THE MAGNIFICENT 7 REVIEW AND RUNDOWN!!!


Not being funny but where do imdb, rotten tomatoes and metacritic get there ratings from its just extraordinary it really is, I mean how can they all rate The Magnificent 7 so poorly, this is why I always say don't always trust the ratings, for example imdb have The bloody Accountant rated higher than The Magnificent 7 I mean do the maths.

 I really enjoyed The Magnificent 7, don't get me wrong there was some far fetched idea's including the fact that literally everyone signs up for this deathbound crusade to save the little town of rose creek without even hesitating and for little pay, which come on with the likes thiefs, gamblers, hired guns, and a bounty hunter are not just suddenly going to see the light and want to give there life's for this crusade or maybe it's just me maybe they wanted a shot at redemption.

 If it was redemption they were after they got that in style. The film was jam packed with outrageous comedy, kick ass action, and some explosive friendships, 

 Basically this raging stoner industrialist Bartholomew Bogue bops up to rose creek thinking he is an absolute gangster shooting up people and burning down churches, taking over the land, so two of the townspeople (That actually have balls) decide to employ protection from bounty hunter Chisolm ( Denzel ), knowing that he won't be enough on his own to take down a hole army so, he entails on a journey to find some more help including bounty hunters, gamblers and hired guns - Sam Chisolm, Josh Farraday, Goodnight Robicheaux, Jack Horne, Billy Rocks, Vasquez, and Red Harvest.  As they prepare the town for the violent showdown that they know is coming, these seven mercenaries find themselves fighting for more than money.

 Ending in an epic battle These 7 where truly magnificent, my favourites were the ninja with a deadly hair pin Billy Rocks ( Lee byung-Hun ) Bible bashing tomahawk wielding Jack Horne ( Vincent d onofrio ) and last but not least the awesome bow and arrow shooting Indian warrior Red Harvest ( Martin Sensmeier ).




If you haven't seen it make sure you do brilliant cast epic film, beautiful cinematography, loving the new age old school western and with that I'm going to give it a proper rating of 8/10. Who's your favourites?? Did you enjoy?? Do we want more?? #CAF #MsaNewsandViews 

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