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When their small village is once again attacked by the bandit Calvera, three Mexican farmers head north to try and buy guns. They ask Chris Adams to help them but he suggests they hire experienced gunmen instead. He soon recruits five others and eventually accept a sixth who he had initially rejected but made it impossible for him to say no. Together, they develop a plan to secure the town and defend it against Calvera's attack. In that time, friendships are formed and love blossoms between one of the men and a beautiful local girl. Not all of them will survive the attack.
This is the classic Western with a good story, acting, music and Directing that all adds up to the name given i.e. magnificent. To further make the point, compare this to the recent remake and you will learn to appreciate this even more. Same goes with Charleton Heston's Ben-Hur and the remake. There is no remaking certain movies and this be one of them. The only exception is if it is an exception or a superb movie retold expertly. Where can you get this line-up of stars? Furthermore, every once in a while the music in a movie isgoodthe movie itself (think Star Wars, Godfather) and include this movie too. This movie has been compared to the Seven Samurai which I highly recommend because it is justentertaining using the same theme. Bunch of hardened seasoned pros are hired to save a village against all odds. I have the Magnificent Seven DVD which also has a "Behind the Scenes of the making of this movie which is entertaining in itself. You can pick-up all three of the sequels in a special package for next to nothing (under $10) so get to it. The sequels are notgoodthe original but for ten bucks how can you lose? Highly recommend beef jerky or popcorn or better yet, some tortillas and beans if you want to get into the movie. Include a tasty drink too. Please enjoy this gem. I did.
Wanna watch a western? This is aboutgoodit gets. As the opening credits roll and the Mexican bandits ride into the village, Elmer Bernstein's remarkable musical score (remember the Marlboro theme?) sets the stage for an exciting series of events. The music keeps the movie at an upbeat pace from beginning to end.
Yes, it's a remake of The Seven Samarai. But who cares. That one was a classic. But it didn't involve gunfighters and Mexican bandits. Which makes Magnificent Seven different enough to standa classic in its own right.
Yul Brynner was a huge star in 1960. Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson and James Coburn were not. Robert Vaughn was not yet knownNapoleon Solo. German actor Horst Buchholz made an unlikely Mexican but was charismatic nonetheless. And Eli Wallach was outstandingthe Mexican bandit leader. Only Brad Dexter fails to impress among the Seven.
The story is well known. Seven gunfighters accept a job defending a Mexican village against a band of roughly 40 Mexican bandits. As Bronson says upon being recruited by Brynner, "I admire your notion of fair odds." The gunfighters have various motives for taking the assignment. Brynner and McQueen are desperate gunfighters with nothing else to do in a changing west. Dexter is an old friend of Brynner's and assumes Brynner wouldn't take such a job unless the village had hidden treasure. Coburn is aces with a knife or gun and looks for a challenge. Bronson is a penniless mercenary and needs what little money the job pays. Vaughn is a gunslinger on the lam and sees the joba chance to hide out from his enemies. Buchholz is a rebellious Mexican farmer looking to trade his farming skills for the life of a gunslinger.
There are numerous unforgettable scenes in the film: Brynner and McQueen defy bulletsthey ride a hearse to Boot Hill to bury a body no one wants buried there. Coburn accepts a challenge to duel with his knife against a gun. McQueen gets overcome with adrenalinehe hops on his horse and singlehandedly pursues 20-30 Mexican bandits after a battle. When faced with insurmountable odds and given the chance by the bandits to leave with their lives, Coburn is the first of the seven to announce he won't run ("Nobody hands me my guns and tells me to go"). Without knowing what the other six will do, it's a suicide mission for the man still seeking the ultimate challenge. But McQueen (who previously had second thoughts about staying) promptly steps up to join him. As do Brynner, Bronson and Buchholz. Dexter tells them they are crazy and prepares to leave with Vaughn. Until Vaughn, heretofore too afraid to draw his gun against the Mexicans, decides it's time to ante up.
Very subtly, this is one of the major moments of the film. Vaughn's character had been using the villagea hideout from those who would kill him back in the States. His only instinct was for his own survival and he was yet to draw his gun against the Mexican bandits. But faced with the decision to stay or run, "Lee" decides it's time to fight. And for the first time, the Mexicans are about to see just what a killer Lee can be. As the gunfighters counter attack, things are going badly for them until Robert Vaughn's "Lee" smoothly dispatches three bandits guarding the villagers. With the villagers thus free to aid the gunfighters, the battle turns in favor of the Seven.
Most of the seven don't make it through the final battle, which makes their decision to fight all the more valiant. The gunfighters are admirably portrayed with emotions ranging from steadfast duty (Brynner) to uncertainty (McQueen) to compassion (Bronson) to cowardice (Vaughn). The bandits are portrayeddesperate men with needs of their own. The villagers are portrayedmen caught between caring for the welfare of their families, their desire to fight their enemies and their fear of fightingfarmers against bloodthirsty bandits.
