The "Magnificent Seven" trailer has been released and it has sparked much interest all across the globe. However, despite the positive impact, many are wondering if the forthcoming movie of Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt will outpace "Deadpool" on the box office.

According to a former post from USA Today, "Director Antoine Fuqua knew he'd have to pull out some stops to convince Denzel Washington to saddle up for The "Magnificent Seven" and luckily he did.

The move might initiate the profits to skyrocket owing to the fact that other actors would also follow suit. It is not just Washington who is saddling up for Fuqua's remake, but an all-star cast, which includes Chris Pratt, Vincent D'Onofrio and Ethan Hawke, according to the same report.

The legacy of the "Magnificent Seven" is not lacking and should not be undermine. Given the fact that there are big shoes to fill to replace Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen and Charles Bronson in the original 1960 tale of gunslingers that have grouped together to save a Mexican village from marauding bandits.

It remains uncertain on whether the "Magnificent Seven" can outrun "Deadpool" on the box office, given the records that "Deadpool" has brought much revenues for Marvel on its first few days, reports Jobs & Hire.

The "Magnificent Seven" is forecast to slate the theaters on Sept. 23 of this year. Other noted stars to join the roster are African-American leading man, South Korean star Byung-hun Lee, Mexican actor Manuel Garcia-Rulfo and Native American Martin Sensmeier.