For sure, it has what most of Hollywood lacks. An emphasis on realism and atmosphere, not flying cars, karate kicks and silly fckn nonsense for 12 yr olds.
Maybe because she wouldn't actually get out of the truck like her partner told her to. Since she didn't get of the truck to see what happened like a Liberal/Democrat shes going to jump to conclusions that it was her own sides fault because she didnt grow a pair to get out of the truck to see what really went down.
I mean when you are backed up by a paramilitary squad likely derived from some of the best JSOC has to offer you don't have much to worry about in this scenario. He has some pretty lethal bodyguards, and I'm sure he has full trust in their abilities.
Can we just talk about the soundtrack a bit?? The soundtrack composed by Jóhann Jóhannsson brought this movie to a whole different level. Without his input, scenes would not have been as tense and dark throughout. It's a damn shame he died 3 years later.
Oh, absolutely ... His use of cellos/double-basses for that gritty, grinding, undertones, is what did for me in adding a tonal context ... moreso with 'The Beast' ... ... and that scene where, in addition to Rodger Deakins legendary photography, of figures moving in front of a setting sun, you know something ugly is going to occur in that tunnel ... It's if, perhaps factually, we are shown a glimpse into the _real_ War on Drugs, where the CIA's SOG/DoD Tier 1 units undertake ops that are as pitch black as ZeroDarkThirty, with no moon, or any light at all, and emphasises Orwell's axiom that we can sleep safely in our beds, due to rough men ready to do harm ... In fact, I'm certain that if even a fraction of what the CIA gets upto, sanctioned or not, gets known, it would be completely unpalatable to a whole swathe of the public. Sometimes not knowing what we don't know is a plus ... [Edit: a combination of cocaine, and flu medication, with perhaps a overdose of the former, meant he passed at 48. At 47, I feel kinda old, but when you compare his age to that of, say, Ennio Morricone, when the latter died, 48 _is_ rather young ...]
@@introvertedpenguin3923 You're probably right. But you'd be surprised at the level of stupidity in some of the serious statements coming from these cancers of society. A lot of them take pride in the insanity of their comments because the truth is they really do hate this republic and want to destroy it from the inside.
@@libertyfreedom5726 So I am aware of that fact, I have siblings who are "lost" to put it lightly. But whenever someone is genuinely that far off reality their statements are more coherent and the same can be said for their "reasoning/logic"
@@steviewonder3583 Got to do that once. Here's a tip, make sure that you are firmly seated and that the surface you're sitting on does not slip. That kinda didn't really end well for me, it was fun until it lasted though
Pretty sure their masters would have probably tortured to death if they'd done nothing. Once they received the task it was either 1. Succeed; 2. Die; or 3. Die. They ended up with option 2.
@@SegaGentleman The heads of the cartels have the arbitrary power of life and death over their underlings and their families. And exercise it. So I would consider master to be sufficiently descriptive. I'm extremely grateful that my likelihood of being in contact with them is relatively low.
He’s what a real special ops guy probably looks like: a nerd that is really a trained killer. Also loved the scene in Sicario 2 when he was stealing the hotel towels
Well, when you’re a Christian, you can’t kill, but you have to for the good, see If they didn’t kill them they would have been killed, like Chris Kyle, he didn’t want to kill the mother and the son, but if he didn’t, his squad blows up, see? You gotta do whatcha gotta do
If someone is dressed as a dad with a shirt and pants and has a bulletproof vest on with a sub-machine gun, that guy has probably killed more people than the live ones you have met.
*Surrounded by multiple highly trained SOF combat veterans with weapons at the ready * Cartel thug: "I hAvE a ChAnCe." Edit: Okay everyone. I have seen the movie. I know it was just a diversion. I know the thugs were going to die either way. I made a joke that I thought wasn't going to be taken seriously. But here we are with 100 comments saying the same shit that I already know.
para mi estas peliculas gringas son una mierda, yo te recomiendo que si realmente quieres ver una buena pelicula de narcos la pelicula El Infierno es la unica que realmente vale la pena ver.
@@caleb2370 Pelicula que refleja realmente la cruda realidad que se viven en México día a día con el narco. Estas peliculas hollywoodense lo unico que buscan es hacer ver a los gringos como si fueran los heroes.
@UC8_WY3NZ6kDDVVzd3xjfQ_w says someone who obviously has never been in a situation like this if you have youd know how bullshit rules of engagement can be where its you and your buddies dying meanwhile guys like this get away and fo it again and dont get caught because some fucknut whos not there is calling the shots and thinks he knows everything
"Listen here, I know you come from a land where everything is fast paced and colorful but one wrong move here and your ass is getting sent to space on a shrapnel platter via physics engine"
I like the little detail at 2:38 when it shows the gang member holding the gun we see that the car has no key in the ignition indicating that it must be stolen.
And also that first gang member who was chilling in the seat and then gets off with a face that looked like he's gonna blow if you don't shoot him first...
