Beans rice and egg with a bit of cheese is my perfect breakfast. Tons of protein to wake the brain up. Just make you get a good toilet break afterwards
The reality is much more fun. People want to see Mr. Rogers. So they get Mr. Rogers. It keeps them away from the harsh reality. Operators though...they want to operate. And operate they do.
@@TheCaptainSlappy indeed- I know. It was more of a slam on traffic. Everyone thought it was so balsy when it came out. Obviously I have more respect for fred Rogers than traffic
The reason I love this film is the same reason I love No Country for Old Men, & that's the fact that the first 2 main characters are essentially just a device for the 3rd main character to get to their conclusion
cant blame them, this a typical american movie " americans go in to another country kill people of that country and then claim they doing it for good) lol
You know growing up in the US, some people see some tough dudes in some of the worst parts of the country. I bet even those guys would be shocked at the level of the shit that goes down in Mexico and Central America with gangs and cartels. There are people being skinned alive and dissected down there.
@Samir Al-Hajeed that is how it works. Even the US military doesn't fuck with a situation unless it's 3 to 1 in their favor. Even fight is for dead idiots.
Yeah, the scene in which Benicio's character is "interrogating" that guy is purposefully vague. The entire intent of that scene is to leave what is happening up to your imagination. He carried in that jug of water which would suggest that waterboarding was part of his plan but those sounds were not sounds of someone being waterboarded. The crotch in the face thing is just meant to be a demeaning act. I have witnessed an "interrogation" that started in a very similar way that didn't go the route you think this one did.
For clarification, the interrogation I “witnessed” was a recording from when I did an internship with a terrorism research facility in college. I was mostly just gathering data and files to catalogue cases. Most of it was domestic terrorism cases. The one I am talking about was not.
Good analysis, but. He specifically walks into the room with the waterbottle, and then it's pictured, unused, while sexual noises are being made It's quite clear some kind of sexual assault is being insinuated
I love the scene at the dinner table specially the entire conversation the wife reaction when Medellin says don't forget about my daughter her reaction was priceless she basically knew they where dead right there that's why she gasp and that line time to meet god i bet everybody thought he was gonna kill the bad guy i think that's why everyone is shock when he shoot the wife and two kids
For the interrogation scene, I was very confused as well. But due research and looking around online led me to believe that it in fact was not sexual in nature, despite it seeming so. Personally, my opinion is that the torture method used was what's called Water Cure torture; which essentially is forcing the torturee to drink water to the point of the stomach nearly bursting, being beaten enough to vomit it all back up, and then the torture begins anew, hence the drain in the floor (For the vomit) and the two large water jugs. I believe Alejandro standing with his crotch so close to the prisoner's face was a sign of dominance, showing the dude that he was completely powerless in this situation.
@@hito8907 I mean the issue is what this movie hammered in, we can't know what the government does and people who do know end up missing or "ending things." Plus, even if we do know, all branches of government are in on it. All the politicians don't care so long as they keep getting checks and hold office to get bribes.
Lol I saw that at the PX theater when it came out(Camp Hovey, SK). The next day everyone was buying new knives and pursuing a renewed interest in close quarters combat; practicing moves on each other like twelve year olds. Not to mention buying the new Johnny Cash album.
There's beans with the eggs, jalapeños, and tortillas because beans are a breakfast food in Mexico, well they're food used in breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Pollos means chickens but in the scene they're talking about mules and chickens, they're talking about people who move illegally acquired money (mulas) and people who illegally cross the border (pollos) and the people who traffic people and help move them illegally are coyotes.
the big badguy got to see how it feels to lose his family you can see it in his eyes thats how benicio's character felt when it happened to him thats why he killed his family so the villian could feel his pain because that baddie would live a life never caring
Fun fact next to The Martian this movie has a the biggest amount of MCU alumni in it. Where else can you see Thanos, The Punisher and The Collector in the same shot.
They left the torture scene before you saw anything. By leaving the audio on its left to the viewer to imagine what they are doing to him. More drama that way.
38:28 Alejandro made him feel how he felt when they executed his wife and daughter for those few seconds right before he killed him. It was savage but some cold revenge indeed. The second movie is good also. Alejandro is a beast in that too. Peep it out. Alejandro and Anton Chigurth from No Country for Old Men are 2 guys you DEFINITELY don't want to be on their s***list lol.
