I think what I love most about the Seven is the way the actors play them like they were actually in the west: - Washington’s character Sam Chisholm honours real-life African-American bounty hunter Bass Reeves, who has an impressive arrest record and history with law enforcement, while also giving Jamie Fox’s casting as Django a similar yet different run for his money; - Pratt gleefully displays Joshua Faraday as the comic relief of the Seven but proves to be a valuable asset when needed, as well as being someone who never misses an opportunity to “clear the air” from the tension with jokes or tricks; - Hawke’s acting as Goodnight “Goody” Robicheaux gives the audience sympathy towards what soldiers with PTSD experience (a primary example being the Seven’s first fight together) and he would later show that overcoming it is not impossible (as seen in the final fight) while he also “talks like a man whose seen action” and knows what killing will do to someone both mentally and psychologically; - Lee and Sensmeier (who play Billy Rocks and Red Harvest, respectively) bring a whole new meaning to “actions speak louder than words” and “silent but deadly” as both characters rarely speak but are deadly in a fight, whether it’s close combat with knives or a firefight from short/long range; - D’Onofrio’s role as Jack Horne showcases that a “religious softie” is underneath his larger than life mountain man appearance, which the actor receives the most praise for bringing to life whenever he speaks; - Garcia-Rulfo’s approach as Vasquez is well-received for not just the Mexican outlaw stereotype, but for hoe he makes the “shoot ‘em up” scenes you would see in a western film look so cinematic and cool-looking. Who else agrees? If you disagree, tell me why.
I will not allign myself with your belifs YOU ARE WRONG HERE IS WHY>>>>> Washington's portrayal of Sam Chisholm: While it's true that Denzel Washington's character, Sam Chisholm, can be seen as an homage to real-life African-American bounty hunter Bass Reeves, some viewers may have different interpretations of the character's motivations and depth. Some might argue that the character could have been further developed to explore his backstory and personal journey. Pratt as Joshua Faraday: Chris Pratt's performance as the comic relief in the group is certainly entertaining, but some critics and viewers may argue that his character's humor occasionally feels out of place in a serious western setting. Different audiences might have varying opinions on the balance between comedy and drama in his portrayal. Hawke's Goodnight Robicheaux: While you praised Ethan Hawke's portrayal of a character with PTSD, some viewers might have wanted to see even more exploration of this aspect of his character's personality. Different people may have different expectations for character development and resolution. Lee and Sensmeier as Billy Rocks and Red Harvest: Their silent but deadly personas are indeed impressive, but some viewers may have wanted more dialogue or backstory for these characters to fully connect with them on an emotional level. The level of character development can be subjective. D'Onofrio as Jack Horne: While Vincent D'Onofrio's performance as Jack Horne received praise, some viewers might argue that the character's speech patterns and behavior were too exaggerated or unrealistic, bordering on caricature. Garcia-Rulfo as Vasquez: While you appreciated Manuel Garcia-Rulfo's approach to the character, others might argue that Vasquez's portrayal still somewhat adheres to the Mexican outlaw stereotype, and they may have expected a more nuanced representation. In the end, opinions about performances in film are highly subjective. What resonates with one viewer may not resonate with another. Your perspective on the actors and their characters in "The Magnificent Seven" is entirely valid, and it's clear that you found their portrayals impressive and authentic. Others may have different viewpoints based on their own preferences and experiences. I DONT LIKE YOU PLEASE DM ME TO DISCUSS FURTHER YOURS TRULY; THE DARK NIGHT
*YOU LEFT THE BEST PART OFF!* G: This reminds me of what my daddy used to say B: what's that goody? B: What?? G: Well, my daddy used to say a lot of things, you know. 😂🤣😂
The funniest part for me is when ethan hawke said this reminds me of something my father told me. His buddy asked him what is it he goes. I don’t know. My father told me a lot of things.
The acting was great in this. Vincent D'onofrio was amazing and so was Ethan Hawke. I would have loved a sequel, but they get killed. Would loved to have see their characters again.
The same thing happened in the original, but a great sequel was still made, so I'd love to see another one that takes place after this one. Maybe one from the surviving native american's point of view or the other two who survived.
