Begins sequel starring Christin Bale and Heath Ledger.

A review of the characters and plot of this startlingly tragic and magically enchanting tale of two stage magicians (Bale and Jackman) and those they affect and are affected by, with a cast that brings to life one question: Where do you draw the line?

3:10 To Yuma belongs on a short list of strong Westerns since 1980.

These films stand out in ways that speak to our manhood-grit, toughness, supreme confidence, the ease of handling the opposite sex and when those aren't enough: a can of Whup Ass, WWE-approved.

There are only 10 films you will need to see this summer. And Lo and Behold, we got em all right here. Listen to this list, and you'll have a successful summer. Let's get crackin'!

Batman Begins does just what the title says. It begins Batman's journey. This is the story of who Batman is and how he came to be, finally told with skill and respect on the big screen.

You don't need to be well versed in Japanese anime nor be a child to appreciate the magic within Hayao Miyazaki's latest film, Howl's Moving Castle, which further establishes the director as the reigning monarch of a spectacular imaginative realm.

Leave the endless lines and overflow parking to the Star Wars geeks this summer. Plenty of buzz-worthy films are finding summer homes on DVD.

Russell Crowe understands what it is like to be a 'gladiator'. All the attention is focused on you and only you. There are no distractions to take people away from the event on hand. Crowe has decided to get rid of his cheerleader squad.

This film tells of a London trader who revisits fond memories as he sells the Provence chateau and winery from his past.

A touching romance set during 1942 in Manitoba, Canada as men from Allied countries came to train in preparation to be pilots in WWII