I remember being sleeping on a bus travel, the bus got stuck in a traffic jam, when I opened my eyes and look trough the window to see where we were I saw a policeman shooting a mugger right in the head. It was a lot like this scene.
Beautiful scene, shows just how good things can be with just barely ambient music. Also hats off to that masked sicario, clearly the plan worked for him to almost assassinate her character, considering how badass these soldiers are shown to be. He somehow managed to sneak up on her SUV even with that getup which means that he must have been really good at his job since they were clearly able to discern two hostiles out of a crowd of probably hundreds of cars.
What’s great about this scene is that fact that the two cars were acting as decoys so the sicario (the one who shot at Emily Blunts character) could come up and try to take them out
@@juliangeorge2026 well he wasn’t a very good one becuase he shoulda took out the SOF guy right in front of him instead of shooting at a vehicle window considering it would change the ballestics of the round and most likely causing a miss
I like how they all followed decent procedures here. They knew what they were up against, they tried their best at peace, and did their work professionally. Flawless
I hated how they translated Benicio's first words as "with Peace" he's actually saying "Compas" which is equivalent to "homies" or "buddies" in Spanish.
@@Latinos4Trump not quite. The literal definition/translation is something like “fellow countrymen” but the way “paisano” is used in Mexican-American relations has different connotations. Basically, he’s calling them southerners, not Mexican-Americans, and also addressing that they’re gang/cartel-affiliated
@@djknucklez1 Now I'm really confused, those dudes looked Mexican or even Salvadorian, hitmen from guy they are transporting(Hell in Yankee land blowjob guy and Guillermo is Colombian in movie so they are not countrymen) Anyway I look forward to the part 3.👍
Sicario is not only a masterpiece, this film also has a brilliant ending. Part 2 was also very good and I'm still waiting for part 3. my favorite character is the American with the glasses in the passenger seat.
This is one of the greatest scenes in a movie I have ever seen in my life. I will never forget the emotions I felt watching this movie for the first time.
Como cuando el traductor no sabe la jerga mexicana donde dice "compas, compas" como diciendo compadre y en la traducción ponen in peace (En paz) jajaja
That’s not just some dude. He’s based on a real life Delta guy. Quick Google search in your find interviews about him on TH-cam Edit: Plus he broke the ROE,that’s how he got his burn notice
@@sergeigen1 una cosa es dirección y otra cosa es realismo que exige. Lo principal era la parte del tiroteo más no el resto de la gente. Probablemente no te mostraron al resto corriendo x considerarlo innecesario, eso no significa que su montaje fue malo, solo quisieron centrarse en lo importante pasando por alto el resto Además, en la misma película se da a entender que esas operaciones son comunes en esas parte del país. Por lo que ahí se justifica porque la gente decidió quedarse dentro de sus autos ya que por que por experiencia o avisos les conviene seguir en sus lugares para evitar el caos o que por sospechas les disparen cuando corran
Just a story I'd like to share while watching this - I had taken some medications at that time and the side effects caused me to become agitated and had this weird feeling that my face muscles are moving. Kid you not, I had the most intense anxiety attacked whilst watching this.
Brilliant scene, the way the Delta Force operators expend only enough ammo to complete the job is perfect. Another Hollywood film would have a stupid gunfight with hundreds of rounds spraying about!
Producer sad this. In the end, they have to pay broken windows to THe car rental, so this way save some money. Or I like THe fact, when i was 6 years old, and i want throw my chew gum, i put down car window. I m natural born USA marine:))) Man, i like THe fact , your comment was THe most unnecesary what i have seen in TH-cam. Thank you for your wisdom
The gunplay in this movie is brilliant, they got some real grade A military advisors for this, I mean its so cool to see them moving around cars and setting perimeters, and the guys jumping into the trunk to cover the rear, brilliant stuff
It pays to be proactive and aggressive in those situations. Like how they immediately wanted to set a perimeter and get out of the truck. Sitting in that truck only put them at a disadvantage. They knew whoever got out first was going to have the edge.
Another thing is that I have came close to death many times before but saved because my parents. Now imagine if they were busy or gone. I wouldn't be here. Same with others.
"So Boss we picked some guys for that thing at the border." "Those with all the face tattoos that you can identify as cartel from 300m away?" "Yeah those, exactly." "Perfect! It will hit them out of nowhere!"
that's actually proabable. the real sicario was the one kate shot who was wearing police uniform. the guys with tattoos were just decoys to lure the guys away from the car.
Thats literally what was intended. They were supposed to be a diversion so the sicario could kill Emily Blunt. The thugs knew they were going to die. Either get lit up by them or go back to the cartel and get their heads chopped off.
@@z43u What reason did they have to kill emily? I think he was on the way to shoot the prisoner and emily was in the way. but idk she was in the last car in the column and he had no way to reach the prisoner in time
@@chrisl2634 It's not a white man thing to say. It's an any race thing to say. Nothing says "hire me" like a neck tattoo. Neck and face tats are for losers. And I have tats.
