*SICARIO (2015)* IS BRUTAL | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching

Benicio Del Toro would be my choice for THE PUNISHER after watching this Brutal movie!! Sicario has found it’s way in my top 10 best movies I’ve ever seen..hope you enjoy our reaction!!
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Director : Denis Villeneuve
Stars : Emily Blunt , Josh Brolin , Benicio Del Toro , Jon Bernthal
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[@orlog3343]

It’s not about morality or justice. It’s about revenge

[@mindblown5018]

It's a reckoning

[@deadlyrobot5179]

A fulfilling revenge story is hard to find.

[@zimvader25]

“In certain extreme situations, the law is inadequate. In order to shame its inadequacy, it is necessary to act outside the law. To pursue… natural justice. This is not vengeance. Revenge is not a valid motive, it’s an emotional response. No. Not vengeance. Punishment.” -The Punisher.

[@MrDante1047]

@@zimvader25 killing kids amd wodr isnt punsihment its torture. He could have killed jiat the guy

[@PrynceJ]

@@MrDante1047 Nope. Kids had to die too. They would grow up and be involved in the same thing as their dad. It's usually how it works in the cartel

[@MrHale]

If you want more from this director, he's also done a beautiful movie called "Arrival".

[@johnjoseph6874]

And Prisoners

[@ghani666]

Literally everything Villanueve has done is incredible.

[@Oxmosh]

@@ghani666 For those who have not seen Incendie from him, its great, i think its not dubbed, only in french with subtitles, but still worth the watch

[@MBIRTIRoma]

Arrival is a trash film no disrespect to Villanueve. story was terrible.

[@ghani666]

@@MBIRTIRoma I’ve heard people say this, but no one can articulate why. I usually judge the quality of the film based on how well it achieved what it set out to do. Arrival definitely stuck the landing on that front, whether or not you like it is entirely subjective. Out of curiosity, have you read the Ted Chiang short story it’s based on?

[@recurrenTopology]

Living legend Roger Deakins is the cinematographer. He finally won an Oscar for his work on "Blade Runner 2049" (another Villeneuve picture) after 14 previous nominations.

[@OweeReviews]

He did 1917 too. The guy's a legend.

[@Sylvestror]

@@OweeReviews also did the gorgeous Skyfall for Sam Mendes too

[@isasooner5]

He also did The Shawshank Redemption and most of the Coen Brothers films.

[@MojiBeau]

@@isasooner5Fargo has some of the most perfect cinematography ever.

[@n0tk0sher]

2049 really did have some beautiful cinematography. He deserved that one.

[@mckinleyfisher-lynd3896]

I work in television and film, the grip and lighting department for a long time and now have moved to camera department. This movie was so inspirational to me visually when I was in school for film. It really pushed me to pursue what I love. I have always admired Roger Deakins for how humble he is and willing to share his knowledge.

[@TruthLives-ee6sf]

Enjoy working for pdfiles that use media to promote a weaponized worldview that can't justify or give an account to why anything is right or wrong, enjoy being a cog in the machine of the death cult

[@Braincleaner]

The last "stand off" between Alejandro and Kate is amazing. The framing is perfect, Kate framed in the darkness of her balcony - her life will be forever tainted by the events she saw, while Gillick is framed in light sky - his soul is clear, he has zero issue with what he's done and who he is.

[@stylishskater92]

Yet, she is standing "above" him in the literal and arguably moral sense. Great scene. Although, me personally, i am not one of those people who love to complain and hate on people while at the same time enjoying the fruits of ignorance and bliss as a consequence of their actions getting their hands dirty. I am not saying she is like that, but i think you catch my drift.

[@handsomesquidward5160]

Symbolisms

[@liquidpza]

Alejandro also did Kate a huge favor in putting the gun to her head, blurring the immorality of her action by giving her no other option but death. It doesn't absolve her, but she'll have something to lean on as she pieces her life back together.

[@datboidego]

I don’t think they seen that because he paused it after he unloaded the gun.

