Before embarking into a Western adventure, it’s better to learn the top secrets of a 1960’s remake that are nothing short of entertaining and overwhelming.

The Real Reason Behind The Remake
Reboot and remake of traditional movies are becoming a trend and producer Todd Black highly thought of the current generation in restoring the classic movie, “The Magnificent Seven."

“An older generation might know this title, but today’s generation doesn’t, and that made it ripe for a retelling," Black said.

No Cajun Origins For Denzel Washington
As the leader of the Seven, Denzel Washington brings Sam Chisolm to life without a trace of Cajun. The only Cajun like part of the film is the location of the production.

Chris Pratt Just Wants To Be A Cowboy And Enjoys Fishing
Excited to play the cowboy tricks and to join the gun training, actor Chris Pratt took the role of Josh Farraday without hesitations. He also get to treat himself with an extra bonus of catching healthy fishes in a pond situated near the main set of “The Magnificent Seven.”

A little bass fishing in my downtime on set of #TheMagnificentSeven. I LOVE LOUISIANA!!

A photo posted by chris pratt (@prattprattpratt) on Jun 25, 2015 at 2:11pm PDT

Peter Sarsgaard Plays The Contemporary Villain
In contrast to the original movie that has Mexican thugs as enemies of “The Magnificent Seven,” the remake presents a modern villain in Peter Sarsgaard (Bartholomew Bogue) who is but corrupt and merciless.

Haley Bennet Is A Brave Female Lead
Director Antoine Fuqua well designed the high caliber cast by placing a strong rose as the heart of the seven criminals composed of a hunter, a gambler, a sharpshooter, a tracker, an assassin, a warrior and an outlaw. Haley Bennet portrays Emma Cullen who is responsible in forming the Seven.

“She is the leader in the sense, and what people don’t know, and hopefully what they will gather when they see the film, is that she does become one of the Seven,” Bennett said of her character in an interview.