@@theburrowedowl1540 only a loser like you judges a book by it's cover I've seen a handful of people with face and neck tattoos that have jobs you're just a prick
@@sergeigen1 Depends, this happened fast. The way they operate and shoot is very much like real life military training though. You don't often see that in movies.
One of the most well- made, intense action movie of all time! Still waiting for Sicario 3....
@puppies that’s a huge stretch
For sure, it has what most of Hollywood lacks. An emphasis on realism and atmosphere, not flying cars, karate kicks and silly fckn nonsense for 12 yr olds.
Fully agrees one of the very best
Hopefully if done, it's made by the same director that was behind the first instalment. The quality between the first and second movie is abysmal
Sicario 3 will just be America nuking Mexico. It will get mixed reviews.
95% of this movie is Emily Blunt’s character asking “What the fuck are we doing?” or “What the fuck is going on?”
Yes she is so lost! lol
copied comment
So true man. Such an annoying character.
Maybe because she wouldn't actually get out of the truck like her partner told her to. Since she didn't get of the truck to see what happened like a Liberal/Democrat shes going to jump to conclusions that it was her own sides fault because she didnt grow a pair to get out of the truck to see what really went down.
@@kodiakbearguy1675 or maybe the bitch was just scared.
Josh Brolin meanwhile is sitting in the car chewing gum like it is no big deal. What a badass character.
That's because he is Thanos
@@user.--. And also Cable. So, yes, good point.
it is inevitable
@@user.--. damn, I was going to say that 😂
I mean when you are backed up by a paramilitary squad likely derived from some of the best JSOC has to offer you don't have much to worry about in this scenario. He has some pretty lethal bodyguards, and I'm sure he has full trust in their abilities.
Love the dude who 180s and instinctually double-taps the assassin Blunt already shot.
I was thinking the same thing. Muscle memory and training. Damn.
Well you got to make sure he is really dead ,even if it takes one or 2 mags on him.
Thats just protocol
180 no scope, legend
He missed he was already on the ground.
The music, the setup, the camera work, the choreography - perfection!
Villeneuve did it
and the dog
You mean cinematography?
Villenueve + Deakins = Perfection
Not to mention the excellent sound design and music.
Best part. Josh Brolin's character never talks or gets outta the car but had that face at the end, "kids, go handle my light work"
Hes the one who explain the rules of engagement on the radio.
Imagine him actually getting out ... Boss music **INTENSIFIES**
@@AGENT-tq1nm Notification:"Master Cheif has just ended the battle"
Well he is Thanos so
Nope. As team leader, his job is command and control. The Texas Rangers had the principal. Or did you forget about him?
When you're a newb playing with your pro friends, and manage to get a kill.
Me n Valorant explained.
I hated her in this movie.
These Comments bro .. I'm dyin
Promooooted!
…And then brag about it afterwards😳
The dog going ape shit always makes this scene just a bit more intense then it already was👍
I've found that dogs going apeshit make literally anything more intense. Especially when it's behind me in the checkout line
Can we just talk about the soundtrack a bit?? The soundtrack composed by Jóhann Jóhannsson brought this movie to a whole different level. Without his input, scenes would not have been as tense and dark throughout. It's a damn shame he died 3 years later.
Oh, absolutely ...
His use of cellos/double-basses for that gritty, grinding, undertones, is what did for me in adding a tonal context ... moreso with 'The Beast' ...
... and that scene where, in addition to Rodger Deakins legendary photography, of figures moving in front of a setting sun, you know something ugly is going to occur in that tunnel ...
It's if, perhaps factually, we are shown a glimpse into the _real_ War on Drugs, where the CIA's SOG/DoD Tier 1 units undertake ops that are as pitch black as ZeroDarkThirty, with no moon, or any light at all, and emphasises Orwell's axiom that we can sleep safely in our beds, due to rough men ready to do harm ...
In fact, I'm certain that if even a fraction of what the CIA gets upto, sanctioned or not, gets known, it would be completely unpalatable to a whole swathe of the public. Sometimes not knowing what we don't know is a plus ...
[Edit: a combination of cocaine, and flu medication, with perhaps a overdose of the former, meant he passed at 48. At 47, I feel kinda old, but when you compare his age to that of, say, Ennio Morricone, when the latter died, 48 _is_ rather young ...]
@@nigelft why don't you write a book instead
No one is gonna read this shit
I read it. I like it. I realy like this movie, with THe music. But i enjoy THe soundtrack alone, so every litle info is intresting to me. Thanks.
true that sound track set up the vibe and they used it perfectly
This movie was so intense, Can you suggest me more movies like these if you know any?
1:17 This guy predicted the future and bought all that toilet roll.
Dudeeeeee he is from the future...
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!
Jajajajajajaja
omfg nice catch!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
everyone else on the highway: “yea, just another day in Mexico”
That’s it
but any fool commenting without knowing.
Ususal Tuesday in Mexico
This movie is so brilliant. Denis Villeneuve is a true artist. "It won't even make the papers in El Paso." So true.