Remember Danny Trejo's advice: "If you find yourself in prison: Be respectful, find a job to focus on and get better at, and _don't join a gang._ Don't antagonize them, show them respect when you pass them in the hall, but _don't join them."_ Danny was a menace his whole life, but in his biography he looks back on his "I'm gonna die in prison at age 20" days, happy that he got into freelance heroin smuggling and boxing championships instead of allowing himself to become swallowed into a gang system. He got along with gang guys and showed them respect, but they knew he was the type of man where when he says, "I won't be in a gang, but thank you I appreciate the offer" he fucking means it and won't be bullied into anything. So when he got out of jail and decided to really try to help people, he had decades of people-management experience from being in charge of the prison gym and wrangling heroin sources, with _none_ of the gang obligations pidgeon-holing him into a toxic lifestyle moving forward. _TREJO: My Life of Crime, Redemption, and Hollywood_ is a tremendous book is what I'm saying. Well worth the read and has a sexy cover that looks good on the shelf.
"They have seventeen people for one person?" is something you said that stuck with me. But then you see what happened not so long ago when they captured El Chapos son (Ovidio Guzmán). Like a literal war in the streets with LOTS of people dead. Interesting and terrifying to read about at the same time
@@heliopyreShooting at planes wasn't even the worst part (they forced a police surveillance plane to land due to damage sustained). Just a few years back when the Mexican Police accidentally captured Ovidio Guzman during an unrelated raid, the cartel blocked off the entire city, ambushed the police with armored trucks with M2s mounted on them, and cut off communications to the city. The cartel had all the families of theise police officers as hostages and threatened to off them if they don't let Ovidio Guzman go. Needless the cartel got what they wanted. Capturing Ovidio Guzman this time around and being met with this type of retaliation was to be expected after the first time. Pretty sure that first accidental capture led to a Mexican Police Officer getting ambushed off duty and getting shot 100 times. Car looked like Swiss cheese after 5 dudes pumped him full of lead. Edit: Might as well add, during the initial capture of Ovidio Guzman and the retaliation, all I'm going to say is, not even an armored car is worth a damn against the cartel since one video I saw from the carter's perspective was an M72 Rocket Launcher in the passenger seat next to an M249 SAW and an AK on the dash as the cartel was speeding towards the city ready to ambush the hell out of the officers.
30:50 every time I see someone in a "bullet-proof suit" walking through bullets like it's nothing, I just laugh and think about this scene. This here is what _actually_ happens when you tank a direct gunshot with nothing but Kevlar between you.
It's a cold movie. The line, you're not a wolf, sums it up. Benicio del Toro is one of the coldest, bad ass folks you'll ever find in a film. He and Josh Brolin play the same characters in a in a sequel. They continue the story, but Ms Blunt is not in it. I enjoyed it but perhaps not as good as the first one. I believe there's a third film, but I haven't seen it. del Toro and Brolin are in it, too. I've heard. You might want to check them out. If you have been watching the news, Mexico is a place I'd avoid. "It's a place of wolves now."
Great reaction!! You are hilarious! Such an awesome film and one of my fav directors, Dennis Villeneuve. Also, your dog in the back ground is so cute🥰🥰
Bruh. This was the funniest + greatest reaction video I've ever seen. I'm definitely gonna be rewatching this exact vid 1000x. "You parent different" 😂🐐
When he asked her to sign the papers he said, “You’re committing suicide,” is a double entedre because they definitely had the resources to make it look that way, frame it up that way on the forensics, or in the figurative meaning that she’d be pulling the trigger and did have somewhat of a choice. Benicio would never leave her the parts needed to kill him, especially a loaded magazine and the slide and frame so easy to put back together if he didn’t her the “other choice”. She could choose to become a wolf and kill him; he knew she could hit him from how well she shot in “combat situations”. He made her do one thing, but left his life in her hands; but was trying to save the life that he thought his daughter could have grown up to be (taken from her/him).
I can't believe I missed this reaction! This movie is a masterpiece and had sooo many cool and amazing shots. The scene in the dinner table gave me goosebumps when I first saw it. You can SEE Benicio's character has nothing left to lose. When you take everything from a man or really any person they will do whatever it takes. Also, regarding the beans thing, pretty much every Mexican household (alongside other countries) eat beans with almost every meal since they are cheap and nutritious. I was born in Mexico and can say that we had beans and rice for breakfast, lunch and dinner often. Great reaction by the way! I hope you get to watch the 2nd Sicario movie.