This movie is so underrated I don't understand why It didn't do good in the movie theaters aside from too many bullshit critics and people that aren't into western films. Thing is they don't understand good acting fuck them this was a great movie
Part of the problem is it has nothing on the original film. It blows this out of the water, even though this is a good movie...the original is legendary and frankly impossible to outdo.
Farraday is my favorite character in this movie. I just don't realize how a guy with a "mouth" like he`s has survived that long. This explains his phenomenal shooting skills. Well, until last moment, "so far so good!" ;)
The only thing that was disappointing about this movie was that they never delved deeper into the back stories of the characters. We got tastes, but I would have loved a flashback of Goodnights time in the army
I watched this again with my grandpa last night. When Faraday trying to smoke cigarettes next to the Gatling gun wagon my grandpa said Faraday is a trickster, he'll have his way to deal with that Gatling gun.
They missed putting that line!!! How could you leave that out?! :) "I believe that BEAR was wearing PEOPLES clothes.." Jack Horn was such an interesting character.
Love this movie, and the humor was a large part of it! I just wish they hadn't killed most of the cast off until the sequel. Yes, I know that that happened in the original film...but these characters were so much more interesting than the supporting characters of that film!
"I believe that bear is wearing people's clothes." "A warrant for what? Killin' a man with a hairpin?" "Her name is Ethel, and you will show her some goddamn respect." "I've always been lucky with the one-eyed jacks." This is why I love Chris Pratt. His wit is legendary.
Oh fuck sake the scene where chris pratt trolls the mexican is for me the funniest shit in any movie ever, i die of laughter everytime i see it.. "olé muchacho.." LOOOOOOL!
Absolutely enjoyable movie! I like the mix between drama, action and comedy. The story is nothing special but the variety of actors and movie characters in combination with the old west feeling and a big bunch of little jokes makes this movie one of my favourites. *careful, personal opinion*
I didn't know that Antoine Fuqua was such an AWESOME director - WHAT A MOVIE, DAMMIT!! :D TRIPLE AWESOME! ...one HELL of a cast - I particularly liked Ethan Hawke in the role of that ...kinda..."PTSD"-stricken "civil war sharp-shooter" and DENZEL WASHINGTON - DAMN! - is on one of his TOP performances here - EVER!...
Chris Pratt - loved by mostly ALL - reminds me of the also beloved James Garner. DE-LIGHT-FULL! Fun character in a refreshing storyline from long ago.... thanks for the remake!
The scene where Red Harvest says something like "white man food is fit for dogs" cracked me up, because what he really said (in the actor's native Tlingit language) translates to "white woman stinky butt".
You missed the part where some lady stitches up the the guy with the grey beards jacket and the Mexican dude says "she did some poking and stitching for you, maybe you should return the favor". That part was pretty funny in my opinion.
I don’t know why but I love it when the same actors perform together in several movies... maybe it’s a weird form of nostalgia... ( Chris Pratt and the bear wearing peoples clothes... can’t remember either of his names) they are both in Jurassic world
HotaruZoku it does matter. You said "witness" in stead of "whiteness". I'd suggest re-editing that comment and fixing the mistake, then I'll delete this comment.
5:00 "they shouldve hit something"...uhm well they did sir...they hit the grass,air,rocks,soil thats a lot if you ask me😂......6:16 this scene is always making me laugh so damn heard😂
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No 1.6 mil
UnicornFTW ok
No bad for stealing content
U mean 2 million
You mean 2.5 mill
we need more western movie's. this one was good and funny.
yellowrose011 But not some kind of chasing alien's ass western movie
Million ways to die in the west was gold as fuck
the modern speak with the west, was just funny :P because it is just out of place
Exactly.
For a remake it did good
man, this movie is so underappreciated ;-; Chris Pratt is absolute gold
True but Ethan Hawk was so good too!
@@rhondaalbert6636 YESSSS
its amazing, i watched it many times, i love the guys' relationship with each other, each has his own personality but they all respect each other
Only Chris Pratt huh lol everyone was gold! How about Denzel pulling off black western. Or Ethan hawk dude you gotta hate what you kill lol
I think it's one of the best modern Western movies made.