@jordan mackenzie wtf are you smoking? It's obviously crack. Get a life you liberal
@jordan mackenzie This is the type of comment that would come from an uneducated leftist. Please don't make yourself look that way.
@@libertyfreedom5726 pretty sure the dude is trolling.
Otherwise why would he say such a demonstrably stupid statement.
@@introvertedpenguin3923 You're probably right. But you'd be surprised at the level of stupidity in some of the serious statements coming from these cancers of society. A lot of them take pride in the insanity of their comments because the truth is they really do hate this republic and want to destroy it from the inside.
@@libertyfreedom5726 So I am aware of that fact, I have siblings who are "lost" to put it lightly.
But whenever someone is genuinely that far off reality their statements are more coherent and the same can be said for their "reasoning/logic"
“No they won’t. They won’t even make the papers to El Paso.” Now that gave me the chills
you can't do that today.. cellphones everywhere..
@@pucuk1668 I lived along the border for ten years and it happens more then folks want to believe.
Papers “IN” el paso*
Why is that ? I dont understand the meaning behind it
@@savinmal meaning shit like that happens alot around and at the border. Goes unnoticed or ppl just dont care enough down there to report it
4:17 is my childhood dream thing to do.
I just got a new suv with a tailgate. Want to use it?
Lmao out of all things in this scene that’s what you thought of 🤣
Yo! YES! That looks like it’d be fun asf!
haha its fun to ride in back of pickup too u can do that sht in mexico
@@steviewonder3583 Got to do that once. Here's a tip, make sure that you are firmly seated and that the surface you're sitting on does not slip. That kinda didn't really end well for me, it was fun until it lasted though
Una excelente película, buenos actores, la realidad de lo que se vive a diario en las fronteras...
😂😂
Como se llama esa pelicula
It is the same reality that the United States lives when they kill students in schools hahahaha
Agentes anti Narcóticos matando a Narcotraficantes Méxicanos en suelo Méxicano no debe pasar muy seguido.
Imagine getting killed because one of your carmates tries to be a hero while being held at gunpoint
Pretty sure their masters would have probably tortured to death if they'd done nothing. Once they received the task it was either 1. Succeed; 2. Die; or 3. Die. They ended up with option 2.
@@pinchespiderman ***option 3 die slowly and painfully? Lol
@@pinchespiderman you say masters ...them cartels really treat their fellow Spanish people like that??
@@SegaGentleman The heads of the cartels have the arbitrary power of life and death over their underlings and their families. And exercise it. So I would consider master to be sufficiently descriptive. I'm extremely grateful that my likelihood of being in contact with them is relatively low.
Look at their faces. Those guys were all dead either way, the ones that drew the guns were just smart to pick the less painful way out.
Dude in the glasses smoked all those 4 with a couple shots like a badass
He used to be a spy 🤷🏻♂️
@@TheBeardedBoofhead until one day, he was burned.
@@muslimueez @TheBeardedBoofhead You two are my spirit animals.
Never underestimate nerds.
@@muslimueez that final scene in the last episode was brilliant... Gonna have to rewatch now I think...
Jeffrey Donovan, the guy with nerd glasses was my favorite.
*He was tipically dangerous guy in real life*
Thats bottles
He’s what a real special ops guy probably looks like: a nerd that is really a trained killer. Also loved the scene in Sicario 2 when he was stealing the hotel towels
Delta force guy's look like history teatchers.
Probably because of his charming character in burn notice
Imagine seeing a car full of fellow Cartel members get lit up instantly and you decide to do the exact same thing hoping for a different result
They had no choice. If they didn't they'd most likely be dismembered alive. I'd take a quick bullet to the face over that any day.
Die by cop or die brutally by cartel on returning home?
Well, when you’re a Christian, you can’t kill, but you have to for the good, see If they didn’t kill them they would have been killed, like Chris Kyle, he didn’t want to kill the mother and the son, but if he didn’t, his squad blows up, see? You gotta do whatcha gotta do
@@Mike-ss1ju facts, after watching gore vids on what cartels do to traitors, I'd take a quick bullet any day
@@amm251 what does religion have to do with anyone this?
If someone is dressed as a dad with a shirt and pants and has a bulletproof vest on with a sub-machine gun, that guy has probably killed more people than the live ones you have met.
He’s the scariest dude in this movie. He just looks so innocuous.
it's automatic ffs
do you know what semi-automatic means?
Even worse if they have automatic considering their profession. Lol.
@@suchitrabose1204 i guess he meant submachine gun
The whole construction of this whole sequence was lit 🔥
Only in Hollywood.
Bollywood
Yes, it was well lit. Lighting was on-point.
Idk why but the barking dog adds to the suspense 😳
Dogs can sense bad vibes yk
Service dog smelt the guns and brass on the bullets no shit what detail and thought.
Some say - animal, esp dog - they already can the Death Angel mingling around waitin' for the 'moment'.
It adds to the element of “imminent danger”
It totally does. Fucking brilliant.
