Ambush By The Border | Sicario (2015) 

Well She is FBI Agent Mary Poppins 😂😂😂

@@yukin1990Glowie got to glow.

One weak link of a otherwise masterclass of a film

​@@whitealrokeryou don't get it, she's not a weaklink, her character is specifically that "An FBI agent thrown into a world of utter chaos between the CIA and the cartel, just to be used as a government cover up". No matter who it was, that person would be utterly lost

​@whitealroker point was she was not to add anything but a semblance of legitimacy.. based on her previous mission, they figured she wasn't a loss if she took the blame or got smoked.

I laughed out so loud that I woke up my Mum at 2am.

😂😂😂😂

lmfao

Probably they belonged to different pandillas, cartels use to hire low life people to do suicidal jobs.

This comment is great lmao

You knew shyt was going to fly when they got stuck in traffic. It was hot & not because it's Mexico.

Villeneuve is a genius and one the greatest directors today. The second film is nothing but another generic action film in comparison

I woulda felt confident too if I was wearing those bullet proof wifebeaters

"What are the rules here?"

what he said about not making the papers in el paso was insanely true. Lived there 24 years and you only knew about what was going on if you had family involved or were working with border patrol

that dog gets around

not really you dogs drider

Villeneuve is so good

The dog was a trained by the DEA as an undercover K9 to sense out cholos.

great movie makers are all about the details

All he has to do is snap his fingers

Ummm... no one is going to mention none of the civilians in their cars were freaking out, screaming and running away?... some bullshit right there😂

​@@Professor__S That's usual stuff for Mexico.

A team of CIA operators and Delta Force? Yup, those cartel guys were dead the moment they were told to go to the border

@@Professor__Sf they panic and get out of the cars . They might’ve been shot too. So understandable

For sure. Real world violence is often quick to start and quick to end. The movie gets it right.

like an Orgsm

Like sex

for precision, it's clearly 30 seconds from the first round to the last one.

Yeah, both movies are top tier cinematography

1st round went right through his heart. Michael Weston is a bad man

​@HvyMetal4Ever Steve Forsing is based on Mike Vining, basically the father of Delta.

4:20 so is the double tab here

got to love them perks that they use.

That dude was a badass

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Having options....... Priceless.

They’re boss will get them killed anyway for failing so might as well die trying lol

facts, that was their situation 100% do it or dont come home @@tacoma9516

My uncle was Border Patrol. Believe me if those guys went back empty handed, mission not accomplished they would be ducked taped to a chair, have their faces cut off and folded out, and their balls stuffed down their throat. Cartels are the most brutal and savage. They had no choice. If anything Delta gave them a quick death.

Welcome to Hollywood babehhhhh

Yep. Facts.

is that a joke?! this movie is beyond cliche.

That nerd is Mike Vining, one of the earliest Delta members: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Vining_(soldier)

TIL that wearing glasses means you're a skinny nerd. Thx for dropping that sweet knowlage on us!

Homie cleared that whole car single handed.

@@divyanarendraofficial You mean his character is based off him.

Glasses man is quality

You're right, that's why I'm here.

He ain’t lying

I do the same every time it pops up on my algorithm

Same here.

Same

Probably the most convenient cover, plausible deniability or excuse of a shootout they just got themselves into. Oh and thankfully most of them spoke Spanish in engaging the cartel gunmen.

You laugh but newspapers in some cartel-dominated areas have in fact stopped reporting on homicides or other crimes due to threats from cartels.

In fairness to the FBI, and I know as an institution they're the standard setters in many areas of law enforcement, their green recruits only get 3 months training initially until they get more experienced or specialised in whatever areas, before they're in the field. Even the UK and Irish basic police get deeper and longer training/mentoring re law enforcement, let alone gun fighting.

and its true. Nobody truly knows what goes on in mexico

@@aj2080xy6 actually your standard American street cop only gets 21 weeks of training before they’re put on the street, with a badge and a gun

Lmao underrated comment.

No country for old men. Lol

“Are you jackin with me? Don’t jack with me.”

@@srulers you in the service?

"so what? Does this make me a buddy of yours?"

Actually they were just bait, the Mexican swat officer was the one who was supposed to do it

Why did they not pick the dude up by helicopter 😂😂😂

They're on a suicide mission as a bait.

The cops at least killed them quick, which is preferable to what the Cartels would do.

@@natedowns5ashamed it took me 5 years to get it but 1 agent against that army was sorta idealistic.

