The Magnificent Seven (2016) - Fastest Knife in the West Scene (3/10) | Movieclips

A good example of how ego and pride can cost you more than you want to pay.

Red dead 3 confirm 😂

It's alright son just pay me double 😂😂😂

Doesn´t comes anything close to the original and was a major disappointment in cinema.

Ethan Hawke is a gift

Do not know why they remade the magnificent seven the original could be the most iconic western of all time people that time frame knew how to make westerns no CGI

It's alright son, you just pay me double. 😐

Takeo masaki

too over the top ........original was perfection.

Never mess with Kyuzo.

Well, it's not a knife so the rule doesn't count right?

Bringing a knife to a gun fight takes on a whole different meaning.

The backstop for bullets behind Billy Rock seems to consist of horses, a wagon, and some expendable people.

Christ here come a few thousand kpop fantoys

"In the hands of a master, a branch is as lethal as a sword and a petal is as deadly as a bullet." - some old anime sensei

Front man off squid game

Wait Billy was Asian? I'm sorry but Im kind of seeing a distortion of historical vision here...

I just watched this movie for the first time and man I'm so pissed that Billy, Goodnight and Pratt died.

I could watch a whole movie about Goodnight. Closest way to scratch that itch is "The Kid". Hope Ethan Hawke does more Westerns.

Lee has an old soul. In Mister Sunshine I saw it.

"it's alright son, you just pay me double" such a class line.

Got a black man, yellow man, red man, and four count em four badass white men

If you look closely Billy has an accidental discharge as he's taking his gun out of his holster 😅

Great scene and all, but I unfortunately got curious and slowed it down. Lee's gun goes off before it's even cleared the holster, he technically lost the first duel.

I never seen an Asian cowboy in a western before

Never bet against Storm Shadow in a western movie

Mortal Kombat!
Arashikage wins.

As opposed to the iconic James Coburn scene from the original I actually like this one a bit better because the victim of the knife at least gets a shot off and an underhanded throw like in the original is deathly slower. Here it felt more realistic.

Just me or these guys dress way too cool for being the 1800s lol especially this Chinese dude, looks more like a model 😂

Refusing to pay a man with an extensive reputation as Goodnight's is probably not a good idea.

Gambler 1: I ain't paying to no cheaters.
Good night: No problem. Good night to you.
Gambler 1: What? It's still day light.
Good Night: Billy

Billy throws the hairpin and gambler dies.
You see all of the other gamblers paying in a rush.

Not one "tough guy" equal to Steve McQueen.

Billy didn't kill him, his ego did!

Watching the original 1960s of this scene, it's cool to see them redo this scene in the remake

I loved this movie bro

The screen went black after Billy threw hairpin.

Throwing knives in mw2

Slow it down and you'll see Billy really did win the first time.

another perfect film that didn't need remaking

Fastest Knife in the West and the deadliest sharpshooter in the west

You notice one of the guys played as one of the characters from preacher.

Gotta love how all these them there boys have perfect teeth back in the day lol

Roses are red violets are blue there is always an asian who's faster than you

The cups looked indistinguishable in who struck first. The referee had no way of telling from his angle. To top it off, if the guy challenging the other for real was as fast as he was the first time, he would have killed the knife thrower. But it's a movie, so I digress.

i prefered the original

God, I have never seen this scene played in a hundred movies or more.

This is one of the few scenes where the remake nods to the original.

It’s an ok scene but it’s hard to beat the original magnificent 7 scene.

It somehow reminds me the good, the bad and the weird... Maybe because lee byung-hun had almost similar role, i mean it was a Korean western