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Great cast, Great directing, Great music, Great story... Brynner, McQueen, Coburn, Vaughn, Bronson... So many legends united for one film does generally tend to be a bad omen, however this was not the case for the Seven. Each character had depth, and was a distinct identity, meshing perfectly to make this classic happen. John Sturges proved himself yet again, in the creation of another film which lives on today, over forty years after its release, as one of the best in its genre!

Three extremely funny videos coming out in Dec 2000/Jan 2001 This, Road Trip, and Scary Movie. I was skeptical at first, not being the biggest Jim Carey fan. However, I was very surprised. To hear the detractors, one would think that this was some horrible movie. It was a great comedy. That's all, it didn't need an elaborate storyline, matching each detail in a seamless form. The purpose was to entertain, and judging by the comments from viewers, it did just that. It's truly a shame that outrageous comedies like this get little more than a rememberance from viewers as the years roll on. Remember: Just because it doesn't get the "Big Award" doesn't mean it's a bad movie. Likewise, the heavy drama that wins all the awards may not be your cup of tea. But if you want something that will leave stitches in your side, I highly recommend Me, Myself, & Irene!