The story tells the story of a legendary criminal, played by Russell Crowe, who helps a lame farmer, played by Christian Bale, escort himself, who helps a federal judge escort criminals.
To put it simply, it is a story of a criminal trying to escort himself to prison.
At the beginning of the story, Russell robbed a cash truck, and then tricked the police in the tavern so that he could go in and divide the stolen goods. During the process of dividing the stolen goods, he met the beautiful proprietress, so he decided to take a photo for her.
At the same time, in order to recover the lost cattle at home, Bell and his son accidentally witnessed the process of robbing a cash truck and rescued the injured escort.
Bell's son adored when he saw Russell shoot, "What a quick gun!"
Russell, who was taking pictures for others, was too focused and was caught by the police who came back.
Bell joined the team that escorted Russell to Yuma Township Jail for 200 bucks.
At the same time, Russell's men are busy planning to rescue Russell.
Along the way, Russell helped the escort team escape the pursuit of the Indians and the obstruction of the evil tunnel boss.
In the end, with the help of Russell, the escort finally escorted Russell to the town where the train station is located, waiting for the express bullet train bound for Yuma Town at 3:10.
Meanwhile, Russell's men also surrounded the town.
The escorts all flew away when disaster was imminent.
Only Bell remains.
Bell said affectionately to Russell before the decisive battle, that my leg was actually broken by my own.
Russell said the thunder was rolling.
So, Russell cooperated and assisted Bell all the way to escape to the platform, and consciously jumped on the train.
Russell said to Bell, now you are a mold.
Bell was very happy and was accidentally killed by Russell's men.
Russell jumped off the train and silently took the "Hand of God" handed over by his subordinates - his exclusive prop.
And then -
ding!
Russell killed all his men in one go.
Russell's men were forced to make a big buck here. Who let them kill Russell's Faith.
Bell's son came over and pointed a gun at Russell, but he couldn't get it in front of the idol.
Russell looked at the dying Bell and jumped on the train again.
The car pulled away, Russell whistled, and a fierce horse caught up with the train.
Something Russell once said to Bale rang in my ears - I had escaped from Yuma twice.
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