The Magnificent Seven (2016) - Fastest Knife in the West Scene (3/10) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Farraday (Chris Pratt) sees that Billy (Byung-hun Lee) is as skilled with a knife as he is with a gun.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In this remake of the classic 1960 oater of the same name (itself a Western remake of Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece, The Seven Samurai), seven gunslingers join forces in order to protect a small town from a mining tycoon (Peter Sarsgaard) and his goons, who plan to seize the residents' land by force. The seven-man army is led by a mysterious bounty hunter (Denzel Washington), and also includes a sharp-witted gambler (Chris Pratt), a troubled ex-Civil War soldier (Ethan Hawke), a mountain man (Vincent D'Onofrio), an expert knife thrower (Byung-hun Lee), an outlaw (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), and a Comanche warrior (Martin Sensmeier). Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day).
CREDITS:
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Cast: Byung-hun Lee, Chris Pratt, Ethan Hawke
Director: Antoine Fuqua
Producers: Todd Black, Roger Birnbaum, Kat Samick
Screenwriters: Hideo Oguni, Shinobu Hashimoto, Richard Wenk, John Lee Hancock, Akira Kurosawa
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Challenge someone to a gun-duel to the death and the first thing they do is unbuckle their gun belt without hesitation is a clear sign to immediately cancel that challenge, apologise and pay the bet anyway.
😂😂😂
@@Remedy151 lol facts
Pretty much.
And pay double lol
KoOkiEzRoCkz too cocky for his own good
"I am so confident in my abilities, that, despite seeing this man move at an almost similar pace to myself, I shall bet my own mortality for a few dollars"
I believe this is what we call, a power move.
More like a all-in
@@eternaldestiny5232 "best 2 out of 3"
May his confidence rest in peace 😂
Ignorant is the word. Nothing to live for.
Keep in mind the value of a dollar back during that time period
That's alright son you just pay me double
Simon Lopez exactly
I almost choked when I heard that LOL
Simon Lopez
Yes sir
Yo is that Jensen Ackles or am I crazy?
Arcade: “Why don’t we do it for real?”
Billy: *so you have chosen death*
Yes, yes he has.
XD yes indeed
Ooohhhhh this whole time I thought his name was R.K.
Omae wa mou shindeiru
NANI!
don't know about you guys, but asian using western outfit does make them 2x cooler
Here in the PH in baguio city, some old person are wearin that cowboy outfit, . . . And they are good at country songs too, dont know why maybe because of the influence of cowboy soldier that came through here during the WW2
Asians are cool in any outfit
That's why so many of the Japanese looked sharp in the Meiji Era
fact.
Billy's (Lee byunghun) other film "The Good, The Bad, The Weird" is the proved.
There was a game on the Playstation 2 called Samurai Western. Samurai becomes a cowboy. It'd be right up your alley, it seems.
While I love this scene, I feel sad for people who haven't watched Lee Byung Hun in any of his Korean movies. He is such an amazing actor who has done amazing work - Iris and Inside Man are just 2 of his best works, and he was a standout in Mr. Sunshine.
Thanks!
You forgot about I saw the devil.
@@NewAnimeFreak357 Another great Byung Hun movie! I also could have mentioned A Bittersweet Life, Harmonium and Joint Security Area - and I'm still leaving out a lot of great movies and performances by Byung Hun.
@@jamesrawlins735 his stunt work between western and eastern movies couldn't be more different. You would think it's two different actors when comparing the greenhouse fight in I saw the devil and Red 2 or GI Joe
He’s Awesome in Red2, & as Storm Shadow
And people say never bring a knife to a gun fight.
it should have been never bring a gun to a knife fight
Billy brought a hairpin to this one.
More like, somebody brought Billy to a gun fight.
doesn't aplly to asians
no no no. it never bring an anything to an ASIAN fight
"It's alright son, you just pay me double" *Dude does so without hesitation.
It’s called respect. Which entails Fear. Or vice versa.
