7 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Sicario
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Movies are a very complicated mess of time, money, people, and strange decisions. Inevitably, in the hodgepodge of life that goes into creating a movie, a few strange and interesting things happen here and there that are rather fascinating little tidbits of information. Tune in to CineFix for lists of things we find out that you (probably) didn't know!
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When I first saw Sicario I thought "Hey that was pretty good" but ever since I have been slowly realising it's kind of a masterpiece, not perfect, but still pretty amazing.
Mark Arandjus Well, no movie is perfect. But yes, Sicario is a masterpiece!
same
Pretty good 'shoot'em up'. Hardly a masterpiece.
there really isnt much action
Joseph LaCerra sicario was far from a shootem up
Benicico Del Toro is the the most under rated actor around. Like Steve McQueen, he is as natural as it gets and you know this because as you watch him on the Big Screen you forget you are watching a movie. Benicico helps to make this the best drug lord movie of all time.
meb meb
No
why not
He is an awesome actor.
meb meb Have no fear. Benecio is selective with the roles he chooses to play, like many serious artists. He has won several awards for his acting, including BAFTA and the Academy.
Benicio is an actor you overlook at first till you realize how smooth he is at his craft and he pulls you in, idk how to decribe it. A very great actor who is very underrated.
How this movie didn't even get a Best Director Nomination is fully beyond me.
I know man im still pissed!
Ethan Megenis-Clarke because it dragged
That's not how it works. Award shows are promotional advertisements for movie studios. Nothing more.
Woman actor obviously
ikr!
This movie is almost near perfect. The cinematography is amazing. I almost shat my pants in the traffic scene.
The dog barking in the beginning of that scene was beautiful
Poosy
You my friend are a saint for saying the word "shat". I havent heard that since high school I love you
The soundtrack was perfect
The "raw" action in that scene you don't see in movies all that often. That and the opening scene in Den of Thieves is one of my favorite action scenes in any movie.
I thought Josh Brolin pulled off his part excellently.
He was so charming in the movie
yes awesome job as your carefree lovable government spook lol
So did the leper while playing poker.... he threw his hand in.
100% Agree....he is so fucking cool!!!
i found him very funny
"Don't forget about my daughter." best line of the movie
"Now its time to meet God"
That line should be in the books next to Samuel L Jacksons Ezekiel 25:17
You can see the wife immediately realizing there really is no way out of this after he said that.
"Ah, tu hijita"
@@alexman378 she could of beg for her life?
the border scene was epic!
The score by Johan Johannssen was AMAZING. I was shocked to hear he passed away. However, I was really happy when Sicario 2 remembered him in the end titles.
The score going into Mexico did an amazing job helping to set the tone.
This movie was great and tense, really enjoyed its eerie (and human at the same time) atmosphere.
and the killing really makes it watchable.
Director, Cinematographer, Composer, Actors ..... Perfect! Denis Villeneuve, Roger Deakins, Johann Johannsson ..... say no more! One of my favourite films .....
I think you guys should just go ahead and start a second channel devoted entirely to NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN and SICARIO. :P
there wouldn't be content on this channel...
I'm already subscribed in my head canon
Film Illiterates why?
Brolin was great FWIW, as was most of the cast. Really enjoyed this movie. Cinematography and the score are outstanding. Especially that ride into Juarez, the overarching sense of dread that the score provides with the atmosphere of those wide panorama shots of the subtle beast was brilliant.
That is really weird because I've watched Sicario like 3 or 4 times and even if you asked me what the score was like I couldn't tell you because the whole time I was just so focused on what's happening...
Same here I watched it around 3 to 4 times
For all lovers of Sicario, the sequel is called Soldado (soldier) and I believe it is in production now! But the beloved Emily Blunt (Kate) will not be in it. Looking forward to performances from Brolin and Del Toro nonetheless!
I am actually glad she is not in it, not only would it be unrealistic for her to stay with the story after the events of this film, but I felt she was the weak acting link of the movie
Anthony Lynch I have to disagree.. big fan of her. Lol but I do agree that it wouldn't make sense for the story involving del toro and brolin. Although I would say they could've followed her career after this big incident and explore how it further changed her. Like how she became much more passionate about catching the big guys and not just the little stuff that she used to do. But it is it what it is!
