Maine's Capital Area

After he birthed Clint Eastwood’s Man with No Name in THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY and reimagined the American West in reality and myth in one of the greatest films ever made, ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST, what could Sergio Leone do for an encore? The answer is ONCE UPON A TIME…THE REVOLUTION, his comic/tragic historical tango of the Mexican revolution and the unlikely heroes who help foment it, Rod Steiger’s Mexican peasant and James Coburn’s Irish Revolutionary Army munitions expert. “Rapturous and more than slightly insane” (A.O. Scott, New York Times), DUCK, YOU SUCKER is “a vastly entertaining film about the aftermath of the Mexican revolution. Coburn, a fugitive from the Irish “troubles,” and Steiger, a Mexican bandit, team up to rob a bank and unwillingly become the focus of the counterrevolutionary forces. A marvelous sense of detail and spectacular effects–good fun all the way”—Çhicago Reader. PG. 138 Min. 1971.