One of the most badass scenes you can re-watch a lot.
Movie name plz?
@@hamzaniazi1 Sicario 1.
Thanks ❤️
1:55 my first time noticing Alejandro still wears his wedding ring.
Funny you mention this, when he is instructed *We must be engaged to engage*
@@apurugganan 📠🐝
Damm me 2
*Surrounded by multiple highly trained SOF combat veterans with weapons at the ready
*
Cartel thug: "I hAvE a ChAnCe."
Edit: Okay everyone. I have seen the movie. I know it was just a diversion. I know the thugs were going to die either way. I made a joke that I thought wasn't going to be taken seriously. But here we are with 100 comments saying the same shit that I already know.
🤣🤣🤣
Stupidity
Ahahah so true!
If they didn’t they’d probably be killed by the cartel anyway
Or if they didn't do what they were told, their loved ones would die.
Una de las mejores escenas de acción. Mucha tensión en ese momento. Excelente película.
para mi estas peliculas gringas son una mierda, yo te recomiendo que si realmente quieres ver una buena pelicula de narcos la pelicula El Infierno es la unica que realmente vale la pena ver.
donde en encuentro la pelicula completa aqui en youtube
@@mikerazor8246 peor pelicula no podrias haber recomendado?
@@caleb2370 Pelicula que refleja realmente la cruda realidad que se viven en México día a día con el narco. Estas peliculas hollywoodense lo unico que buscan es hacer ver a los gringos como si fueran los heroes.
@@josueramirez9602 cuando es todo lo contrario
The tension is high while Thanos is in his car chewing his gum. Badass
Non chalant like another day at the office😎
3:35 dude with the glasses ropes them in by scouting down the street but actually waiting for their move.
What do you expect from michael Weston
Nice tactic
Whats the title of this movie ?
@@markjosephvalenzuela5912 it’s literally in the title of the video.
Sicario
@@NovemberSky3 dont you dare get a attitude
That was the most suspenseful door unlock ever.
Fr
That’s why he got the burn notice,jumped out to soon.
Just realized my man in the red n white shirt who got lit up was rocking open toe sandals. Real mfin G 😂😂
Same here 😂😂😂💀
Those are jerusalem cruisers
Them bbq 4s
Combat chanclas
To "go out like a 'G' ". He made it man. He made it.
Like a friend of mine once said about not following "rules of engagement": "i rather my mom visit me in prison than bringing flowers to my grave!"
Your friend wasn't exactly Einstein, was he?
@UC8_WY3NZ6kDDVVzd3xjfQ_w says someone who obviously has never been in a situation like this if you have youd know how bullshit rules of engagement can be where its you and your buddies dying meanwhile guys like this get away and fo it again and dont get caught because some fucknut whos not there is calling the shots and thinks he knows everything
So true
@@TheSaltyAdmiral no
He’s was a survivor
There a lot of situation where these "Rules of Engagement" is like gambling with your life.
This scene was so compelling and visceral, fantastic in every way!
The cast were ideally chosen.
The reflex double tap at 3:52 is a great attention to detail, their training, always follow up!
It's so awkward how he first turns on the 9 mm. shot, though.
always double tap
Its movie man haha
@@anix1398 What ?!?!? I thought it was a documentary into the cartels - ArE YoU K!dDiNg Me ?
@@techsysengineer5135 yes haha
The build-up to this scene is definitely masterful
When you play ARMA 3 with your friends as a cod player and get confused why everyone is talking so much.
🤣😂😂
"Listen here, I know you come from a land where everything is fast paced and colorful but one wrong move here and your ass is getting sent to space on a shrapnel platter via physics engine"
@@wyettastone its more like fear the physics engine god
I like the little detail at 2:38 when it shows the gang member holding the gun we see that the car has no key in the ignition indicating that it must be stolen.
Niceeee
No it was just another movie mistake 😂😂😂
At that same time frame 2:38, I noticed the lack of trigger discipline indicating that the cartels aren't concerned about safety
And also that first gang member who was chilling in the seat and then gets off with a face that looked like he's gonna blow if you don't shoot him first...
I remember being sleeping on a bus travel, the bus got stuck in a traffic jam, when I opened my eyes and look trough the window to see where we were I saw a policeman shooting a mugger right in the head. It was a lot like this scene.
Really ??
That sounds absolutely nothing like this scene
😲
@@shiroism8039 lmfaoooooo
:O
"Compas! Compas...no no no no no! Pregunta: se quieren morir???!!"
Monumental Benicio del Toro.
shut up or pay
@@zacharbert6604 stfu stupid
@Sebastian Plaza Vanegas no, dice Compas, es una manera de decir amigo. Pero en los subtítulos pone Con Paz.
@@MasterVaNeL I agree. he is saying "compas" It makes more sense in the context of the scene than " con paz"
@@MasterVaNeL así es
3:36 that's the most badass firing rounds by a single person ever witnessed atleast for me
I'd like to introduce to you Lucas Botkin. They call him human aimbot.
then the glasses guy got wrecked in Sicario 2
That's Michael Weston
@@jeremycunningham9005 that's not Lucas.