Great reaction to an amazing movie. Just went through the movies you've watched and I didn't see No Country for Old Men in there. Highly recommend you check out this fantastic movie.
It’s there, he reacted to it about 10 months ago 👍. I was actually just re-watching it the other day because I couldn’t find anything else to watch! I love this channel. ❤
I was so pissed off when he said “it was nothing personal”. I don’t ever agree with killing kids. I’m just glad he killed the man responsible. That man had no remorse and was selfish. It was okay for him to kill his family so horribly, but when his family died he is appalled. So sad. This movie was very good. Your reaction was mine.
Buddy, you live in THE only land of legal assault rifles. In Mexico, there’s only one gun store in the entire country - and it’s controlled by the army.
She knew what was going on- Once she got on that aircraft with no identification and said they were flying to Juarez with an obvious Spanish speaker and as you said, “hard.” She was just lying to herself. Of the FBI training is nonexistent
I always thought they made him to drink all that water to distend his stomach and then punch and kick him in the body. Which causes terrible pain and vomiting. And in some cases makes your stomach rupture
@@Tontzamann filling you up with water also makes it harder for you to relax when you are being water boarded because you have so much water in your systems you start to freak out faster
@@ProHero86 i think to be absolutely savage they probably did the beating and drinking i suggested. After that when he is hurting they probably started to waterboard him. Considering the man shot cartel bosses wife and kids next to him I would not be surprised. Still quite nasty
This masterpiece needs an immediate follow up with Sicario 2 🤯🔫😂. In the room he was waterboarding the cartel member to get info. It's a forbidden military torture method.
He took the jug to make it look like he was going to do the least despicable advanced interrogation technique. In actuality he raped the dude into submission.
Did u seriously ask why he have beans in that? It’s Mexican food, beans are a staple in Hispanic cooking. And he grabbed him by the eyebrow not the temple
So for the record, he did give a fuck about it. He recognized her voice, and he knew he’d slightly hesitate and even if she didn’t, he was faster. He knew that with what she was wearing, the “2 to the chest” wouldn’t kill her (or likely cause permanent damage, even though ribs are naggy”). He always hits where he expects to, and just center mass is easy for him, and where she was protected; that’s why he didn’t think about it. He knew he could get our of the fight temporarily (because of her heart, she’d keep fighting), and that he’d get who he needed. If he had to, it wouldn’t have just been CM.
Benicio Del Toro is excellent alongside Johnny Depp in the film adaptation of Hunter S. Thompson’s epic account of his assignment to cover the Mint 400 off road race in Vegas in the early /mid 70’s. The book is legendary. (like “The Rum Diaries”) And Hunter S. Thompson was a rockstar of a writer- sort of Hemingway mixed with Keith Richards.. He and Depp were close, Depp played him perfectly in the film, down to Hunter’s unique speaking style. It’s an odd film if you don’t understand the background and the Depp / Thompson connection- but it’s hilarious if you do
Denis Villenueve's early work is remarkable and super underappreciated compared to his later, Hollywood stuff. Polytechnique and Incendies, and even Enemy, are truly great and unique films to experience.
@41:55 sadly enough isn't that happening everywhere in America these days? This movie was written by Taylor Sheridan. His other movies are Wind River & Hell or High Water.
I first noticed Benicio del Toro in "License To Kill" (a Bond film), back in 1989. Over the years, every time I watch him the same adjectives go through my mind... Intense... Brooding... Intense... Attractive... Intense... Interesting... Intense... Sexy... Intense... Scary AF... Oh, & did I say, intensely intense? Damn fine actor too. Which reminds me, you should eventually get into some of the James Bond movies, especially the ones with Sean Connery. They're fun, nostalgic & beloved. 💙🌿💙🌿💙🌿💙🌿💙🌿💙🌿💙
"I don't want to live nowhere where assault rifles are going off in the background and we're just like, alright." That is in many American cities and people don't seem to care.