Not many people realize it, but if you listen closely, you can hear that he actually says “Just pay me and go”.
@@roxanaapariciowolfe872 Subtitle said "Pay me double"
@@roxanaapariciowolfe872 are you trolling
@@roxanaapariciowolfe872 Have you ever heard of a little thing called lip reading? Because his lips very clearly form the word "double". Not sure what you were drinking when you made this comment.
Meanwhile...John Wick in the backround sharpening his pencil.
The legendary fhooking pencil
Fuckin pencil
Or maybe Heath ledger, preparing a magic trick?
Penciyal
Battausai.
“I ain’t paying for no cheaters...”
Uh, how in the world does throwing a knife at a guy before he can get a shot in constitute as cheating?
I think it's more about Billy taking it easy on his opponent when they were gun to gun. They got their shot off pretty close. Win goes to Billy because he is faster and most likely to goad him into the double or nothing bet. Suddenly when it's gun to hair pin, Billy is so much faster that the other guy doesn't even come close.
it was the wild west, not the wild smartest.
knife adds 20 HP
Its called a movie, its not real life
1. Hiding skill to bait a higher wager rematch is hustling.
2. A gun duel is a gun duel, the conditions are you use a gun and you duel, by using a weapon he was more familiar with he's cheating, regardless if it's a kitchen knife or crossbow.
lol he brought a gun to a knife fight!
damn this was good
Joseph Mead and won
The knife wielder won, to be exact.
Peace.
ahh how stupid...
But very funny
You're supposed to pull the trigger when you pull your six shooter. As long as it's a single action. You pull the trigger, bring the pistol up, then fan the hammer.
Lee had such a presence in this scene. His stance evoked power and a quiet confidence, and his outfit was heavy and light in all the right places to invoke both youthful vigor and an experienced survivalist pragmatism.
“Never bring a knife to a gun fight.”
Billy: hold my hairpin
John wick: hold my pencil
Ayyyy John Wick fans ❤️
Cuchillo: Hold my poncho gringo...
Rahul Gandhi - Hold my Potatoes
They say "never bring a knife to a gun fight".
She was brave enough to bring a knife.
She was crazy enough to win.
A shame she didn't see the sniper.
Joker: wanna see a Magic trick?
Probably one of the best cast movies of 2016. Everyone was epic!
I'm getting "the Good, the Bad, and the Weird" flashbacks.
Anthony Clay iii
ayyyyyyyyyyyyy
Anthony Clay i absolutely love that movie
You got taste.
Hell yeah
The really impressive part of this scene is the man who made the call. It was sooo damn close that even in slow mo it was EXTREMELY close. That was VERY impressive to me. You can barely see who won in slow mo and in real time seams super human.
Well, it IS scripted.
Honestly I would of loved to see Goodnight and Billy having adventures in a solo movie or in Asia (Korea/China).
what about Japan? :D
lol
why not
MrKajithecat each of the Seven could each have their own movie. A buddy cop movie with Billy and Goodnight, a war drama with Sam in the Civil War, a movie bout what the hell Vasquez did before the events of Mag7, a Red Harvest movie maybe in the style of The Revenant, so many possibilities. Or they could go the novelization route to expand upon.
Jurassic Lion
Nice dude.
Yeah. Would be pretty dope.
Something I think this movie got right as far being a remake was the non-verbal bits between characters. When Billy steps up to Goodnight after the first time, you can tell immediately how in tune they are with each other and what they are thinking. Same effect as Yul Bryner and Steve McQueen, legacies withstanding. When they shoot looks at each other, it's style and storytelling.
Always liked this scene as its a throwback to Seven Samurai which the Magnificent Seven is based off of.
gwilym1991 the plot the story of magnificent 7 is from seven samurai only this time its western
* based on.
based off is just wrong.
***** the seven samurai movie has a scene where two samurai spar . One declare it a draw and the other says he won, the one who says it's a draw insists on doing it to the death to prove his point. He is then immediately killed. That is what this scene is a throwback to.
