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- Sicario - This Is What We're Up Against: Matt (Josh Brolin) gives Kate (Emily Blunt) an explanation for what is really going on with Alejandro and the drug traffickers they are pursuing.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
After rising through the ranks of her male-dominated profession, idealistic FBI agent Kate Macer (Emily Blunt) receives a top assignment. Recruited by mysterious government official Matt Graver (Josh Brolin), Kate joins a task force for the escalating war against drugs. Led by the intense and shadowy Alejandro (Benicio del Toro), the team travels back-and-forth across the U.S.-Mexican border, using one cartel boss (Bernardo Saracino) to flush out a bigger one (Julio Cesar Cedillo).
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Cast: Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Screenwriter: Taylor Sheridan
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after his GQ interview it's hilarious knowing that Josh Brolin's look off screen at 0:32 wasn't a scripted, contemplative look like it appears to be, but Josh forgetting his next line and looking at the crew to tell it to him. One of those accidental movie magic moments.
That's amazing how well it played out, the scene would actually be so much less without that look towards the crew
He didn’t get told lines he looked off to remember them & improvised
Don't play this on loudspeaker. First few seconds someone might misinterpret what you are watching O_O
thank you ryan
yes. That would be a major mistake
Why i don't read this before start watching😆😆😆😆
Wrong tunnel😂
Yea and its about TUNNELS
the most unrealistic part is that the CIA would ever let Kate walk out of the tunnels alive after saying she was going to tell everyone.
Why? She says anything and she’s the one on the hook for everything they did. She’s already shown a personal relationship with a cartel operative (that crooked cop) and anything she says could be dismissed as ptsd from the bombing.
@@BigRedDragonFan because she would stir the pot, and even if it was swept under the rug she could go to the news and there are people that would believe her. it would just cause bumps on the road for a lot of big heads and it would be better to just deal with them “easy”.
@@karlas4446Psychology of the situation. In the closing scenes of the film, Gillick visits Macer and asks her to sign a statement at gunpoint declaring everything that they did was “by the book”. She had earlier threatened Graver that she would expose him. But with Gillick there, she ultimately breaks and puts her signature on the paper.
I didn't know we watch movies to be realistic. Go watch a documentary or something.
You are thinking like a cartel thug and not like an operative. Why kill someone when you can manipulate or leverage or discredit them? Kate already discredited herself by sleeping with a cartel operative. And as was already mentioned, she was (ostensibly, on-paper) accountable for the Joint-Task Force (since the CIA cannot operate alone on American soil). Like they said at the end of the movie, she wasn't a wolf and this was the land of wolves.
Her character is so ignorant telling basically black ops guys that she's gonna talk. That would be easily one of the top 5 things you don't say to guys that run these kind of ops.
Folks like her would never be included....
@@ufoinsider6932 only as needed. ppl are used in many ways each day and dont know it, to meet an objective. highly doubt any FBI agent involved in a special ops plan would out the situation. These things happen every day. we dont live in a perfect world,
Exactly can’t handle the heat fuq outa the kitchen
I didn't make the catastrophic mistake of listening to this on a loudspeaker and nobody misinterpreted it! Thanks, Ryan!
We need a prequel on Alejandro immediately.
Man...they'll probably mess it up anyways. Besides, the mysterious past of Alejandro should stay mysterious.
@craftbreauties670 Well, his past really ain't that mysterious. He was a lawyer in Bogota, Colombia, his wife & daughter were brutally murdered by a drug cartel, and somewhere down the line he was recruited by Matt.
No, we don't.
@@valdie91285 No one will force you to watch it 🙄
@@uthamanj Well I certainly hope not.
Kate just didn't know when to stfu.
all bark and no bite backfired
@billyjoe8185 I wouldn't say she has no bite. It's just that her bite is equivalent to getting bit by a chihuahua as far as these black ops guys are concerned. Making her disappear would be easy. Her mouth and ego are definitely too big for her own good.
Dangerously naive, especially considering what she directly witnessed at the 'murder house'. Who exactly did she imagine she was up against?
If you are at the Poker Table and cannot spot the Mark, then You are it, Kate.
