whats up /k/, /tv/ here. What did you guys think of Sicario?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU9L_MAfp3c
Reinforces my hatred of females. And also, ice cream.
The hitman was over rated
>>28664391
Why make it a gender thing? She was someone used to operating within strict rules and regulations, so when she got saddled with a bunch of guys who make their own rules and effectively ignore the law that she has spend her whole career holding as a virtue, she couldn't handle it. Add to it that she was fed a bunch of bullshit about making a difference when she was actually just there so they could operate on US soil. It wouldn't have been any different if she were a male FBI agent AFAIC.
>>28664388
One of my favorite movies, mostly because of the lack of bullshit portrayal of CIA and operators.
>>28664388
Problematic. Alejandro used a pistol caliber carbine.
Great movie though, rented it on demand last night and the cinematography and score do an amazing job of depicting the American southwest.
This coming from someone whose family's ranch is on the Texas border and has a fetish for the American southwest.
I hope this group remakes the Cormac McCarthy border trilogy.
>>28664427
This, oh god this.
>>28664427
My Unce's wife is Mexican and liked the depiction of Juárez, she said it was exactly like that.
>>28664427
>pistol caliber carbine
You realize multiple times he was referred to as Medellín, so he probably wasn't trained in the same equipment as the US-based operators. He used what he was trained to use.
Highly accurate portrayal of the professionals that are the /AR General/ trips
>>28664427
There's nothing wrong witha pistol caliber carbine.
>>28664427
> Cormac McCarthy border trilogy.
I've never heard of this. Please do elaborate.
>>28664427
> the cinematography and score do an amazing job of depicting the American southwest.
I agree. The score alone felt very dreadful and melancholy.
>>28664471
Funny thing is, if you watch any of the extras, the director wanted to film it on location in Juarez, but they were told they couldn't because it was too fucking dangerous. So they filmed it in Mexico City for all the scenes in Juarez.
>>28664639
Mexico City's actually pretty nice. I enjoyed my time there. Course, I was in the nice parts.
>>28664388
One of the most devestating blows to feminism of the year.
10/10
As a movie it sucked though.
haha the poor little woman
thats a PTSD you tumblr bich
>>28664427
>MP5
>Pistol caliber carbine
>Problematic
Nigga, operators have been operating operationally with the MP5 forever. Its a prolific weapon. Also, it's a submachinegun, not a carbine.
anyone have a link to an online stream of sicario?
I've been looking for the last 30 mins and found nuffin
>>28664427
>rented it on demand
It made me cum
Rewatching it for the fifth time today.
The MPs at the base took both IDs at the same time, they needed to be bigger assholes and only take one at a time.
>>28664708
>As a movie it sucked though.
Why do you say that?
>>28665206
Just download it like a decent person
>>28665267
hit me up with a link senpai
>>28664410
>Why make it a gender thing?
Get fucked cunt.
>>28665348
https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/13038336/Sicario_2015_1080p_BluRay_x264_AC3-JYK
Here kouhai
>>28664427
A smg is not a carbine...
>problematic
Operators have been useing the mp5 forever it was basically made for special operators wtf are you talking about
My biggest problems with it are how quickly people went down at the end being shot by handguns and how quiet the suppressor made the gun, still an amazing movie
>>28665724
If you're using subsonic ammunition than suppressors really are that quiet.
Remembers producer Basil Iwanyk, "When we decided to go to Juarez, we couldn't find one American law enforcement agency to give us the official go-ahead to go across the border. We went with a Mexican 'fixer' who had successfully brought a CNN crew into Juarez a few years ago, and he contacted a bunch of undercover federales who drove us around. They carried submachine guns in the front of the car and told us very specific things like, I should bring glasses with me, since I wore contact lenses, just in case we got stopped and kidnapped. We drove a white SUV because only the cartel guys drive black SUVs and if you drive a black SUV you can get targeted."
During six intense hours, the scouting group was only allowed out of the vehicle twice.