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The fact Benicio got no award attention for this role baffles me to this day. One of the most underrated performances of the last decade
I was surprised too. He should have got one for his role in this movie.
ive never even considered that between Beni Broland and Blunt this movie was oscar worthy easy@@M3g4tr0n
I was describing his acting in this as intimidating and terrifying....but without raising his voice.
"why do he have beans in that" is a helluva question to ask about a mexican dudes meal
Right? Lol. Was thinking same thing
Dude that looks like a killer breakfast
Beans rice and egg with a bit of cheese is my perfect breakfast. Tons of protein to wake the brain up.
Just make you get a good toilet break afterwards
Yeah when I heard that I was like "don't you dare disrespect having beans in any meal" 😂
More like one frijoles of a question
Sicario makes “Traffic” look like Mr Rogers.
The reality is much more fun.
People want to see Mr. Rogers. So they get Mr. Rogers. It keeps them away from the harsh reality. Operators though...they want to operate. And operate they do.
@@TheCaptainSlappy indeed- I know. It was more of a slam on traffic. Everyone thought it was so balsy when it came out. Obviously I have more respect for fred Rogers than traffic
The reason I love this film is the same reason I love No Country for Old Men, & that's the fact that the first 2 main characters are essentially just a device for the 3rd main character to get to their conclusion
Same cinematographer also
Same cinematographer also
39:23 🤣 That line should be immortalized! "You parent different."
Those two boys at the end were gonna grow to take over their father’s business and become him. A monster.
He said "not in front of my boys" so he killed them first
An his daughter could have been a lawyer or painter… I’m behind Alejandro 1200%
Right I’ve always said show me one good hearted kind drug kingpin’s child……….don’t worry I’ll wait
@@TheReelMcCoySC still not their fault. You don't decide where you are born and who are your parents
@@アキコ2003 No but you decide who you'll become. Odds are they chose wrong already.
"I wonder why he didn't shoot that woman? No women and kids, I guess."
Ouch.
It was odd that he didn't kill the maid.
@@christopherking4932 might of killed her after
Probably because she’s just a poor worker
@@antoniolmartinez8426 so those kids definitely deserved to die because they're hard-core hitman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@christopherking4932 She was the definition of a Random innocent.
I know a lot of people in Juarez and when this movie came out in 2015, it fueled a lot of heated discussion.
cant blame them, this a typical american movie " americans go in to another country kill people of that country and then claim they doing it for good) lol
You know growing up in the US, some people see some tough dudes in some of the worst parts of the country. I bet even those guys would be shocked at the level of the shit that goes down in Mexico and Central America with gangs and cartels. There are people being skinned alive and dissected down there.
Unit 731 shit.
Tough in groups maybe but ain’t sht by themselves.
I didn’t know ghost get thirsty
@Samir Al-Hajeed that is how it works. Even the US military doesn't fuck with a situation unless it's 3 to 1 in their favor. Even fight is for dead idiots.
@@LongBeach88 that's the point
Yeah, the scene in which Benicio's character is "interrogating" that guy is purposefully vague. The entire intent of that scene is to leave what is happening up to your imagination. He carried in that jug of water which would suggest that waterboarding was part of his plan but those sounds were not sounds of someone being waterboarded. The crotch in the face thing is just meant to be a demeaning act. I have witnessed an "interrogation" that started in a very similar way that didn't go the route you think this one did.
Nailed it.
For clarification, the interrogation I “witnessed” was a recording from when I did an internship with a terrorism research facility in college. I was mostly just gathering data and files to catalogue cases. Most of it was domestic terrorism cases. The one I am talking about was not.
And, to bring it home, the camera zooms in on the drain to show no water was being used.
They were just shoving a rag in his mouth to waterboard him.
Good analysis, but. He specifically walks into the room with the waterbottle, and then it's pictured, unused, while sexual noises are being made
It's quite clear some kind of sexual assault is being insinuated
Yep your know your a badass if you go to a high level meeting in flipflops 😂😅
When Emily Blunt yells, “FAAHK!” at the border has got to be one of the realist reactions! 💯🤙🏽😎
I love the scene at the dinner table specially the entire conversation the wife reaction when Medellin says don't forget about my daughter her reaction was priceless she basically knew they where dead right there that's why she gasp and that line time to meet god i bet everybody thought he was gonna kill the bad guy i think that's why everyone is shock when he shoot the wife and two kids
For the interrogation scene, I was very confused as well. But due research and looking around online led me to believe that it in fact was not sexual in nature, despite it seeming so. Personally, my opinion is that the torture method used was what's called Water Cure torture; which essentially is forcing the torturee to drink water to the point of the stomach nearly bursting, being beaten enough to vomit it all back up, and then the torture begins anew, hence the drain in the floor (For the vomit) and the two large water jugs. I believe Alejandro standing with his crotch so close to the prisoner's face was a sign of dominance, showing the dude that he was completely powerless in this situation.