Kaylee Salter ehh, that fact that Denis Villeneuve won't be directing doesn't get me too excited for a sequel. That guy has became one of my favorite directors
Vic Vinegar I'm looking forward to the sequel, but I do have a feeling it will not be as good as Sicario. And I agree, Denis Villeneuve is one of the best film directors out there!
same man
I want to watch sicario again
do it
One of the best movies ever. Wish i caught it while it was on the big screen.
The fact they had real Delta operators in this movie is pure awesome. The cave scene when the lead operator pulls the knife in my opinion portrays just how elite these dudes really are. Awesome flick.
No they didn't have. They had ex Seals as consultant
That info about Brolin and Whiskey being a deciding factor is very interesting, knowing that Brolin is in recovery (he is very vocal about his past and his changes in lifestyle). I love the movie, and Brolin's roll, so I am glad he decided to take it, and also happy to hear he is in a better place mentally and all.
My take on Kate: To me, she represented the rules in civilized societies where first line law enforcement is adequate to keeping order...but those same rules can hinder you from battling greater evils which must be confronted. Enemies will use your rules against you, and if you allow that then you also allow an enemy to win, costing many lives.
Kate wanted to stop the evil, but she was filled with caution, doubt and even wanted to stand down from the operations. Doing it Kate's way would have never allowed Alejandro to reach the cartel leader, and the result of that is the cartel leader continuing to do what he does - kill and win. The final scene of the movie explains Kate's value to the operation - to sign a document attesting that everything was "done by the rules."
As cartels grow in power they begin to spill over into areas where you don't want them (note the part of the video where it was too dangerous in Juarez to film). When cartels reach your cities and the places you live, your police cannot protect you. By then, the police are owned by the cartels.
The police can't protect us now.
They stopped protecting the citizens long ago
There are many many shades of gray in Federal Police work...even more so in war trust me.
@@Peanutdenver What I disliked was the fact i was explained to her SOOOOOOOOOO many times in this movie. Virtually everyone she worked with told her she needed to put her big girl panties on and yank the pole out of her ass, or she was going to get wreckt. And no matter how many times she was told, or how many times she was shown, that the "rules" had changed, she REFUSED to adapt.
@Mark She was certainly antagonizing. Warching her bumble around and make dumb idealistic hair pulling choices was very antagonizing.
Speaking of Tuccipalooza, my Tucciboner won't last forever, CineFix, start getting going on it. (Just kidding, Tucciboners last forever. I just really want Tuccipalooza to happen. 2 million sub special?)
Jackson DeStefano #Tuccipaloza!
Tucciboner
Emily Blunt was perfect for this role
She was the worse actually. Go threw her roles in her movies she is the same in all. Benicio and Joss was both really good.
jimareas if you think shes that bad why dont you redo her roles for her you fucking “expert”
Even a 5 year old can do them better than her
@@jimareas Yeah sure go cry somewhere else
She is gorgeous.
Here's some fun facts
1. Nobody can see Juarez from Fort Bliss (Where Emily Blunt's character was stationed in El Paso), the area where they were showing the violence in Juarez is actually in viewing sight from UTEP
2. The mayor of Juarez was against the film being made because he feared it would cause a loss in tourism
Who the fuck wants to visit Juarez? Some suicidal maniacs maybe...
Apparently Juarez was the site of a cartel war until 2012 but now is only as violent as an average American city.
+ThomeTeque Unless you'll start pissing on stuff, shouting "Chinga tu madre pindeho" at random people, or walk around showing off a lot of cash-worst thing that can happen with you is a robbery.
Oleg Krestovcev *pendejo
and you would only get robbed if u were in Juarez
*****
Well, I don't think the media is fudging the stats. But even so - shootouts at the border? Bodies hanging in the streets? Explosions visible at night?
Really great film, one of the best of 2015 and probably one of the most underappreciated of that year.
"I just tried too sleep with my hitman" haha
So the series is now named Movie Lists? Elegant and minimalistic. Just like Ben Affleck's _The Batman_
SuperQuiMan that movie hasn't been released (or even filmed) yet
It's a shame that movie has the same name as the worst Batman cartoon
Beware The Batman says "Hello".
