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I mean, considering how old this thing is, I was pleasantly surprised. Of course, the animation shows its age, and the static cuts in the fight scenes, when they change the images, do not look great, although I still liked this movie a lot. I thought the soundtrack was especially nice. It does not have any profound narrative; it is a classic heroic tale. It appears that the main male protagonist is not in the center of the action, and so Hilda gets the most screen time for character development, which is a good thing. Many fell for Hilda quite quickly and liked listening to her singing. Plus, it had a certain amount of cuteness to it, so I even smiled at times. The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun was a very enjoyable experience and I am rating it with a charming 8/10.

"She had big sad eyes and a long sad story..." I kept wondering where I got that phrase, which I like to use sometimes, and where I heard it. Now I finally know where it came from! I used to have this movie on VHS with Czech dubbing, and I liked it a lot even back then. It is a great western with a perfect cast and brilliant jokes, pitting one lame man, one greenhorn, one drunken sheriff, and one old "Indian fighter" against a bunch of professional gunslingers. I watched it today in English with Czech subtitles, and the experience was maybe even a little better. 9/10.

The Magnificent Seven has an amazing soundtrack. It also has a great cast, superb atmosphere, and great dialogues full of classic lines that can put a satisfied smile on the face of even the toughest guys. This is a movie that I love to watch anytime and to which I have a very strong attachment because it was my father’s favorite movie.

Personally, I think this is the best movie starring Vlasta Burian, and my favorite "movie for reminiscing" and whenever I see it on TV, I always watch it until the end and really enjoy it.

For something that was probably made in 1907, Matsumoto fragment is actually a pretty good filmstrip.