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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A 1996 action film, a cross between a Western and a hard-bitten Film Noir tale (remaking the classic A Fistful of Dollars), taking place in a dusty ghost town during Prohibition and effectively straddling the transitional period between the two. "John Smith" (Bruce Willis) is a wandering gun-for-hire with few morals and a lot of ammo for his pair of .45s. The town, despite being a tiny speck in the middle of nowhere, is home to two fairly large gangs, as the town makes a convenient place to smuggle alcohol in from across the border. |
