Kidnapping By A Cartel Scene - Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018) Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin 

Do you guys have anything non-dairy? Anything gluten-free?

@@DavoStreet Ah hah hah, you got it!!

classic SP episode

What is "White" for you ?

😂😂😂😂

​@sergiofernandez4566 what do you think?

@@sergiofernandez4566…..it means he spoke English without a Spanish accent to sound like he lived in America long enough to lose the accent. This is contrast to the Spanish he spoke when he performed the kidnapping and she could not see his face.

More like Southern White Guy Voice 😂

Mouth is the reason he’s so fluent in Spanish

@@friktionrc haha

Joshy brolanino was een da goonees?

With his smoke show

​@@homerplatius4678Mikeys older brother

Ahhshhahahahahha

The 2nd one is ass though. First one is fire indeed

I've always wondered why that bit looked wrong

And leaning like 2 seconds before the car hits

It's after the car hits then she moved very unrealistic! And that little explosion flipped the car before that

If they backed into the car the wouldn't she lean forward?

@@ImBucketNekkidYes the OP doesn’t understand physics. Her going forward makes sense it just looks a bit clunky

USA

KFC?

Our? They don't work for us anymore man. Haven't since they murdered Kennedy.

@@kkww8963how else do you think they get their spices

Trust us, they say...

so funny lol hahahaha lmaooooooooooooo

They got that 3 killstreak UAV fam. fair game.

Why do you think sats were developed and launched???

We paid for em

Nooooo it's not lol

Satellite under the ocean too 😅

If only the CIA was this competent. But they aren’t.

​@@jamesscott6917 Unless they're dealing with Americans. Then they're fucking GI Joes.

Most under rated character in this movie!

@@fahadfaisal7855 i always been a fan of Jeffrey, Burn notice♥️

yeah and why would Brolin ask the specialist @5:03 if the mexican police responded yet. They left the scene like 15 minutes ago and heard sirens before they even left.

It's a Ford and anything can go wrong 🤣

You do over-analyze. It's all a fiction...try to enjoy the entertainment these actors, and directors, provide. I used to do the same...and then realized I was not enjoying, or being entertained, even by some of the greatest movies in the world. I don't watch movies as a 'fact finding' or 'learning' platform; movies are fiction and are made purely for our entertainment. Having said that, your analysis are right on! :)

If it was, it was a foreign export model, not sold in the US. ANA and ANP used a bunch in Afghanistan

​@@VityazRD I always wonder why domestic companies will make really cool or useful cars and only export them or do a really limited run on them, I understand for exotic cars or special editions, but for a truck? Come on. Super annoying. Same thing with those dually GMT400 suburban's.

Yes it was, Really popular in Mexico and the other one was the Quad Cab Sonoma

I know this truck!

yup pretty prevalent all over the world.

Fix your damn grammar.

His family got brutally murdered so I guess a man that’s got nothing left is capable of pretty much anything. Add some CIA training to it and u got a stone cold fucking killer like Alejandro.

He was a Mexican prosecutor whose family was killed by a Cartel (Colombians, not Mexican - it was before the rise of the Mexican cartels). CIA recruited him, used that hatred of the cartels to turn him into a weapon. It was years ago, before the first Sicario - I'm guessing late eighties, early nineties.

yep, that always bothered me too.

Depends

The other car was faster so no.

The physics is simple, she hit the backseat on impact and instantly bounced off it flying forward.

The other car had more velocity and thus more force. So no.

if you break the actuator, now the gas door moves freely open and close. as seen in movie.

Or a young Ezra Miller on his period

That'll show 'em.

I tend to agree. He OVER-acts.

@@keithmorgan742 yes he does.... most actors these days seem to.

I think he's good at playing hard edged roles, good guys or villains, this charatcer is somewhere in between

@@starwarsroo2448 not even remotely & this character is just as corrupt as the cartels he's claiming to fight or as blood thirsty. I honestly can't think of a single movie Brolin has been in where I was like that was good let alone that his acting was or that his character remotely worked for him. Brolin in any role is like putting Denise Richards in the role of Nuclear Engineer. Brolin nor Richards are remotely believable in any of the roles they played. I generally don't like Kevin Costner but I can & have to admit he has actually had some roles that he seemed to good in even if not completely believable. Like as a cowboy or rancher ok as a football GM like in draft day I couldn't see it but he surprised me & did really well but as Robin hood or a CIA spy I couldn't get there & but it wasn't because he tried to hard or his actual acting was terrible but with Brolin it's just that bad.

@@craighanson-rc1mdmaybe when you become a talent acquisition expert, you can prevent bad actors from succeeding

Yeah, lazy writing

You should see the ending then....

This was done by a different director. This is more of a gimmicky action flick rather than the Surreal Cinematic experience that was the first.

looks like Found the 🤡 thread 😂

Right, because kids are never affected by cartel violence in real life.

You might want to zip up your pants. Your ignorance is showing.