[@Semi-C-Samurai]

@@datboidego I KNOW!?!? How can they NOT discuss that ending!

[@latnscorpio1]

Im just loving Ash’s fascination with all of the beautiful shots/cinematography 😂

[@sparksdrinker5650]

I wouldn’t mind if he took it down a notch

[@DrMark1981]

@@sparksdrinker5650 Yeah, he just says things in a loud voice, without any actual understanding … it’s quite painful. The girl is clearly brighter and she knows nothing!!

[@johnhouse9983]

at least he didn't say Sybalism.

[@renelopez2244]

Agreed

[@prestonfowler4228]

I love how ash hypes Hannah up and put the memes at the beginning 😂🔥 goals

[@BPhillips2000]

"Look at that shot!" One thing about director Denis Villenueve: The man does *NOT* make a bad-lookin' movie.

[@angelguerrero7655]

Literally haven't seen anything this guy puts out that isn't extremely well written and flawlessly shot. His movies are an example of a film firing on all cylinders, from the acting, to the action, to the cinematography, to the score and sound design... I mean, I could go on, but we both get the point. What a blessing that you and me and everyone else alive today are here during this era where directors like these are thriving in the current climate. It's a bit of a film rennaissance if you were to ask me.

[@BPhillips2000]

@@angelguerrero7655 1,000,000% agree!!

[@RaymondStarkes]

The two reactors back and forth banter is HILARIOUS 😂😂😂 Hannah (yelling like a gypsy with her tongue): I've never seen anyone do that before Ash: ive never heard you scream like that before 🤣🤣🤣

[@Cadinho93]

"Nothing will make sense to your American ears, and you will doubt everything that we do, but in the end you will understand." Fun Fact: Having just completed "Everest" (2015), an exhausted Josh Brolin turned down this film. Cinematographer Roger Deakins sent him an email imploring him to join the project. Since it was so uncharacteristic of Roger Deakins to take this stand, Josh Brolin changed his mind. Also, when discussing the score with composer Jóhann Jóhannsson, director Denis Villeneuve said he wanted the the sound of a threat. The one film Denis Villeneuve used as a comparison was director Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" (1975) (music by: John Williams).

[@michaelriddick7116]

"Everest" was amazing!! I watched it during the summer in a house with no AC and found myself shivering through alot of it!! :) 🤣😂🤣

[@REChronic54]

I also remember in an interview where Brolin states that he actually disliked the character he was to play in this film when he read the script. Too “unrealistic”. But he ended up playing him so well.

[@derred723]

It's a great line. Honestly, that's a line for the audience. Because had they told her the truth she'd understand just fine that The CIA is using you because the CIA needs a domestic agency to operate in the US. The operation is get manuel called back to Mexico so I, a Colombian Cartel hitman, can sneak in and murder him, giving control of the drug trade back to Colombia where the CIA thinks they have a semblance of control.

[@reyco6231]

LMAO..Home alone but Mexican style and Ash constantly trolling poor Hannah cracked me up🤣🤣

[@QuantumFlux_22]

Since you loved Benecio Del Torro in this movie, PLEASE make sure you watch the sequel, he is an absolute beast in it!

[@KlooKloo]

The sequel is shit. absolute garbage after this one

[@QuantumFlux_22]

@@KlooKloo I bet your life that Ash will like it. Don't act like your opinion is fact, just because you don't like something doesn't mean someone else won't. Your opinion is meaningless.

[@KlooKloo]

@@QuantumFlux_22 No it isn't

[@christopherbrown6049]

Theres a sequel? Wtf

[@QuantumFlux_22]

@@christopherbrown6049 yeah it has josh brolin and benecio del toro, not quite as good as the first but some of the scenes of del torro are worth watching the entire movie tbh

[@thehourifirstbelieved3655]

How could you leave out the very last scene??? Come on man, that was the best part, showing how the everyday person is affected with the mum and child, it was so heartbreaking

[@lunarodriguez7590]

It must be on the Patron edit

[@real.jeremy.clarkson]

It also shows that no matter how many people you arrest or kill, the war will not end. Non of the actions in the movie had any bigger consequences for the cartels because there will be just a new leader, so the violence continues. Its a war you jsut cannot win, a very powerful scene

[@jaysonb.6669]

@@real.jeremy.clarkson BS. Is that what was said about the Nazi's in WW2? The resolve is not there to finish it because too many on both sides of border's govt PROFIT from it.