I'm not sure..., This is the actor from Burn Notice, right?
Sicario 1 and 2 are the one of the best action movies that ever made.
This scene is so intense, every time I watch this scene I forget to breathe.
That’s what happened to George Floyd
Beautiful scene, shows just how good things can be with just barely ambient music. Also hats off to that masked sicario, clearly the plan worked for him to almost assassinate her character, considering how badass these soldiers are shown to be. He somehow managed to sneak up on her SUV even with that getup which means that he must have been really good at his job since they were clearly able to discern two hostiles out of a crowd of probably hundreds of cars.
haha funny
are you deaf because i definitely hear music
@@Koew "barely ambient music" = just enough music to be heard, to set the mood, without it being overwhelming or a main focus of a scene.
What’s great about this scene is that fact that the two cars were acting as decoys so the sicario (the one who shot at Emily Blunts character) could come up and try to take them out
and what's crazy is that if Emily Blunt's character got out of the car like Del Toro's character told her to, the sicario could've killed them all
@@juliangeorge2026 well he wasn’t a very good one becuase he shoulda took out the SOF guy right in front of him instead of shooting at a vehicle window considering it would change the ballestics of the round and most likely causing a miss
@@gaberesendez6492 He also stuck out like a sore thumb the way he was dressed...not exactly stealthy
The sicario was going for the prisoner, right?
@@jeffghant4760 Yep. Keep him from talking and revealing any information.
Too bad Jeffrey Donovan didn’t have a bigger role in this movie
they seriously need to make more movies like this. i’m tired of soft sht now days.
How old you think this movie is? lol the sequel came out not even 2 years ago
I agree
Virgin lol
@@reiminishio9214 and we need more lol
You say people are making soft nowadays, but movies now are about as hardcore as they come.
I like how they all followed decent procedures here. They knew what they were up against, they tried their best at peace, and did their work professionally. Flawless
I like how the soldier who said no with the head tested the second car by stoping aiming at them for a second, just to see if they take the spot.
lol I liked the way he nodded his head basically saying “make a move and you’re all dead” he took them out like a boss.
That was pure bait to get things moving.
I love how Benicio really emphasizes the, "Do you want to die?" or QUIEREN MORIR?
Bro I thought I was the only one
I hated how they translated Benicio's first words as "with Peace" he's actually saying "Compas" which is equivalent to "homies" or "buddies" in Spanish.
true! 👍
What does pisanos mean? It it meant to be a insult like "hick" because Guillermo is from big city and these guys are from the country?
@@Latinos4Trump not quite. The literal definition/translation is something like “fellow countrymen” but the way “paisano” is used in Mexican-American relations has different connotations. Basically, he’s calling them southerners, not Mexican-Americans, and also addressing that they’re gang/cartel-affiliated
@@Latinos4Trump It's not an insult. It's what you call someone who is also Mexican as a term of endearment. Almost like "brother".
@@djknucklez1 Now I'm really confused, those dudes looked Mexican or even Salvadorian, hitmen from guy they are transporting(Hell in Yankee land blowjob guy and Guillermo is Colombian in movie so they are not countrymen) Anyway I look forward to the part 3.👍
You have Thanos, a guy who used to be a spy, and Emily Blunt asking the tough questions. Such a great scene
Thanos and The Collector lol
@jordan mackenzie Dude we're watching a movie here?
@jordan mackenzie tf is this?
And Frankie fkn four finger
Emily blunt asking some lame questions. “What the fuck are we doing?” What ya think bitch, defending ourselves.
This scene never fails to amaze me no matter how many times I watch it.
its crap . you think that huge crowd of commuters would just sit in their cars ? hell no, there would be people scrambling everywhere
What's the title of this movie?
@@al-fajrprasetyo481 Sicario 1
Sicario is not only a masterpiece, this film also has a brilliant ending. Part 2 was also very good and I'm still waiting for part 3. my favorite character is the American with the glasses in the passenger seat.
Glasses straight up two shots everyone in the car..epic scene!
He used to be a spy after all.
That double tap ...
The thing about that is he didn’t just spray around, he took like 2 shots each and onto the heads
This is one of the greatest scenes in a movie I have ever seen in my life. I will never forget the emotions I felt watching this movie for the first time.
Movie name please
@@IbiiiAli Sicario
Awesome casting. Awesome directing. Awesome filming. Such a cool scene!
Como cuando el traductor no sabe la jerga mexicana donde dice "compas, compas" como diciendo compadre y en la traducción ponen in peace (En paz) jajaja
Dijo “con paz”
@@lilmeechnation21 NO, dice compas
Yo pensaba que era con paz también !!
Yo creo que dice con paz.
En realidad está bien la traducción, dice claramente "con paz, con paz" que es muy diferente a "compas".
I didn’t realize it was Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) until I rewatched this scene because it was so good.