Lesson #1: never challenge a silent man to a do-over.
But it's beyond a throwback. The whole film is a throwback. Same structure, same story beats, characters filling almost identical roles. That is all he is saying.
"It's alright son. You just pay me double."
"Yes sir"
🤣
Yyyyessir
Similar to the scene in Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, when the poker player calls out Sundance before realising who he is.
@@bobdylan7120 good catch, love that kind of stuff
Asian dude was ma favorite in this movie
and the Native American guy
other than those two...this movie was...eh...alright...I guess
Jack Pulse Mine the Indian. Oh hell, they were all great. Excellent film. Highly underrated.
Lee Byung Hun
Jack Pulse Sunny, from Into the Badlands
djVOME
That's not Daniel Wu (Badlands). That's Lee Byung (Storm Shadow/G.I. Joe).
Speaking of which.... can't wait for Badlands season 3.....
This is pretty accurate, a throwing knife can one shot you, while somebody can take several shots to the face with a pistol
Knife > Gun
Sincerely, Call of Duty logic.
That's nice.
Amazing
It's true. No one ever died to a single bullet wound. Guns are much safer than knives... fukkingidiot...what was that?....nothing.... brainddeadmoronmillenialdummythinksabulletcan'toneshotyou.....pretty sure you just said something......YOU'RE STUPID
Dude you are everywhere in any comments
You're Gonna Like This Comment Jesus Christ man way to miss the joke
Didn’t know The Frontman’s great grandfather was once a cowboy.
Wait till everyone gets the joke
@@pelummy01 ...still waiting
@@yuengm87 day 8 and still waiting
this comment needs to blow-up
Squid game?
When someone says “it’s your funeral” and then the guy proceeds to remove his hat and gun belt, that’s when you apologize, turn, and run
HAHA. He had the coolest and perfect name... "BILLY ROCKS". every time someone says his name they are complimenting him.
lol
lol
Damn, that level of respect even amongst savages like that? That speaks volumes. Hawk's reply was great, too. Calm/collective but still shelling out the hurt with, "Thats okay, son. You just pay me double". 😎
I love how the whole crowd just quiets down as soon as the guy gets heated, like "ok you are on your own now" lol
0:54 I love the connected glance that Billy and Goodnight give to one another. As if to question whether or not to do it.
Lee Byung Hun is a badass.
One of those rare occasions where the remake of a classic scene is every bit as good as the original. You can cut the tension with the proverbial knife, if you'll pardon the expression.
Don't bring a gun to a knife fight.
To a Asian man
Asian rules
But realistically a gun would win
@@0utiaw217 depends on how fast the gunman can react gun aren't superior when the once who is using it isn't the only weakness of gunman is stealth so stealth is your only approach if you only have knife
@@0utiaw217
Look up the Battle of Klushino. The term "Don't bring a gun to a knife fight" was born from that battle.
What a boss move by Robicheux: "It's alright son - you just pay me double."
Lee Byung Hun as I expected, the badass godlike acting character never fail into your expectations. Especially when doing crazy fight scenes.
If you pause at 0:24 you can see that Billy actually fires into the ground, yet he hits the cup just a fraction before his opponent does. That's some next-level ricochet gunslinging!
For those who aren't aware, this is an adaptation of a scene from The Seven Samurai (of which The Magnificent Seven is based on), where the Samurai Kyuzo is having a duel with another Samurai using bokken (fake swords). His opponent declares the match a draw, and Kyuzo disagrees, claiming he won. His opponent angrily asks for a rematch with steel, which Kyuzo easily wins.
wouldn’t call it an adaptation, more of an homage; but interesting point, didn’t notice it until you pointed it out
In all of these comments , I find it odd no one has mentioned the original scene in the original movie with Lee Marvin. Of course , that was also an adaptation of the Asian movie.
@@brianmorton4270 James Coburn actually.