[@tedoyle99]

Sicario is an excellent Deni movie. Have you guys seen Arrival? That's a great one too.

[@dIggl3r]

Denis

[@delvaldog2869]

Yeah man I’ve been waiting for them to check out Arrival. Such a mind boggling movie plus well shot by Villanueva

[@dIggl3r]

Also *Incendies* which put him on the international/Hollywood map!

[@momzillainnova]

The love when people really appreciate the two drastic sides of this film. The absolute beauty of the scenery coupled with the horrific brutality and violence makes it a movie you simply cannot look away from. Brilliant reaction!

[@momzillainnova]

PS. The second part is just as freaking good as this one!

[@MiTsu-gt5ii]

As soon as I seen this Reaction pop up I said straight away 'this is going into Ash's top 10' The Shots, the Soundtrack, the Story, the Characters, the Different Angles and everything in between ❤️❤️

[@chermebrownsauce8049]

Benício should be like the ultimate John Wick villain. The man is cold as Ice. This movie is a masterpiece. Villeneuve is a top 5 director today in my opinion

[@TheMrjxam]

One of my favourite endings from the dinner scene to the final face off between Alejandro and Kate. But the scene entering the Mexican border along with the score is just beastly! Funny considering the scores name is the “Beast”. The drums are the heartbeat and the strings are the lungs and the “Beast” is coming.

[@kingCrow998]

Ash if you like Denis Villeneuve, who did this and Prisoners, you guys HAVE to react to “Dune” and “Arrival”. His 2 best movies imo. Dune is an absolute masterpiece

[@bazil9394]

Arrival the first half of the movie is good then starting some BS

[@kingCrow998]

@@bazil9394 I thought it was fantastic all the way through

[@ghostedpt]

Call me what you want but dune was so incredibly boring

[@bigboycombo6342]

Dune is epic! Denis Villeneuve is the master at thought provoking scifi.

[@Mwinslow1467]

@@ghostedpt as much as I love the dune series and have read all the books, the whole series is pretty boring. The movie was beautiful and they did an alright job adapting the first half of the book, but it was definitely very slow and an obvious build up for a more fast paced second part.

[@yvespenaflor4610]

The border scene is what makes this movie a masterpiece.

[@Itstwofourteen]

Roger Deakins is a legendary British cinematographer and a master craftsman. His partnership with Denis Villeneuve is epic and has produced incredible films in recent cinema: Prisoners, Sicario, and Blade Runner 2049. I do hope they team up once again in the future.

[@andreicorban316]

"It was gripping" Brilliant summary! It really was such a good film.. dammit now I wanna watch it again..

[@Pxtwny_chill]

Everything about this movie sets you on edge right from the very first minute... absolute masterclass in cinematography. Roger Deakins, what a legend!

[@Burt_MacklinJr]

Ash and Hannah my favorite KZbinrs!!! Great reaction…”Probably just insulted the whole of Mexico”🤣🤣🤣🤣. Now you have to do the sequel. You should also try “End of Watch”, awesome Jake Gyllenhaal and Mike Peña movie. Let’s get you to 100k!!!!!!

[@Sherdz2002]

It is so surreal for me to see people's reactions to this movie. When he says "look at the people no one is screaming no one is laughing. I swear that is so realistic in the movie how people are so calm after a shooting or a disaster.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Hannah’s eyeline when ash stands up in front of her 😂

[@tfred4126]

You should watch Hell or High Water. Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster absolutely kill it! The writer of this movie wrote it too.

