Sicario (2015) ☾ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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[@Centane]

Yayy! Thanks to editor we got a video out this week! I've been drowning in school work, so I truly appreciate having a helping hand while studying 🥳❤️ Reminder that I have my second channel: youtube.com/@kamillaa here I post gaming, trailer reactions and so on! Currently working on Spider-Man 2 and The Last of Us Part 2. After that we dive into Batman Arkham City, God of War Ragnarok and Red Dead Redemption 2!

[@philshorten3221]

"A Man on Fire" has some similar vibes

[@MrNitro071]

Movies like this demonize Mexico and Mexicans but the truth is the United States is responsible for the growth and development of gangs like this because of the drug habit the United States has. That is something that isn't talked about! The United States has CREATED THE CARTELS!

[@NickHunter]

@@philshorten3221 lol no.

[@jaimegarduno50]

You should watch hell or high water and wind river the guy who wrote this its the same guy who made these two movies and the movies are great

[@andreshernandez1180]

Not going to lie, the editing was a bit rough.

[@scottdarden3091]

When you wear flip flops to a high level meeting, you know you are a badass 😂

[@stevehope4572]

Right he doesn't give a shit if you see my ugly ass toes

[@chill9871]

the ending is so well done. like the whole plot of the movie was to supposedly take down this big drug lord to make a real difference but in reality its just next man up in the cartel and the cycle of violence continues.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

The border crossing scene and the build up tension culminating in the shootout is just flawless filmmaking

[@LotusInitiate72]

You keep repeating this same comment, bro.

[@Mackampackam]

Everything Denis Villeneuve has directed is amazing. I like the moral ambiguity in this film, and I love the photo!

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

I grew up in El Paso. At least once a month we would go to Juarez to by groceries and get hair cuts and there were truly great places to eat over there. I wouldn't set foot there any more. This is a VERY difficult film to watch. I really liked your reaction. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@timothyhedrick5295]

@15:35 "What even does that mean, a smurf?" A "smurf" is slang in money laundering for one person (of many other smurfs) who deposits a relatively small amount of cash (usually less than $10,000 which triggers a mandatory notification to the Treasury Department in the US) into a financial institution like a bank. Rather than a drug dealer trying to deposit $80,000 in cash into a bank, he pays ten people a small fee to each deposit $8,000 in accounts they have. They then later transfer the money to his account (often through multiple other intermediary accounts first to cloud the trail) in order to avoid triggering the Bank Secrecy Act reporting requirements for amounts over $10,000 in cash. By the time law enforcement gets wise to the activity and starts serving subpoenas for transfer records, the money is moved out of the country and all the accounts involved are closed (especially the last one where all the money recombined). Its a very basic type of money laundering activity and is not just used for drug money but also other crimes including boring old income tax evasion. I investigated drug trafficking and money laundering for 32 years before retiring four years ago. "Smurf" originates from the decades old cartoon by the same name which featured a bunch of almost identical little blue cartoon characters swarming around.

[@BrianSheely]

Benicio Del Toro had one of his best performances in 21 Grams. Actually, the entire cast was amazing.

[@dggydddy59]

I thought he was very enigmatic in Traffic.

[@user-ty5di3ku6o]

Kate spends the movie thinking they're gathering evidence to make an arrest. But Matt Graver, Alejandro, and Steve Forsing (glasses guy) are building a target package for Delta and Alejandro to eliminate Diaz, not arrest him. 😅

[@iAmMrBrandon]

Thermals has 2 modes: white hot and black hot. The names explain themselves. Anything with heat will glow white or black and colder items will glow the opposite. A lot better than night vision in terms of seeing things in the dead of night. Super cool to see. Night vision has also evolved to white phosphorus in place of green phosphorus so instead of a green tint, it’s more of a white tint. Good movie. Good visuals. Good tension. Glad you reacted. 🎉

[@Jay_Sullivan]

That's not true. There are more than two types of displays of thermals, and not every thermal device has multiple modes. It's only better than NV at certain things. White phos is not necessarily an evolution but a choice.