Sad to read this now...
This comment didn’t age well
To shoot night vision, they didn't use night vision cameras. DP Roger Deakins said they used the Sony A7s full frame mirror-less camera, which has incredible low light capability but can shoot at 4K in ProRes (with an external recorder). This camera is also a fav among indie filmmakers.
I just saw this movie again the other day and i have to say, i think from the start of the drive in Texas to them leaving Mexico and going to the CIA black site, i think that sequence is one of those greatest of all time movie sequences.
They did such a great job with atmosphere and tension, from the hanging bodies to the spotting vanishing to the border shootout, it was fantastic.
One of my favorite movies
Loved the movie! Blunts character drove me crazy. She did the exact opposite of anything she was told.
"Shaaaaaaaaneeeee" 😂
That's the problem with this movie. "Probably" the only problem. Standing by your principles and being stupid are not the same thing.
Josh Brolin was in no way goofy. He was a bad guy IMO, not as bad as Benicio del Toro, but still a bad guy.
Yea, him thinking he was "goofy" was totally misinterpreting the representation of his character in the movie. He wore flip-flops to throw people off psychologically (Brolin and Denis Villeneuve said so in interviews) not to be "goofy."
onee Yeah, but now that the part has been directed and played, we know what it was meant to look like. When Brolin first saw it, Matt was just lines on a page. It’s easy to see why he’d think that, we can only talk now that we’ve seen what he’s supposed to be like, there’s no more room for imagining what he’d be like.
Matt Graver and Alejandro Gillick weren't bad guys, in a situation where they had to be ruthless and unforgiving, that mindset had to be adopted - our world needs people like that nowadays!.
@@anthonylewis2080
Good must be with fists
Great movie and great score. It's one of those that will stand the test of time. It's not everyone's cup of tea in terms of pacing and thematic content, but if you're into this kind of movie it is one of the best. Thanks for the vid!
Your not a serious movie watcher if u didn't like this!!!! One of the best films I've ever watched... Toro is seriously underrated, he's one of my top ten
Hello ! What music is used in the background ?
Ur mom
Darude Sandstorm
Sicario is underrated. It slipped under the radar (at least there was no buzz for it where I am from), so I'm glad people are starting to talk about it.
"a man would be less likely to stand by his principles" - because women don't stab people in the back or act in self-serving ways at all. Right?
Push Back I thought you said nipples
Push Back Right. Look at Hillary. Shining example of the integrity of woman..
I guess the writer was a sexist gynocentric member of the matriarchy.
Sean Seaphan Political?Ur mind is fucked, idiot.
Push Back It's a pretty shit excuse really.
"a man would be less likely to stand by his principles" - i know these are feminist times we're living in...but srsly, that statement is laughable..
yes youre right, thats not very feministic
They didnt say that. The writer thought that.
no, its legit.....
Ehhhh ... But you can see where they are coming from ...
I had the same exact thought.. Hell, even women say that they trust men more than other women.
That last one is pretty awesome. Just makes the movie that much better with how quiet that first sequence was before getting in the tunnel being shot in total darkness
This film was a masterclass of cinematography
I loved the scene with Jon Bernthal and I am so glad they made it possible. I loved the song they danced to and the make out kiss before moving to the apartment and continuing the scene there. I was shocked when he pulled out his keys with a rubber band. I cannot even imagine if that were real - that was freaky!
I just watched Sicario yesterday for the third time. What a brilliant movie.
The only thing that irritated me in this whole film is that with the Heat Vision camera the blood on the bodies is stark blark, despite their corpses still showing heat/life.
Amazing film otherwise thought.
Well that's what you get if you film living people with fake blood with an infrared camera....
That's true, shame it breaks the immersion a little.
Well.. they apparantly wen't the extra mile to heat up a guys shoes to have footprints visible on the thermal, but forgot the blood that is so obvious the first time you view the footage.
they were dead from seconds ago and some were still alive, dying but alive do you think that bodies goes cold the second the heart stop beating it take some time dumbass not long but more then seconds...
you're the dumb one here so I will break it down for you... it was white hot thermals (hot areas are white), the fake blood was black (cold)
Benicio Del Toro should have won the Oscar for this role!
