Talk:Three-Ten to Yuma
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All right, I'm no wikigenius, but something here doesn't seem right. Before today, a wikisearch for "3:10 to Yuma" brought us to the original film. Now, we're getting the short story article, which didn't exist a week ago. If it's only getting an article because of the film I'm not sure which one deserves to get the first notice. I don't know - maybe a page with links to all three would work best, especially with the remake which may prove more significant than the original.
[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Three Ten to Yuma and Other Stories.jpg
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