Jesus fuck that was intense.
>finish your meal
>>63836521
This movie was meh
No real character development and a pretty generic plot. Needed an actual bad guy as well
>>63836568
Why would something like this need character development?
>pretty generic plot
Another word for simple, nothing wrong with a simple plot, it's usually said it's best to keep things simple.
I thought it was great.
>>63836694
If you don't have an engaging plot to focus on, you need interesting characters to make up for it.
All we have is a main character that likes to smoke, a generic vague CIA type and a brooding revenge type.
That's just me, it kinda fell flat.
>eleven fucking starwars threads on the first page
Fuck it i'll try talking about this on late night /tv/.
>>63836793
It was overrated as fuck, 6.5/10 at best.
Liked the movie overall, thought Del Toro suddenly turning it into an over the top revenge flic i complete with action movie bad guy confrontation in the span of 10 minutes was a tonal misstep, then it switched back over immediately after which made that part feel even more out of place.
Overall really fucking great
>>63836920
You got any other movies that maintain that level of intensity from start to finish?
>>63836920
Nah, easily better than 6.5
So in the end, was he having her sign that paper for her own good?
>>63836972
Nah, easily 6.5/10 at best
>>63836947
This movie was literally a more inconsistent Zero Dark Thirty
>>63837002
No, he had her sign it because the CIA can't operate domestically without collaborating with another agency, as stated in the film
>>63837015
Nah, easily better than a 6.5
>>63837078
Nah, easily a 6.5/10 at best
>>63836521
>really wanted to see this at the cinema
>only on for a week
>there's a single showing on odd days at 9pm
WHY
WHY ARE ALL THE GREAT LOOKING MOVIES NOT POPULAR
>>63836920
>>63836972
>>63837015
>rating art
hello reddit
>French-Canadian director Denis Villeneuve’s personal moral fascination is what makes his movies’ political topics so greatly compelling. He brings moral seriousness, not topical attitudes, to Sicario’s war on drugs. The title, an arcane hitman-assassin reference, purposely alludes to a group of Jewish Zealots in the a.d. 70 Jewish–Roman war in the Holy Land, in order to broaden — and complicate — an issue that otherwise would be subject to political controversy.
>As in his powerful 2010 film Incendies (about the effect of the war in Lebanon on later generations in North America), Villeneuve closely examines the motivations of his three main characters: local DEA agent Kate Macer (Emily Blunt), federal agent Matt (Josh Brolin), and covert agent Alejandro (Benicio Del Toro). Looking beyond their legal jurisdiction, Villeneuve depicts them as players in a grave human tragedy.
>Villeneuve sees — almost smells — the bloodiness of their efforts. No filmmaker since Sam Peckinpah has handled violence so effectively. “Be alert. Be vigilant. Be aware,” an FBI commander tells his troops. And that’s how Villeneuve directs. His Southwestern landscapes are presented existentially: plane shadows over flesh-like terrain; the Big Earth seen from above, catching microscopic human movements. One extraordinary vista features a sign (Las Biblias es verdad) on a mountainside. It gives an almost numinous perspective on the characters’ vexing, mundane maneuvers. And on the ground, in tunnels, or in hide-outs, the action involves all one’s senses. Sicario is technically superb, with vibrant sound effects and imagery ranging from sun-bright clarity to spectral night-vision by cinematographer Roger Deakins.
>>63837100
Nah, easily better than a 6.5
>Sicario always returns to human scale — to Kate, Matt, and spooky Alejandro’s political conflicts, which are also moral conflicts, as the film shows how their noblest intentions get thwarted by unforeseen realities. (Brolin’s jug-jawed certainty works on an immediate level, Del Toro’s quiet passion is deeply stirring, but British actress Blunt, alas, isn’t convincing at conveying American temperament.) Sicario recalls the profundity of John Ford’s most sagacious western, Two Rode Together (1961), where moral ambiguities met political exigencies — a complex vision lost in our current, self-absolving, bifurcated culture.
>Most of our movies today trade complexity for partisanship and sensationalism, whether for liberal or conservative ends. But Villeneuve brings back hard thinking and emotional response — a conservative value, and a nearly lost art.
>>63836920
the only kind of person that wouldnt like this movie is the SJW that was upset that the woman didnt throw men twice her weight through walls like most movies do these days well either that or a SJW beaner who supports a lax border and gun control.
>>63837138
even based Armond agrees, sicario is goat
>>63837138
>>63837216
Jesus fuck how pretentious can you get
>>63837297
>pretentious
>>63837109
Yeah same, although I did get to see it
Not to rub it in but seeing those shots on the big screen with that soundtrack was awesome
>>63837223
Sjw's literally love this movie
http://birthmoviesdeath.com/2015/11/18/sicario-and-the-value-of-depicting-rape-in-abstract
>>63837297
>it's an 'anon doesnt know what pretentious means' episode
>>63836521
someone fucking laughed at that line in my screening
>>63837138
Whoa, I'm surprised Armond likes a good movie.
