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* [[The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified]]: Both averted and played straight. The conspirators attempting the coup d'etat are clearly evil, but [[Badass Bystander|the Mexican people rise]] against them to defend their government.
* [[Rule of Cool]]: This film practically runs on it.
* [[Shoot the Builder|Shoot the Cook]]: Agent Sands murdered a who made a dish that he likes very much. Sands's logic was that the cook's dish restored balance and that he can look back with enjoyment of that one moment of a perfection meal.
* [[Shout-Out]]: {{spoiler|Sands, blinded, blood running down his face, wielding a machine pistol}} - a very obvious reference to Kiriyama's final scene in [[Battle Royale]].
** [[Quentin Tarantino]] suggested the film title, pointing out that this film could be compared to [[Sergio Leone]]'s ''[[Once Upon a Time in the West]]''.
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