[@iAmMrBrandon]

@@Jay_Sullivan what other modes are there cause I’ve never heard of anything other than white hot or black hot. I’ve also found white phosphorus to be 10x better than green. That’s from personal experience. You’re just able to see more.

[@Jay_Sullivan]

@@iAmMrBrandon , I haven't used anything but digital NV, but I prefer white phos in games. I have heard that some people prefer green. The human eye can see more shades of green. However, in trials, there wasn't a noticeable difference. For that reason, I consider it to be a choice based on preference and not a concrete upgrade. TV can be shown in Rainbow, which can be seen in the Tom Clancy games and "Predator." There are also a bunch of other modes, such as Iron, Cool, and Spectra. However, all of those modes are essentially identical to white-hot. There is another category that is separate from those. It has one of those modes, such as white-hot, but then it displays the hottest temperatures at a different hue, such as red. I think it can be set so that it shows the hottest temperature currently visible or so that anything above a user-defined temperature is shown in that color. Similarly, the same is done but for the coldest temp. There's another category that uses contrasting colors to make small changes easier to notice.

[@iAmMrBrandon]

@@Jay_Sullivan I totally forgot about the red version. Idk why I didn’t register that as thermals 🤣

[@hYPERCUBEismus87]

@@Jay_Sullivan In military application, it is most of the time only white hot/black hot for IR systems. In rarely cases red for the hot peaks. All the other modes are primarely in civil applications. We are better to differentiate multiple colors, but in a tactical hunting scenario it is easier to pick a hidden heat source out of the mainly black (white/hot) or white background (black/hot) The human eye get less tired and sees at night better in black/white than in black/green. Therefore they switched NV to white phosphor which is a whitish light blue. From the few personal experience I would argue to see less shades of green. The brightest green is still darker than white. This makes the scale from black to green arround 20% shorter than the scale you have from black to white.

[@MikeB12800]

I watched an awesome analysis of this movie. Benicio Del Toro is the protagonist of the movie but we watch it through the eyes of Emma Blunt!! It’s his revenge story, she’s just along for the ride.

[@Teddy-zr8yv]

It makes the story feel different, if it were Alejandro's perspective it would be just another action movie, but since it is an outsider's view it is difficult to take his side.

[@previouslyachimp]

*Emily Blunt

[@MikeB12800]

@@previouslyachimp she tells me to call her Emma.

[@previouslyachimp]

@@MikeB12800 😉

[@MikeB12800]

@@previouslyachimp 😁😂

[@TheReturnOfSak]

I love Benicio del Torro. I have not been disappointed from anything I've seen with him. The Usual Suspects, The Way of the Gun, Snatch, all great movies.

[@Royalmerc]

I really like him in the 2003 movie "The Hunted" which is loosely based on a true story.

[@alainvachon6255]

Great reaction! Taylor Sheridan also wrote a sequel Sicario: Day of the soldado (2018). Another great movie from Taylor Sheridan is Wind River (2017) with Jeremy Renner. Jon Bernthal even has a small role as a good guy in this one 😉

[@Centane]

Thank you so so much 🥹💓

[@gullyfoyle3915]

A "smurf" is a term originally from the cartoon/comic "The Smurfs" (a race of tiny blue people who mostly look the same as one another). In the drug world a "smurf" is slang for members of a group of people sent into legitimate businesses to commit a crime (such as buying drug-making chemicals, or making a lot of illegal financial transactions) without being noticed or identified as criminals. Because there are so many of them, and they look so unremarkable, and their transactions are small (and otherwise legal, such as buying cold medicine from pharmacies in small amounts), they are often overlooked.

[@robovike]

For more Benicio Del Toro that's way out of this vibe (but still as charismatic, if not moreso), check out the film "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" with Johnny Depp. It's based on the book by gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, and it's so weirdly wonderful.

[@Nihilus_Outis]

Benicio Del Toro won the oscar for best supporting actor for 'Traffic.' Great movie, check it out. That film also deals with the war on drugs.

[@Centane]

how interesting!😍

[@markmccollough1017]

Yes, great movie. One of his other great movies, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is also heavily influenced by drugs, but in a completely different way. lol

[@19nzinga]

Benecio Del Toro can be super intimidating. He’s a really good actor. The whole cast though is filled with amazing actors.

