Classic American adaptation of Kurosawa's 7 Samurai with its own twists & additions
The Magnificent Seven was Hollywood’s version of Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai turned into a Western. The general plot was the same a little village asks a gunfighter to help them against bandits. He goes and forms a team of 6 others and they go to defend the town against seemingly unsurmountable odds. It did add its own little twists that made it a classic.<br /><br />The movie isn’t completely unoriginal. It adds some new and interesting elements. For instance Yul Brynner as Chris Adams the head of the heroes is an iconoclast. Two men want their friend buried but the funeral home refuses to do so because the deceased was an Indian and now the cemetery is for whites only. The head of the funeral home adds that this only started after the town became “civilized” meaning after more people settled there they brought their American racism with them. Adams along with Steven McQueen as Vin Tanner decide they’ll take the body to the cemetery and stand up to the armed local racists. That kind of character is what will lead Adams to help out the town which is made up of poor Mexicans. The movie also spent a lot of time talking about the dignity of the townspeople and change dup the confrontation with the bandits. Charles Bronson as Bernardo for instance talks to kids in the town about how they should respect their parents and not glorify the gun fighters.<br /><br />Overall this is a classic Western. With a great story and cast of characters even if it is derivative of Kurosawa’s masterpiece.<br />C
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