It was water boarding. Making then feel like they are drowning.
main issue ist that americans dont realize the illegality. people actually believe/accept/tolerate this BS
@@hito8907 I mean the issue is what this movie hammered in, we can't know what the government does and people who do know end up missing or "ending things." Plus, even if we do know, all branches of government are in on it. All the politicians don't care so long as they keep getting checks and hold office to get bribes.
The noises were them likely stuffing/covering his mouth and nose with a cloth as a preface to the water boarding or indeed it beginning.
@@hito8907 for people who take people apart yeah im ok with that i would do it and go home and sleep like a fat bear in december
You need to watch 'The Hunted' starring Benicio Del Toro and Tommy Lee Jones. This BDT is harder than that one, but just barely.
Such a underrated great movie
Lol I saw that at the PX theater when it came out(Camp Hovey, SK). The next day everyone was buying new knives and pursuing a renewed interest in close quarters combat; practicing moves on each other like twelve year olds. Not to mention buying the new Johnny Cash album.
@@willgold9989 There's a reason every PX/BX/NX has a knife kiosk in the atrium.
Pollo = chicken. The simplest Mexican breakfast is huevos con frijoles con tortilla (eggs, beans, and tortilla)
such a great movie. a windy road of not knowing where it will end up at. benicio's character was beyond hard.
There's beans with the eggs, jalapeños, and tortillas because beans are a breakfast food in Mexico, well they're food used in breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Pollos means chickens but in the scene they're talking about mules and chickens, they're talking about people who move illegally acquired money (mulas) and people who illegally cross the border (pollos) and the people who traffic people and help move them illegally are coyotes.
the big badguy got to see how it feels to lose his family you can see it in his eyes thats how benicio's character felt when it happened to him thats why he killed his family so the villian could feel his pain because that baddie would live a life never caring
"You're askin' me how a watch works. For now, let's just keep an eye on the time."
Check out “The Hunted” another awesome Move where he’s a bad ass
Fun fact next to The Martian this movie has a the biggest amount of MCU alumni in it.
Where else can you see Thanos, The Punisher and The Collector in the same shot.
Don't forget about Okoye's husband
@@LuisZamoraRodriguez501 Also the actor who plays the drug mule cop played SHIELD agent Jasper Sitwell.
+ W'Kabi and Jasper Sitwell
He's got a lot of Marvel stars in his movies. Prisoners has Wolverine, Mysterio, and War Machine.
They left the torture scene before you saw anything. By leaving the audio on its left to the viewer to imagine what they are doing to him. More drama that way.
38:28 Alejandro made him feel how he felt when they executed his wife and daughter for those few seconds right before he killed him. It was savage but some cold revenge indeed. The second movie is good also. Alejandro is a beast in that too. Peep it out. Alejandro and Anton Chigurth from No Country for Old Men are 2 guys you DEFINITELY don't want to be on their s***list lol.
A movie pitting the two of them against each other. 🤯💥🤯💥🤯💥
Remember Danny Trejo's advice: "If you find yourself in prison: Be respectful, find a job to focus on and get better at, and _don't join a gang._ Don't antagonize them, show them respect when you pass them in the hall, but _don't join them."_
Danny was a menace his whole life, but in his biography he looks back on his "I'm gonna die in prison at age 20" days, happy that he got into freelance heroin smuggling and boxing championships instead of allowing himself to become swallowed into a gang system. He got along with gang guys and showed them respect, but they knew he was the type of man where when he says, "I won't be in a gang, but thank you I appreciate the offer" he fucking means it and won't be bullied into anything.
So when he got out of jail and decided to really try to help people, he had decades of people-management experience from being in charge of the prison gym and wrangling heroin sources, with _none_ of the gang obligations pidgeon-holing him into a toxic lifestyle moving forward.