[@gullyfoyle3915]

Yes, Chihuahua is a place (the dog breed is named for the place). It is one of the Mexican States (the largest State of Mexico by land area), in the north, and which borders the U.S. states of New Mexico and Texas (as well as other Mexican States). So, it has a very long border with the U.S., with all that implies, both good and bad.

[@aldepal]

Who edited this!? Jeeezus!

[@tonyh6640]

It was horrendous

[@Legatus10]

"I thought he was peeing on him!".........Adorable! 😂😂😂

[@JordanCesaroni93]

This movie is awesome! Benicio del Toro is great and Emily Blunt even better.

[@Christian-el2bz]

A great comment I heard about Kate was "She's a great agent but a terrible soldier" and that's a perfect explanation for why she crumbles completely throughout the movie 🤔

[@jsbcody]

Smurf is where someone is cashing in smaller dollar ($5, $10, & $20) bills in for $100 bills. Larger bills are easier to conceal and transport. Also refers to money couriers. These couriers can also be referred to as ants or bees.

[@MikeB12800]

Cartels do CRAZY shit!! There’s videos online. Shit that’s inhuman, cutting hearts out, peeling faces off, burning heads, hacking limbs off. This movie is soft in comparison.

[@MaxDugan1987]

Even though everyone praises benicio del toro's acting I still think he is very underrated. He learned Spanish later in his life. And still won the oscar for a Spanish speaking role in traffic. He should have won the Oscar when he played Che Guevara and even this one should have been an oscar contender. And keep in mind these are three distinct dialects of spanish in each character

[@fatboy5926]

Benicio Del Toro will probably be remembered as an excellent supporting actor - he should be remembered as 1 of the greatest ever. Every movie he does doesn’t matter what type of role - he steals the show. He just has the it factor I guess. He is simply outstanding

[@QuantumFlux_22]

Always great watching people realize this movie is not about Emily Blunt's character but rather Benecio Del Toro's. He is fucking amazing in the sequel btw.

[@747Cone]

"I don't know who I'm supposed to cheer for" Good...that's the point :) The actor is Benecio del Toro. Since, you watched the Usual Suspects, I recommend starting with Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, then Che, then Traffic.

[@AbruptandOffensive]

Fun fact: Night Vision Nerd Version Night vision goggles use phosphor, a substance that helps brighten the light in the goggles, and there are two kinds of it; White Phosphor and Green Phosphor. White phosphor is MUCH more expensive but makes the night vision so much more clear and gives the white and grey picture in the movie that’s so pretty. Green phosphor is less expensive and produces the kinda blurry green picture. Most night vision is green phosphor because it’s cheaper. The director is actually pointing that out in the tunnel scene because the Army “Delta” operators (special forces shooters) had white phosphor night vision goggles because the US military is funded so well and the government agents had green phosphor because federal agencies don’t get anywhere close to the same amount of money as the military. I thought that was a neat little inside nod to ppl with first hand experience with night vision.

[@TD-mg6cd]

Try to keep in mind that the people that Alejandro is killing are soldiers in a war, who are responsible for what they found in the AZ suburb. That includes Silvio.

[@boblob-law9401]

Great Reaction! Yet another Banger from Denis Villeneuve! He was also the director from another movie you reacted to, "Arrival". Benicio Del Toro is 🔥. I'm right there with you. My favorite movies that he's in are: "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas", and "Snatch". Both are really fun movies, highly recommend

[@hmg9665]

Benicio Del Toro is from Puerto Rico. He won an Oscar for the movie Traffic. The movie is about the drug trade and how it affects everyone rich and poor. Checkout his other films like Snatch, 21 Grams, etc!!!

[@stefanhuddleston6816]

He knew she couldn't shoot him. As he said she's not a wolf, she's a moral person trying to fight a war against people with no morality. In his mind, he had just helped her by holding the gun on her. To his warped sense, she can now tell herself she was forced to sign, absolving her of guilt (of course she really won't).

