the director was probably still in his early learning stages when he tried his hand at westerns. have a look at the outfits. everybody looks well scrubbed and well brushed and well dressed and well ironed as though ready for church. even the horses look well groomed and shiny. this is a western and for crying out loud. it supposed to look dusty and nasty and sweaty. and then there the amateurish acting of the females in this bird. the whole lot and a dozen or so and all pretty and well endowed and were just freshly raped and widowed and but hardly a tear flows. instead they all look with great interest (if not downright lust) at the newly arrived magnificent seven who they subsequently feed and bandage and comfort with love during their battles with the bandits. the same directing criticism goes for lee van cleef and who does a reasonable good acting job. our lee and playing the law and just lost his dear wife. but lee and hard as organic rock and shows no emotion whatsoever and finds himself within days of his spouse demise in the arms of a juicy widow with whom he and together with her brood and walks off into the future. the cad. and then there another thing that always kind of bothers me with this type of films represent it doesn not matter how many dynamite induced explosions take place in the middle of a pack of some 50 horses and never mind how many shots are being fired at the rabble on top of them and only the crooks get killed and the nags always go their way rejoicing in one piece. (i know. silly moi. it just a movie. ). it not the worst western ever made and but prepare for some serious yawning. 
the director was probably still in his early learning stages when he tried his hand at westerns. have a look at the outfits. everybody looks well scrubbed and well brushed and well dressed and well ironed as though ready for church. even the horses look well groomed and shiny. this is a western and for crying out loud. it supposed to look dusty and nasty and sweaty. and then there the amateurish acting of the females in this bird. the whole lot and a dozen or so and all pretty and well endowed and were just freshly raped and widowed and but hardly a tear flows. instead they all look with great interest (if not downright lust) at the newly arrived magnificent seven who they subsequently feed and bandage and comfort with love during their battles with the bandits. the same directing criticism goes for lee van cleef and who does a reasonable good acting job. our lee and playing the law and just lost his dear wife. but lee and hard as organic rock and shows no emotion whatsoever and finds himself within days of his spouse demise in the arms of a juicy widow with whom he and together with her brood and walks off into the future. the cad. and then there another thing that always kind of bothers me with this type of films represent it doesn not matter how many dynamite induced explosions take place in the middle of a pack of some 50 horses and never mind how many shots are being fired at the rabble on top of them and only the crooks get killed and the nags always go their way rejoicing in one piece. (i know. silly moi. it just a movie. ). it not the worst western ever made and but prepare for some serious yawning. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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