[@morganmhancock]

Writer of Yellowstone as well he don’t miss… Taylor Sheridan

[@tfred4126]

@@morganmhancock he really doesn’t!

[@Landonio]

The music and cinematography in this movie are absolutely incredible. Roger Deakins is a genius and a true master of his craft. The highway scene in particular is nothing short of brilliant. One of the most intense scenes in a film I’ve seen in years. Also I actually recommend the sequel as well. It’a not quite as good as the original, but it is certainly worth checking out.

[@ams914]

They didn't have that much of a budget. The budget was 30 million. What they did have was Roger Deakins, one of the greatest cinematographers of all time. And the director Denis, (can't say or spell his last name LOL), hasn't missed once. If you've seen a great film over the past ten years, he most likely made it. From Sicario, to Prisoners, to Dune.

[@serfriend2900]

My guy and girl, you are my two favourite people on KZbin. After this and Prisoners, watch the trailer to Arrival. After that you will watch the film and I don’t even care if you react to it, you’ll thank me and anyone else who recommended it! Lots of love from your boy x

[@donttrusthannah]

Thankyou so much for your support! Me and ash love and appreciate you! ❤

[@archer8492]

I'm glad they picked up on both the cinematography and the soundtrack, those two elements add a huge amount to the tone and style of the film and are responsible for elevating it above 'just another good thriller.' The wide-angle shots of the desert, especially from the sky, really draw you into the whole environment of the film. Hannah's comment about how we're in the same boat as Kate the whole time, not really understanding what's going on or why we're there, is spot on too. Even approaching the finale as we go into the tunnels there's deliberately no proper explanation of the plan, no clear route, no idea what 'we' are supposed to be doing. I'm glad you did this one, it's one of my favourite films of all time.

[@thinkhector]

I was watching a short documentary about how to tell a story with a lens. Anyways, this movie was referenced as a gold standard. A few interesting details, the point the Kate's view of the world starts to change is literally when she is between two worlds. The scene in the tunnels in shot in pure darkness. There is a lot of moments in the film where Kate is in the dark about her role and what is going on. Who is shown emerging from the darkness and into the light? Kate as she is about to learn the true nature of the people she is helping.

[@trancecake]

This movie is tied with Wind River (Same screen writer, excellent movie) as my favorite movie. Also Never change Ash :D

[@campeonboxeo84]

Love that y’all got to watch this film! Everything that went into this movie to create the atmosphere was nothing short of perfection especially the scene where the team starts heading towards the border tunnel, seeing each member marching in the desert slowly disappearing into the dark horizon was pure cinematic genius! Always a good laugh when seeing Hannah’s reaction or just letting out a pure scream 😂 And to answer her question, El Paso means the step 🙂 Can’t wait to see how y’all react to Sicario 2 -shout out from Texas

[@bringit2142]

I really think you guys should check out Wind River when you get the chance. Jeremy Renner, Elizabeth Olsen and Jon Bernthol are all amazing and some really intense scenes too

[@teresaluz975]

You two are the most wholesome couple ever. I love you two and I love your reactions.

[@jordangibbish7701]

One of the best movies ever made. Sicario: Saldado was just as good. I wonder if they'll ever make a part 3

[@fresetu]

"Is he the bad guy?"; I take this movie as showing that there are no good guys in this fight. All sides get their hands dirty, one way or another.

[@FrancoisDressler]

Ash geeking over Deakins cinematography is very relatable 😂 Check out the director's other film "Incendies". It's incredible.

[@Nick-gi7qs]

don't forget that deakins did prisoners and blade runner 2049 too! he hasn't seen, blade runner I believe which is beautiful

[@pablom-f8762]

You guys have to do Sheridan's Frontier Trilogy after Sicario (maybe after Sicario 2): - Hell or High Water - Wind River That last one is going to blow you away.

[@kawanglover]

This has been my absolute favorite reaction to this movie yet! Denis Villeneuve is also my favorite director!