[@hellaflush787]

I love your channel! Big supporter here I can just hear you alllll day, I love your voice! Lol 🖤

[@TD-mg6cd]

He was there to "cut off the head of the chicken". His MOTIVATION was revenge.

[@brianoden1798]

I live on the north side of Oklahoma City we have a Mexican gang called the Southside Locos that have been around for decades. One day my sister was driving north on I-44 and there was a burnt body hanging by a rope on the overpass. The police, Fire Dept and ambulance were there . But not one word of it on the news , ever. You never hear about the crimes committed by them on the news . I imagine it's to keep them from being sensationalized.

[@EmperorSanz]

That was a suicide

[@AbruptandOffensive]

That didn’t happen

[@andreshernandez1180]

If you haven't seen the MCU movies, Benicio Del Toro plays a small role there, he's in a couple of movies and even has a scene with Josh Brolin (Matt in this movie) but I won't tell you what characters they play in case you haven't seen the MCU. Daniel Kaluuya (Reggie) is also in the MCU in Black Panther and I'm sure you know Bernthal plays The Punisher.

[@BudhagRizzo]

John Bernthal played a good guy in "Wind River". Then there's "The Punisher" which he pretty much owns the role.

[@alexlim864]

10:27 Alejandro wasn't a police officer, and he was likely deliberately baiting the guy with the question, so he could kill him. And as he wasn't an American, the special ops guys with him would have had plausible deniability for starting the gunfight ("Hey, we didn't say anything").

[@lovelygrey]

Thermal operate on heat signatures where as night vision essentially enhances ambient light.

[@matthewfike4491]

Benicio Del Toro does a fantastic job as a low rent street thug in the movie The Way of the Gun, an underrated heist/blackest of black comedies. Thanks for reacting to this.

[@djJaXx101]

And the Oscar for most exciting traffic jam scene goes to.... Sicario!

[@chicodel5125]

Chihuahua is the largest state in Mexico😅, That's why the Chihuahua dog has the name, it is originally from there.

[@Centane]

that's actually so funny 😂❤️

[@ian_forbes]

For a forgotten and overlooked gem starring Benecio Del Toro, you should watch Things We Lost In The Fire. As usual, he’s great in it.

[@oldscratch3535]

Night vision amplifies existing visible and near infrared light. Thermals capture the infrared heat energy from objects and portray them as a color scale (Black hot, white hot, color gradient ,etc.) Night vision doesn't work in the absence of light or near absence without an outside light source like an infrared emitter, but often the moon and/or starlight can provide enough light that you can see pretty well in conditions that the human eye would fail at defining. Thermal can see in complete darkness, through smoke, fog, etc. It generally can't see through glass and water.

[@simontide6780]

Border crossing sequence was iconic Call of Duty included in their game.

[@TahiriVeila13ABY]

Benicio Del Toro is such a fantastic actor (so many great actors in this movie. Del Toro won an Oscar for his role in the fantastic film Traffic (2000). Traffic also deals with the so called "war on drugs".

[@verdonix1976]

Kate keeps trying to work "in the rules" when in order to catch these really bad guys you have to color waayyy outside the lines... he kept trying to lead her the right way but she kept fighting it to the very end. Alejandro's character arc is probably one of the most rewarding and complicated storylines I have ever watched. This was an amazing movie, Sicario II was almost as good.

[@Ghoulstille]

It's funny to me when the powers that be think they can gain back control by breaking their own laws and then have it blow up in their face over and over. This film shows how the war on drugs is a total failure.

[@adameberly7949]

I enjoy the silence, not much music, as it sets the tension. Great cast. Blunt's character frustrated me lol. I also like him in Sicario: Day of the Soldado, Reptile and Escobar: Paradise Lost.

