I love the way Matt can’t hold Isabel’s gaze he knows the operation totally went to Hell, failed to start a war, loosing Alejandro in the process and ruining this girl’s life for nothing, I dare to think that he feels guilty
Probably some guilt yes, but also rage at his superiors. Possibly worried about the repercussions of bringing Isabel back. His head is a mixture of emotions
The young actor did an excellent job here with his body language. He doesn't have a single line but he goes from confident swagger to "I'm already dead, aren't I?" to recognizing that he's been given a single lifeline that's non-optional.
He doesn't think his life is in danger. And the option to become a sicario is not a lifeline and its not forced on him by alejandro. He was only in the situation of being able to shoot alejandro because he wanted to be a sicario. And that also was why he didn't kill alejandro, respect for him and his profession. Alejandro doesn't have any interest to force the boy to be something he doesn't want to be. Which is why at the end he begins explaining what it really means to be a sicario, to maybe talk him out of it or just to correct any misunderstanding about the work. Despite what you might think it's not a scary scene despite the music, it's just heavy with meaning and duty and fate.
@syd bohne I stopped reading at "reading way too much into it". Sorry for reading too much into the scene Syd. I will stop now. No need to give this topic any more consideration.
@@patrickkelly8095 Lame and tired storyline. Especially since he’s already killed the plaza boss responsible for murdering his family. The next film has to focus on the new age cartels.
"Let's talk about your future" could have three possible meanings: 1. I will train you to be like me. 2. I will give you a chance to walk away from this life. 3. You don't have a future.
Nah. He's definitely going to train him to use him as an asset. He could tell the kid was still conflicted about the life He's living. If he wanted to kill him it wouldn't have gone down like that
@@acap4395 He had orders to kill the girl and Alejandro bc she was a witness to the whole botched operation. Instead of following orders, he put her into witness protection which would keep her safe and give her and her family a new start and it's left ambiguous whether she testifies against Brolin's superiors and exposes the botched op, and what Brolin's fate is since he participated and planned the op.
Has there been any other movie character as compelling as Alejandro? I think he’s on the level of Heath Ledger’s Joker, or Hannibal Lecter. …And Carlos Reyes is still out there. Alejandro still has work to do.
That walk spoke volumes. He went from being "the man" surveying the subjects of his domain to a child sitting in a chair about to be "reprimanded" by daddy.
Curtis Skarbgb Yes but he’s never seen a ghost before then. Kid just saw the dude who he shot in the face and got essentially recruited most likely as an informant. That’s pant shitting fear right there
yeah....his family killed...shot in the face and left for dead....and still he is calm. the polite quiet guy down the hall who pretty much stays to himself.
In sicario1 he kills the wife & the kids before killing the villain. Great unexpected ending & here, he leaves the kid that shot him & wants the kid to be a sicario like him. This movie never fails to amaze me. Waiting for sicario3.
This is a toss up i think he killed him and the kid knew and accepted his fate. In part one he tells the fbi lady dont you ever point a gun at me and that was after he shot her
@@franciscondon1902 That makes no sense. Why would Alejandro kill the kid if the kid spared his life by not shooting in the head !? Besides that, gang would have shot the kid if he chickened out.
Somehow I feel that the kid saved his life on porpuse , showing incredible hitman and accuracy skills. Benicio rewards the kid by passing him the torch. yes im haf
Holy smokes, I just looked it up… Bro, you’re right. They’re finally talking about Sicario: Capos in the works. I’m loving life right now! Please Taylor Sheridan, please be the writer of this one again. I know you’re a busy man… But we need his writing, Del Toro, and Brolin. Would love Denis and Roger Deakins back on this project, but… I’m not sure. Just make sure Matt and Alejandro are there, and write us another epic thriller.
You can see on Matt's face that he deeply regrets the way the op went. He was very close to Alejandro and tried to make things right by saving Isabel. I do not think Matt is second guessing his decision to save Isabel. He might be disappointed that his team was unable to achieve the objective and definitely disappointed about Alejandro. The repercussions will be minimal if any because Matt has a history of delivering the dirty work that the US government needs. Putting Isabel in witsec won't be a big deal. Could Matt be replaying what went wrong in his head? Was the Mexican official they met in the mall who coordinated the Mexican police federal escort in on it? He also assisted them in the first movie by giving the location of the tunnel. I think the US officials will come around and see this as the cause of the failure. I think that Matt's decision to save Isabel will bring him back to Alejandro in the end.
I think there's more to it...Matt is not an idiot, he knew Alejandro was an exceptional warrior that always survives... That's why He called him and told him what was going on, after he observe the execution of Alejandro even so? he was not sure about him dead, it was too easy. So as a safety card He save the girl and took her into witness protection, Because He saw everything went down to hell after that. Soldier survival instinct.
All that's a great point. I think part of it is like you said how the op went. He knew that girl went through hell and was totally numb from all the pain and he also knew by her expression that he was most likely dead as close as they were it was everything all at once.
Actually that happened very often in History as an example William Marshall a Knight so legendary that even in Old age people still feared and respected him to the point even younger and more powerful Lords were afraid of him or the Spartans after an Old man was reused to be given a set in a stadium they all stood up because most of them die young.