“This reminds me of what my daddy used to say.”
“What did your daddy used to say?”
“Well, my daddy used to say a lot of things, you know.”
that's the scene I was looking for. Ethan Hawk is a funny dude.
I don’t know why but because of how hard they laughed I feel like it might have been a mistake 😂 like a blooper
I think what I love most about the Seven is the way the actors play them like they were actually in the west:
- Washington’s character Sam Chisholm honours real-life African-American bounty hunter Bass Reeves, who has an impressive arrest record and history with law enforcement, while also giving Jamie Fox’s casting as Django a similar yet different run for his money;
- Pratt gleefully displays Joshua Faraday as the comic relief of the Seven but proves to be a valuable asset when needed, as well as being someone who never misses an opportunity to “clear the air” from the tension with jokes or tricks;
- Hawke’s acting as Goodnight “Goody” Robicheaux gives the audience sympathy towards what soldiers with PTSD experience (a primary example being the Seven’s first fight together) and he would later show that overcoming it is not impossible (as seen in the final fight) while he also “talks like a man whose seen action” and knows what killing will do to someone both mentally and psychologically;
- Lee and Sensmeier (who play Billy Rocks and Red Harvest, respectively) bring a whole new meaning to “actions speak louder than words” and “silent but deadly” as both characters rarely speak but are deadly in a fight, whether it’s close combat with knives or a firefight from short/long range;
- D’Onofrio’s role as Jack Horne showcases that a “religious softie” is underneath his larger than life mountain man appearance, which the actor receives the most praise for bringing to life whenever he speaks;
- Garcia-Rulfo’s approach as Vasquez is well-received for not just the Mexican outlaw stereotype, but for hoe he makes the “shoot ‘em up” scenes you would see in a western film look so cinematic and cool-looking.
Who else agrees? If you disagree, tell me why.
I will not allign myself with your belifs YOU ARE WRONG HERE IS WHY>>>>>
Washington's portrayal of Sam Chisholm: While it's true that Denzel Washington's character, Sam Chisholm, can be seen as an homage to real-life African-American bounty hunter Bass Reeves, some viewers may have different interpretations of the character's motivations and depth. Some might argue that the character could have been further developed to explore his backstory and personal journey.
Pratt as Joshua Faraday: Chris Pratt's performance as the comic relief in the group is certainly entertaining, but some critics and viewers may argue that his character's humor occasionally feels out of place in a serious western setting. Different audiences might have varying opinions on the balance between comedy and drama in his portrayal.
Hawke's Goodnight Robicheaux: While you praised Ethan Hawke's portrayal of a character with PTSD, some viewers might have wanted to see even more exploration of this aspect of his character's personality. Different people may have different expectations for character development and resolution.
Lee and Sensmeier as Billy Rocks and Red Harvest: Their silent but deadly personas are indeed impressive, but some viewers may have wanted more dialogue or backstory for these characters to fully connect with them on an emotional level. The level of character development can be subjective.
D'Onofrio as Jack Horne: While Vincent D'Onofrio's performance as Jack Horne received praise, some viewers might argue that the character's speech patterns and behavior were too exaggerated or unrealistic, bordering on caricature.
Garcia-Rulfo as Vasquez: While you appreciated Manuel Garcia-Rulfo's approach to the character, others might argue that Vasquez's portrayal still somewhat adheres to the Mexican outlaw stereotype, and they may have expected a more nuanced representation.
In the end, opinions about performances in film are highly subjective. What resonates with one viewer may not resonate with another. Your perspective on the actors and their characters in "The Magnificent Seven" is entirely valid, and it's clear that you found their portrayals impressive and authentic. Others may have different viewpoints based on their own preferences and experiences.
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Oh good we got a Mexican. Ooooh yippie yippie andaleeee.. ooooh!....ORALE MUCHACHO.
The Mexican was my favorite character!
😂😂😂😍
*YOU LEFT THE BEST PART OFF!*
G: This reminds me of what my daddy used to say
B: what's that goody?
B: What??