[@justtrustash]

My brother ❤️

[@CoreyGibson72]

Taylor Sheridan wrote not directed this movie he is from Texas my home state. Usually everything with his name attached to it is amazing. He wrote 2 other movies yall should watch, Hell or High Water and Wind River. He also wrote and makes cameo appearances in the most popular TV show in America called Yellowstone.

[@uchka856]

you two does an amazing job every reaction studying when exactly to put on an enthusiastic performance to please the fans of the films

[@JHolland]

I genuinely love ur guys reactions and vibes together , ash appreciates badass and outlandish moments (hence why he would love planet of the apes) and so does Hannah but ash hypes it up so much hahaha and then Hannah has more respect for the characters and feels for them more haha , it’s a great dynamic

[@xn9tj]

7:50 It's that famous DP Roger Deakins, yea, he's siiick

[@Raphaelx88]

My goodness, y'all's reaction did not disappoint at all. The movie was intense but waiting for your reactions to each scene, especially the dinner scene was epic. I love your reaction when Alejandro killed the kids and mom first. Definitely one of the best reactions so far haha. The sequel is not as strong as this one but I think you would still enjoy it. Thanks for sharing with us!

[@Ino44]

34:58 Love how they pitch up the sound of the wildlife in the background to heighten tension.

[@haleydukelow2988]

This is the first time I’ve rewatched your reaction immediately after finishing. One of my all time favorite movies. So happy you guys are near 100k. CHEERS 🎉

[@erivera700]

Not going to lie ... I was perusing through Hannah's IG and was like damn.

[@jongodsey8472]

you should check out Taylor Schredian's other writing credits. This was his first if im not mistaken. My favorites are 1883 and Wind River

[@delvaldog2869]

Where that 100k subs!!? You guys are the best entertainment reactors!

[@ethanzendejas95]

"Home alone booby trap, but Mexican style" made me absolutely lose it lmaoo loved the vid guys, great watch as always!

[@tristenryan]

I see sunsets like that in Arizona nightly. Never gets old.

[@davetheguy1360]

That line, “Every night you have families killed, and here you sit.” EPIC

[@OmegaSaiyan92]

14:37 the director and writer said the purpose of this scene is your mind is supposed to run wild thinking what the fuck is going on, however, notice how there is no water going into the drain

[@andreas956]

So glad you saw this one. The ending is amazing. Easily on my top 10 list of movies. That director and Christopher Nolan are the only good ones left in my opinion.

[@8JFJK8]

Denis Villeneuve is a fantastic director. One of the best in the business. Prisoners is probably my favorite crime thriller of all time and Sicario is one of my favorite action films of all time. Knew youd love it. That dinner scene at the end is one of the greatest film climaxes ever.

[@insanitypepper1740]

The cinematographer is Roger Deakins. He is a legend. Writer is Taylor Sheridan who directed Wind River and now writes Yellowstone and all the spinoffs.

[@ShawNshawN]

BTW the skies in the desert in SW US and Northern Mexico do have these amazing sunsets no filter. Its truly amazing. The dust from the land gets into the air, which causes the amazing color transitions. You got to see it to believe it. See it with a trip to Grand Canyon.

[@donkrkonto]

Denis Villeneuve is one of the best if not THE greatest director alive imo, his resent work (last 10 years) have all been masterpieces, you guys should really react to Arrival and Dune.

[@jnasty00]

Ash you need to listen to Hannah on these things man, her instincts are on point bro.

[@3101home]

I’ve watched this movie numerous times and thank you for pointing out all the artistic photographic backdrop shots….I’ve been to El Paso & Juarez , MX (actually got lost in Juarez at night (trying to find a hotel )which was hair raising to say the least.

[@Lukefrancis001]

You guys nailed reacting to this, touching on everything I wanted you to (not that you needed to). It’s so frustrating at times showing people films and wanting their reactions to moments and then they miss it, but you guys nailed it. Arrival is another great film from this director, deff worth a watch and reaction, and the sequel to this film is good but not same director. I couldn’t click on this fast enough, thanks for this!