@@forickgrimaldus8301 William Marshall was an absolute badass. If I had to pick a single Champion from known history to fight a duel for me I am picking Marshall.
better for alejandro, so matt cant cut any "loose ties"... i think he did rescue the daughter of the boss out of some sense of pride or respect, but I do not think he particularly liked Alejandro... he was a tool for him, like Emily in the first Sicario. He may have respected him and his skills as a capable Sicario, but I dont think he liked him that much tbh.
@@Luemm3l im going to have to disagree with you on this. It was primarily a business relationship but undernieth that lied a deeper friendship. They may have acted a certain way during the bullshit but when it all comes down to it Matt does have a deep friendship and respect for Alejandro. He went out of his way with his team to wipe those guys out who killed him and then took the girl which he was ordered not to do. He put himself on the line out of respect. The scene in the chopper when the little girl looks at Matt blank faced and then it shows Matt its a perfect example of a metaphor of how Matt actually feels that Alejandro is dead. Right before he truns his head to the left you can see the distain and pain in his eyes as they well up. He has love for him, they did a great job at keeping it very lowkey with only subtle hints of their true friendship. He thinks hes dead, has no idea thats hes alive. We will just wait and see how it pans out in Sicario 3. Ill be back once the movie releases and we see for ourselves. This will get interesting 👍
i love how powerful is Matt. He knows the game well enough. Even if the highest authority wanted the girl dead, when he decided she should be safe, thats all that matters for the girl. she will be safe.
It's a telling comment on American pop culture that, while I knew it wasn't, I said to myself "That could be the food court at the Altamonte Mall here in central Florida"
no - thats debate. - look at his eyes as he closes the door. Think of the first film ending - he executed 3 kids without need , here he has a far more direct need to kill
It could also mean the kids life will be snuffed out the second the door is closed. Definitely a cliff hanger that sets up a 3rd movie. God I hope they make that.
@@16cliffedge in the first movie the 2 kids and wife he killed were to cause the husband pain. The same pain he felt when his wife and daughter were killed. Here it was just business and he knew the kid didn’t have much of a choice. In fact the kid saved his life by pulling the trigger. If not for him one of the other guys would’ve shot him and not missed.
What a great face-to-face scene! - Main actor (looking in the eyes of the secondary actor, leaning towards him, having an offensive posture with a direct question and no kind introduction and explanation) : "So you want to be a Sicario? " - Secondary actor : No words, eyes trying to escape eye-contact, looking down as a sign of regret and to the side a sign of confusing. Such great body language.
Just imagine opening the door and there stands the guy you shot in the face a year ago. The same guy you thought was dead, but you realize too late that 'nobody' was actually a somebody and now holds the power over you.
Idk about "one of the best endings ever". It doesn't take much more than a simple google search that a lot of people are unhappy with this ending. Myself included. I think it makes absolutely no damn sense. It's a huge cliffhanger, but I still think it's pretty ridiculous.
It’s such a strong scene because it truly shows the entire aspect of, some very very very few people cannot be be bought, bullied or reasoned with. He doesn’t care about the kid one way or the other. But he’s there on one reason and one reason only PRINCIPLE.
Benicio del Toro's ability to transmit absolute POWER through the screen with just his facial expressions is incredible. One of the best and most chilling actors I've ever seen. Reminds me of Anthony Hopkins in that aspect.
A unique film, a great and serious, violent film. The military, harsh, evil, professionals are ideally shown. In the eyes of the girl, horror is read that she survived all this.
The military are heroes. They are wrath and retribution but not evil. They smite out evil with extreme prejudice. It is exactly what an angel would do.
In my mind he was either about to talk to him into training to become a Sicario. And for the record. The kid was told that if he killed him, he would become a sicario, however he survived the shot to the face. So this whole time his first kill, didn't really count. And he turned into that scared kid in the beginning.
The boy’s acting was superb He nailed the part where he acted tough and confident, to the part where he knew it was his end. And finally the look of “you got me, my life is your to control” Bravo, kiddo
So I've only seen this ending and my guess is the kid wants go into fast food management so I'm guessing that's why the manager wants to talk about his future with CuCus chicken. Ah it all makes sense. Haha
No he part of a group where they transport immigrants from mexico to america but the old man is part of the us military and they encounter previously which lead to the kid to know who he is, after their first encounter and bunch of crap has happen the old man needed to transport a cartel daughter to the US so he went to where immigrants go to get transported and the kid quickly remembers him as a cop, captures him, shoots him through this jaw and assume he was dead after he and his crew dipped him. A year later and that’s where you see this happen.
Wait so that's a real fast food joint? I thought it was a fictional business made just for the Sicario movies. Kind of like Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad. But I guess that fictional business in BrBa had a lot more uses.
Yeah. It’s a actual place but unfortunately this location closed down a few months ago. The Los Pollos in Breaking Bad is fiction, the actual restaurant is called Twisters.
The powerful scene at the end with limited dialogue says so much about the film, actors, and direction. When I first watched it, I stood up in the theater saying, that's how you end a film.
@@BrotherofJeffTheKiller Not really, because I let my hands speak so I won't talk trash online. However, if you like to test those hands, we can meet, sir
Alejandro: “So here’s you future: we’re going to team up with Thanos, Michael Westen, and the CIA to take out terrorists and drug lords. Also, keep an eye for the State Police... they’re not always the good guys. Any questions?” Kid: “...um-“ Alejandro: “Good. See you on Monday.”"