_TREJO: My Life of Crime, Redemption, and Hollywood_ is a tremendous book is what I'm saying. Well worth the read and has a sexy cover that looks good on the shelf.
Del Toro is a beast!
This is one hell of a first date! - 😂😂😂😂
"They have seventeen people for one person?" is something you said that stuck with me.
But then you see what happened not so long ago when they captured El Chapos son (Ovidio Guzmán). Like a literal war in the streets with LOTS of people dead.
Interesting and terrifying to read about at the same time
I was looking for a comment like this lol. those psychos were shooting at planes.
@@heliopyreShooting at planes wasn't even the worst part (they forced a police surveillance plane to land due to damage sustained). Just a few years back when the Mexican Police accidentally captured Ovidio Guzman during an unrelated raid, the cartel blocked off the entire city, ambushed the police with armored trucks with M2s mounted on them, and cut off communications to the city. The cartel had all the families of theise police officers as hostages and threatened to off them if they don't let Ovidio Guzman go. Needless the cartel got what they wanted.
Capturing Ovidio Guzman this time around and being met with this type of retaliation was to be expected after the first time. Pretty sure that first accidental capture led to a Mexican Police Officer getting ambushed off duty and getting shot 100 times. Car looked like Swiss cheese after 5 dudes pumped him full of lead.
Edit: Might as well add, during the initial capture of Ovidio Guzman and the retaliation, all I'm going to say is, not even an armored car is worth a damn against the cartel since one video I saw from the carter's perspective was an M72 Rocket Launcher in the passenger seat next to an M249 SAW and an AK on the dash as the cartel was speeding towards the city ready to ambush the hell out of the officers.
Jeffery Donovan was in this movie you should watch Burn Notice some time maybe even off screen it's a fantastic show about a burnt spy
And a pretty decent series, too.
I love that show
@@bridgetrodriguez4643 it was fantastic
I’m single, never married and no kids. They sent me everywhere. It matters.
Solid reaction as usual my friend. Be well.
30:50 every time I see someone in a "bullet-proof suit" walking through bullets like it's nothing, I just laugh and think about this scene. This here is what _actually_ happens when you tank a direct gunshot with nothing but Kevlar between you.
I literally come home to watch this channel with the same excitement for a great tv show like Ozark. Glad I found yall a year ago.
So are we, homie.
All I think of when I see the dinner table scene is Usual Suspects. Clearly Benicio's character "is a man of will".
Dudes dog was in the bag suffocating during the whole movie 😂😂😂
This movie had me torn in twenty different directions.
"You're asking me how a watch works. For now we'll just keep an eye on the time."
the crime boss killed his family, he returned the favor.
It's a cold movie. The line, you're not a wolf, sums it up. Benicio del Toro is one of the coldest, bad ass folks you'll ever find in a film. He and Josh Brolin play the same characters in a in a sequel. They continue the story, but Ms Blunt is not in it. I enjoyed it but perhaps not as good as the first one. I believe there's a third film, but I haven't seen it. del Toro and Brolin are in it, too. I've heard. You might want to check them out. If you have been watching the news, Mexico is a place I'd avoid. "It's a place of wolves now."
Great reaction!! You are hilarious! Such an awesome film and one of my fav directors, Dennis Villeneuve.
Also, your dog in the back ground is so cute🥰🥰
Bruh. This was the funniest + greatest reaction video I've ever seen. I'm definitely gonna be rewatching this exact vid 1000x. "You parent different" 😂🐐
Hands down the best reaction channel in the game...
❤️
Really enjoyed the score and cinematography for this film as well.
When he asked her to sign the papers he said, “You’re committing suicide,” is a double entedre because they definitely had the resources to make it look that way, frame it up that way on the forensics, or in the figurative meaning that she’d be pulling the trigger and did have somewhat of a choice. Benicio would never leave her the parts needed to kill him, especially a loaded magazine and the slide and frame so easy to put back together if he didn’t her the “other choice”. She could choose to become a wolf and kill him; he knew she could hit him from how well she shot in “combat situations”. He made her do one thing, but left his life in her hands; but was trying to save the life that he thought his daughter could have grown up to be (taken from her/him).
Great commentary and your dogs are simply amazing haha
It’s very good and the cast is impeccable.
