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The Magnificent Seven

The Magnificent Seven

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Sep 16, 2026

Professor OHOST
43:47
He's kind of famous for action films, although the action in this film can be a little slow.
Professor OHOST
43:53
He did The Magnificent Seven.
Professor OHOST
43:55
He did The Great Escape.
Professor OHOST
43:58
Oh, and Bad Day at Black Rock with Spencer Tracy.
Professor OHOST
44:03
Whoa, that's a good film, man.
Professor OHOST
44:08
But that's a really interesting filmography.
Professor OHOST
44:12
Apparently, he once met Kurosawa, who once told him that he loved The Magnificent Seven, which was a remake of his own film, Seven Samurai.
Professor OHOST
44:20
Seven Samurai, yeah.
Joey LewandowskiHOST
14:21
You know, but you could do anything.
Joey LewandowskiHOST
14:22
It's like Avengers, like some kind of like, you know, team up and, you know, some old, like the Magnificent Seven or whatever.
Joey LewandowskiHOST
14:27
Like, you could do some other thing.
Joe TwoHOST
14:29
Whatever.
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9:13
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James DundonHOST
9:44
The Magnificent Seven, one of the most recognisable Western themes ever written from the 1960 film.
James DundonHOST
9:53
It starts us off on a great, well, a great foot here at Mechanical Music Radio, James Dundon with more iconic instruments.
James DundonHOST
10:01
We're here every Tuesday, two hours, packed full of the very best instruments from around the world, from the streets of Holland to Adrian, the street organ coming up, From the St Albans Organ Museum, the 121 key to cap England's pride is just round the corner.
Nan McNamaraHOST
27:29
What do you think, what international films do you think have had the biggest impact on American cinema?
Alicia MaloneGUEST
27:34
I would say Seven Samurai has the, the, one of the biggest, for sure, because you think about The Magnificent Seven, and then how many times that's been remade in and of itself.
Nan McNamaraHOST
27:45
Yeah.
Steve CubineHOST
27:45
Yes.
Deborah FoxHOST
14:50
Yeah.
James AdamsonHOST
14:51
Or, or Magnificent Seven, but I think it's the same point, isn't it?
Deborah FoxHOST
14:54
Well-
James AdamsonHOST
14:54
Steve, Steve McQueen's-
BenHOST
23:56
Elmer Leonard.
BenHOST
23:58
So Leonard Bernstein, however you want to pronounce it, did like The Magnificent Seven in 1960.
BenHOST
24:05
And like all of his scores in the 60s for Westerns after that, like there's this little bit of recycled melody from that.
BenHOST
24:13
It's like you can only do so much, right? Yeah.
MikeHOST
1:37
So since Nick's our guest, Nick, what do you think is your number one Western movie?
Nick MercarioGUEST
1:44
You know, I was thinking today and I'm trying to think of my favorite Western movie was probably The Magnificent Seven.
MikeHOST
1:56
That's actually interesting because that's more of an entertainment than it is a representation of the West itself.
Nick MercarioGUEST
2:04
I agree.

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RoyHOST
48:15
But the critics loved it.
Nick MercarioGUEST
48:17
Yeah, they did.
MikeHOST
48:18
movie that I think is in the same vein as The Magnificent Seven.
MikeHOST
48:26
Is it Shenandoah?
Alex PerryHOST
10:06
Klingons come back and, you know, they rough up the Klingons and make them go away and everybody's happy and Enterprise gets its deuterium and moves on its way.
Alex PerryHOST
10:15
Thad, what do you think about Marauders? It's The Magnificent Seven.
Alex PerryHOST
10:19
I actually really like this episode.
Alex PerryHOST
10:21
It's the
Thad HaitGUEST
10:21
magnificent episode of this block, as far as I'm concerned.
Thad HaitGUEST
10:25
Yes, but it is...
Thad HaitGUEST
10:25
I mean, the plot is basically The Magnificent Seven.
Thad HaitGUEST
10:27
Sure.
KyleHOST
13:10
Which is a great name.
KyleHOST
13:12
He was in The Magnificent Seven.
KyleHOST
13:15
He was in Soylent Green.
KyleHOST
13:18
He, he be often played like a s- a silver-haired authority figure is what they list him as often doing.
Ken JenningsHOST
5:34
You're quite a bit older than me, so for you it was The Towering Inferno.
Ken JenningsHOST
5:38
Magnificent Seven.
Ken JenningsHOST
5:40
Here's the generational difference.
Ken JenningsHOST
5:42
Last time I was in DC, it was for a parade.

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