Iwanyk recalls, "We were shadowed by a white Mustang because we were there too long, but the trip made the movie for us. We understood what Juarez was. It really coagulated Denis's vision. The thing that strikes you about Juarez is that life goes on - there are kids playing ball there, there are people going on with their daily business - but at the same time there's this overhanging veil of darkness and crime."
http://www.kvia.com/news/sicario-filmmakers-talk-about-scouting-locations-in-juarez-how-visit-affected-them/35662392
>>28665763
You serious? Damn. Gotta step my suppressor game up sometime then.
>>28665354
seems like an intelligent and valid response desu
>>28666130
I wouldn't have believed it either but my uncle bought one for CZ P-07. With regular ammunition the noise is the crack of the bullet breaking the sound barrier. Using subsonic all you can hear is the action of the pistol.
>I'm getting a boner
what did he mean by this?
>>28666165
He's getting excited to kill people
>>28666165
His dick was getting hard because he was excited.
>>28666165
Pretty sure he just was about to "get some."
Okay, but real question: Why was a dude that slim with the beefcakes known as Delta? Also, why was he never shown again (to my knowledge) after the interrogation? Visually, he seemed the most out of place, so he made for an interesting character. Sequel (true or spiritual) when?
>>28666484
>Why was a dude that slim with the beefcakes known as Delta
His character is DEA, not Delta.
>>28666165
Emily Blunt is sitting at the back of your car. You tell me you wouldn't?
>>28664388
200th time we had this thread...
>>28666654
I won't. Emily Blunt isn't a great beauty besides her face reminds me a bit of my older sister.
>>28666681
>her face reminds me a bit of my older sister
That should give you a bigger boner
>>28666484
He's actually not employed by anyone.
It's just Michael Weston playing another one of his wacky characters.
>>28666647
Pretty sure he was a CIA spook
>>28667116
>>28667290
"Jeffrey Donovan has joined the cast of Denis Villeneuve’s Sicario, which is filming in New Mexico. In the Lionsgate actioner starring Benecio Del Toro and Emily Blunt, he will play Steve Forsing, a no-nonsense DEA Agent who engages in an all-out firefight at the Juarez border while transferring a prisoner"
>>28666647
>>28667290
He was DEA, but from the looks of how everyone interacted with each other during the mission briefing, they've been doing this shit together a long time.
>>28664427
>Selects MP5 over rifle of equivalent size
>Kills everyone effortlessly with one shot
>Arbitrarily switches to pistol when entering cartel lord's estate
>>28665724
I disagree about the suppressor. I think they made it significantly louder than in other movies.
>>28667368
>>28667385
What if he was so spooky he was only pretending to be DEA
>>28664388
accurate representation of women in situation like these.
they are only good for paper pushing jobs.
>>28667116
"The proper way to blend in as an elite operator is to make sure you get the look right. In this case I chose to imitate the style of some old delta operator that a bunch of fatties on a Mongolian throat singing board seem to idolize."
>>28667443
He wanted dat .45 stoppan powah.
Plus it looks cooler.
>>28666484
That guy was the most CIA looking dude of the whole bunch.
>>28666484
CIA guys are typically skinny dweebs. They were the nerdy kids in highschool. Your delta/devgru guys were the athletes that weren't dipshits.
the spicks didn't had body armor, so i don't know why you're all bitching about a mp5
>>28667851
like the other guy was saying up near the top, I think it had more to do with that she was a cop and was used to following the rules
She wasn't used to and didn't agree with breaking laws, lying, torturing, working with other cartels etc to win
>>28667860
I want to believe J Dog posts here.
My dad didn't like how they portrayed Juarez as violent and he thought the movie made Mexicans look incompetent. Him being Mexican himself he visits his (safe) hometown of Mazatlan every couple of years so maybe he doesn't know how bad the rest of the country has really gotten.
>>28668462
Juarez is really bad
Maybe not tracer rounds and car bombs every night bad, but really bad
>>28667968
And the athletes that were dipshits?
