Duck, You Sucker (1971) In 1913, Mexico is in the midst of a revolution. Juan Miranda, a ruthless bandit, and John Mallory, an Irish Republican explosives expert on the run from the British, form an unlikely alliance to rob a national bank. However, they soon discover that the bank is actually a political prison, and their heist inadvertently frees hundreds of prisoners. As they become embroiled in the revolution, John and Juan finds themselves pursued by a relentless army detachment led by the ruthless Colonel Günther Reza. In the ensuing battle, John uses his explosives to destroy a bridge and take out many of the soldiers, but Reza survives. Grief-stricken and enraged by the loss of his family, Juan goes out to fight the army single-handed and is captured. John sneaks into camp, rescues Juan, and they escape on John's motorcycle. They hide in an animal coach of a train, which is ambushed by revolutionary forces. In the end, John and Juan emerge as heroes of the revolution, having avenged their comrades and defeated their oppressors. Directed by Sergio Leone, this Western film features an explosive combination of action, drama, and politics, starring Rod Steiger and James Coburn as the unlikely duo at its center.

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Duck, You Sucker was released in theaters on December 1, 1972.