#7 with its infrared and night-vision is cool and all, and I'm, sure that was almost impossible to do, but Zero Dark Thirty owns the top place of naturally (un)lit infiltration scenes.
I love every casting choice and Josh did a great job representing spec ops guys.
Ah sicario!! One of my favorite movies out there
Drug Wars:The Kiki Camerena Story, Traffic, and then Sicario. Mucho gusto Benicio!! All star cast in Sicario, perfect filming, and exquisite script!! I watched this movie several times and I still jump when El Verdugo meets judgement!
I don't find Kate weak, but I do find her reason to stick to the rules weak.
Why?
I know this comment and reply are from 3 years ago, and I'm not PT111111, but maybe I can answer your question. Her constant desire to question the unit's plan and to conduct the investigation in a much more traditional/ conservative "by the book" way is weak because it's like wanting to be less effective. Most street cops would give their right arm AND their right leg for the ability to cross the border to actually fight the real cartel. Our justice system is usually very impotent in matters like this; arresting low level stooges does nothing to hurt the high up drug traffickers. So shes suddenly put into a position to be able to actually cripple the entire organization and she does is try to complain. Shes so worried about overstepping her boundaries that she ends up pissing off the whole team set up to take out the boss. It's not necessarily her fault, she's just super naive and idealistic, but she doesnt realize the level of the inter agency task force that shes volunteered to be on. In other words, she should not have needed it spelled out for her. She should have realized what a huge opportunity that Matt and Alejandro were giving her.
The cinematography of Sicario is genius. Roger Deakins did that. It's the same dude who made "No Country for Old Men" look so good.
my top 5 from 2015..
1. Fury Road
2. World of Tomorrow
3. The Lobster
4. Sicario
5. Spotlight
VB MUTT
Pretty close to mine although I liked Pixar's Inside Out more than most. Don Hertzfeldt's short is still my favorite piece of film from last year
Wasn't Lobster this year?
cerniglia65 i saw it last year :/
Gravitynaut true...even *its such a beautiful day* is amazing...
Your top 2 is untouchable and divine. For me, the rest of the three are A Pigeon Sat On A Branch, Carol and Inside Out. The Lobster will certainly make my top 5 this year, along with The Witch, Kubo and the Two Strings, La La Land and Moonlight probably.
One of the best movies of the decade. Sometimes I don't know if Im watching a horror or action movie
The border fire-fight was the best scene in the movie. It highlights just how bad-ass Delta Force guys are!
The score is INSANE. Same with Arrival. Can't believe he's going to do Blade Runner 2049
A woman in the lead role? What are you talking about? You didn't actually watch the movie? The lead role is Benecio Del Toro, he's the "sicario." Get it?
But the movie wasn't marketed that way. They knew Emily Blunt would pull in more viewers. Instead it was Benicio del Toro playing the same friggin character I've seen him play 10x now.
Benicio del Toro is not the main character. The main character was Blunt. Alejandro Gillick was more of a plot device... he was fucking death incarnate.
The title of the film does not necessarily indicate the main character. It's not a law.
The Last Samurai is Ken Watanabe. Tom Cruise is the film's main character.
Octopussy is Maud Adams, Roger Moore's James Bond is the main character.
JFK is in less than 10 minutes of JFK. Kevin Costner is the main character.
Tron is not the main character, Flynn/Clu is.
Col. Lawrence in Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, is a prominent role, but the main character is David Bowie.
Tom Hanks is the main character in Saving Private Ryan, not Ryan.
Get it?
I've got about 100 more if you don't.
where else did he play this same character?
A movie can have _two_ leads, just saying. Alejandro drove further the action, Kate Mercer was the sidelined, but also reflective part, a stand-in for the audience.
So this is my LONG road to watching this movie. I missed the chance to see this in theater and just put in the back of my mind. Then the sequel came out and again I missed it. Then out of the blue I started seeing clips of the first film in my recommendation list on RUclips about 3 months ago. After watching some I got hooked and wanted to watch the movie. I tried watching it on my "movie app," but they didn't have one available. Next I signed up to Netflix and found out they didn't have it either. Then off to Redbox, who also didn't have it. I gave up after that, but then as I was at Walmart, I started to go through the Blue Ray bin just for sh*ts and giggles and BOOM! There it was for 5$ right on top. I couldn't believe it. Saved me a monthly subscription with Netflix and the film was cheaper buying it at Walmart then renting it from Redbox or on RUclips. Glad I found it though, because this in now my all time favorite.
