Russell Crowe's 2007 Western remake 3:10 to Yuma has become available to stream via the Howdy extension on Prime Video, roughly two decades after its cinema release. The move gives audiences fresh access to one of the more acclaimed entries in Crowe's back catalogue at a time when his newer releases have struggled to find an audience at the box office or on streaming.

The film, a remake of the 1957 original starring Glenn Ford and Van Heflin, features Crowe alongside Christian Bale and Ben Foster and was made on a $55 million budget but took only around $70 million worldwide, meaning it fell short of breaking even. It can now be added to a standard Prime Video subscription for a small additional fee via the Howdy add-on. The news comes as Crowe's 2026 output, including Beast and The Get Out, has underperformed, while his forthcoming Highlander reboot with Henry Cavill, directed by Chad Stahelski, remains without a release date.