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The gleeful laughing of the boys as they
punch him around. It's pure sadism.
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Hurting him because they enjoy it,
not just because they want to hurt him.
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Stubbing out the cigar
on his hand, that was missing
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from most prints in the 1960s
cos it was thought too strong.
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Pouring tequila onto his wounds.
That was also cut by the British censor.
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And it does go on for a very long time.
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Like a Marlon Brando style
beating-up, in On The Waterfront.
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That urban violence rather than
the traditional punch-up of the Western,
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where you break a chair over someone's
head, laugh, and John Wayne goes home.
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"In a week, you'll be back in shape."
It would take about three months.
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And there's still more to come.
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And at this moment, Chico the thug,
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played by Mario Brega,
brings his heel down on Eastwood's hand.
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Only it's his left hand,
so Chico isn't bright enough
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to bring his heel down
on Eastwood's gun hand.
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Instead, he does this to his left hand,
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which isn't going to affect his gunfighting
abilities. Chico ain't that bright.
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In Leone's cinema, there's
a lot of sequences involving torture
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and, "Will someone talk,
will someone betray?"
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Leone reckoned that
his obsession with that kind of setup,
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the Eli Wallach scene in
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,
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the Doctor Villega scene in Giù La Testa,
A Fistful of Dynamite, Duck You Sucker,
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someone being punished,
and will they betray?