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3.5/4
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 06/19/2019
A westen reworking of Akira Kurosawa's "Seven Samurai" that's very entertaining.
Rating of
3.5/4
patjohnson76 - wrote on 09/01/2011
A great Western, great actors, great story, great characters...there's a lot to like here. If the film drags a bit from time to time because of lengthy dialogue, well, I'll chalk it up to the times when the film was made. Brynner and McQueen make a great team here, as they are the main draws, but the whole cast is strong. The funny part was I kept looking for parts that was spoofed in The Three Amigos. If you enjoy Westerns, this should be on your list of films to see.
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3/4
donkeyknight - wrote on 05/02/2011
Memorable for: 1-the magnificent score. 2-James Coburn's classic cool Britt 3-Harry Luck's death scene 4-Bernardo's lecturing on courage and 5-Honor. Hign Noon is still the best western though.
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3/4
mitchellyoung - wrote on 01/06/2011
This remake of Kurosawa's The Seven Samurai stands up, both in character and tone. I think it shelves some of the subtleties of Kurosawa's much longer film for some traditional Western grit, but the performances and iconic theme stick with you after watching it.
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3/4
Gabe - wrote on 12/29/2010
The American version of the Kurosawa classic Seven Samurai. Not as good as the original, but a fine film none-the-less.
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4/4
Chris Kavan - wrote on 02/21/2007
This American response to Seven Samurai actually holds its own and is a classic in its own right. A great cast brings this film to life and keeps it interesting throughout. One of my favorite westerns.
