Under the leadership of the Indian youth Angie, Pike and his group came to the Mexican border. To cross the border, they must pass through the territory of the warlord Mapachi. Pike and others grabbed a carriage of arms and exchanged gold coins with Mapachi. However, Angie has a bloody feud with Mapachi, and Pike is forced to hand him over to Mapachi. When Pike led his brothers back to rescue Angie, they witnessed his death, and the angry cowboys launched a mortal duel with the enemy!
When the bounty killers arrived here, the field group had all died. Thornton is saddened...
A group of western high rollers who have roamed the rivers and lakes, born and died, depicting a great story like poetry and grandeur with their blood life. The fierceness of the shoot-out scene in this film also caused controversy back then, but director Sam's method has influenced many future directors. The film's fast editing and multi-angle framing are amazing, and the moving description of male camaraderie makes this film even more out of the category of ordinary violent films.
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