I like to think after the end of burn notice he comes back to do work for the Government in this movie
Haha yeah he goes back to being CIA. He is pretty badass n under utilized in the movie.
The guy with the black glasses would be a perfect match for a movie “Half Life - Gordon Freeman”.
But no suit
Dude is one of my favorite secondary characters. Love when he was a part of the CIA crew that 'cleaned up' the gang at the end of Sicario 2.
You talking at bottles? From shot caller.
That's the guy from Burn Notice. A show that was on for like 6 years on USA. Hes like Jason Bourne but remembers everything. It was pretty good.
He is too old to potray dr freeman.
Dude with the glasses. Double tapping and switching in between targets. Awesome editing
That’s not just some dude. He’s based on a real life Delta guy. Quick Google search in your find interviews about him on TH-cam
Edit: Plus he broke the ROE,that’s how he got his burn notice
Una de las escenas más épicas que vi. Muy buena película 🍿👍
Consulta donde la puedo encontrar la película?
@@JoseDiaz-fm2yi repelis. Pelismas . Cuevanas . Saludos 👍🍿👍
4:03 when you kill 6 guys and get another infinity stone
LOL!
Villanueve está a otro nivel como director, esta escena está tan bien dirigida carajo.
claro que no, tu crees que la gente se hiba a quedar dentro de sus autos asi nomas ? no tiene nada de realismo eso
@@sergeigen1 una cosa es dirección y otra cosa es realismo que exige. Lo principal era la parte del tiroteo más no el resto de la gente. Probablemente no te mostraron al resto corriendo x considerarlo innecesario, eso no significa que su montaje fue malo, solo quisieron centrarse en lo importante pasando por alto el resto
Además, en la misma película se da a entender que esas operaciones son comunes en esas parte del país. Por lo que ahí se justifica porque la gente decidió quedarse dentro de sus autos ya que por que por experiencia o avisos les conviene seguir en sus lugares para evitar el caos o que por sospechas les disparen cuando corran
This is some seriously anxiety provoking shit... great work.
Just a story I'd like to share while watching this - I had taken some medications at that time and the side effects caused me to become agitated and had this weird feeling that my face muscles are moving. Kid you not, I had the most intense anxiety attacked whilst watching this.
All of a sudden Blunt grows a conscious..Being in SWAT I guess is like planting flowers.
It definitely can be, depending on where you are.
WTD do u even mean? SWAT is SWAT no matter of location
@@theProClaimer Different cities have SWATs that deal with different issues.
Plus blowing people away on a crowded highway isn't something swat does on the regular
@@waakid007 thank you for saying what I was thinking 🤔
The Collector and the bois :
Pew pew!! Bang bang bang !!
Thanos :
Chilling and chewing bubblegum
one of my favorite scenes from one of my favorite movies… by my all time favorite director 💕 Denis Villeneuve making us French Canadian proud ✌🏻
a guy you never met in your life makes you french canadian proud? what sort of drugs are you on?
Disregard John Smith, he's a rube. Anyway, Dune is going to be incredible, and Enemy is one of my favorite films of all time.
Incendies it's a master piece
@@JohnSmith-zk8xp Thts how losers associate themselves with successful people.
The way THANOS was chilling at @4:05 , was badass, like he knows he dont need to worry about anything, his boys will take care of things
One of my all time favourite movie scene. Never gets old.
Vaya satisfacción ver esto aunque sea en película
Alv los narcos
@@fernansierrano2742 si no son nada ante gente experimentada en operaciones asi
That have to be the calmest traffic ever if i was near of any of those car I could be hiting my pedal full speed lmfao
Welcome to el paso, this is called tuesday for them
Lol. I’d be shitting my pants
This is what shows the sad reality down the border. Violence and crime is part of daily life
😂😂😂
Me imagino una mision de call of duty así.
Te aseguro que si hacen misiones así como en las películas o series cambiaría un poc
Esta chido. es una buena esena..
@@jairorafaelcejas834 o99(m/kkkkkkkkl)) I 0lq
Naw yo creo más como rainbow 6
Un gta mas bien
Really hope they go another round on these films they all play the parts so well
Those cartel guys don't look like actors wonder if they asked some real hoods if they wanted to be in a movie scene for 5 mins
They look like the average Hispanic/Mexicans tf you on
I think theres a group of ex gangsters that do acting. Im not sure if it was a video from behind the scenes of this movie
Some of them had fake tattoos on them I think
@@mr.angryman3599 damn bro, that’s what you think I really look like... 😢 I love you, regardless.
@@Juliosguitarstuffs I'm Hispanic lol I'm bald with tats lol this is basically how I look
Brilliant scene, the way the Delta Force operators expend only enough ammo to complete the job is perfect. Another Hollywood film would have a stupid gunfight with hundreds of rounds spraying about!
That scene alone is worth watching the whole movie. Definitely one of the year's best!
Para mi el mejor esena y el mejor película de todo los tiempos del actor benicio del torro
I like the fact that they put their car windows down in case some bullets are fired premature, so that glass won't harm/distract you
Not only that, but your chances of going deaf go down significantly.