[@RofIStomper]

React to "The Revenant"

[@emeralddream1606]

Yep, many more stunning shots. Well, the whole film is made out of them in fact.

[@davidnoel2977]

After the shot of the helicopter and you guys were marveling at the shots, the guy with glasses in the front passenger seat telling the story who is a x special forces guy is actually the actor that played in the TV show" burn notice" as the main character Michael Weston. And I think you was on the TV show "Fargo."

[@TedBrogan]

I haven't seen the 2nd Sicario yet, but the MINUTE you announce it on this channel Ash, I'm in. There is NOTHING like seeing a film that just overwhelms you with visuals and a good story. Beautiful, beautiful reaction to one of THE COOLEST movies out there (and I'm tellin you, Michal Mann's Miami Vice and Collateral will hit the same way).

[@warhammer_studios]

I used to party in Juarez back in the late 80's when I was in the Army and stationed at Ft Bliss in Texas. It was rough then, but now its become muder central. craziness.

[@SANGUINATOR]

6:22 Magic of Denis Villeneuve 😊♥️ His movies are visual masterpieces 🔥

[@dax977]

I'm so glad you loved this film!! One of my best films for overall, tense, music, camera shots, and suspense! Please do number 2 as well 🙏🏼

[@kalzyoung]

22:35 if you wanna see anyone scream like that they do at almost every Middle Eastern wedding “LULULUWEEEE” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@prestuvius]

Funny how you mentioned Jaws! The composer mentioned that his way into the writing the score was the hook from Jaws.

[@secrets.295]

Throughout the whole movie I was furious with Kate. She wants to follow everything by the books so much. I wonder if its her husband and kids who killed and tortured that horribly, would she still follow the book?

[@aleksam1504]

If you liked sicario this much then you gotta see Wind river and Hell or high water it's by the same director.

[@nigeltrotter2886]

I like that they see the true art in these scenic shots. I love looking at the settings. It's so great.

[@technopirate304]

3:38 There have been a lot of mishaps with No Knock Warrants in the United States. In some communities they are being disallowed because innocent people have been killed or injured. Fun fact, a policemen reviewed this movie and said seasoned cops wouldn’t be vomiting over the bodies in the wall. He said after a couple of years working crime and accident scenes, cops get a really strong stomach.

[@adamantiumrage]

You never get over the smell though.

[@sergio9489]

El Paso is the border city between Mexico and the United States. Juarez is literally within walking distance. You can be on a balcony in El Paso, Texas and see Juarez before the horizon. It’s one of the most beautiful yet deadly cities.

[@peteturner3928]

Denis Villeneuve is a wonderful director. I love how the studios let him make beautiful big budget cerebral masterpieces, even if they know they do not always do well at the at the box office (Blade Runner 2049 for e.g.). Can't wait to see his 2nd part of Dune as the first was stunning thing to behold.

[@86forever]

There's two more by the same Writer "Taylor Sheridan" that you should give a watch too.... both equally awesome in their action and suspense "Hell or High Water ( 2016..... a modern wester feel to it ) "Wind River" (2017 ... has both Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye) & Elizabeth Olsen (Scarlette Witch/ Wanda )

[@mfpatten]

I've seen this movie 20 times but hearing Ash say "Baby, these guys are specialists," 15 times had me LOL.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

He is a man who lost everything and it blackened his soul to the point where he wanted vengeance and when he came face to face with the boss who took everything from him and the boss witnessed the very thing that he created was pure fear and that is what Benicio Del Toro showed and more.

[@ptownfcbfan6]

You guys gotta watch Hell or High Water- it’s written by same guy who wrote this one and is INCREDIBLE. The ending scene is truly *chefs kiss*

[@LaserWombat]

Its hilarious how much these two miss by scream talking and looking away from the screen for so long.

[@-BuddyGuy]

38:05 🎧 🎵 rhymes so good she deserves an encore🎵

[@vojtanick738]

Great reaction, I recommend watching this movie Mulholland Drive (2001). It's an incredibly great movie. I would love to see your reaction to this movie. :) Thank you for your reactions, you are amazing. :)

[@_leroy_.]