After the entire movie, her acting in her final scenes with del Toro blew me away. Reminded me of someone once saying "you will do nothing, because you can do nothing"

brolin? he did nothing special here (relatively speaking). blunt was great as the naive newbie who isn't actuallyclueless but, in a greater sense, is totally clueless. she played it perfectly del toro was a master class though, a league above the other two

Everything except a CIA convoy being stopped at the border 🙄

@@deadreckoner5276right because every cia mission goes perfectly they never run into any issues

Deakins is a world treasure!

Roger Deakins, the greatest cinematographer working today! His other collaborations with this director, Denis Villeneuve, are also gorgeous. Blade Runner 2049 and Prisoners

Except for the fact that the armorer on set handed Jeffrey Donovan a rifle with the bolt locked back and it wasn't closed for his closeup shot.

Tf! Deakins shot this!? Damn,😮.

@@logan32086I’m sure everyone in the theater was disappointed with how much that broke the immersion

His name is Jeffrey Donovan

​​@@jera9876you sure not Michael Westen?

You should see Jeffrey Donovan in the second season of Fargo, he is a fantastic actor.

@@squoblat You should see him in all of Burn Notice, show still holds up (at least the first couple seasons)

Not just one master. It's shot by Roger Deakins 🔥

Probably cause he’s based on an actual bad ass-Sergeant Major Mike Vinning.

@@crazyralph6386 The dude who worked for Ford? ;)

@@peanuttgalleriYEP Which Ford?

Did you ever see him in the TV series Burn Notice. Pretty cool

Too bad he doesn't know how to close the bolt on his rifle

@@matthewlittleton0221 lmfao

​@@matthewlittleton0221That's bad teaching from the weapons consultant and an unknowledgeable director or scene coordinator

He was good in Shot caller to

Movies ?

@@ahmadkhalil1708 Yeah, there are two. A third may come out this year.

@@yz250brett Theres no third even in the works yet, so no, there's no movie coming out this year.

I remember watching the original Terminator when I was a kid, that shit was terrifying. Awesome movie though. 😂

@@vzgsxr I agree. Utter classic.

@@michaelmcfadden396 Eh Sicario is a modern movie. It's only 9 years old!

​@@Fragenzeichenplattewhen youre 17 its a long time.

@@christopherpekel6096 Yup.

Denis Villeneuve always knocks it out of the park if you ask me.

Dont forget he was the older brother in the Goonies

Brolin Is big fun in the Cohen Bros. Hail Caesar and in Thomas Paul Anderson's Inherent Vice, with Joaquin Phoenix..Lotsa fun.

FBI agents tend to be kinda weak compared to CIA. Don’t get me wrong both Depts can choke on a chode, but I hate the FBI more

Most fbi agents aren’t that highly trained especially compared to operators. The vast majority ride desks

@veanilla4279 This, she’s honestly about as well trained as I’d expect a regular old fbi agent to be

So, essentially just like an FBI agent

@@Utubesuperstar You must have never seen the movie. She was supposed to be an FBI SWAT Team leader with dozens of raids under her belt. In the opening sequence she raids a massive cartel safehouse with dead bodies in the walls in a massive gunfight and she's gunslinging like an operator. Because of her supposedly "vast experience" with cartels and raids, she was specifically chosen to join this CIA team. Then somehow just moments later, she acts like she's never been in this type of action before. Completely clueless like it's her first day on the job and a local PD. It's just bad writing period. Nothing can be said to defend that.

I have often wondered how this movie was perceived in Mexico?

@@Thorpeland They know what’s going on.

@@ThorpelandSome Mexicans unfortunately, shamefully take pride in the cartels sticking it to the Americans, what’s worse they deluded themselves cartels could rival a regular military force.

@@terro3842 It's the same here in the US. A significant percentage of persons voting for trump are doing so to "stick it to" everyone the MAGAs do not like...politically, racially, geographically, internationally, etc.

@@TrilobitesRTasty Sure, there's a difference between political tribalism and voting for a guy who's facade is a slightly embarrassing, populist conservatism while actual policies are same old... and supporting the criminal element wreaking havoc on your nation.

Then you must be an unstable idiot who belongs in therapy - whole Movie makes no sense - take a helicopter?

Yeah. Poor writing here. Someone with her level of training wouldn't freak and later call it illegal.

​@@awesomedayz3465she was part of swat too which makes it more baffling

Agreed. It was almost like multiple writers had different ideas for the character which translated into a walking contradiction.

I love how he lies and treats her like she provides value to the team. "Learn, that's why you're here." They only needed her involvement as an FBI agent to legally justify operations on the US side of the border since the CIA can't (shouldn't) operate in the US. If she had been former military then she would have a better appreciation, but most FBI agents are just glorified federal police. Combat experience is a different animal.

