Fast-paced and fun, director Antoine Fuqua’s “The Magnificent Seven” is pure popcorn entertainment. Keeping the basic premise and giving an occasional “tip-of-the-hat” respectful nod to John Sturges’ 1960 original, the new “Seven’s” more in line with bringing back everything you’ve loved from the classic American Western film genre. With well-choreographed action scenes and a likable cast, the formulaic stays fresh and the stereotypes don’t get stale. Continue reading