G: Well, my daddy used to say a lot of things, you know.
😂🤣😂
A sad scene but a fun one at the same time tbh
Damn how they gonna leave out the Pratt line of “I believe that bear was wearing people clothes” when he met big guy 😂😂😂
Funniest moments? You forgot "That bear was wearing people clothes."
“I do believe that bear was wearing people’s clothes”
Best line in the movie
Between that and jack horne "he asked if you'd quit staring at his hairline " " sure soon as he quits licking his lips at mine"
You forgot the 'You're real?!? I thought I dreamt up a leprechaun!" bit. THAT was the funniest moment in the movie :P
"Statistically speaking, they shoulda' hit somethin!" LOL
statistically speaking, 98% of this damn movie's got funny moments. lmao ;-)
and of course he said "fire when ready" and then shouts it when they hesitate.
damn it, Robicheaux, you SAID "when ready" and they weren't ready! -__-
movie was all talk with crap fight scenes
"Je-sus wept!"
Lightray110 The shoot outs were pretty sweet
"so far so good!" that was the funniest joke in this movie🤣
Oh good we got a Mexican! 3:06 😂😂
" He's a legend! Or is that all you are? "
I swear that line hits so hard-
I'm soo late...I just seen this movie and fell in love!!! Beautiful production
It's okay I've watched it twice this week and I'm just obsessed
The funniest part for me is when ethan hawke said this reminds me of something my father told me.
His buddy asked him what is it he goes. I don’t know. My father told me a lot of things.
"The pigeon brothers weren't famous very long" I died xD😂🍺😂
Love Vincent D'Onofrio in this. "I'll sez a l'il prayer fer ya. A l'il prayer."
I feel like that should be in a Bad Lip Reading video XD
The acting was great in this. Vincent D'onofrio was amazing and so was Ethan Hawke. I would have loved a sequel, but they get killed. Would loved to have see their characters again.
The same thing happened in the original, but a great sequel was still made, so I'd love to see another one that takes place after this one. Maybe one from the surviving native american's point of view or the other two who survived.
Hell. Turn it into a miniseries prequel and we can see all their backstories.
"Cuz you got two guns?"
Boom, roasted.
'Go home, polish your rifles,. Maybe the glint will scare them off '. LOL 😂😂
Vincent D'Onofrio was awesome in this movie! "The Pigeon brothers weren't famous very long." Haha! Mr. Horne made short work of them, indeed.
This movie is so underrated I don't understand why It didn't do good in the movie theaters aside from too many bullshit critics and people that aren't into western films. Thing is they don't understand good acting fuck them this was a great movie
Part of the problem is it has nothing on the original film. It blows this out of the water, even though this is a good movie...the original is legendary and frankly impossible to outdo.
You miss the part that Chris Pratt's character says "You will be murdered by the world greatest lover". Funniest line in the moive
my fav line in the movie! it fits faraday as a character a lot
Farraday is my favorite character in this movie. I just don't realize how a guy with a "mouth" like he`s has survived that long. This explains his phenomenal shooting skills. Well, until last moment, "so far so good!" ;)
This many men. Miss that many targets... twice? 😂😂😂😂
"oh good we got a Mexican" I cant stop laughing at that line lol
CHRIS: wait you got Maria
Mexican: I’ve got three Maria’s
😂😂😂😂🤣😂
The only thing that was disappointing about this movie was that they never delved deeper into the back stories of the characters. We got tastes, but I would have loved a flashback of Goodnights time in the army
the poker-playing gunslinger: "statistically speaking they shoulda hit something"
I watched this again with my grandpa last night. When Faraday trying to smoke cigarettes next to the Gatling gun wagon my grandpa said Faraday is a trickster, he'll have his way to deal with that Gatling gun.
At least that dude got to see a sweet magic trick before he died.
I feel so bad for the guy.
"I have 3 maria!!" 😕.. 😂😂😂
I love this movie
would recommend the original and the one it was based of
both are classic gems
especially the seven samurais ..
