1. Treatment of Mexico and/or Mexicans in Magnificent seven
... they have left the village, under the impression that they will not return. " .Calvera is no ordinary bad Bandido he has his own code of professional ethics, which includes caring for his men and protecting the villagers from other marauders- . While Bandido's were previously displayed in other films as ... types. However, in doing this it does not make emphasise on continuing pre-existing stereotypes, something The Magnificent Seven is directly aware of, and so fearful of doing, instead the Mexican characters act as guideline for the North American protagonists. This is a direct opposi...
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