[@TD-mg6cd]

The last scene with Kate makes no sense. They don't let the participants critique or approve an operation when it is finished. The writer, Taylor Sheridan, apparently wants the audience to think that this entire operation was grossly unlawful. I think that is the reason for the scene. The only US law that we see broken is Kate's illegal entry back into the US through the tunnel and not at a Port of Entry. In addition, he would not fake her suicide that way. If he fired the gun her face would explode all over the room, but mosty on him probably causing injury from bone fragments propelled at very high speed. There would be a huge gap in the blood spatter pattern that would tell detectives that someone was right in front of her when the shot was fired.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

29:58 "This man is such a good actor - I want to see more of his work". Benicio Del Toro. I had to laugh a little. You saw him about 3 weeks ago in THE USUAL SUSPECTS. Yeah, that's just how good he is. Unrecognizable from one role to the next. 'Really good actor.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

@Blue And then I watched your outro. I had paused the video to comment on BDT, and looks like you got the info anyway.

[@KillingJoke96]

There's a track in the film's OST called "The Beast" which is this tense droning sound. It gives you the feeling that there is this villain or monster after you. The Beast only ever plays when U.S. Forces are in the scene.

[@Kosh800]

So night vision will pick up what little visible light that is in the area and amplify it. That's visible light as well as some parts of the infrared spectrum, but still only light waves. Night vision is usually shown as shades of green. It technically be shown as any color but I believe they use green because it either allows for more shades or the color or because it does the least amount of activation of your rods and cones (eye stuff) so that if you took them off at night you wouldn't be completely night blind. Thermal optics will purely see all of the infrared spectrum through heat. That's why it looks different. The different colors indicated a difference in heat between that object and other objects around it. If you watch in the beginning of the tunnel sequence of the movie you'll see that the soldier's boot prints are visible. That's because there's still some radiant heat that he left on the ground (I think it was supposed to be the blood of the guy he just knifed that he was tracking on the bottom of his boot). It's also why it's so much clearer. Night vision depends on some visible light, or some kind of infrared light that's turned on. Thermal optics don't require any of that. Think of it kind of like the vision the Predator has in those movies. Even in pitch black thermal vision will pick up a person like they're on fire. Thermals are *usually* white and black. Most thermals you can switch back and forth so that hot objects either appear as white or as black. There are some thermals that use multiple colors to show different levels of heat. Those are less common but not totally uncommon. In the military they're starting to use vision that is combined. So they'll be using thermal vision as well as some software driven HUG indicators that outline different shapes. So it basically looks like a video game where every person and vehicle is given an outline. The software can also indicate who or what that outline is. There are some declassified videos of it on KZbin. It's some pretty trippy shit.

[@CanadaDan]

This is such a great movie, the action, the cinematography, the cast, the score, everything was great. Benicio del Toro has been in some awesome movies. Watch the one about the Werewolf, with him n Anthony Hopkins

[@StayProteus]

And also at 23:15 the reason it looks weird is because they’re trying to portray night vision when it’s green (NV is generally green or bluish black/white) and thermal imaging which is generally grey/black and white but can also be a rainbow of colors but basically there’s going to be more of a contrast between objects in view with thermal than with NV and also depending on the settings if it’s set to “black hot” then the hottest thing in view will be black or basically the darkest and it’s the opposite for “white hot” mode and then if it’s set to color then just taste the rainbow... Military, cops and civilians (it’s not really restricted here in the US just very expensive so not as many civilians or regular cops have them) will use both NV and thermal but you generally use one or the other, like you have thermals and you have NV so it’s generally one or the other but rarely both combined into one helmet mounted unit so it’s like pick one to use for both eyes or for instance a thermal unit for your left eye and NV unit for the right eye unless you want to drop minimum $10,000 usd (on the low end, way more for high end) for a unit that combines both for both eyes

[@paulieluppino1856]

30:00 ..."This guy is such a good actor; I wanna see more of his work" You already did. He was Fenster in "The usual suspects"...Y'a know, the guy who speaks funny

[@SoutheastTx]

Some of my favorite Benicio Del Toro movies 21 grams, Traffic, The Wolfman, and The Hunted.