Taylor Sheridan. The mastermind behind this movie the shots, the music everything. He also made the Tv series Yellowstone. youd love the same qualities in that as well

[@David_C_83]

I'm not one for intros but that was hilarious, between the comments and the memes, 10/10! I rarely laughed so much at one of your reactions but that was amazing, glad you watched this movie, Denis Villeneuve is an amazing director and I can't remember for the music but it sets the tone to so many scenes. Definitely watch the 2nd one too, it's not directed by Denis Villeneuve anymore but it's a decent sequel. And like others have said, absolutely watch more of Denis' movies that he directed, they're all an experience!

[@noahkory9660]

lol I loves Ash’s infatuation with the cinematography, that’s Mr Roger Deakins baby!

[@Jimboslice938]

22:30 ashes reaction to his girls reaction is another good reason to watch their reactions

[@sidanx7887]

He made him go out as a good cop - nice catch I hadn’t considered that She is catching all the small details - great stuff

[@phoenixowl2010]

For an equally intense Benicio Del Toro performance, consider The Hunted (also with Tommy Lee Jones!).

[@tehsma]

The music really elevates this film, despite how minimal the composition is

[@conorwellman8592]

33:50 Moral compass. This movie is the epitome of the saying "the only reason people like us can have a moral compass is because there are men committing horrible atrocities that assure our safety."

[@OdieSalmon]

This film is just one of three neo-Westerns that Taylor Sheridan has written. You guys should definitely check out Hell or High Water and Wind River.

[@DariusGotGrams]

Here’s a list of great things to react 2: •This is Not Happening - Ali Siddiq - Mitchell and/or Prison Riot •Bo Burnham - Kanye Rant •Bo Burnham - Art is Dead •Bo Burnham - 5 years •Jim Jeffries •Daniel Tosh - %5 of Americans • Anthony Jeselnik - Most Offensive Jokes • Andrew Schultz - Infamous •Jim Carr - Most Offensive Jokes

[@kellifranklin4432]

This is a fantastic movie. It absolutely shows what American intel agencies will do to work with the lesser of other evils. It's just reality. The second movie is awesome as well. Nice reaction and commentary as always.

[@AT-rr2xw]

Well, in the case of the Colombian Cartel, the farther away evil.

[@TheStoryhasbeensold]

Taylor Sheridan wrote both 1 and 2 films but also check out "Wind River" which is similar suspenseful from Sheridan which also has Jon Beranthal in it.

[@Danstraightedge]

Legit. I have been waiting for you both to react to this film. One of my few perfect films. I fucking love this movie and Im so glad you liked it as well.

[@7bootzy]

7:51 Hannah's so supportive! She sees Ash getting crazy excited about scanning terrain shots and says "Yeah, I'm your hype man!" Every man needs a ride-or-die like Hannah!

[@luckyzwrx]

Denise Villeneuve is in my top 3 directors of all time. Everything he touches is a masterpiece. This movie is part of the "Frontier" trilogy written by Taylor Sheridan. Hell or High Water and Wind River are the other 2 films. Both are spectacular. El paso is a town in TX with a very large US Military base. The town borders Juarez, Mexico. I was stationed there. You can drive down the 10 highway and look right down into Juarez. Funnily enough I also know Ed Calderon. He does counter kidnapping and knife courses with my company in Dallas. (The Mexican cop on Joe Rogan you mentioned)

[@michaelmachupa3854]

El paso is a city in Texas close to the Mexican border where Juarez is. It means the passageway in English. I've been there a few times,, interesting city.. And that scene when he had the water jug he was going to interrogate the guy with a torture method called waterboarding.

[@Neo6364]

But is also a sauce lol. I choked on my water when ash said that.

[@Blizzard-kf3qm]

It’s always fun to see Thanos and the Collector interrogate the Punisher in this film.