What does the '3:10' in the title of the film stand for?
Could someone please tell me
shareIt must be bliss to be unencumbered by any semblance of a brain.
shareHA HA HA HA HA that!
shareLOL ..... well said sir
sharelmao. Amen
I couldn't believe what I'd read.
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH
Yitzhak: God's prank on straight rock 'n' roll chicks
I can't believe someone actually had to ask what 3:10 means.
shareHow hard is it to be intellectually charitable or emotionally graceful and imagine that the comment was written by a rational person? I can imagine a rational person who'd driven all their lives, never had the need to take a train, never overheard people talking about catching a train, and had never seen this movie.
In those circumstances it's a valid and sound question.
You forgot to add or if he'd just landed from the Planet Doofus.
sharegiven the large amount of scripture I would suggest looking up scripture 3:10?
shareIt was the half-time score in the classic 1853 rugby match between the Bisbee Posse (3) and the Yuma Outlaws (10). *SPOILER ALERT* Yuma went on to win the match 11:59 ("high noon", in rugby terms).
I giggled at the 310 yumans comment, but ya like the one of the poster already said: time the train arrives
"What if that thing I just said?" - Philip J. Fry (Futurama)
Three-ten refers to the price of the Russell Crowe version of the film by mid-summer. You can go to Wal-Mart and pay three dollars and ten cents for it, and they won't even charge you tax.
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you could also say it has bible refrences aswell..or just be simple and say it is the time they needed to get their ass to the train.
shareIt's just a time. The bible reference sucks... It says something about cows and wine. (Proverbs, since that is what Ben quotes...)
sharecould make some sense though, if you pay respect to the lord you will be given back in return. Which is what Ben does towards our "hero" and vice versa.
shareSomeone told me that the 3:10 stands for three feet, ten inches, which is the precise drop of a hangman's rope, just enough drop to execute the condemned instantly, and not enough drop to gruesomely partially sever the head from the body.
Now, anyone care to buy a certain bridge I've got for sale?
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Oh my God. Please don't answer this person in case the vacuum in their head sucks out all your intelligence when you engage with them.
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