[@swish007]

kate had a right to be pissed at Brolin's character. he basically put her in a very dangerous position by what he did. it was a really sketchy operation legally and the fact that it's her name signing off on it means that not only could she lose her career but she could also be put in prison (if, say, the operation came under scrutiny by congress and they needed a sacrificial-lamb). but on top of all of that, now she has a target on her back with the cartels. they know she was involved so she will probably have to live the rest of her life looking behind her back for some hitman to come after her for revenge. Brolin's character was the kind of CIA type who uses people for their own gain, keeps them in the dark and then throws them away when done with them. Alejandro was just an assassin but interestingly, he must have had a soft spot for kate because it would have been in his best interest to kill her at the end and make it look like a suicide (after she signed the paper). leaving her alive was a bit of a loose-end for him

[@phoenixowl2010]

For more Benicio Del Toro, I recommend The Hunted (2003) and The Wolf Man (2010).

[@Andrew-id1vd]

only real operators show up in flip flops to a high clearance meeting

[@joegarza49]

Another really good movie to see Benicio Del Toro is called Traffic. He won the Oscar for this movie.

[@barn_ninny]

Kate isn't being difficult. She's trying to follow the law, which is her job.

[@spiritmonarch]

@14:53 ~ Note to editor, when she says "Why did they translate it like that?" Get in touch and find out what meaning she heard. IE add in some alternate subtitles or something.

[@kellymoses8566]

Green is night vision goggles that amplify moonlight and starlight 50,000 times. The white and black is infrared/thermal cameras where the brighter the pixel the hotter the material. Both methods have advantages and disadvantages. night vision is analog and so has no delay so you can drive a car wearing them.

[@paulieluppino1856]

Technically speaking, a Sicario is a nickname for a hitman no matter the context... Sure, its most common use is inside latin-american criminal organizations, but the word isn't exclusive of that... Another word to describe them is "asesino a sueldo" (contract killer)

[@nathanburr]

Check out The Accountant. Very similar vibe. Also has Jon Bernthal.

[@Cal-Corgan]

Another movie in the same vein, also starring Benicio Del Toro, is called Traffic. You'll love it.

[@dallasyap3064]

Benicio Del Toro looks very intimidating in this movie. He played his part well here, so did Josh Brolin.

[@phj223]

For more of the Mexico-US drug connection, check out the movie Traffic (2000), funnily enough also starring Benicio Del Toro, along with an absolutely PACKED cast. :)

[@Fred_L.]

To the question if that is a place, yes, Chihuahua is a Mexican state in the north, bordering the US. Its capital is also named Chihuahua (well, Chihuahua City). The internationally probably better-known dog breed got its name from it, too.

[@MatthewMortensen1]

If the U.S. Attorney tells you straight up what you're doing is on the level and not to worry about it, Just go along.

[@neugassh3570]

Denis Villeneuve is a genius...

[@darrendavalos2525]

Realy enjoy your reactions. Keep up the great work.

[@johnsmathers190]

There is a sequel to this, 3 years later.

[@cudin42]

​​​​Things We Lost in the Fire (2007) Starring: Halle Berry Benicio del Toro David Duchovny

[@TeamHarrisonMachine]

I’m so glad you watched this

[@joegarza49]

The first Sicario was really good. The second Sicario was pretty frustrating and bad.

[@fredermac7468]

Another great Benicio Del Toro movie is Traffic ( 2000 ). You will love him in it.

[@joegarza49]

If you like that actor Sean then watch the movie called The Acountant.

[@StayProteus]

At 12:00 in the interrogation he’s basically asserting dominance, in training for some of the US special operations guys (SEAL, Green Beret etc units) they’ll go through a more advanced SERE School than other forces (like there’s different levels to both) and SERE is basically how to avoid being captured if you end up alone and how to tough out interrogation if captured along with survival and escape skills etc and in at least the higher levels of SERE they will strip you naked and beat you and cause sleep deprivation n shit to try to make you crack and to prepare you for it all so I guess he’s literally doing a “dig bick” competition with the dude lmao

[@StayProteus]

Also I’m possibly mildly baked so I forgot to mention the main reason he did that is to also invade the dudes personal space which is also a way of asserting dominance in a interrogation and in SERE school when they strip you down I think they also do it then blindfold you and tie you up and together with other peers and or do it in confined spaces to mess with you more

[@t0dd000]

Though effectively unsettling, I never understood the "bodies in the walls" thing. Why would anyone do that?

