[Raymann]

Maybe good, just no way I’m watching another movie from that anti-American Blunt.

[Ticonderoga34]

I was thinking about seeing this movie. Maybe I’ll check it out.

[LS]

I saw this last week while buying a house in. . . Chandler, AZ, where the movie starts. (My hometown)

Anyway, John Nolte on Breitbart called this a "two hour Trump infomercial" because it exposes illegals and their role in the drug trade.

[Puppage]

Emily Blunt’s character should have been whacked after the first 20 minutes.

[GunRunner]

Seeing it tonight. I’ve heard it referred to as the Apocolypse Now of the Drug War. I like Blunt as an actress ever since I saw her in a spectacular Tom Cruise movie called Edge of Tomorrow, and I’m willing to pretend that she was laughing at the absurdity of the Republican debate after becoming an American citizen (American presidential campaigns are circuses compared to UK parliamentary elections).

[HotHunt]

I saw Sicario on Friday and it is excellent. If you don't like blood and guts, stay home. If you like lush, green landscapes, forget it. If you want comedy and romance, go see another film. The audience learns the plot line as the FBI character Blunt plays, learns it in the movie...a little at a time, bit by bit. The main actors Brolin, Del Torro and Blunt do a great job. I enjoyed the movie a lot and would recommend it highly.

The dry desert landscapes and the thunderclouds in the evening skies in the movie made me homesick because I grew up in Arizona and New Mexico but I live in Florida now. I recognized many of the locations in the movie. The entrance to Luke Air Force Base in the movie was surrounded by desert but in reality it is surrounded by the suburbs of middle class houses. The "Wild Horse" bar in the movie is in reality the Silver Pony Country bar in South Phoenix where my high school buddies and I went for drinks after golf every Friday for 20 years. Best neighborhood bar ever. I made frequent trips to Juarez with my friends many times back in the 70s when I was in the Air Force and stationed at Holloman AFB in Alamogordo, New Mexico, just north of El Paso.

[HotHunt]

It wasn't the cinematography that makes the landscaping in Arizona and Mexico devoid of green. That's what the desert actually looks like. I grew up there and love the starkness of the desert.

Over the decades, people from the midwest and back east have moved to the Sonoran Desert in Arizona and planted trees, lawns and shrubs in their yards, trying to make it look like where they came from. But without the water from the Colorado River, none of those green plants would grow. It is a desert. Dry and dusty.

[Chode]

watching it right now, DelTorro and Brolin are great but she must be a real whiny beyotch in real life too... what a miserable wretch

to bad the fbi doesn't feel the need to follow the law this well when comes to AMERICAN gun owners

[spetznaz]

It was a superb movie.

[rrrod]

well mexico is upset about the movie so it must be ok...

[martin_fierro]

Always thought he looked like a younger (and much taller) Moe Howard < |:)~

[elteemike]

http://sofrep.com/43660/film-sicario-skips-reality-opts-ridiculous/

Review of Sicario...Hollyweird leftards don’t much care for the mission or the men, but don’t mind cashing in, all the while talking the talk, and looking/dressing all tactical...

Think I’ll pass for now, maybe rent it at Red Box for $1.50 in 6 mos...

[gore_sux]

This movie was a terrific advertisement for militarizing our southern border.