"A man would be less likely to stand for his principles..." Hell of a thing to assume.
@@dezznutz3743 I understand with your opinion and really partially agree,but is moral that a majority of people in Hollywood including the woman.Didn't speak out against people in power like Weinstein,only until it's a full culture movement. Isn't it more moral to risk your career to bring justice to those sexually manipulated for profit.I understand being piratical and making sure you're career isn't blacklisted.But if we're making a observation about morality,it seems pretty fucked up it took both genders so long to go publicly against it.
It's frustrating that I scrolled quite a bit to find only this one comment about it. Never thought this sort of thing would be so trendy.
Awesome movie. Too close to reality on border life on both sides of the border. I live in the zone. it's real.
you live on the border? do armed agents actually get in gunfights over there that we don't know about?
What makes you think you'd find out about gunfights on the Mexican border if they did?
Tell me about it. I am in Tj and I am pretty sure I just heard a full clip being unloaded.
No you don't
Rafael Madrigal. You are full of shit.
quote of the year: ah alcohol, the cause and solution to all of lifes problems
...
Love it
the great philosopher, Homer... Simpson
the soundtrack when they start showing aerial shots of juarez is the best part
The way he Shane made me laugh. One thing I didn't realize until after I watch the movie, was the images she looked at on her computer were real. Holy shit!
I like this film a lot, I had it as a gift for my birthday ; )
That night time filming and music thing is very cool, great stuff.
I would love another movie list on no country for old men, my favorite movie of all time
You know my mom grow up on Juarez and she told me a story when I was a little kid I was asleep in the trunk when a gang shootout started. Luckily none of my family members got hurt but it was a little traumatizing to my sister how she said she can still remember the shootout. I'm gonna be honest as a little kid I saw at less one horrific event in Juarez from a kid getting hit by a bus and I could see all of his blood on his face. I was just fortunate that I have a mom how knows her way around the violence of Juarez. But lucky now in days Juarez isn't as violent as it was 7 years ago in fact it's gotten better with law enforcement really changing things up a bit. But that doesn't mean the war on drugs is over. There is still that part of me how says that I may still be visiting the safe parts of Juarez and not really seeing the big picture. It's scary to think that an operation like this is actually possible and it could happen at anytime. The same with the underground cartel. How know working for the DEA or any law enforcement working on stoping drug trafficking could be so life threatening.
Villeneuve is killing it #lifegoals
An underrated film. Excellent performed.
please do no country for old men
Nice to see Anton as a Pirate...
*Could you step out the ship sir?? please..*
Why not?
DO YOU SEA ME ?
Even though practically everything mentioned is in the special features of the blu-ray and/or dvd I like hearing it again.
#1 thing I didn't know: That this movie existed.
Just thought I would mention that there is another much-beloved actor in Sicario without whom there would be no need for the name 'Sicario'. Benicio del Toro. BdT IS the 'Sicario'.
Thank you Cinefix, thank you. I love that movie and Villeneuve is an inspiration.
I watched this movie for the first time a few days ago and I seriously can't get over how fucking good it is. I even told my wife how it reminded me of no country for old men (my favorite movie) while watching it and finally realized that josh brolin is in it and the plot is kinda sorta maybe not similar. I say that because both make you think and are a mix of violence/action/suspense and you'll probably have to watch them several times to really get the full scope. Great movie!
I really like this movie and watched it again last weekend. No stupid love stories, and many “ah-ha” moments. Some really cool tactical moments too. I really liked a part near the end when everyone geared up then headed into the darkness against the backdrop of a beautiful sunset. Reminded me of my short stint in the Army when we all geared up and took one last look around at the truly amazing surroundings we found ourselves in before walking into a nightmare. Highly underrated movie.
Viet Nam was like that.
This was one of the best movies I have seen in the past 10 years
I really really wanted some Benicio del Toro-related facts u.u
Ingrid Romero same lol
Ingrid Romero I've got one.. He's AWESOME!! Now that's a fact..