Here's some top secret documents, a gun, a badge, here's a phone line directly to the CIA and here's your mission. We are going to halo drop you into North Korea armed only with a knife, we can't supply you weapons, you need to obtain on site. Your mission is to stop a nuclear weapons program in a top secret military base. If this isn't for you, then accurately tell me the square root of pie. We got a team waiting to take you there now.
@@rienezukana Ok are you listenin? This idea was totally original. And was in no way shape or form stolen from metal gear solid 3 subsistence aka snake eater. I have never even heard of big boss, aka naked snake. It's just a coincidence. In fact, what even is a video game? Never even played one.
Matt started it all by accepting the offer of starting a war in Mexico. He knew he got his friend killed. The girl must've reminded Alejandro of his daughter that was killed and only wanted to honor his last attempt of bringing the girl into protective custody. In the end it seems like Matt was only angry at himself
@@omarsanchez9885 I think that too. But Matt wasnt angry of himself but of beign judged by her telling him "you kidnapped me, then leave us in a turf war and then you rescue me just like that? who are you Matt? are you a soldier or an assassin?"
@@highroller2320 Whole operation was a bust. Matt ruined the little girl's life, lost one of his most effective operators, killed lots of people in the process and failed his mission. So I'm guessing he feels shame and remorse.
"Wanna know how I got these scars? Lets talk about your future." Everybody gangsta until they see the guy they shot in the head still standing on his feet and calmly staring at you.
Ive never noticed it, but at 2:32 he rolls his eyes before he says lets talk about your future. Almost as though hes like you arent hard enough for this silly boy.
0:36 this is an underrated part of the scene, Josh's character is holding back sadness (at least this is how I see it) and tries to push out a grin or a smile but can't. When I've been overcome with grief I've tried the same thing but your brain won't let you fake it
He lived the last year thinking he's a cold blooded killer, a bad ass, only now to find out he's not and that realization came to him in the worse possible way.
One of the best closing scenes ever. The kid had all the swagger in the world...... until he saw Alejandro, and immediately, he became a little boy waiting to get his punishment.
Bro.... what a movie... what a scene... the background music and the acting were so perfect!! The kind came across someone he wasn't expecting... Once someone said " Never mess with a guy who has nothing to lose "...
@jerome williams She was a POS in the beginning of the movie. In the middle she went through a challenge, and in the end she became a "better" person (in this case just not an asshat anymore) This is called "character development" and is used in many movies, TV shows, novels, video games, etc.
RIP the composer Jóhann Jóhannsso, his ominous score blasting in the background is epic!
@TheTexanHusky The track playing in this scene is "The Beast" from Sicario and is composed by Johann Johannsson
Yeah that’s rough, hope the next movie still has a good score.
I was expecting that robot voice to announce - "I AM IRONMAN"
No, he passed?
For sure makes the movie
All those tattoo's, that walk, his masculinity ideology gone. With one look.
I love it.
No he looked him in the eyes and faced his death like a man actually
the only thing a wolf fears is a wolf bigger than him! And that's what the boy saw, a wolf bigger than him!!!
That mfker is wearing makeup 🤣🤣🤣
Struck fear in his heart.
Because he knows he's looking at death.
I love the way Matt can’t hold Isabel’s gaze he knows the operation totally went to Hell, failed to start a war, loosing Alejandro in the process and ruining this girl’s life for nothing, I dare to think that he feels guilty
Probably some guilt yes, but also rage at his superiors. Possibly worried about the repercussions of bringing Isabel back. His head is a mixture of emotions
He definitely threw her off the plane later
That's what the us government is good at, starting all their own problems and don't know how to fix them.
@@Ivan-02
Thats pretty goes for every single entity in this world.
@@Ivan-02 Ouch! Patriotism lowered to 92%!
The young actor did an excellent job here with his body language. He doesn't have a single line but he goes from confident swagger to "I'm already dead, aren't I?" to recognizing that he's been given a single lifeline that's non-optional.
Fun fact: he wasn’t acting. He was just reacting.
@@sandorclegane6844 Like you see Clegane in your bedroom
Excellent summary. No dialogue needed.
He doesn't think his life is in danger. And the option to become a sicario is not a lifeline and its not forced on him by alejandro. He was only in the situation of being able to shoot alejandro because he wanted to be a sicario. And that also was why he didn't kill alejandro, respect for him and his profession. Alejandro doesn't have any interest to force the boy to be something he doesn't want to be. Which is why at the end he begins explaining what it really means to be a sicario, to maybe talk him out of it or just to correct any misunderstanding about the work. Despite what you might think it's not a scary scene despite the music, it's just heavy with meaning and duty and fate.
@syd bohne I stopped reading at "reading way too much into it". Sorry for reading too much into the scene Syd. I will stop now. No need to give this topic any more consideration.
Plot twist: Alejandro is the manager of that fast food place and was just gonna tell the kid to stop eating the fries from people's orders.
hahahahahahaha
🤣🤣
Good one.
xDD
😂😂😂
"Let's talk about your future"
"Lol jk, time to meet God"
Lol 😂
Lmaoo 🤣🤣😂😂
Lol, I don't think that Alejandro remembers what kidding is.
what future?? :v
jk = just killing
Everybody gangster till they see a ghost!
He's gangsta disappear like cris angle lol I don't think he understood his future until he saw him lol
Lol nice
This kid looks more like a gelly fish then like a gangster
"In hell there is always going to be a demon bigger than you"-- Joel "El Cuco" Garcia / 1986 / PR
Spacemaster because people think just because you have tattoos you’re hard lol
When the army recruiter finds out that you’re working at McDonald’s and have a 2.0 GPA
"don't I have the perfect little job for you, son."
