Other mistake: In the bedroom scene before Dan Evans leaves his family, there are two petroleum lamps attached to the wall and lit up although there is still daylight. Given their financial distress, they would have never done anything like this. Moreover, the light is not flickering because the film crew used light bulbs.
3:10 to Yuma (2007)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: James Mangold
Starring: Christian Bale, Russell Crowe, Ben Foster, Peter Fonda, Logan Lerman
Dan (Christian Bale) delivers Ben (Russell Crowe) to the train. After Ben gets in the train, Dan is killed by Charlie. Charlie hands back to Ben his revolver and he kills Charlie and the rest of his gang, upset that Charlie killed Dan after he accomplished the task he set out to do: getting Ben to the train (while others walked away, afraid of getting killed by Ben's gang). Dan's son William walks over to Dan and says, before he dies, "You did it. You got him on the train." William points his gun at Ben but doesn't shoot. Ben gets on the train out of respect for Dan, what he believed in and because he accomplished the task of getting Ben to the train. As the train begins to advance, Ben whistles to his horse and the horse follows the train. It's implied by this that Ben will escape and not go to prison...
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Charlie Prince: For a one-leg rancher... He's one tough son of a bitch.
Question: McElroy is gutshot at close range. Operated on w/ rusty pliers, no drugs. Minutes later he walks around, and next day seems fine as he rides in a posse. Totally impossible! Shouldn't he be dead?
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Answer: Obviously. But to quote Josephus, movies is magic.