>>28667443
>being this much of a tryhard sperg in order to impress /k/
>absolutely know jackshit
You're absolutely right, he should of used a /k/ approved M/K/18 because every self respecting /k/ommando knows le pistol calibers suck penis xDDD
>>28668489
construction workers
longshoremen
cops
warehouse workers
>>28664388
I thought it was bad ass.
Thought the seduction of Emily Blunt thing was weird, but when I read about how the movie was supposed to end it made more sense.
All in all, really made me wish I had become an operator.
>>28668489
muhreenz
>>28666681
Can I meet your sister then?
>>28665354
He's right tho
She removed cartel until she was in some shady illegal shit
>>28666484
SF guys are obviously super athletic, but that doesn't always mean they're big. That comes down to genes. Rucking all day on two stripped MRE's isn't exactly conducive to building mass.
>>28668589
How was it supposed to end?
>>28664388
>hear complaining about blunt's character
>figure it's being exacerbated by the fact that 4chan doesn't like girls or idealists, let alone a girl idealist
>watch movie
>basic ass swat skills, could have easily died to that guy in the beginning
>can't stomach the sight of corpses
>clearly gets attached as a formality
>drops her rifle
>doesn't get out of the car
>still has the sheer arrogance to try and assert herself amongst seasoned delta and cia
Kate genuinely annoyed me. I know that the guys were all seasoned military, but it must have taken all their discipline to not frag her.
How common is that kind of arrogance among federal agents IRL? I've talked to a few cops and they hate it when the feds get involved.
>>28669297
To be fair, she was being used solely to avoid public outcry (not to mention bait), and what they were doing was pretty scummy.
And she didn't really assert herself. Half the movie was her asking "whats going on?"
Think about it man, they had go through all these little loopholes in law and torture and shit to install a new cartel.
Although I agree she was a tactical liability.
>>28669394
It was the way she and DEA guy did it, though. In Brolin's words "you went running to daddy, and we don't want daddy to know everything."
The bit where she starts trying to arrest Del Toro hit me in particular.
You're in the middle of a raid on the fucking cartel, and you fuck off to somewhere else. You stumble upon a spook controlling a situation and your first thought is "hey, that's against the law"?
>>28669468
>dat "Huuuuuuuuuuughhh" after he pops her in the vest
>>28669297
She doesn't drop it, she gets it shot out of her hands, which honestly doesn't excuse >>28669468 but it was a fluke. She might not have gotten out becasue she wasn't exactly sure what the hell that was, there's a bunch of spooks and you are the only Fed, who do you think is going to be the person taking the fall back home in her mind? Though that is just me making up some shit that wasn't explained in the movie and could be interpreted multiple ways.
Corpse thing you don't know how you'll react until you're there unless you already took a trip to a body farm.
>>28669468
https://youtu.be/U-QtpEk_c8Y?t=8m28s
>>28669541
>getting shot in the vest
>actually noticing it
Hollywood bullshit. She had fucking plate on and she got hit with a 9mm.
>>28664388
Really good. Only complaint was that the twist with Alejandro raised more questions than it answered. 9/10 movie, everyone was spectacular in the film.
>>28666165
Is that Travis Haley?!
>>28669609
It can still knock the wind out of you.
>>28669668
No, actually it can't.
>>28669567
>>28669577
Oh now I see. I don't know why I didn't pick up on that the first time.
I ran into a cleaner one as a kid. Not to blog, but while I was unsettled It wasn't as deep as puking or losing sleep.
>>28667116
I was saying that as soon as I found out he was in the movie
>>28667368
> I don't understand fun: the post
>>28668516
Why not keep using the mp5?
>>28669691
That was one body, this was a house that was in the Southwest heat and the walls were literally made of corpses, humans are trained through their nose. Decay, especially human, is deeply revolting in a way is hard to control without experience.