I think Alejandro takes him, and teaches him, while using him to infiltrate the cartels so that he can kill them.
@@patrickkelly8095 oh you sweet summer child
@@patrickkelly8095 Lame and tired storyline. Especially since he’s already killed the plaza boss responsible for murdering his family. The next film has to focus on the new age cartels.
"Lets talk about your future."
"Let's talk about your future" could have three possible meanings:
1. I will train you to be like me.
2. I will give you a chance to walk away from this life.
3. You don't have a future.
Knowing Alejandro, this kid doesn't have a future.
The first one .
Nah. He's definitely going to train him to use him as an asset. He could tell the kid was still conflicted about the life He's living. If he wanted to kill him it wouldn't have gone down like that
1+3
at least he didn't say time to meet God.
2:22 - Benicio: A powerful Sicario you will become. Henceforth, you shall be known as Darth.....Puto.
How'd you get away with writing that word? When I write it, UA-cam deletes my comments
@@EliC09 He didn't put a space after the dots, so the algorythm doesn't recognize it as a single word. I guess.
@@FredLenz1 that's smart
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why can't I come up with lines like this??? Brilliant!
Kid is so afraid that he couldn't swallow his food for some time.
haha
It was a french frie
It was a fraunche phry
legends said that the kid still couldn't swallow it til this day.
@@testpilot5 😭😭😭😭😭
Josh Brolin nailed this scene. Genuine sorrow, and knowing he'll regret his decision for the rest of his life.
Assuming he is going to live past that last encounter
can you explain why? what consequences will he face for bringing the girl into USA
Unbelievable acting there. It’s a gut punch.
@@acap4395 If I recall correctly, both the girl and Del Toro's character were supposed to be wiped out.
@@acap4395 He had orders to kill the girl and Alejandro bc she was a witness to the whole botched operation. Instead of following orders, he put her into witness protection which would keep her safe and give her and her family a new start and it's left ambiguous whether she testifies against Brolin's superiors and exposes the botched op, and what Brolin's fate is since he participated and planned the op.
Damn the new season of Beyond Scared Straight has gotten a higher budget.
Beyond shit your pants
Gold
Cheeks will be busted.
uh he just got initiated into crooked as fuck
😂😂😂
The way he eats that fry... Kid thinks he's hot shit, but the moment he's confronted by real power it all comes crumbling down.
Right
So true
proverb! Better ending, he chokes on the fries, dies, Benicio: "I guess not". Credits.
Benicio waterboards the fries out of his lungs.
Has there been any other movie character as compelling as Alejandro?
I think he’s on the level of Heath Ledger’s Joker, or Hannibal Lecter.
…And Carlos Reyes is still out there. Alejandro still has work to do.
When you realize you didn’t get any XP when you shot him
Kid: I swear I went for the head!
He got a hitmarker
When he picked up his dog tags back in killed confirmed and he comes back to clap them cheeks
Cause he shot him in a cutscene quick time event. Doesn’t count.
Ale had finalstand on.
That walk spoke volumes. He went from being "the man" surveying the subjects of his domain to a child sitting in a chair about to be "reprimanded" by daddy.
True he tough with those who can’t defend themselves and a scared puppy when the big boss comes around.
Little boy doesn't know what fear is when he's thinking he's tough. Alejandro scares people by the name they call him alone.
Exactly...Medellin
Doesn't know fear? The movie kind of shows he's been exposed to violence.
“Medellin?”
He was even scary asf when the kid bumped into the car at the parking lot, and Alejandro was staring at him.
Curtis Skarbgb Yes but he’s never seen a ghost before then. Kid just saw the dude who he shot in the face and got essentially recruited most likely as an informant. That’s pant shitting fear right there
The music just gives me chills.....and this scene is just freekin sick!!!!!! Cant wait for number 3 !!
It's taking forever
@@josephthibodaux6033 man its killing me the anticipation.
@@richardcalisi9188 facts
@@josephthibodaux6033 There is nothing nowhere that I've read or found that indicates a #3 is in the works..
@@grep67 me either and that sucks
Everyone is a Sicario until Alejandro show up at the food court .
So you wanna work in CuCo's mexican fast food. Lets talk about your future.
Matthew Schutze no,Medellin
Hahahahah
Well the food is half off with free refills.
😆😆😆
LOL
“Let’s talk about your future”
gives me chills
Me too the kid just had a surgery and his pronoun is a "SHE" now. She graduate from accountancy and decides to be an independent woman.
Arguably the most spine chilling line of the movie
@@Msmow-g6k Bet u find out in Sicario 3
@@Msmow-g6k no he probably trained him to become a Sicario
@@bradleycarroll8187 bro i Cannot wait for it
Has anyone noticed that Alejandro hardly ever raises his voice?
The confidence in his eyes is plenty loud...
yeah....his family killed...shot in the face and left for dead....and still he is calm. the polite quiet guy down the hall who pretty much stays to himself.
That was Denis Villenueve's idea
No need to! calm is the way to go!!!
He is an amazing amazing actor. Remember his accent in "The Usual Suspect" movie?
In sicario1 he kills the wife & the kids before killing the villain. Great unexpected ending & here, he leaves the kid that shot him & wants the kid to be a sicario like him. This movie never fails to amaze me. Waiting for sicario3.
