However, the protagonist (a cold-blooded, tough-as-nails racketeer and "public enemy") begins his life, not as a hardened criminal, but as a young mischievous boy in pre-Prohibition city streets, whose early environment clearly contributes to the evolving development of his life of adult crime and his inevitable gruesome death.They released other imprisoned inmates in the mobile prison o assist them in the Brotherhood:Multiple Man/James Madrox (Eric Dane) - a bank robber, with the ability to duplicate himself into various copiesJuggernaut/Cain Marko (Vinnie Jones) - with remendous brutish strength, also fast-moving ("If he builds any momentum, no object can stop him")Suddenly, Mystique blocked a dart from a "cure"-gun from striking Magneto, causing her to quickly lose her mutancy powers.The western town of Tombstone becomes in Ford""s poetic film he point where savage forces (the wild countryside, the rugged Monument Valley backdrops, the brutish Clantons, the Mexican whore Chihuahua) and civilized forces (the urban barber shop, dining room, the new church and school, the ""respectable"" Earps, Doc Holliday""s cultivated Bostonian learning, Clementine the schoolmarm) meet.Didn""t they teach you that?...Human interest.You pick up the paper, you read about 84 men or 284, or a million men, like in the Chinese famine.You read it, but it doesn""t stay with ya.One man""s different.You wanna know all about him.That""s human interest.Somebody all by himself, like Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic.Tatum then recounted the real-life incident from 1925 of a Kentucky cave-in that trapped a man named W.In total, it has been re-released eight times, has been shown many times on television since the 1970s, and remains a best-seller on home video (all versions).