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** Except that World War I started in 1914, it was only that the land of the free and the home of the brave didn't get involved until three years later.
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...where, exactly? You can't just say "It's totally there," you need to give examples.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Lots and lots of it, if you know where to look
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Cool gun is no longer a trope, and the others don't fit here.
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* CoolGuns:
** Almost the whole gang uses Winchester Model 1897s at one point or another.
** The American and Mexican soldiers along Coffer use M1903 Springfields. Among the Mexican soldiers it was presumably a stand-in for Mexican Mausers, as in 1913 the United States wasn't exporting the M1903 to anybody.
** A Browning M1917 is put to good use during the climax.
** Almost the whole gang uses Winchester Model 1897s at one point or another.
** The American and Mexican soldiers along Coffer use M1903 Springfields. Among the Mexican soldiers it was presumably a stand-in for Mexican Mausers, as in 1913 the United States wasn't exporting the M1903 to anybody.
** A Browning M1917 is put to good use during the climax.
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* [[CharacterCatchphrase]]: Pike's is "Let's go."
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* [[CharacterCatchphrase]]: CharacterCatchphrase: Pike's is "Let's go."
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Pike's is "Let's go."
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* [[CharacterCatchphrase]]: Pike's is "Let's go."
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* PowerWalk: Before the final battle, the outlaws decide to rescue Angel, walking through a Mexican village they will shortly massacre. Fun fact: It wasn't in the script at all, Peckinpah just decided he wanted to do it. It's recognised today as one of the movie's most iconic scenes.
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* TeamPowerWalk: Before the final battle, the outlaws decide to rescue Angel, walking through a Mexican village they will shortly massacre. Fun fact: It wasn't in the script at all, Peckinpah just decided he wanted to do it. It's recognised today as one of the movie's most iconic scenes.
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This trope has been deleted some time ago.
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* ScreamingShooter: The Gorch brothers (especially Lyle) scream their lungs out while manning the machine gun in the climactic shootout.
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* ScreamingShooter: The Gorch brothers (especially Lyle) scream their lungs out while manning the machine gun in the climactic shootout.
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* KillEmAll: Only two named characters survive the events of the film - [[spoiler:Deke Thornton and Freddie Sykes.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: Sykes is quite chummy with Thornton when he comes back at the end of the film, then again [[spoiler: all of his friends were mowed down in an epic gunfight]], so he was probably happy to see a friendly face again.
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* EasilyForgiven: Sykes is quite chummy with Thornton when he comes back at the end of the film despite the fact that Thornton has been chasing them throughout the film, then again [[spoiler: all of his Syke's friends were mowed down in an epic gunfight]], so he was probably happy to see a friendly face again.
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* EasilyForgiven: Sykes is quite chummy with Thornton when he comes back at the end of the film, then again [[spoiler: all of his friends were mowed down in an epic gunfight]], so he was probably happy to see a friendly face again.
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Five Man Band is undergoing a wick-cleaning project. Examples with incorrect format, zero-context examples, and roles with little to no context, will be deleted.
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** TheLeader - Pike Bishop
** TheLancer - Dutch Engstrom
** TheSmartGuy - Lyle Gorch
** TheBigGuy - Tector Gorch
** TheChick - Angel (not literally, but since he's younger and more idealistic than the others and has a GenderBlenderName, he counts by default)
** TheLeader - Pike Bishop
** TheLancer - Dutch Engstrom
** TheSmartGuy - Lyle Gorch
** TheBigGuy - Tector Gorch
** TheChick - Angel (not literally, but since he's younger and more idealistic than the others and has a GenderBlenderName, he counts by default)
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* RareGuns: The Browning M1917 makes a notable appearance.
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* HonorAmongThieves: The Bunch hardened criminals with few scruples but in the end decide that they are tired of being treated as if they have no honor and take bloody revenge for the murder of their friend [[spoiler:though it gets them all killed]].
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* HonorAmongThieves: The Bunch are hardened criminals with few scruples but in the end decide that they are tired of being treated as if they have no honor and take bloody revenge for the murder of their friend [[spoiler:though it gets them all killed]].
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** The film takes place in 1914, yet Coffer's Springfield M1903A3 rifle is of the UsefulNotes/WorldWarII variant.
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** The film takes place in 1914, yet Coffer's Springfield M1903A3 [=M1903A3=] rifle is of the UsefulNotes/WorldWarII variant.
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** Peckinpah's work on ''Film/VillaRides'' influenced the second half of the story greatly, specifically the Mexican revolutionaries and their need for U.S. guns and ammunition.
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** Peckinpah's work on ''Film/VillaRides'' ''Villa Rides'' influenced the second half of the story greatly, specifically the Mexican revolutionaries and their need for U.S. guns and ammunition.