Bro he kills that little shit
If the kid knew he was in danger he would've ran back to the crowd. Alejandro didn't pose a threat here
This is a toss up i think he killed him and the kid knew and accepted his fate. In part one he tells the fbi lady dont you ever point a gun at me and that was after he shot her
@@franciscondon1902 That makes no sense. Why would Alejandro kill the kid if the kid spared his life by not shooting in the head !? Besides that, gang would have shot the kid if he chickened out.
Somehow I feel that the kid saved his life on porpuse , showing incredible hitman and accuracy skills. Benicio rewards the kid by passing him the torch. yes im haf
Benicio del Toro in my book is one of the top actors I have ever seen, the guy is absolutely incredible.
He is...hands down, one of top. Even his small role in the Usual Suspects is iconic.
So good in this
I agree 💯💯
He is legend bro
He's awesome. Amazing actor.
"So you want to be a Ruby Rose impersonator let's talk about your future"
LMAO
Shit cracked me up. Dollar store Bat woman
😂😂😂
Bruh 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I love Matt’s reaction when he looks at Isabella Reyes and thinks Alejandro is legitimately dead... As ruthless as he is, he loved Alejandro.
I want a sequel for this and also to see if he meets Isabel again. That would be nice.
Me too, brother! Alejandro still has more work to do…
@@neilroyston1294 They're making 1 more.
@@dougstyles That's the best news I've heard all week.
Holy smokes, I just looked it up… Bro, you’re right. They’re finally talking about Sicario: Capos in the works.
I’m loving life right now! Please Taylor Sheridan, please be the writer of this one again. I know you’re a busy man… But we need his writing, Del Toro, and Brolin.
Would love Denis and Roger Deakins back on this project, but… I’m not sure. Just make sure Matt and Alejandro are there, and write us another epic thriller.
You can see on Matt's face that he deeply regrets the way the op went. He was very close to Alejandro and tried to make things right by saving Isabel. I do not think Matt is second guessing his decision to save Isabel. He might be disappointed that his team was unable to achieve the objective and definitely disappointed about Alejandro. The repercussions will be minimal if any because Matt has a history of delivering the dirty work that the US government needs. Putting Isabel in witsec won't be a big deal.
Could Matt be replaying what went wrong in his head? Was the Mexican official they met in the mall who coordinated the Mexican police federal escort in on it? He also assisted them in the first movie by giving the location of the tunnel. I think the US officials will come around and see this as the cause of the failure.
I think that Matt's decision to save Isabel will bring him back to Alejandro in the end.
I think there's more to it...Matt is not an idiot, he knew Alejandro was an exceptional warrior that always survives... That's why He called him and told him what was going on, after he observe the execution of Alejandro even so? he was not sure about him dead, it was too easy. So as a safety card He save the girl and took her into witness protection, Because He saw everything went down to hell after that. Soldier survival instinct.
The young man's body language sucked he had no swagger in his walk. He didn't walk with confidence.
Which one is matt is it the jewish looking kid with the tattoos?
@justicedemocrat9357 the cia agent on the helicopter.
All that's a great point. I think part of it is like you said how the op went. He knew that girl went through hell and was totally numb from all the pain and he also knew by her expression that he was most likely dead as close as they were it was everything all at once.
Great actor, del torro. His calm strength, his silence and unexpressive face.
that is call badass
I don't care how many times I've seen this, the music always gets me on edge.
Love your name, Dark Green Marine. Perfect ! Semper Fi, Brother
Everybody's a gangsta until a ghost shows up at your place.
Be wary of old men in a profession where men die young
Yep pretty much sums it up.
Actually that happened very often in History as an example William Marshall a Knight so legendary that even in Old age people still feared and respected him to the point even younger and more powerful Lords were afraid of him or the Spartans after an Old man was reused to be given a set in a stadium they all stood up because most of them die young.
@@forickgrimaldus8301 William Marshall was an absolute badass. If I had to pick a single Champion from known history to fight a duel for me I am picking Marshall.
This line has stuck with me ever since I read it in the comments section of a Better Call Saul video. It was referred to Mike. Another badass guy.
@@aseem2985 yeah
That boy needs to change his pants after they talk about his future lol
I don't think there is an after for this kid.
@Tu Tone You think people should be castrated just because of the clothes they wear? You'd love ISIS, they feel the same way!
Tu Tone Someone’s butthurt LMAO. What a punk bitch
he put out more choco than a twix factory
Everything was pushed back were it belongs , if alejandro did for info what do you espect whe you shoot him?
The soundtrack is great, it blends with everything so well.
Matt still thinking alejandro is dead. :(
Matt is fucking pissed, he loved Alejandro. Can't wait fir the 3quil.
Ik that suck I think in the next movie they're gonna face off for what they did to him
Nah , at the back of his mind he knows maybe , just maybe he might be alive and there is a world of hurt coming at them .
better for alejandro, so matt cant cut any "loose ties"... i think he did rescue the daughter of the boss out of some sense of pride or respect, but I do not think he particularly liked Alejandro... he was a tool for him, like Emily in the first Sicario. He may have respected him and his skills as a capable Sicario, but I dont think he liked him that much tbh.