This is the problem with the drug war. You can’t fight an enemy that has no rules when you have nothing but rules. How can you be expected to conquer an enemy capable of that without getting on their level.
That's not the problem at all, the point is Economic: any trade is based on demand/supply and for as much as you regulate it a parallel Black Market develops, this is true for ALL goods (copper, chemicals, rubber, fruit, cigarettes, alcohol... anything... it's a rule of Economic Nature).
The mistake is leaving this trade 100% in the hands of the Black Market
The government should regulate this trade as any other, with strict boundaries if you wish, so to squeeze the Black Market gradually out of business with PRICE
The difficulty with this overly economic approach/economic dogmatics @@ClaudeMagicbox is that drugs aren't like copper, chemicals, rubber, etc. - addiction eliminates the freedom of many of the buyers and is thus takes the "free" out of free market. Oh - and it also introduces a substance that can lead the user to become catastrophically dangerous to anyone/everyone around them.
The rules of the free market don't work when you are peddling in the unfreedom of addictive substances.
@@timothydavidcurp well 90% of crime related to drug abuse is due to the need of the addicts to retrieve important sums of money to feed their habit... and this happens because the price of the substances are astronomically high due to the danger associated with their traffic/posession while drugs are actually extremely cheap products: cocaine costs less than 3 dollars a gram to produce, opium less than 50 cents, hashish can be nought in source regions like north Africa or the middle east for a handfull of pennies an ounce
If the drugs were taken away from the Black Market and sold through legal and supervised circuits even the addicts would not need to steal or rob consistent amounts of money/goods to fuel their habit, they wouldn't commit crime but simply peddle a few bucks a day
@@timothydavidcurp like alcohol?
@@timothydavidcurpgood response
Ryan says to not play this on loud speakers guys!
Speakers turned on to the max, windows open. Let's see how this scene sits with my neighbors
After him finally explaining the entire situation, and telling her what happened to Alejandro's wife and daughter, I would have had only three words for him.
I want in.
It was amazing after everything she knew and what she seen she's STILL hanging on to SOP lol her superiors even told her what's up and was still clinging on to some rulebook that she's seen in front of her DOESN'T WORK!!
@@DavefromCarolinawhat bothers me the most is there is no "rulebook". She already checked with her agency's counterpart that everything she is doing is by the book. Within the Sicario universe, all of what's happening on screen is by the book. It's not about her following the rules, it's about her being against legal procedures she has personal objections to. She truly is the villain of this movie.
Relax GI joe .... this is not a book club. Him explaining what happened to Alejandro's family is what the cartels do everyday (including the Medelin cartel who he serves as their hitman). Alejandro was involved in this whole scenario to fulfill his own personal vendetta. The CIA involvement in all this was protecting their national interest and keeping the conflict across the border.
@@JordanMills1932-ix5ixshe’s not a villian you psycho. She is just not capable of going as low as the rest of the cast. Having a difference of opinion doesn’t mean you’re a villian. Not wanting to kill anything and everything for convenience (the father alejandro killed) is not evil, it’s just a moral difference
@@JordanMills1932-ix5ix
If it was all legal and just her subjective opinions, there wouldn't be so much smoke about her spilling the beans about what happened.
I made the mistake of being in a breakroom and having my phone full blast and had atleast like 5 seconds of Emily blunt moaning play for everyone.
if that was some of the galley slave warehouses I've been in I'd have put it on a loudspeaker.
😂
I should’ve listened to Ryan
If only id seen Ryans comment soon, i could have disconnected my loudspeakers. Now the police are here and i have to go without watching the whole video.
"Listen, you've went up to the wrong tunnel. You've saw things you've shouldn't of seen." Oh man, the number of ex's I've had to tell that story to lol. You guys have no freaking idea!
LOL
Where's the 3rd movie? Totally need that asap😊😊😊
Brolin's character is the epitome of lawful evil right?
Lawful neutral I would say - he would rather end the ways of this wicked world if he could - he is trying to figure out how to protect as many innocents as possible. A lawful evil person would be happy about/use the power of the cartels and illegal drugs for their own purposes. He wants order vastly more than he wants harm.
the second she says 'im gonna talk' , she would be in a hole, with a few feet of desert sand over her
these guys are so far ahead of her, they'd have had the hole dug ahead of time.
