Personally, I prefer Westerns, and I feel that 3:10 to Yuma is different from traditional Westerns, and it does not portray the righteousness of Eastwood. In the film, Ben is very much like the killer Leon. In front of the gangsters, only those who are more fierce than them can convince them." Why didn't he want to end this kind of life in the vast desert. And Dan is a man who tries so hard to be a good father, but he is ill-fated. He breaks a leg and can't pay his debts. The ranch burns, forcing him to escort Ben. Ben kills two people while being escorted: the cowboy, for his disrespect, and the old guard, for the humiliation of his mother. His father died of alcoholism, his mother abandoned him, but he held on to his reputation despite the fact.
After he and the hotel owner, Yun Yu, he painted her back to show the thief's tender side, stemming from his thirst for maternal love. Dan is drawn on the bible at the end when all the escorts surrender. It's his respect for Dan as a father, sacrificing himself just for his family and letting his son know he's a true hero. Maybe Ben's father hadn't died over a glass of whisky, he wouldn't have been desperate to live the same life as Dan. And if Dan has Ben's parents, it is very likely that he will follow Ben's path.
The choice of the ending was unexpected and unexpected. Dan, who tried his best to become a hero, died under the gun of the second master. He drew a gun to kill his loyal subordinate Ben without hesitation, not so much because of the tribute to Dan. Said to be a kind of self-redemption, a clean break with one's own past.
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