Magnificent Seven is a classic western. Great story, great cast, great music. If it's not the greatest western ever made, it sure isn't far from the top of the list. It's one hell of a movie.
Although The Magnificent Seven is modeled so closely on Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai (also originally released in the USA under the title "The Magnificent Seven") that they share even some dialogue (in different languages), there are several notable differences:
* Samurai's villagers are sent to town to hire swordsmen. In this remake, the villagers are sent to town originally to buy guns. Chris tells them that in fact, it will be cheaper to hire gunmen than to buy guns. Howard Hughes in Stagecoach to Tombstone says that the original screenplay for The Magnificent Seven followed Seven Samurai on this point, but was changed on the insistence of the Mexican censors.
* In Samurai the reason of using a total of seven ronin was based on tactics. In Return of the Seven, Chris says "luck" is why seven gunmen are needed; implicitly it's the same reason in all the films.
* Katsushiro, the aspiring young samurai, and Kikuchiyo, the would-be samurai whose hatred for the farmers hides a painful past, are combined into the single character, Chico. Unlike Kikuchiyo, Chico is not killed at the climax of the film.
* The combination of Katsushiro and Kikuchiyo opens a slot for the Robert Vaughn/Lee character - a gunfighter who has lost his nerve. His pursuit of perfection in his gunplay does mirror Kyuzo.
* The Katsushiro and Kikuchiyo combination also opens a slot for the character of Harry Luck, the gunfighter who is convinced there is some financial gain in protecting the village. There is no comparable character in the original (though his first scene mirrors Gorobei's first appearance), all the samurai take the job knowing there is nothing more to gain from the job than what's promised.
* Another combination of sorts takes place with Bernardo O'Reilly - his first appearance is based on Heihachi's debut (chopping wood perfectly, until he hears about the opposition they face) while his scenes with the children place him closer to Kikuchiyo. Incidentally, Charles Bronson (Bernardo) would later co-star with Toshiro Mifune (Kikuchiyo) in the movie Red Sun.
* In the original, the samurai make a pre-emptive strike against the bandits' campsite, losing one of their own in the process. Thus, when the bandits attack the village, the samurai are short one man, and three more are killed in the battles. In this version, that attack takes place after Calvera's band are initially driven off, and they find that the camp is abandoned.
* In Seven Samurai, the village is fortified to keep the bandits out until the climactic battle. In the remake, Chris states that the new walls were built to trap the bandits inside the village.
* The bandit leader Calvera plays a much larger role than any of the unnamed bandits in the original.
* Chico and Katsushiro both fall in love with a farmer's daughter, but in Seven Samurai, Katsushiro's relationship with the girl leads to a dramatic confrontation, and by the end the girl recognizes the impossibility of bridging the class divide and must ignore the samurai once the fighting is over. In The Magnificent Seven, Chico's relationship never results in scandal, and he stays behind to be with the peasant girl, purposefully rolling up his sleeves in order to start laboring.
* In Seven Samurai, the village elder is killed by the bandits when he refuses to abandon his house, which is an outlying house that the Samurai determined could not be protected. In The Magnificent Seven, the village elder likewise refuses to abandon his house but suffers no repercussions for it.
* In Seven Samurai, when Kikuchiyo attempts to impress the other samurai by deciding on his own to infiltrate the bandit camp, he is sharply rebuked. He believes he deserves praise because of the success and daring nature of his mission. Instead, Kambei berates him for failing to operatea member of the team, which Kambei stresses is paramount in a war effort. In The Magnificent Seven, Chico receives no such reprimand upon returning from his reconnaissance mission to the bandit camp, and in speaking about it later, he says that he is certain that the other gunmen were impressed by what he did.
* In The Magnificent Seven, neither the villagers nor the gunmen initially expect a battle to the death with bandits, resulting in internal conflict when it becomes clear that such an assault is pending and not all are in favor of risking their lives. This leads to the fearful villagers betraying the gunmen in order to prevent the deadly engagement, thus allowing Calvera to capture the men. Only at the very end of the film, after the climactic battle has already begun, do those villagers who had been against the battle finally take up arms and join in the fight against the bandits. By contrast, Seven Samurai features no such competing factions among the villagers and samurai. Although the villagers in Seven Samurai are also portrayedfrightened of the samurai and momentarily regretful for hiring them, all involved know from the outset that there ultimately will be a full-scale siege of the village. As such, after the initial acceptance of the samurai into the village, the villagers and samurai remain united throughout, with all of the villagers fully participating in the conflict from the beginning. [wikipedia]
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