@@Luemm3l im going to have to disagree with you on this. It was primarily a business relationship but undernieth that lied a deeper friendship. They may have acted a certain way during the bullshit but when it all comes down to it Matt does have a deep friendship and respect for Alejandro. He went out of his way with his team to wipe those guys out who killed him and then took the girl which he was ordered not to do. He put himself on the line out of respect. The scene in the chopper when the little girl looks at Matt blank faced and then it shows Matt its a perfect example of a metaphor of how Matt actually feels that Alejandro is dead. Right before he truns his head to the left you can see the distain and pain in his eyes as they well up. He has love for him, they did a great job at keeping it very lowkey with only subtle hints of their true friendship. He thinks hes dead, has no idea thats hes alive. We will just wait and see how it pans out in Sicario 3.
Ill be back once the movie releases and we see for ourselves. This will get interesting 👍
I’ll tell from experience seeing someone you thought was dead is one of the life altering moments of your life…
How about someone you thought was dead that you thought you killed?
@@merlyn2121 el diablo!!
Who was it? Was it your mom?
i love how powerful is Matt. He knows the game well enough. Even if the highest authority wanted the girl dead, when he decided she should be safe, thats all that matters for the girl. she will be safe.
ah mizo
Cool fact, saw this movie at the mall this was filmed at, Cottonwood in Albuquerque.
Yeah! I’m just tripping seeing the mall I hang out at in a movie.
It's a telling comment on American pop culture that, while I knew it wasn't, I said to myself "That could be the food court at the Altamonte Mall here in central Florida"
Cottonwood? I thought it looked familiar. Rio Rancho though.
Subsequently, that is where Walter White & Jesse live.
@@johnmurphy7025 And it's also Omaha Nebraska (Better Call Saul) XD
The music...
By Johann Johansen. R. I. P.
Darude sandstorm
Elton John
The music for this movie was masterfully done. Composure OD'd tho.
@@MyamotoMusashi333 alright.... Haha so funny.
The sheer intensity of both these films is simply unmatched.
I didn't find these films until a couple of years ago, some of the best I have ever seen!
Absolutely brilliant
How Alejandro rolls his eyes makes this whole scene and also tells you he doesn’t hurt him. A lot of people miss that part
no - thats debate. - look at his eyes as he closes the door. Think of the first film ending - he executed 3 kids without need , here he has a far more direct need to kill
@@16cliffedge but it doesn't seem like he will kill him
@@Dr.HooWho the kid shot him. Pretty sure it's become a rat/sicario for us or that's all she wrote
It could also mean the kids life will be snuffed out the second the door is closed. Definitely a cliff hanger that sets up a 3rd movie. God I hope they make that.
@@16cliffedge in the first movie the 2 kids and wife he killed were to cause the husband pain. The same pain he felt when his wife and daughter were killed. Here it was just business and he knew the kid didn’t have much of a choice. In fact the kid saved his life by pulling the trigger. If not for him one of the other guys would’ve shot him and not missed.
What a great face-to-face scene!
- Main actor (looking in the eyes of the secondary actor, leaning towards him, having an offensive posture with a direct question and no kind introduction and explanation) : "So you want to be a Sicario? "
- Secondary actor : No words, eyes trying to escape eye-contact, looking down as a sign of regret and to the side a sign of confusing.
Such great body language.
The soundtrack composer was a huge Jaws Fan. He based this deep base sound in reverse of the Jaws theme sound.
Really? Wow
funny, I hear 'terminator 2' in the influence....
Cool. It reminds me of the cello from the batman movie. Electric cello I believe.
Source : trust me bro
This particular score is almost identical to the space movie "Life" score at the very end.
fuck i love this movie, they nailed every scene with tension and pure badassery
It's a masterpiece even the deaf guy scene, seems so real
Just imagine opening the door and there stands the guy you shot in the face a year ago. The same guy you thought was dead, but you realize too late that 'nobody' was actually a somebody and now holds the power over you.
When you come home and your parents got too your report card before you 1:27
2:40
why would your report card be at home before you lmao don’t you bring it? 😂
Sit down and explain how you sag those skinny jeans!
@@rcgroundzero they mail it sometimes
Pupper jr
I can tell you failed English class. It is ''to'' ... not ''too''.
That score is just awesome could listen to that all day.
I love how Alejandro moves ever so slightly into the light to show the kid his scares💯💯 perfect writing with subtle details💯💯💯
one of the best endings ever, and the proof that sequels can be great.
Apparently the third sequel is in the making, according to the director
Idk about "one of the best endings ever". It doesn't take much more than a simple google search that a lot of people are unhappy with this ending. Myself included. I think it makes absolutely no damn sense. It's a huge cliffhanger, but I still think it's pretty ridiculous.
Good Screenwriter!
Yeah... what’s so great about it? That line ruined the whole movie.
Nah, it was suck
The body language from both actors is amazing here
It’s such a strong scene because it truly shows the entire aspect of, some very very very few people cannot be be bought, bullied or reasoned with. He doesn’t care about the kid one way or the other. But he’s there on one reason and one reason only
PRINCIPLE.
Probably one the most bad ass scenes ever! The orchestra is simply amazing! I know this was a sort of a tribute to the Jaws Theme. Perfect!
"So you want to be a Sicario 2: Day of the Soldado... let's talk about your future"
this is it huh, we just some kinda sicario 2: day of the soldado?
Made me chuckle... thanks
Haha
Because if you don't answer the question the right way you don't have a future.
When you wanna include the name of the film in the script to make it sound cool but you can't find a suitable place.