My class and I saw this for my 11th birthday. After the first scene my mom was mortified and couldn’t believe that she’d brought us to it.
great mom😀 my let me watch Robo Cop
"Polish your rifles maybe the glint'll scare' em off"
Fraday to the villagers
3:07 Cris bullies the mexican
Idk why but the music in the background in this scene is so satisfying an nostalgic
"That bear was wearing people's clothes"
How could u leave that part out!!
They missed putting that line!!! How could you leave that out?! :)
"I believe that BEAR was wearing PEOPLES clothes.."
Jack Horn was such an interesting character.
Everyone was so good in this movie. I loved it!
Just watched this with my grandpa and it really reminded me of a D&D Party
Chris Pratt was a beast in this...Fuqua, as usual, did a killer job too!
Love this movie, and the humor was a large part of it! I just wish they hadn't killed most of the cast off until the sequel. Yes, I know that that happened in the original film...but these characters were so much more interesting than the supporting characters of that film!
"I believe that bear is wearing people's clothes."
"A warrant for what? Killin' a man with a hairpin?"
"Her name is Ethel, and you will show her some goddamn respect."
"I've always been lucky with the one-eyed jacks."
This is why I love Chris Pratt. His wit is legendary.
It's Maria you can disrespect
don't tell Ethel about Maria
... or at least, the guy who wrote his lines.
9:48 Call an ambulance, call an ambulance!
9:56 bUt NoT fOr Me
(I know he dies but it just gives off the same energy)
RIP Faraday, you made good on your horse.
Her name is Ethel, and you will show her some god dam respect. It's Maria you can disrespect. Don't tell Ethel about Maria. Love that part.
Faradays death was the most epic scene in the whole movie. GOD i loved the way he totally pranked 'em Cx
Queen Anti it’s a prank broooo!!!!!
You left out Chris Pratt's best line: "I think that bear was wearing people clothes"
Billy is probably my favourite, I love that in the "Wild West", where guns are so popular, he uses knives.
You missed the moment that they found out Red Harvest speaks English! I nearly fkn pissed myself at that
Ikr how dare they leave out that scene, especially when Vincent D'inofrio calls Red Harvest a little shit
TVBnine Lol I passed out then and there
3:54 -- Yeh, but you missed Chris Pratt going, "That bear was wearing HUMAN clothes..."
Never seen or heard of this movie i need to definitely watch this! Red dead 2 got me watching westerns lol
Glad I’m not the only one playing RDR2 for the first time in 2020.
@@ToastPJ haha me too
This is a great western, for more try The Good the Bad and the Ugly, or movies with Clint Eastwood. One of the greatest cowboys since John Wayne.
@@sixthmoonx
The shootist marks the end of an era for westerns
@@sixthmoonx
Eastwood did nothing to popularize it like John Wayne,
John Wayne until his death kept on acting in western films
"the two gun kid, hehe"
0:52 ahh, god o' Star Lord with his distractions :)
Faraday is the true hero in this movie despite his many shortcomings
This one and another movie called The Hateful Eight are one of my best classic movies
Agreed!!!💯💯💯
Pfft, the ridiculous 6 is the best. 😂
"So far so good" was fucking awesome.
That giggling made it even better.
best movie ever still watching it
I always been lucky with One Eyed Jacks. xD
M. MazeKDS Jacksepticeye has one eye in his username. One eye in his septic eye Sam. Jacksepticeye is one eyed Jack confirmed XD
And the funny thing is his name is “One Eyed Lucas”
That one brother has the most magnificent mustache.
Would you like to see another magic trick?
2:40 Faraday and Billy 🤣🤣
"And you'll be murdered. By the world's greatest lover"
-Chris Pratt
How can that line not be included
Billy rocks is ma fav.
Same
"she did a lil poking & sticking for you maybe you should return the favor aye?" That should've been on here😂
it's rats in there 🤣 0:44
Oh fuck sake the scene where chris pratt trolls the mexican is for me the funniest shit in any movie ever, i die of laughter everytime i see it.. "olé muchacho.." LOOOOOOL!
