The Magnificent Seven (2016) - Comanche Fight Scene (8/10) | Movieclips

Beautiful!

fun fact: this was a remake of the classic Magnificent 7 in 1960 starring Yul Brenner, Charles Bronson, Steven McQueen and many others. Which also was also westernized from the original and older Japanese masterpiece 7 Samurai. I have seen this, the 1960's version and the Japanese film. All are good movies :)

I thought it was gonna be a battle between Horn and the Indian, but realized Horn was a goner. I like to think he forced the old Indian into using up his arrows on him, and that gave the other cowboys a better chance

I think I'm the only one who wanted a Red Harvest movie

An annoyingly stupid movie, far below the original.

.... why did 'Comanche' pull an arrow from his quiver if he already had one loaded in his mouth?

I found this scene in the movie to be racially insensitive cliche and predictable. Oh they got an Indian we got an Indian let's make em fight. I knew it was coming. And the fact that the natives don't use guns is just ridiculous. The rest of the movie is just fine

Do you know the risks if I'm right?

Many Native American warriors became mercenaries for the US army they would use them but they were getting to powerful and were betrayed and wiped out

He must have been descended from Vikings, because that man is a damn berserker.

Red Harvest reminds me of Connor Kenway. Strong, stoic, silent type that dual wields a knife and a tomahawk and are absolute brutal monsters in close quarter combat.

They have taken the little ones

Red harvest is my fav character in the film

I like it when the knife is so sharp, you can hear it cutting the very air through which it passes!

I would have licked her cheek to see her pass out of fear lol

Me pregunto por qué xuxa ese huevon que está mirando no hace nada

'' it ain't got no bullets in it . '' -- carl

Young, quick warrior took care of old slow warrior in a hurry. It was no contest.

"You're a disgrace"

"You're a disgrace." He threw that line cold af.

Vincent is a great actor

The cast of the 7 🤌👏

I always liked that the Comanche, seemingly the #2 bad guy, isn't on screen much in the final battle. He's not slaughtering nobodies left and right, like the bad guy usually does, so his presence is artificially inflated by meaningless deaths that the audience could care less about. Instead, while all the rednecks charge in with guns and dynamite, he's in character, watching and waiting.

Bringing a knife to a bow fight

Apache got revenge for his people.

Such a dumb way to die. Bow and arrow is useless in very close proximity so why go in the open instead of going inside. If he follows inside, you can take him. Lazy script writing. I'm sure people will come up with excuses to make this action reasonable but any of these excuses will sound as silly as the action itself.

I finally got to watch this movie and was wondering did they ever say the name of the Native American with Yellow War Paint? brutal fight between him and Red Harvest but Red Harvest is a Brutal Fighter with how easily he overpowered his foe, stabbing him in chest and saying he's a disgrace way to Represent Red Harvest Best Fight scene I've seen in a long time

He didnt say "you're a disgrace" he said Dale Gribble sends his regards"

He visto como 10 veces esta película, cuando matan a los justicieros me duele tanto que he llorado.

He kinda ate those arrows

Dude when the two natives face off I laughed to hard, thinking of Apollo Creed line in Rocky
"Like a damn monster movie."

This movie really needed to be a half hour longer or more to spend more time with some of the characters like Red Harvest.

We will never forget and we will never surrender and will die for the fight for what is right Cherokee tribute for life

From the Boromir school of last stands

You can tell they're very worthless characters for the movie when they cut most of the fight like that 😂

The original was still better.

Didn't know kayce dutton came out in this movie

This is like the Magua vs Uncas duel in Last of the Mohicans, except here the good guy wins

This movie is for idiot children

They did Jack horne dirty ;(

The Devil's trail of seven...
Oh and how they fear me...btw I'm not the one they were looking for... someone just trying to get me to take their place due to something that happened to someone else that I was not aware of because they pushed me out and are indifferent to the well being of others anyway...

This is what I love about Magnificent Seven, they aren't invincible. 3 were left after the fight. Billy and Goodnight died protecting people from the gatling gun, Faraday then suicide charged in to get close enough to blow up the Gatling Gun and Jack Horne died trying to protect the kid.

That's Kayce from Yellowstone

Vincent De Fornio was awesome for this role

🤔… and don’t forget the epic battle between Pocahonky & Chief Cackles. Big “Indian” throw down by the river. 🤣🤣