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A darker version of the Mike Ehrmantraut character from Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul, who was the best character on TV. Except Alejandro suffered more and caused more pain... without any hesitation. Mike hesitated at the worst time, and paid the price.

It's because once you are on the path, the need for explanation ceases.

The kratos of the cartel world

Sicario >>> dune

I remember when I lost faith in America... It was when Obama came out and said the previous administration had... "tortured some folks" I remember thinking.... Are we not the good guys anymore? Thats when I realized that all leaders are the same, from the same pool of humanity. And they will do what they have to do, based on how tight resources are for their country. Whether the resource is safety, or money, or oil, or food, it does not matter.

Just to be looking for “The Good” and “The Bad” in a Film screams simplism, maybe naivety.

He’s a good man, with no reason to be good anymore

Thanks for not going overboard on censoring the images and subject matter in your video here like so many on youtube would just to please the algorithm. Subbed.

One of my favourite movies, love both of them, powerful acting so well written.

USA = THE BAD GUYS

MOVIES ARENT REAL.

As a father to a daughter i should probably have the same mentality as Alexandro if she shared the same gruel destiny as his little princess.

#suggestion Please do the character analysis of Captain Joseph Blocker portrayed by Christian Bale in the movie Hostiles (2017). Thank you!

I think you really need to watch this movie until you understand that there's no such thing as "is he good or bad person". thats never been the point here

Pls some one make scario 3

You are brilliant. This is one of my favorite movies which I have watched millions of times. I have never thought of this movie in the “maze” way that you explained. This made me love the film 10x more. Thank you!

Wish there'd be a 3rd

Great analysis, had a lot of fun. Keep up the good work!

I cant stop watching this movie

Taylor Sheridan wrote Sicario.

thanks for revealing the whole story and spoiling it ! Damn!

do the original 12 angry men.

I respect this movie alot, it's on my top without doubt

Denis Villeneuve should have helped with that shitshow Yellowstone.

Sometimes Darkness fully grips you and doesn't let go. For me, it was 277 days ago when my Father was murdered by my brother. Darkness is something that has always been evident in the family, but up until September 6th it had always been a whisper and a shadow that gradually got louder and blacker until it consumed us. My brother will serve the remainder of his life in jail, with the consequences being somewhat well defined. For me, something inside died. Physical wounds are easy to measure, in a way. Wounds to your soul and mind, though, are hard to weigh. This kind of pain and trauma, part of Darkness, doesn't let go. I know this, because I've seen what an ending to my family can look like. An old man, the cadaver that was my Father, lying on a table with his face bruised and sliced up, his neck stitched back together. His white hair stained pink from lying in a pool of blood. My daughter is all that's left. But one day she may find out what happened and understand why, exactly, her own Father "looked sad sometimes." I do my best for her, her kindness and love are my Light as real and true as any genuine quality. She is my Father's legacy and I do my best to teach her generosity and patience. To contain and shield her from this pain however, as I have been consumed, is the hardest thing I've ever done. Sorry to those who read this. I prefer to write it into the void of whatever because when you speak of such things you can see the pain spread like a plague on people's faces. It's too much. No one can relate, anyway.

sicario 2 is far better than the original

I just watched this film and I am so haunted by it. I cried for the first time in years. Thank you for such a thoughtful breakdown of this incredible film that I can feel in my bones.

This a great Summary; Sunday morning coffee chilling. Subscribed. Prometheus?

Less is more, works!

Have you ever thought of doing an analysis of BladeRunner?

"If you kill a man's reason for being human, be prepared for the animal that remains"

Why is it forgotten that this was written by Taylor Sheridan. It was his first writing credit and the first of his Neo-Western trilogy, followed by Hell or High Water and Wind River.

Movie: has good writing UA-camrs: One of the GREATEST characters ever written!!

Benicio del Toro is a pimp. Such a great actor. This was cool by the way and thanks for sharing.

It's nuts to think that both Brolin and Toro didn't like how the movie turned out

By the way, Alejandro is a great person.

This is why I expected the Fremen to be more inline with books…for every Fremen is a Sicario from birth

Great movie, Binicio is a hell of an actor!!

The idea of this movie was intriguing. Something harmful that is slow but perpetually pursuing. Had potential for some great tension about being easy to get away from but easy to get trapped by complacency. The thought of something that can only slowly walk towards you makes you initially think you could easily plan your life around using location to keep yourself consistently safe. But if you think further you realize that it would be very hard to do. You have to stay some place long enough for it to walk a long distance . But it was executed too much like the B horror movies like Halloween, Friday 13th, etc.... Was disappointing.

He didn't create the character. Taylor Sheridan did. And also, he is not a good person, he is a hitman of Medellin cartel and he would easily murder Kate, whom he thinks resembles his daughter, if she wouldn't sign.

I really did like this movie. And the scene where he gets the gun pointed at him by Kate is what I consider one of the most important scenes relative to the movie it is in that I can think of. And it was really a good idea for them to cut down the dialogue to his one line because it separated this movie from all other movies. Who habitually have a long back and forth of dialogue between characters, trying to build or take advantage of tension. And since the movie is mostly told from her point of view, it played out as a very simple, quick, but impactful way of flipping expectations because the main point of view suddenly gets shoved out of the primary spot. And it showed his character as really somebody who doesn't have time for to play around with somebody who's not fully aware of the world they're in. And he won't ever play around with somebody like that. Served as a prelude to how the movie ended. And to the question of not knowing whether you consider him a bad man or a good man, you don't need to have an answer to that. All you need to know is that he at one point was a good man, or at least at one point he wanted to be one. So the ambiguity to the answer makes it more impactful.

I think we can all agree that the female FBI agent was a net negative and not needed to tell the story at all. All she did was slow everything down and interject nonsensical morality into the film to appease civilians who are too stupid to see life for what it is

god damn this was crazy espacilly at the end. thx for this video man

narration was a little too poetic. youtubers need to tone it down a bit.

Look no further than No Country for Old Men. Characters don’t need to talk to be excellent.

Benicio's character is as memorable as the Godfather cast.

You are grossly missing a key element in this story. Alejandro was found, grooms and used by the empire to affect the next level of violence and chaos. The unspoken part of this story is how ruthless the empire is with using and discarding the tools they create and nurture.

This is one of myfav movies thank you for nakitvideo

Sicario redefine movie between Good and Bad.. But focus exactly on bold reality