“It’s ok son… you can just pay me double”
Dat boi: Why don't we do it for real?
Billy: *Your free trial of life has expired.*
the one who died is a really great actor. His gesture, tabak chewing and behavior is on point. Really good acting.
The Asian guy was my favorite...Goodnight reminded me of the Carradines. This to me is a great film. It's different than the original, but I like it just as much.
Same guy who plays Stormshadow.
Billy Rocks.
@@nisher15 if you haven't seen his Asian movies you're missing out
The Japanese guy.
@@SalvableRuin Actually he's Korean
1:35 Love how goodnight isn't the LEAST bit scared for Billy haha.
From throwing picks... to being a front man at the squid games. 🐙
this aged well😁
@@thehumblechannel3441 when did it age ?..
@@demyanrudenko I meant how the actor was able to grow from a minor character in this movie to a key character in such popular Netflix show nowadays. I could've used a better phrase to reduce confusion
@@thehumblechannel3441 lee byung hun is one of the biggest stars in korea and has been for like 20 years. he got so big in korea that he actually had a small hollywood career when it was unheard of for a korean actor to get any major roles in hollywood. it's still not a thing.
the funny thing about squid game is that every korean knew that it was a surprise cameo by a very famous actor when they revealed his identity. it's like watching a random show on netflix and all of a sudden brad pitt is in a cameo. every non-korean of course completely missed the significance of that reveal.
0:24 Funny thing is Byung-hun Lee absolutely shot his own holster when he grabbed the gun, rather than aim it first. You can clearly see the gunsmoke plume straight down through it and hit the ground.
Stormshadow still got it
Ethan Diffey he dont deserve to be called stormshadow, he already left that role
@@MISTAH.X it's called a movie reference, my guy.
"mock those who bring a knife to a gun fight.
Fear those who keep bringing a knife to a gun fight"
lol he shoot before he even pull his gun up 0:22
he fired when hit by the dart.
Darius Boyd h
He said at 0:22, when they were firing at bottles. And he is right, watch it at 0.25 speed, he shot in his holster...
yes he was faster then the bullet moving through the barrel
I think there was this one gunslinger (And he's really fast) already pulled the trigger before taking the gun out of it's holster, and aims when the bullet is already traveling through the barrel. I think this is what they're referencing... Or it's just a mess up by the movie.
"It's your funeral Arcade..."
If only Arcade had listened.
When you can accept a duel to the death, calmly unbuckle your only obvious means of defense, and not say a single word but still win, you know you're a badass
2:00 "what gun's that?" hahaha XD
He said "What was that?'
CocoCandii lol I heard what guns that but then after seeing your comment I heard “what was that”
Byung Hun Lee is such a good Korean actor oh my god at this English skills are AMAZING HIS VOICEDE
Lee Byung Hun is a great actor…watch his korean films! “Bittersweet life” “I saw The devil “ are masterpiece… i repeat..he is an exceptional actor…my favorite .. love him. His performance in “ Mr. Sunshine” broke my heart 💔
I saw the devil was gruesome
@@KaiserReb yes… but amazing … Lee Byung hun is an extraordinary actor…
@@sandraberti352 agreed
2:02 dat sass tho
I like how the ref “counted him out” like he might get up.
I love how the ref or whatever tired to warn arcade about billy he already knew what billy could do, as he tried to warn him twice 1st by saying i want no part in this that alone speak about how good billy really is
Not necesery. He host a money contest without life involved. Just money. In this situation one of them will die. So he do not play in his contest with people life, he do it just for money
Thats a good point thanks
foreshadowing for front man and his brother
Armed, silent and deadly = awesome. Billy Rocks didn't even have to deliver a one-liner in this match, which is even better.
Watching the original 1960s of this scene, it's cool to see them redo this scene in the remake
Everyone: you cant bring a knife to a gun fight.
Billy: hold my gun.
Then Billy came home to Korea and joined the Squid Games lmao
lol
Moral of the story: *Never Mess with That Badass Asian Dude*
The origin of Squid Game.
