The Magnificent Seven

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Time Out says

Sturges' remake of Kurosawa's Seven Samurai is always worth a look, mainly for the performances of McQueen, Bronson, Coburn and Vaughn. The theme of the group of professionals coming together to defend a cause or undertake a useless task, mainly as an exercise for their narcissistic talents, was one that would be constantly reworked during the '60s. Numerous set pieces, like Coburn's knife fight, Vaughn's fly-catching and McQueen's jokes, stay lodged in the mind.
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UK release:

1960

Duration:

138 mins

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  • Great film, the impression it leaves you with is more like that of an epic or opera than of a Western. Yul Brynner is remarkable.

    shimke Sat May 16 2009
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