Ingrid Romero
Fun Fact: He's Puerto Rican
Absolutely fantastic movie. The cinematography, the acting, the story, the characters, the suspense perfectly intertwined with action and drama...10/10 film hands down.
Sicario was so much better than The Girl on the Train, in my opinion.
Given that Girl on the Train was horse shit, that's not surprising.
I watched The Girl on the Train last week and when I looked for some reviews people either hated it or loved it, nothing in the middle. Did you read the book first? Because a lot of people say that the book is way better and that they changed too much.
Girl on a train is soft core porno.
Emily Blunt was amazing in the Girl on the train, her acting was brilliant.
Practical isnt the best, you cant make a statement like that. Whatever works better for the scene and is safer is best.
like i literally finished watching this as this uploaded...
holyclap!
TheTjomegasparks how did u like the ending in the kitchen?
enisheon the apartment? i really wanted her to pull the trigger, but great ending nonetheless.
I wanted Kate to pull the trigger also. It would've been a powerful act of defiance to what Alejandro said, but then again, I guess it would "ruin" the character she was intended to be.
Rissa Renee ikr. But would've been satisfying too.
Taylor Sheridan is my favorite writer in film. I am happy he’s so young and can’t produce incredible work for years to come.
"The Shield" did a realistic border crossing scene on the cheap by crossing the real border, casting the on-duty border guards as border guards. Probably not an option if you want to do a shoot out.
I got to this channel trough a "things you didn't know". I've stayed every week since because of movie lists(and Art of the scene). Hope I'm not the only one who loves when TyDK gets a little movie listy
Can't wait for number 2 when it comes. Going to be awesome.
Next weekend!!!
It ain't as good as the original
I love how her so-called “strength” crumbled like cookies at the end😆
I thought I heard a JAWS vibe!
So u say "fuck" in first 20 seconds of this video but you mute emily blunts character saying Fuck in the "1 Brilliant moment of Tension" video?
love this movie
Josh was also convinced by Roger Deakins being DP
They are making a sequel
The way this movie builds tension should be thought as part of a 101 on film-making.
1:38 "He felt that Sicario simply wouldn't have been as meaningful as it is if say Josh Brolin had been the lead role instead of Matt Graver"
Is this a joke or did I misheard him? Matt Graver is the character portrayed by Josh Brolin right? Why did the narrator speak as if Matt Graver is a real life person?
Narrator must have had a brain fart and meant to say another name there, lol.
If Josh Brolin had played the lead role instead of *playing Matt Greaver.
Chris E FLores thanks Chris! You have no idea how grateful I am, I almost turn to multiverse conspiracy theories because of this. My bad.
The music made this movie. Rewatch and focus the sound. amazing score
He kept saying "Warez" over and over again.
Thats how its pronounced
It's funny because you think you're right.
Frederick Dinkledick hahahahahahahaha no. For non Spanish speakers, it's easier to explain if I say, "pronounce it with an H instead of a W." The J sound in Spanish is not the same as in English.
Frederick Dinkledick I'm Mexican and that's not how it's pronounced
Vasti Flores is it that rolling "rrrr" kinda sound that non-Spanish speakers have so much trouble with? I guess I have never heard Juarez be pronounced properly
I’ve never seen the movie but I love the border scene. You’re telling me those soldiers are based off of Delta Force? And this man has met these real One Man Armies?
in real life they wouldnt have picked someone like kate. shes too much of a boy scout (girl scout i guess lol)
I still watch Sicario 1 & 2 at least twice a year. Honestly I never saw Brolin outside of the movie, and if I would’ve never watched any interviews with him I could’ve always kept the image that this man was a legit Mercenary from real life to movies after he retired. Played it like a King. Benicico was phenomenal in this. Kate, not so much because most people don’t realize how awful the cartel world really is, and what these guys did in the movies is pretty much all there is to do to actually make a difference in that world. That’s the hard truth people can’t accept.
I didn't dislike this film but it was a little underwhelming for me.
This is a classic movie. The border crossing and the dinner scenes are breathtaking.
I am down with a no country for old men things you didn't know
Cool video. As if I needed more reasons to love that movie. o__o Oh, and... loved the part about the practical effects. So true.