The Mastema same for me Lmao... Chris Pratt is the best always a bit of humor in even the most seriousness of times and it flows perfectly
Great movie and combination of amazing actors in the mix too!! ❤️👍🎉😎
Oh god I love this movie. I actually cried when Billy, Goodnight and Josh died 😩
Heyitscooeh you forgot jack
Oh why you spoiled it
this movie has been out too long to have been spoiled for you lmao
I really like joshua faraday
Drug addict Jerry You watch videos on a movie you've never seen and read the comments yet complain about spoilers?
go make me some eggs 😂
No! I don't wanna hear it, have a nice afternoon!!!
I’ve seen this movie 8 times and I still love it
3:03 ......some of pratts best acting
Absolutely enjoyable movie! I like the mix between drama, action and comedy. The story is nothing special but the variety of actors and movie characters in combination with the old west feeling and a big bunch of little jokes makes this movie one of my favourites.
*careful, personal opinion*
one of my favorite movies. I love this movie more because of the Red Dead Redemption game heheheheh
Same I love red dead so much
I hope to one day say to a man who steps to me. “I’ll say a prayer for you. A little prayer.”
I didn't know that Antoine Fuqua was such an AWESOME director - WHAT A MOVIE, DAMMIT!! :D TRIPLE AWESOME! ...one HELL of a cast - I particularly liked Ethan Hawke in the role of that ...kinda..."PTSD"-stricken "civil war sharp-shooter" and DENZEL WASHINGTON - DAMN! - is on one of his TOP performances here - EVER!...
At least the brother died laughing
"Jesus Wept"😂😂😂😂😂😂
Chris Pratt - loved by mostly ALL - reminds me of the also beloved James Garner. DE-LIGHT-FULL! Fun character in a refreshing storyline from long ago.... thanks for the remake!
This is less of a 'funny moments' and more of a 'Christ Pratt moments'
4:08 Denzel's face BEFORE he bites on that liver 😂 Priceless!
The scene where Red Harvest says something like "white man food is fit for dogs" cracked me up, because what he really said (in the actor's native Tlingit language) translates to "white woman stinky butt".
03:50 "Oh great, we got a kingpin!"
more like "all scenes with chris pratt"
"That's hard to do.. this many men.. miss that many targets... twice"
I fucking lost it when Chris Prat is telling the story of his friend falling from a 5 story building
This is like red dead redemption in a nutshell
You missed the part where some lady stitches up the the guy with the grey beards jacket and the Mexican dude says "she did some poking and stitching for you, maybe you should return the favor". That part was pretty funny in my opinion.
I don’t know why but I love it when the same actors perform together in several movies... maybe it’s a weird form of nostalgia... ( Chris Pratt and the bear wearing peoples clothes... can’t remember either of his names) they are both in Jurassic world
I liked the Ethel Maria three Marias scene 😆
Really they left out the line where Pratt said that Bear is wearing People clothes .,., loved that part .....
the ending of this movie was awesome
7:32 - if you ever wonder what kind of a face would accompany shitting bricks, I believe this'd be it.
4:43 Looking at a line of dead men... DEAD MEN!!!
Carpe Diem 19 lol I’m dead man
Damn the new RDR3 game look sick!!!
Look at those graphics!!!
3:07 we got a mexican
9:48 smart move wow
I've never even heard of this movie. Watching this movie got my heart racing. Can't wait to watch it using boxxy software
What's boxxy software?
Only Denzel could eat a damn liver and somehow MAINTAIN that star-going-nova-witness to his teeth.
HotaruZoku It was the liver.
Edited in case it somehow mattered.
HotaruZoku it does matter. You said "witness" in stead of "whiteness". I'd suggest re-editing that comment and fixing the mistake, then I'll delete this comment.
Fuck it. It's wrong,and it'll stay wrong for the rest of the internet's existence.
ethan hawke used up about 4 seconds of dead eye there.
Yeah, he's gonna have to smoke a cigar or something for that.
That simple big dude that placed a tomahawk on one of the pigeon brothers... that's WILSON FISK !!!
Not so much "on" as "in".
5:00 "they shouldve hit something"...uhm well they did sir...they hit the grass,air,rocks,soil thats a lot if you ask me😂......6:16 this scene is always making me laugh so damn heard😂