Benicio del Toro's ability to transmit absolute POWER through the screen with just his facial expressions is incredible. One of the best and most chilling actors I've ever seen. Reminds me of Anthony Hopkins in that aspect.
He is much better than Anthony Hopkins
2:11 Benicio del Toro's acting here was spot on. He went from a disappointed look about what happened to the kid to a scary, intimidating look.
The most badass movie ending ever.
definitely up there. soon as i saw this, i wanted sicario 3. can't wait
@@mostknownunknown907 too
Definitely not
@Ms Bliss You got issues
@@Crisyx91 not really
A unique film, a great and serious, violent film. The military, harsh, evil, professionals are ideally shown. In the eyes of the girl, horror is read that she survived all this.
The military are heroes. They are wrath and retribution but not evil. They smite out evil with extreme prejudice. It is exactly what an angel would do.
@@adohmnail6445 wtf is this interpretation xD you didnt understand the movie or u are completly braindead
That ending shot of the blackhawks flying over the desert is gorgeous
That amazing Score!!!! So simple yet so deeply foreboding. Well done.
The drums are the heartbeat, and the strings are the lungs. The Beast lives, and it's coming.
"So you want to be Dora the Explorer? Lets talk about your future."
@Joseph Gonzales Epic revelation. Thanks
@JE FF Griffy haha
In my mind he was either about to talk to him into training to become a Sicario. And for the record. The kid was told that if he killed him, he would become a sicario, however he survived the shot to the face. So this whole time his first kill, didn't really count. And he turned into that scared kid in the beginning.
The boy’s acting was superb
He nailed the part where he acted tough and confident, to the part where he knew it was his end.
And finally the look of “you got me, my life is your to control”
Bravo, kiddo
he's training the kid to be a sicario... he doesn't kill him
Nah, he never gives him that look. He tries to look tough until the end, which is why Alejandro rolls his eyes and has to close the door.
So I've only seen this ending and my guess is the kid wants go into fast food management so I'm guessing that's why the manager wants to talk about his future with CuCus chicken. Ah it all makes sense. Haha
No he part of a group where they transport immigrants from mexico to america but the old man is part of the us military and they encounter previously which lead to the kid to know who he is, after their first encounter and bunch of crap has happen the old man needed to transport a cartel daughter to the US so he went to where immigrants go to get transported and the kid quickly remembers him as a cop, captures him, shoots him through this jaw and assume he was dead after he and his crew dipped him. A year later and that’s where you see this happen.
SyKiK _R6 no need to insult kid
dumbass
So you wanna be a sign spinner for Cuco's... let's see if you have what it takes...
spot on, sicario im pretty sure means supervisor
My theory: Alejandro tells the kid to become a sicario for Carlos Reyes so he can get closer to him
Jason Vazquez no shit, Sherlock
Meanwhile Isabelle is somewhere in Idaho shoveling shit with ptsd in witness protection
G and nobody cares about America :0
@G he's using it to mock idiot
@@UndercoverWerbung apparently a lot actually do buddy :0
Bring on sicario 3! Alejandro + Matt definitely make these movies, they were born for these roles!
Brolin is 56 now.... a bit old to keep going on these military missions....
Fucking Mondays.... right?
Everyone’s parent after getting a phone call from school 😅😂😂😂
😂
This is a very interesting scene, you don't know if Alejandro is gonna teach him or he was joking and about to torturer him.
Isabel Reyes was low key very underrated in this movie. Despite her 1000 yard stare at the end she knows the game now. A teachable moment for her.
Imo that door closing is a nod to the Godfather, part 1
Is it truee, Alejandroow?
Yeah that and part 3 where Michael tells Vincent "and we'll, talk about your future".
The Searchers with John Wayne
When the movie title hits you right at the end of the movie.
Dark ending. So great. The music score adds to the depth greatly.
Benicio Del Toro is so scary in both scario movies that it ain't funny. This kid is so scared right now. He knows he's dead.
I don't think that is what's happening. He's being recruited.
@@dominicomegon4714 right
@@dominicomegon4714 He's scared shitless ,but you're right he is being recruited.
Sierra-250 Sicario 3 should take place in Acapulco
Mark Nah he didn’t. If he did intentionally shoot him in the cheek, he wouldn’t have been as shocked as he was.
1:20 to 1:35 is the perfect example. Everyone is a gangster untill they meet the real shit.
Yeah like in Beyond scared straight, mean kids meeting fiendish people
The music in this scene is a real masterpiece. :)
This scene was filmed at Cottonwood Mall in Albuquerque NM. I know because I recognize Cuco’s. Their Carne Asada Fries are bomb asf. 💯
Wait so that's a real fast food joint? I thought it was a fictional business made just for the Sicario movies. Kind of like Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad. But I guess that fictional business in BrBa had a lot more uses.
Yeah. It’s a actual place but unfortunately this location closed down a few months ago. The Los Pollos in Breaking Bad is fiction, the actual restaurant is called Twisters.
@@m.gchavez5446 Oh damn, that sucks. AT least you got to enjoy it a bit before it closed down. I've never heard of a Twisters before, but that's cool.
“Alejandro closes the door.”
Close up scene of a drain.
*Credits* while omniscient score is blasting.
Grunts slowly getting louder.
Huy Hồ Vĩnh gahh Damn lmao 😂
*A single, muffled gunshot is heard as the screen goes black*
Wth ew
Where was the drain?