[@JeanDupont26]

Love the intro & outro of your videos keep it up. By the way Love the reaction Spot ON.

[@Centane]

💓💓💓💓

[@michaelriddick7116]

Fantastic movie!! LETS GOO! 💪😎💪

[@christianmoreno3585]

miss centane so good to see a movie post from you !

[@Centane]

❤️❤️

[@Krosshairbbyg]

I believe the general thought when they ask about family ties or relations of any sort, it's about a couple things - leverage on her if she has family and if she doesnt then who would care if she needs to go .. so to speak. They ask similar questions in the military, it's the sort if thing that can weigh in on you mentally like those who quit out early during training because being cushty with your family is easier than going through training or active warzones but hey if you're not capable or ready mentally it's a good thing you quit out, you need to be able to trust who you are with.

[@treystevenson9872]

Benicio Del Toro in “The Hunted” with Tommy Lee Jones is pretty good too.

[@sinavaziri4886]

I was about to hit the like button and then you said Jon Bernthal's character in Walking Dead was awful, wtf he was literally the best character in the whole series.

[@user-ty5di3ku6o]

When a CIA case officer who used to be Delta tells you "it's going to be a good day" while smiling, you're either going to die within 36 hours, or a very high priority target is going to die by your hand in the next 36 hours 😂. There's no middle ground 😂.

[@domenicgalata1470]

Benicio DelToro is in the second film Sicario: Day of the Soldado which is also very good, different director. I would also recommend the film Traffic ( 2000 ) with DelToro, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones. Great film based on an English TV Series Traffik.

[@RudyCantGame]

Check out the movie Traffic. It has the same grit and has amazing actors.

[@markmccollough1017]

Some other great movies with Benicio Del Toro are Snatch, Traffic, and objectively one of the most insane movies ever, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas alongside Johnny Depp.

[@Iginihechanska]

You have ‘Light Enhanced’ night vision goggles (NVG) that enhance whatever light there is. Good NVG’s enhance light 90.000 times and all in a green nuance. Then you have ‘Active Infrared’, where you have a physical source to light-up the object and you look through a camera and basically see things as if you had a regular flashlight, except this view would be in a red nuance. Then you would have a ‘Passive Infrared’ and you’ll need a ‘heat source’ in front of you and the IR is presented in White Hot or Black Hot or whatever color you choose. If you’re in White Hot it looks almost like Thermal. Thermal is usually somehow a bigger conception that a single man doesn't carry around because it’s too heavy. Thermal is worn by choppers, drones or, as in my case, in the gunsight of a tank. And why thermal over IR? Thermal is much more sensitive. You can see way longer and deeper. I was able to spot enemy soldiers ½mile inside a forest, 2 miles away in the twilight.

[@gilbertomv1]

Sicario 2 is great too !

[@bobbycorrigan7969]

Just found your channel, great job. One of best reactions of this movie, 👍🙏🌹

[@jamesgeorge2852]

the second one is good but this one is loads better id love to see you react to the movie Sabotage all star cast and one of my fav action thriller movies if you like this movie and Narcos you'll love Sabotage

[@juniorwilliams1360]

Cool awesome reaction 🎉🍾👍

[@deanroddey2881]

If you want to see another good one with Beneccio, check out Traffic. And of course you already saw him in The Usual Suspects. For something funny, Snatch is a great one.

[@charlize1253]

Traffic, a great movie that somehow has become forgotten!

[@pduidesign]

I hope you watch Sicario 2!!!

[@paulsander5433]

Great reaction to a great movie! You might also enjoy Colombiana (2011). Benicio del Toro: Excellent actor. He was also in the "Guardians of the Galaxy" arm of the Marvel films, Sin City, License to Kill, and (of course) The Usual Suspects. BTW, the reason they laughed during the line-up scene is because Benicio farted, and they just couldn't hold character. Repeat for something like 12 takes. This movie was directed by Denis Villeneuve. After completing Sicario, he directed Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, and the new Dune movies. All are highly recommended (but watch the original Blade Runner movie before 2049).