The original 3:10 to Yuma, released at the height of the Hollywood Western, is carried by the battle of wills premise and the dangerously charismatic performance of its antagonist, Glenn Ford. Fifty years on, did this movie really need to be fixed? And was James Mangold the man for the job?

Hear what movies were the hardest (and easiest) to compare. Get a look behind the podcast as we discuss what movies sent us down rabbit holes after the credits rolled. And witness "the reckoning"...are there any comments we've made on these movies that we've since reconsidered?

How do you adapt an unadaptable sci-fi epic about the origins of religious belief, the moral responsibilities and failures of people in power, and intergalactic hallucinogens generated by giant worms?