Although the film has a thrilling ending, the remake of the film is slow, the actors are not used well, and there is the original battle between good and evil. Denzel Washington, who led a group of gunmen with different skin colors and personalities to protect a city from the murderous hand of a ruthless businessman, did not feel like a master. In a group action movie like this, what the audience is looking forward to most is the appearance of a group of characters. But like the other elements of the script, this lineup did not burst into flames as it should, and the characters have almost no bright spots. The roles played by the actors did not leave much impression on the audience. The characters are not well prepared, and the lack of connection between the characters makes the film's sense of teamwork from the beginning to the end.
The script and actors of "The Heroic Seven Dragons" are very good, and the end of the battle scene is also great. These two points make Anthony Fouquet's first Western film, although it is very traditional, it still stands out.
With the support of Denzel Washington’s strongest performance, the film is a cliche but generally exciting action western. The supporting actors performed well, and the well-designed shootout scenes were impressive.
The film is not particularly gorgeous, except for the starring lineup, the film has no particular originality in terms of plot, but it can bring pleasure in the form of the remake.
The action scenes in the film are very dense, but they are also very brainless. They can neither be regarded as frivolous entertainment, nor exceed the category of movies that are mechanically pure and masculine movies.