The CIA all but invented longitudinal character assassination, she'd find one local fly-speck paper or some blogger who'd be willing to "tell her story" and the entire apparatus that would be designed to ruin her public persona and that of anyone who chose to publish the story would go into full swing. In three month's time, the story would be either forgotten or painted as the disjointed lies of disaffected employee. What would she honestly have? No pictures, no video, no corroborating witnesses who couldn't be similarly impugned.
Exposes only work when the target for the investigative journalism is someone the machine wants torn down.
He's telling the truth. He's realistic about the world and life.
Unlike most Americans and many in the West. They play their silly little rules and pay the price.
PREACH!
And his daughter was deaf as well. Remember in the second one?
Great movie, but Kate's absolute and complete cluelessness as to how the drug world actually works even thought shes an FBI agent specializing in drug busts, just wasn't credible to me. Particularly the further into the movie you get. At the end when Alejandro comes and threatens her at her apartment with violent consequences if she snitches to anyone about it, was particularly unrealistic. In the real world, he never has to go even remotely that far for the other person to understand what's up.
"I'm gonna tell everyone what you did."
Sorry, but nobody working this sort of law enforcement could possibly be that f*cking clueless.
Ya, its even worse once her actual boss tells her basically that these guys have authority from people much higher up than they
I thought she was a rookie
I think the movie is trying to anchor on the fact that she goes by rules and will never not go to “corrupt lengths” to put a dent in the beast that the cartel is. Especially since she morally has trouble understanding how the team gets to operate the way they do. Which gives her that alone, helpless and clueless feeling through the movie. Hence why at the end Alejandro has to force her to sign a document saying everything was done “By the Book”. That’s how I see it
Are we talking about an FBI that spied on and arrested a sitting president arresting his friends and co-workers on trumped-up charges? That FBI? Corrupt at its core and twice as stupid.
@@Tony-fq5bnThe truly sad part is that a boss would put an employee like her in such a situation. It's almost as though he put her in a position to fail..or even worse.
We need a movie about Alejandro and matt and how they met and the missions they went on in the middle east
thank you ryan
Perfectly balanced, as it should be.
0:03-0:06, 0:11, 0:36-0:43, 0:57-1:22 1:43-2:18, 2:35-2:36, 2:52-2:54
those first 30 seconds were lovely
I will NEVER understand (I know it's a movie, but why do they have to throw common sense out of the window) why the good guy ALWAYS tells the bad guy they are going to talk. That is by far the simplest and most direct way to make sure you don't see the following dawn. Granted in this movie, they had Alejandro go give her a message and sign a document instead of just killing her. But leaving them alive is extremely rare. Just sayin'.
Dont be too sure that it’s him who is the bad guy. It could arguably be her. It could arguably be said that it’s her naïveness that makes her the bad guy. The ones who are doing what it takes because of the reality that they find them selves in, makes them the actual good guys.
@@jashuasmith9361 Right and wrong (both from a legal stand point and a spiritual standpoint) do not change. Because you ended up or chose to be in the position that requires doing bad things never means you are the good guy/girl. Even bad things for the right reasons don't make you a good guy/girl. It just means you are acting as judge, jury, and executioner.
When Thanos speaks you listen!!!
how does a special agent of the FBI not know about the medellin cartel?
Funny she thinks people would actually disapprove of doing whatever is necessary to take down those drug gangs. Only a card-carrying member of the Blob would feel that way.
Emily Blunt's moaning is everything.
Wait wot ???
Bru 💀
Dude wth
Bro is down bad fr
😂😂 How is this the pinned comment?
Kate needs a new career path...
Kate was a straight noodle 🍜 should’ve has Scarlett Johansson play the role.
Nah scarlet would understand and even do as well as they did
0:41 when the ai randomly reports the entire nsa archive to you lmfao
There is no way they’d let her loose after those words in real life
That would be a major mistake is an understatement
They are right she is the villain of the movie
She knows only what was and cannot understand what can be. SMH.
ooooh i played it on loud speaker and it's ramadan so the Muslims are banging my door they gonna behead me oooooooooh if only i have seen ryan comment earlier
So what happened?
