Guns, Hunting, and anything else remotely related...
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Generally you can tell what a dog will be like when they are pups. Got my dog when he was already 6 months old and it was him or his bigger brother. The brother was stubborn and difficult to walk on a lead and wouldn't look at me., but the dog I picked was sweet and eager to please and kept watching me. I knew he was the one.
Part of the what plagued The Magnificent Seven was the somewhat shallow story line. They largely copied it from the movie Seven Samurai and the popularity of the Western led to the same story being played out over and over again.
There were some interesting character arcs. Eli Wallach was an awesome villain villain (as he always does). Robert Vaughn's existential dance with death was also pretty cool.
Everybody else came off as flat, but I did like the cut of Brynner's jib.
Fun popcorn movie, but I wouldn't make a remake like they're trying to do now unless it's some Lost-style miniseries with backstory for each character.
There were some interesting character arcs. Eli Wallach was an awesome villain villain (as he always does). Robert Vaughn's existential dance with death was also pretty cool.
Everybody else came off as flat, but I did like the cut of Brynner's jib.
Fun popcorn movie, but I wouldn't make a remake like they're trying to do now unless it's some Lost-style miniseries with backstory for each character.
I actually do, in a lot of cases. But it also depends from man to man. Some guys just aren't capable of growing a decent beard, and I don't always go for the mustache thing. But some men just look better with than without facial hair, and especially as they grow, um, older. (That's not a bad word here, is it?)
Dad usually has both the mustache and the goatee, sometimes just the 'stache, and every now and then he shaves it all off. Personally, I think he looks best with both on, now that he's getting older in his years. I've been trying to get him to experiment with a more beardy type thing, but that's yet to happen.