"it's alright son, you just pay me double" such a class line.
I would have loved it if there was a conversation like, _"That's_ the guy we came for? * Low whistle *"
"Hmm? Nah, * points at guy on the ground * we came for Arcade, but we're definitely having a talk with that chinaman, now!"
They went to recruit Goodnight, so it wouldn’t have made sense.
Omg, best reference ever! Ethan Hawke’s character in this is the same one Charles Bronson played, and in Once Upon a Time In the West, Charles Bronson sits in the exact same position, but he’s holding a knife, so that links to this knife fight here! Kool homage
What they didnt realise was, that was Eugene Choi captain of the United States Marine Corps
Mr Sunshine. That drama is splendid
"For what killing a man with a hairpin?" XD
Easy there Starlord! This is Storm Shadow you’re talkin’ about 😬
That is funny 😂
They way he said yessir and the way he put his money in a hurry, deserves an oscar.
All the acting in this scene and you think that was worthy of a prestigious award?
"It's alright, son; you just pay me double." lol what a beast!
1:26 damm i almost failed to recognize my man Byung Hun Lee
Slow it down and you'll see Billy really did win the first time.
The original is surely a classic, and that certainly applies tantamount to Seven Samurai, but this remake was just a darn fun time at the movies. I loved every minute of it.
I knew I seen this guy before. He was in Squid Game
When I watched this it was absolutely super cool, and the movie evolved into a battle to the death from a defense position. I wanted more sweet scenes like that.
RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2 Bring me here, he's look like john Marston btw
These knives only:Finally, a worthy opponent!
This was a badass scene to a badass movie. :D
1960 version of the movie was much better tho. Just saying
Max Zhang
@@MdSamim-xj9dr that's not Max Zhang.
That's korean actor Lee Byung-hun.
@@riddlemethis2610 Good thing both movies exist for us all to choose.
Before he became the Front Man of the Squid Games he was out west being a badass
He was also Stormshadow in GI Joe
Byung hun lee.. Looks most handsome in black coat, pant. Tie and beard clean shaven...
He's awesome in every movie he comes out in
I saw this for the first time on TV today and my jaw dropped for a good 20 seconds. Then I came here to make sure it was real. My jaw dropped again for about 17 seconds.
0:51 Director: "I know this is a western and you're yelling at an Asian man, but you gotta keep it PG."
Front Man speaking..
My personal opinion this is one of the more underrated western movies to come out
I literally shouted lee byung hun no!!when he got shot towards the end😭
Death is kinda his thing in movies/dramas. I think most of his role dead at the end 💀💀
Slowed it down using the settings, Billy did win the first duel by a few milliseconds.
Billy and Goodnight were my favorites in the remake, so cool
He Also Played The Frontman In Squid Game
Front man is not playing...
Just me or these guys dress way too cool for being the 1800s lol especially this Chinese dude, looks more like a model 😂
This is the same Actor of Storm Shadow for G.I.Joe right?
yes , and Lee Byung Hun is terminator Genesis t-1000. And the frontman in the squid game.
This is one of the better remakes of a classic Western you will see. 3:10 to Yuma remake was badass too.
Lee byun hun such an amazing actor
Handsome, talent and kind guy
Anybody else notice the blooper in the initial quick draw scene . . . Billy's gun goes off before it clears leather; shoots straight down.
“its alright son, you just pay me double” boss
I just like to think Billy was practicing his firearm skills, not after actually getting paid
I kept hoping his hair would've fallen down around his face after he removed the "pin".
Same
The backstop for bullets behind Billy Rock seems to consist of horses, a wagon, and some expendable people.
When you realize that he's faster with a knife than a gun
Bringing a knife to a gun fight takes on a whole different meaning.
He's badass and gorgeous in this scene.
"In the hands of a master, a branch is as lethal as a sword and a petal is as deadly as a bullet." - some old anime sensei
Its alright son, you just pay me double.