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Early Access: The Magnificent Seven [YouTube Edit] (Patreon)

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2026-11-02 19:01:44
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AD FREE Early Access to the YouTube edit of The Magnificent Seven

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Early Access: T Ma Se 1960 [YouTube Edit]

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Comments

Curran Dobbs

Yes but do I need to watch the first 6 Magnificent movies? Man, I had the same problem with Apollo 13 where I couldn't find the first 12.

Ian

I really really really like this thumbnail your pose is wonderful Jen and the background fantastic also 🔥🔥 great movie , great or should I say magnificent reaction

Adam Harris

Funnily enough, if you include all the remakes there's nearly a dozen versions of Seven Samurai. That's not even counting all the films that were clearly influenced by this story, like A Bug's Life and The Three Amigos. (...and no, you don't need to watch The One Amigo or The Two Amigos to enjoy that movie. 😉)

Curran Dobbs

Heh. I happen to own The Seven Samurai (which The Magnificent Seven was a remake of) and Battle Beyond the Stars (a cheesy scifi Star Wars knockoff that is basically a scifi remake of 7 Samurai/Magnificent 7).

Jon Johns

Jen Murray! A) If you've never listened to Aaron Copeland, I highly suggest you do! I'd suggest the "Rodeo" complete Ballet, where you'll hear so much of what inspired western film composers for decades! But, I love everything Copeland did! Great American composer. B) regarding Seven Samurai: OMG yes please! It came out the same year as the OG Godzilla, 1954, 72 years ago today! (November 3rd). It is long 😭 3 1/2 hours. It's okay to break it up into 2 viewing sessions! This trope, "recruiting defenders", has influenced back and forth among directors for a long time, but Director Akira Kurosawa 'put it all together' in 1954 after watching American films with some elements, creating his classic version of this tale, and it has gone on to influence film & TV ever since! This tradition of cowboy movies inspiring samurai movies, and vice versa, went on for decades! Most recently, 2013, when the Japanese remade "Unforgiven", the Clint Eastwood award winning movie! Thanks Jen, Magnificent Seven is so fun to watch with you! (Fun Fact: there are hours and hours of documentary, audio commentary, thesis analysis, etc about Seven Samurai, and I've listened / watched most of them 😂. So much trivia!)

Randolph Tirazona

This was a great show back then. Even though I watched it on a 19" black and white vacuum tube tv at 5 feet away! lol

Harvey Lee

Yes another classic that is a must watch , there were a few accounts of behind the scenes ego battles on this Most notably between Steve McQueen and Yul Bryner . McQueen would later reunite with his two co-stars here James Coburn and Charles Bronson and Director John Sturges for the Great Escape McQueen would also do two other films with Robert Vaughn Bullitt and The Towering Inferno You have reacted to those two Great reactions as well . Magnificent is the word Great film . I thank you kindly Jen🤠