The powerful scene at the end with limited dialogue says so much about the film, actors, and direction. When I first watched it, I stood up in the theater saying, that's how you end a film.
Anyone tell you to sit your ass down?
🤣 I could imagine seeing doing that
Exatamente
And somebody crumbled you for standing up in a theater
@@BrotherofJeffTheKiller Not really, because I let my hands speak so I won't talk trash online. However, if you like to test those hands, we can meet, sir
Alejandro: “So here’s you future: we’re going to team up with Thanos, Michael Westen, and the CIA to take out terrorists and drug lords. Also, keep an eye for the State Police... they’re not always the good guys. Any questions?”
Kid: “...um-“
Alejandro: “Good. See you on Monday.”"
Here's some top secret documents, a gun, a badge, here's a phone line directly to the CIA and here's your mission. We are going to halo drop you into North Korea armed only with a knife, we can't supply you weapons, you need to obtain on site. Your mission is to stop a nuclear weapons program in a top secret military base. If this isn't for you, then accurately tell me the square root of pie. We got a team waiting to take you there now.
@@easiesteevee2532 lmao isn't this basically Metal Gear Solid's plot? Except its not North Korea
@@rienezukana Ok are you listenin? This idea was totally original. And was in no way shape or form stolen from metal gear solid 3 subsistence aka snake eater. I have never even heard of big boss, aka naked snake. It's just a coincidence. In fact, what even is a video game? Never even played one.
(Also, keep an eye for the State Police... they’re not always the good guys. Any questions?”) it gets me 🤣🤣🤣🤣😝😝😝😝😝
@@easiesteevee2532 1.77245 is the square root of pie any more questions, but the real question is did you do your homework
The fact Matt couldn't hold eye contact with the kid is one of those moments that speaks volumes without a word being spoken.
Straight up imagine staring in the eyes of a kid who seen stuff while being a guy who’s seen stuff as well
Matt started it all by accepting the offer of starting a war in Mexico. He knew he got his friend killed. The girl must've reminded Alejandro of his daughter that was killed and only wanted to honor his last attempt of bringing the girl into protective custody. In the end it seems like Matt was only angry at himself
What was the meaning behind it ?
@@omarsanchez9885 I think that too. But Matt wasnt angry of himself but of beign judged by her telling him "you kidnapped me, then leave us in a turf war and then you rescue me just like that? who are you Matt? are you a soldier or an assassin?"
@@highroller2320 Whole operation was a bust. Matt ruined the little girl's life, lost one of his most effective operators, killed lots of people in the process and failed his mission. So I'm guessing he feels shame and remorse.
the ominous music is what makes this movie even more awesome. so much hype, damn.
"Wanna know how I got these scars? Lets talk about your future."
Everybody gangsta until they see the guy they shot in the head still standing on his feet and calmly staring at you.
"Let's talk about your future"
( closes the door)
My dad after seeing my grades
Ive never noticed it, but at 2:32 he rolls his eyes before he says lets talk about your future. Almost as though hes like you arent hard enough for this silly boy.
This song is called the beast by Jóhannsson and it’s from the original soundtrack Sicario
The way he just sat down and bowed his head loved it!
I hope they keep continuing Sicario forever, like what they do to James Bond! I love this movie!
James Bond will become a woman next
@@noobie1890ruined
0:36 this is an underrated part of the scene, Josh's character is holding back sadness (at least this is how I see it) and tries to push out a grin or a smile but can't. When I've been overcome with grief I've tried the same thing but your brain won't let you fake it
He looks like thanos right there
That score is absolutely fantastic. Nightmarish. I dig it.
I can’t wait for the third film!
Sicario: Capo
🙏
i hope thy really start filming soon
Yeasss
The thing that's going on his mind is "I thought I killed you"
Alejandro: "You Thought"
The kid shot in a cheek on purpose
or "you are dead", reminds me a line in Robocop "we killed you" ...
He lived the last year thinking he's a cold blooded killer, a bad ass, only now to find out he's not and that realization came to him in the worse possible way.
Alejandro: "So did I..."
One of the best closing scenes ever. The kid had all the swagger in the world...... until he saw Alejandro, and immediately, he became a little boy waiting to get his punishment.
That's amazing that someone was able to create the sound of impending DOOM.
That must have been one hell of a one-sided conversation.
When mom finds out you skipped class to see an R rated movie.
Bro.... what a movie... what a scene... the background music and the acting were so perfect!! The kind came across someone he wasn't expecting... Once someone said " Never mess with a guy who has nothing to lose "...
Matt felt bad for the girl. I love this scene. The ending kept me on suspense. I can't wait for Sicario 3.
I think it was more so that he was sad his friend died for her and wanted to do the right thing by him
@jerome williams She was a POS in the beginning of the movie. In the middle she went through a challenge, and in the end she became a "better" person (in this case just not an asshat anymore)
This is called "character development" and is used in many movies, TV shows, novels, video games, etc.
They wont bre a 3 my friend.
MissMilly321 whyy ??
Nah he found a new apprentice for cartel work
"Let's talk about your future"
(closes door)
(Pulls out pistol)
"You don't have one."
That's what I was thinking. Man is unforgiving.
😂🤣
After watching this film, Del Toro became one of my favorite actors. Much needed performance after his Oscar worthy film Traffic in 2000
“Let’s talk about your future...” looks like it’s gonna be a real short conversation lol