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"Guns Of The Magnificent Seven" (1969)
-George Kennedy, James Whitmore, Monte Markham
Plot: IMDB
A Mexican revolutionary hires an American gunslinger to organize the rescue of their leader from a brutal army prison.
Phantom's Review: Third film in "M7" series. Not as good as the classic original, but nowhere near as bad as the fourth film ("The M7 Ride!")
Western vet George Kennedy takes over the role of Chris from Yul Brynner and his version bears absolutely NO resemblance to the original, but despite this, I actually enjoy this film a lot. Familiar screen faces such as Jo Don Baker, Bernie Casey and Micheal Ansara (as the villain) populate the film. The plot is basic, but the acting is good and the action is plentiful. A solid, good sequel.
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