Try man on fire for a super boss like bennico in this movie
that's not just the Punisher, JL. That's Shane
8:00 😂😂 Where are we going? And what are we doing?😭😭
Exactly how I felt first watching this.
Hello Extraordinary Ordinary Media, I think this movie is about an automobile that has broken down.
that soundtrack is wicked.
7 mins in 😂😂 the movie did not in fact calm down.
I can't believe I missed this reaction! This movie is a masterpiece and had sooo many cool and amazing shots. The scene in the dinner table gave me goosebumps when I first saw it. You can SEE Benicio's character has nothing left to lose. When you take everything from a man or really any person they will do whatever it takes.
Also, regarding the beans thing, pretty much every Mexican household (alongside other countries) eat beans with almost every meal since they are cheap and nutritious. I was born in Mexico and can say that we had beans and rice for breakfast, lunch and dinner often. Great reaction by the way! I hope you get to watch the 2nd Sicario movie.
Oh my Da**... I can't wait to watch this again, with you! I hope you like it, this is a movie sometimes can divide people.. #ILOVETHISMOVIE
This reactor has to be the funniest out there. He cracks me up all the time.
100% agree. I watch every new video (assuming it's a movie I've seen)...my favorite is the "shut up" he always does after jump scares.
26:23 "why do he have beans in that?".......because they're Mexican.
thats not racist...... they're just Mexican............ and Mexicans love beans.
Reaction so good. Thanks for sharing dude!
Great reaction to an amazing movie. Just went through the movies you've watched and I didn't see No Country for Old Men in there. Highly recommend you check out this fantastic movie.
It’s there, he reacted to it about 10 months ago 👍. I was actually just re-watching it the other day because I couldn’t find anything else to watch! I love this channel. ❤
"No women and kids I guess". Lol
Excellent Movie Excellent Cast Excellent Reaction ❤
I was so pissed off when he said “it was nothing personal”. I don’t ever agree with killing kids. I’m just glad he killed the man responsible. That man had no remorse and was selfish. It was okay for him to kill his family so horribly, but when his family died he is appalled. So sad. This movie was very good. Your reaction was mine.
Buddy, you live in THE only land of legal assault rifles. In Mexico, there’s only one gun store in the entire country - and it’s controlled by the army.
Hello, that guy that played " The Punisher " I first saw him as a Sheriff's Deputy on " The Walking Dead ".
When it actually hits you why Benicio del toro does what he does any man would do
Benicio is the Sicario
Get ready for part 2, Benicio turns up in that one.
1:37 True, and that's the Wintertime in AZ right there. 😂
She knew what was going on-
Once she got on that aircraft with no identification and said they were flying to Juarez with an obvious Spanish speaker and as you said, “hard.”
She was just lying to herself.
Of the FBI training is nonexistent
He may have killed the family because he felt they were already deep into that world and were ruined anyway. Kids would grow up to be in the cartel.
It was pure revenge
Don’t know if it hasn’t been said yet, but you know “Sicario” means hitman in Spanish right???
The scene with Benecio and the guy? I think Benecio waterboarded him judging by the water he carried in.
Great movie, so tense, love the score too.
too bad the composer took an overdose some time later!he even won an oscar for this score!
He broke down a condoned puppy killing for The Thing. Now he condoning baby killing for Sicario. What evil have we done to this man. 😆
18:00 lmao naw they waterboarded him, he just stood over him like that to show dominance (it forces the person to look up)
they showed no water going down the drain on purpose he didn't waterboard him he did something much worse
@@celticsF4N exactly
I always thought they made him to drink all that water to distend his stomach and then punch and kick him in the body. Which causes terrible pain and vomiting. And in some cases makes your stomach rupture
@@Tontzamann filling you up with water also makes it harder for you to relax when you are being water boarded because you have so much water in your systems you start to freak out faster
@@ProHero86 i think to be absolutely savage they probably did the beating and drinking i suggested. After that when he is hurting they probably started to waterboard him.
Considering the man shot cartel bosses wife and kids next to him
I would not be surprised.
Still quite nasty
Juarez in that movie, is a nice interpretation of many parts in Haiti where I come from. Unfortunately, sad, but real
Nice pitbull, dude!