Also so they can fire out if necy
Producer sad this. In the end, they have to pay broken windows to THe car rental, so this way save some money.
Or
I like THe fact, when i was 6 years old, and i want throw my chew gum, i put down car window. I m natural born USA marine:)))
Man, i like THe fact , your comment was THe most unnecesary what i have seen in TH-cam.
Thank you for your wisdom
@@theDudeOfDudes that’s what I figured too, let some of that sound escape the vehicle and spare your ears… a bit.
I rank this as one of the best action scenes ever.
Cab driver: “they just left him here, and he’s bleeding out”
He uhhh… has a bullet wound in the head, I think it won’t matter if he bleeds out or not
Just gotta pour the blood back in 😂
The gunplay in this movie is brilliant, they got some real grade A military advisors for this, I mean its so cool to see them moving around cars and setting perimeters, and the guys jumping into the trunk to cover the rear, brilliant stuff
We all just gonna sit here and not talk about how amazing Thanos’ hair is??
That's Josh Brolin
@@Theorangecrushgamer I know... 😂
Its scary how you can be 1 second off from death in shootings
I know. I always think about that when watching firefights in movies and online. One wrong movement and that's it. Alot of it is chance I think
@@thomasgreen1557 agreed. Chance and anticipation. You can read body language an if someone makes a slight movement, that’s all you need to act first.
1 second off from death...and straight to paradise.
It pays to be proactive and aggressive in those situations. Like how they immediately wanted to set a perimeter and get out of the truck. Sitting in that truck only put them at a disadvantage. They knew whoever got out first was going to have the edge.
Another thing is that I have came close to death many times before but saved because my parents. Now imagine if they were busy or gone. I wouldn't be here. Same with others.
Easily one of the best cinematography scenes in movie history.
What?
Do you not know what cinematography is or is your wording just really off?
lol no
Those gangsters must have had some bosses they really didn’t want to disappoint
"So Boss we picked some guys for that thing at the border."
"Those with all the face tattoos that you can identify as cartel from 300m away?"
"Yeah those, exactly."
"Perfect! It will hit them out of nowhere!"
that's actually proabable. the real sicario was the one kate shot who was wearing police uniform. the guys with tattoos were just decoys to lure the guys away from the car.
Thats literally what was intended. They were supposed to be a diversion so the sicario could kill Emily Blunt. The thugs knew they were going to die. Either get lit up by them or go back to the cartel and get their heads chopped off.
@@z43u What reason did they have to kill emily? I think he was on the way to shoot the prisoner and emily was in the way. but idk she was in the last car in the column and he had no way to reach the prisoner in time
@@oddursigurdsson9637 the purpose to kill emily is because CIA cannot operate inside US Land without local(FBI) attached to the operation.
guy's tattoos saying: "i'm up to no good, plz shoot me"
Such a white man thing to say lmao
@@chrisl2634 It's not a white man thing to say. It's an any race thing to say. Nothing says "hire me" like a neck tattoo. Neck and face tats are for losers. And I have tats.
@@theburrowedowl1540 only a loser like you judges a book by it's cover I've seen a handful of people with face and neck tattoos that have jobs you're just a prick
@@theburrowedowl1540 I have tats also and no they aren’t for losers . See how that doesn’t give you any authority on the subject ?
@Jambalya Lombardi that dont mean shit theres drug junkies that dont have tattoos at all, judge a person by they're actions not they're looks
This is def in my top 5 favorite movie scenes ever
لقد شاهدة هدا الفيلم لعشرات المرات ❤❤
One of the best scenes in movie history
Totally agree. Dude who nodded his head with the glasses was a boss. Smoked them all with a couple shots
The whole scene is perfect. A little bit regretting, that I didn't see this movie on a big screen, on the theater.
the people in their cars just sit there and dont react at all, and people think thats realistic ?
@@sergeigen1 Depends, this happened fast. The way they operate and shoot is very much like real life military training though. You don't often see that in movies.
The tension on this scene is really incredible
Those cartel hitters knew they had no choice or they woulda been on live gore later that night with funky town playing in the background😕
Loooool I’d rather get shot than get funky Towned too
You definitely do not want to go to funky town in Mexico
@@menikmati789 yep that poor bastard
@@Bornst3ll3r streetz know
@@menikmati789 How he still alive at the end tho?
0:57 for some reason, when I see that car full of bad-guys, I think " hey they are just going to Denny's "
Thanos sitting in the car chewing gum thinking "I swear if traffic doesn't clear soon I'ma snap my finger".
3:40 The cartel, sitting in the right-back seat, comes alive lol
I love this scene so much I can just watch it over and over again
I fuckin' love this scene so much because the way sof/ex sof react is so wellmade
Amazing scene. Good job production team. So real!!!
is it real that none of the normal people panic ? and everyone just sits in their car ? lol no
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"They get out you get out" and they get out.... rest is history . The best elite forces scene.