I think the 3rd film will be a prequel
What does thanos mean when he said "providing measure of order"?
Meaning no various cartels controlling the drug trade. So basically you have one cartel you can control and monitor.
It is balance of power. The united states broke that era. Remember european nations kept each other in check from the middle ages to ww2. After that it was the US vs USSR. Then the United States became the sole superpower. And look where we are. Easier to keep them weaker by dividing them.
He wants the drug trade to balanced, as all things should be
The drug universe required correction
The cartels are finite. Its resources finite. If the trade continues to grow it all ceases to exist.
You know Kate's character reminds me of that woman character from the movie Unthinkable who has moral problems about torturing a terrorist for info on bomb locations. Exactly people who stick to their rules and still they can't realize it won't work on monsters who won't listen to it until it's too late change their minds.
By the way the movie Unthinkable stars Samuel L. Jackson
I think of charles with erik in the newer movies, daredevil, or green arrow. They have their own rules and break the law to do the right thing. They know the cruelty of their enemies and respond in kind.
Oh but yes, yes we can do this
Not the best time to tell a chick what we are up against!
The dude is right, imho
Kate just never got it. After the boarder shootout in the beginning she should have realized just how different a world she was in, but she kept thinking her way would win out. Virtually every decision she makes in this movie is wrong. You rarely see women portrayed this way anymore.
Her virtue and honor of the badge is what kept clouding her judgment. She just couldn't let go of "doing the right thing" even though they were doing exactly that, but in a very unorthodox manner
She would now be a battle-hardened world-weary realist showing all the white beta males how to do it, flying a dark blackhawk across the border at night while upside down, and telling her daughter at home a bedtime story over the satellite phone, and her hair is perfect.
Tbh the fact that just how lawless and evil this drug world is should've been very apparent to her from the moment she saw those hanging mutilated corpses in Juarez.
Anyone that doesn't get the message would be a very very dim bulb, especially someone who specialises in drug busts.
kate ruined every operation in this movie
Glad to say, I listened to Ryan 😂
Kate was a Girl boss and a wine mom😂.
Was
One only has to listen to "Disturbed Reality" to get a glimpsemof the true dark side. It ain't pretty, to say the least. The way to win the drug war is to supply the market legally and try to help addicts.
You think cartels would disappear without drugs? Watch the second movie it kinda suggests the other trade they are focusing on.
Human smuggling
Hollywoo and hoo
The Kate character has no scars on her face, was useless and looked like she knew nothing, which as a supposed narco agent is immediately highly suspect.
ARUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
😭😭😭😭
🌨🧸🌨
Godbless the 🇺🇲
And the patriot act 🇺🇲
Glad she didn't die. Good thing he recognized her.
I like how his dialogue is tough Dem, then tough Rep
Ugh Hackworth joke to boot ⚙️
Very unrealistic movie , they would have removed her from the ops form the get go . Her body language was negative all the time !
That’s why it’s called a “movie” 😂
Woke woman vs conservative man.
More like a woman with morals vs a man who has a twisted set of morals with ideas that have clearly not worked
“ wokeness “ is not the reason why you’re an ugly virgin bro; that’s you.
Conservatives are often the creators of their own problem through their ignorance and stupidity and their emotions of fear. That leads to constantly pointing fingers at everything els and one els scapegoating. In a perpetual vicious regressive cycle. Point point is. You can have dumb ignorant conservatives to.
Thought most consos hated 3 letter fed agencies...
For such a great movie they created one of the most annoying characters of all time in Kate. Damn I hated her 😂
Sooooo many weaknesses in this movie.....the vapidity of the female character.......the extreme low quality acting of the actress who had the role.....
Guys Ryan apparently said it's a really bad idea to watch this on loadspeaker
Kate just keep your mouth shut until you actually figure out what's going on here.
The way Matt tells Alejandro’s story is so well played. It hits ne hard each time…
When contrapoints finds out some right wing viewpoints are justified lmfao