>>28669683
What if he was using plus pee plus bruh2946
>>28669749
Fair enough. But my complaints of the character overall still stand: we've got an idealistic federal agent whose experience pales to the men she's supposed to be supervising. Since she takes things as honestly as possible, she firmly believes she has a place there beyond signing the paper at the end, which is not the case.
>>28669762
Even if it was a .500 S&W, or a shotgun slug... no. That's not how it works.
>>28669792
>she firmly believes she has a place there beyond signing the paper at the end
The moment she failed to shoot him she knew she had no place, what the hell are you on about?
>>28669816
Even 9mm can cause backface deformation on IIIa plates and knock the wind out of you if you don't have a trauma pad behind it.
>>28666165
He's excited to be about to engage.
As for other comments on this guy:
He's slim because most combat arms guys are. Usable muscle only.
He's not out of place, he fits the spook profile better that most.
He's very Vinning-esque.
>>28668080
IRL they often do.
>>28665704
Sorry for the misnomer I was drunk.
>>28664622
It's a great series of books about two young men who grew up ranching in the southwest and their journeys into Mexico. Includes gunfights and horses. Think Red Dead Redemption but in the 1940's.
>>28664427
>the cinematography and score do an amazing job of depicting the American southwest.
This is one thing I really didn't expect from the movie at all. All those aerial shots of Arizona made me weirdly nostalgic for my childhood there.
>>28669609
>Mk 23
>9mm
She's also a woman
>>28668489
SEALS
>>28670299
He has a Glock 17 in that scene.
>>28670300
Or local PD.
>>28669816
Hush little babby.
>>28666484
>>28667968
Most operators (Army Side)I've come into contact with were pretty lean dudes. Met a Captain once who was 5' nothing, and stocky as hell, but that's about it. Now most SEALs condone powerlifting because the muscle mass insulates their bodies for SCBA and SDV.
Read Eric Haney's book, Inside Delta Force, and look at his photographs at 27- skinny as hell, with giant BCGs. He personifies "dweeb," but I still wouldn't fuck with him.
Body composition varies widely between branches, and has to do with that certain units mission capability/requirement. CAG dudes ruck 40 days straight with a single stripped MRE per day during selections alone. Up to 40 miles a day.
>>28664388
Nothing says "I've killed more men than you have years on this planet" like gear over dress shirts and 80s glasses.
>>28664388
That little wrist flick he does when killing the drug lords family made me boner and laugh at the same time
>>28664391
>acting like your NEET ass would have survived the house at the beginning or the border shootout.
lol
>>28666654
Oh god yes she is so hot
>>28669737
It's easier to sweep multiple angles with a pistol.
>>28670296
Yep. I wanted to pack up my truck and drive down to the border to camp for a week.
>>28669666
Trips wills it
>>28669666
checked
>>28666647
He was a spook
>ywn be a spook
>ywn be alpha enough to wear a tshirt and flip flops to a high level government meeting
>ywn casually call up "some friends from Delta"
Why did they take the scene out where Alejandro takes Blunts tits out at the end?
>>28667860
noice
why did josh brolin want to be jeff bridges?
>>28671529
>in addition to the confirmed combat veterans amongst /k/, 4chan has an entire board dedicated to fitness
>many spec ops units have introduced some form of streamlined way of getting into them
>they always get work, even during "peace time"
>from there you can retire and invest on uncle sam's dime or pipeline into spoopy mode
DON'T LET YOUR DREAMS BE DREAMS
>>28669749
Yeah that was the main part of the movie I didn't buy. You would have smelled that shit even walking up to the house, but they all act like they didn't notice until there was a hole in the wall. The smell of a decaying corpse is something you never forget.
Sicario follows Matt Graver Llewelyn Moss's quest for revenge against a mexican hitman (sicario) called Anton Chigurh.
>>28667860
I called this shit first, niggers.
>>28671642
Newsflash from 20 years ago.
>>28669816
Why do soldiers of any kind insist on getting the ugliest tattoos ever?
