... way that the Americans are. The two films hold conflicting morals regarding the civilisation of North America. The Magnificent Seven essentially displays the North Americans as peacekeepers, mostly selfless, not gaining through their selfless deeds; The Wild Bunch couldn't be any more different, they are selfish, money hungry and set out to achieve only for themselves. The Mexican characters are therefore moulded ... own morals, the protection of themselves, is what they should do. Instead they engage in a bloody battle killing all those involved, knowing that this will be their end, an...

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