You're misunderstanding the scope of her reaction. She's questioning the entire setup - they're supposed to be extraditing an important member of the cartel, so why are they doing it via a crowded border checkpoint instead of by air? Why are they stopping to engage random cartel members who may or may not even be aware of what's happening? If you're told your mission is a simple extraction, and suddenly you have your team going out and shooting people, that's a reason for concern. The more attention you draw, the longer you're forced the spend in an area where they may be hostiles, the more dangerous it becomes, the more likely your mission is going to fail. THAT is why she's saying "what the fuck?" because as far as she knows this is NOT how you do an extraction. Unless of course, the plan wasn't just to extract the guy. And that's why the Delta guys are unfazed, because they know what the real mission is. I guarantee you if those same Delta guys were told the same thing Kate was, they'd be having the same or similar reactions. Not just because people were shot, but because they were in that situation in the first place.

That is why we call them federal bureau of idiots.

She was not a warrior.

@@roberttyler1206 She was in the wrong place and job, then. Idealist shouldn't be on the front lines.

​@artisaprimus6306 she wanted to be a law enforcer, not a black ops assassin doing illegal operations

When I was discharged from military, I became a police officer, so as someone who has a bit of experience in both, here's what I know. Law enforcement officers are just that, law enforcers. They're trained to operate inside the law, they're not trained to do black ops on another country of which the legality is dubious at best. When you're in the military, especially if you're on a duty tour in a hostile country, you're surrounded by hostiles. Everyone you see could be an enemy. A spy, a suicide bomber, a sniper somewhere up above. Your mindset starts to develop this sense of constant vigilance, where every non-friendly is a suspected hostile until proven otherwise. You pull the trigger on the first sign of aggression, not because you want to, but because you need to, your life, and your comrades' life, depends on it. As police, I realized you can't have that mindset. I'm in my own country surrounded by my fellow citizens. Sure amongst them are criminals yes, but most criminals are just petty ones that requires no bullets. You can't apply the same callous mindset and view every fellow citizen as potential hostile. In fact it's the opposite, everyone is innocent until proven guilty. On top of that you're mostly operating in urban areas, where every stray bullet has a much higher chance of hitting civilians. And let me tell you the paperwork for discharged bullets in law enforcement are way more of a nightmare than in the military. That's why police are relatively much less trigger happy than military. And this movie I have to say, has a very good portrayal of that different mindset. Of the contrast between law enforcement and military. It reminds me of how much I had to adjust when I first became a police officer. Not to mention, these are delta, one of the top tier spec ops units, a different breed, they're literally trained to do the dirty stuff, because no one else would (well except maybe DEVGRU, SAS and others, but there's only a few of these in the world comparatively). Emily blunt's character is just not trained for this situation, she reacted as expected, and it is portrayed perfectly.

Its in development, its gonna be called Sicario: Capo

Hopefully with Javier Bardem as Reyes.

Lol me too. And it's 3am right now

@@antr7493 too choreographed.

​@@disneypatterson8667Uh, sure. Okay.

Dude had heads in his voices

Fun fact 😁 : The guy with glasses in the white shirt is the real deal. Apparently, he's ex Spec ops. I watched a podcast a while ago (I can't remember which 1) & some other Spec ops guy was talking about him.

​@@THE-BUNKEN-DRUMIf you're talking about Jeffrey Donavan - no he was not. But his character is based off a real special ops soldier Mike Vinning.

@@wc4745 : Ah, well, it was niether "fun" nor a "fact." 😁

You dont have voices in your head?

"opp" ???

@@chonk0478short for opposition

Oppositor Commenter is using mil terms

She rolling with delta force, she should shut up and take notes.

I took it as her being surprised that they were inciting a war. Sure, they had to protect themselves, but in the end it was them who instigated.

Nope... She didn't get out with the rest of the team as she was ordered. She was a liability the entire movie.

Headshot?? What movie were you watching smdh.

there was no headshot, her team mate double tapped the guy

@@dbv904 My thoughts exactly, couldn't take that character

​@@dbv904If she got off, the cartel police would have gotten their target. And she's practically the entire reason why this operation was even legal in the first place. And the team made sure she's in a position that she has no choice but to do things that go their way as planned. They don't want her to be "competent", they want her to be controlled.

Nope

After the way the second movie ended it would be cruel and unusual for them not to make one more

I want a third film as well.

And I will add a 4th film is mandated. There surely is plenty of topic material.

Shit… I didn’t even know there was a 2nd film!

yep Day of the Soldado (2018) @@radiantmind8729

Denis Villeneuve vs no Denis Villeneuve :P

Me too

it will be shit