This masterpiece needs an immediate follow up with Sicario 2 🤯🔫😂. In the room he was waterboarding the cartel member to get info. It's a forbidden military torture method.
But there's a shot of a water drain with NO water. Meaning something else was happening.
He took the jug to make it look like he was going to do the least despicable advanced interrogation technique. In actuality he raped the dude into submission.
Plus, the jug of water was still there on the floor, so he hadn’t gotten to water boarding him yet.
THE HUNTED has Tommy Lee Jones & Benicio del Toro.... Should watch.... Great Content as usual
Great reaction as always love your personality
You'd love the movie "The Hunted", trust me, it's a much darker Rambo.
Did u seriously ask why he have beans in that? It’s Mexican food, beans are a staple in Hispanic cooking. And he grabbed him by the eyebrow not the temple
So for the record, he did give a fuck about it. He recognized her voice, and he knew he’d slightly hesitate and even if she didn’t, he was faster. He knew that with what she was wearing, the “2 to the chest” wouldn’t kill her (or likely cause permanent damage, even though ribs are naggy”). He always hits where he expects to, and just center mass is easy for him, and where she was protected; that’s why he didn’t think about it. He knew he could get our of the fight temporarily (because of her heart, she’d keep fighting), and that he’d get who he needed. If he had to, it wouldn’t have just been CM.
My Favorite Jon Bernthal movie is The Accountant ❤
Sicario 2 is pretty good too. Same actors excluding Emily Blunt.
The wife was hopeful until Alejandro mentioned his daughter. She knew that was it.
This was a laugh out loud reaction! Thank you
yeah I had a tonne of laughs.
I also have no idea what Sicario is, but I have an idea of how entertaining this watch will be and I'm here for it.
Josh Brolin has come such a long way since he was on THE GOONIES.
I think what he did to 'ole boy' in the room was, he waterboarded him. That's why he walked in there with that big ass jug of water.
Then they showed us the jug on the ground, a dry drain, and no sound of water splashing
Benicio is so awesome in this movie. My second favorite movie with him is The Way of the Gun. Watch that!
Benicio Del Toro is excellent alongside Johnny Depp in the film adaptation of Hunter S. Thompson’s epic account of his assignment to cover the Mint 400 off road race in Vegas in the early /mid 70’s.
The book is legendary.
(like “The Rum Diaries”)
And Hunter S. Thompson was a rockstar of a writer- sort of Hemingway mixed with Keith Richards..
He and Depp were close,
Depp played him perfectly in the film, down to Hunter’s unique speaking style.
It’s an odd film if you don’t understand the background and the Depp / Thompson connection- but it’s hilarious if you do
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Did that one last year. I think you will enjoy it
The reason he got up close to him like that was to demean the guy, to show him I’m the big man and you’re a punk
Denis Villenueve's early work is remarkable and super underappreciated compared to his later, Hollywood stuff. Polytechnique and Incendies, and even Enemy, are truly great and unique films to experience.
I agree with you completely
I believe he hasn’t made a miss yet. And is currently my favorite director.
Enemy was my first experience, and I was dumbfounded afterward. Such a mindtwist.
02:30 yeah fr . . . nobody's sticking corpes in the wall
@41:55 sadly enough isn't that happening everywhere in America these days?
This movie was written by Taylor Sheridan. His other movies are Wind River & Hell or High Water.
30:50 😂😂You can make the most serious situations funny 😂😂!!!
Beans are good for breakfast, lunch and dinner!
Surprised we didn't get a Detroit, Mexico joke
I was just as disappointed as you, to be honest.
I first noticed Benicio del Toro in "License To Kill" (a Bond film), back in 1989. Over the years, every time I watch him the same adjectives go through my mind...
Intense...
Brooding...
Intense...
Attractive...
Intense...
Interesting...
Intense...
Sexy...
Intense...
Scary AF...
Oh, & did I say, intensely intense?
Damn fine actor too.
Which reminds me, you should eventually get into some of the James Bond movies, especially the ones with Sean Connery. They're fun, nostalgic & beloved.
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Don't forget
Hilarious...
Thought provoking movie about whats going on in the real world. This films on another level.
"I don't want to live nowhere where assault rifles are going off in the background and we're just like, alright."
That is in many American cities and people don't seem to care.
Bodies dry out fast in Arizona