>>63837411
I dunno if i would have enjoyed it as well in the cinema, maybe if it was a small audience, otherwise all the usual theater bullshit would have thrown off that intensity.
>>63836521
I liked the realistic operators bit who were actually badass and not just mooks
>>63837516
Because it doesn't fit the movie that was being shown for the preceding hour at fucking all
>>63837652
God damn, /tv/ is such a shithole...
>>63837578
That dude was cool, got a Mike Vining vibe from him.
>>63837779
Who?
>>63836568
It was pretty fucking great
>>63836768
The characters were interesting as all hell. I'd have to disagree with you. The plot was engaging, the topic probably just doesn't interest you.
>>63837840
Some dyel that /k/ worships
>>63837002
>for her own good?
Yeah, because he was going to kill her if she didn't. No sweat off his back
>>63838014
Shit, implying he could kill her. She was a killer.
>>63837779
>>63837840
>>63837994
>>63837994
>Some dyel
>Some Delta SGT MAJ, no big deal
you're a fucking idiot
Star Wars turned this board into a literal shithole. No surprise.
Sicario was great, however.
>Two hours of watching a woman get continuously BTFO'd.
I was not expecting that, was great. One of the times were a female protagonist was well purposed.
>>63838159
>some welfare queen
ftfy
>>63838239
triggered
>litreally nothing happens - the movie
75% of the movie made me cringe. only good scenes were when speedy gonzales took care of those beaners. hella badass. and why is he shown as a "bad guy" again? literally makes no sense. artistic artsy fartsy oscar bait.
>>63838318
You need to be at least 18 to post here
>>63838318
don't forget to breathe
>>63838014
Here's my opinion on the whole thing, if she didn't sign that paper, she was a loose end, and he fucking knew she wasn't going to sign that paper for any of those other assholes that were using her the entire time, and they would of had her eliminated.
He didn't need her to sign that shit, it's not really his problem, unless you didn't catch that he's a fuckingcolumbian drug lord that was only working with them for revenge.
I felt he didn't want her ending up getting offed just because she felt she was upholding some moral high ground or some shit by not signing that off, so felt the need to force her since she reminds him of his daughter.
>>63836568
the only meh part was benicio going rambo towards the end, it really spoiled an otherwise great film.
>>63838159
>>63838388
>movie literally called hitman
>surprised someone goes "Rambo" in it
There's a reason every mexican knew the name of some columbian.
I was a bit surprised that theygot the big bad at the end. I thought it was going to be one of those things like in True Detective S1 where the higher ups remain untouched.
I was kind of hoping the mexicopdidn't diebut i guess he deserved it.
>>63837516
>>63837652
The laughter is a tension release. I laughed because it was a hardcore thing to say to someone in that situation.
First world people (especially liberals) cant understand the rationality of a movie like this. The greyscale of lesser evils that have to be committed.
>>63838645
I don't get this, were we supposed to feel for the guy? he was a efiin a-hole and clearly a wife beater and a child molester
>>63837028
>zero dark thirty
>intense
Honestly this movie felt like it managed to avoid all the cliche shit that zero dark fell into it.
>>63836568
Objectively wrong. Watch it again and actually pay attention.
>>63838530
>There's a reason every mexican knew the name of some columbian.
>thinking Medellin is his name
>mfw
You really didn't understand the scope of the movie.
>>63838375
He wasn't colombian, he was a mexican attorney whose family was murdered, a "ministerio publico" "fiscal", that now worked for the colombians as a hitman
>>63838762
>people like him make up the vast majority of this board
this is the problem here, plain as day
>>63838680
I love how he let him sit there for a little while to let thedeaths of his wife and childrensink in a little bit. I thought he was going to carve on him for awhile, but i guess getting to watch him suffer that was enough.I probably would not have let his children and wife off so easily if he had fucking thrown my daughter into a vat of acid
I thought del toro was great in this, that quiet, almost-but-just-enough controlled rage.
>>63838808
>he literally thinks a guy referred to as Medellin was an attorney
>and was Mexican at that
>being this dense
good fucking LORD
>>63838762
>>63838848
>>63838808
Ah okay, i'm retarded.
Why did everyone know he was working for the medellin then?
I liked the Sicario threads better before the Blu-Ray rips leaked. The stupidity in this thread is honestly despairing.
>>63838989
only yifi autists watch before the bluray rips to be honest
>>63838972
>why did everyone know he was working for the Medellin then?
>called Medellin
>has some sketchy "lel im a lawyer" cover story but is operator as fuck
>movie is named SICARIO
>Sicario roughly means HITMAN
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
>>63838530
i was surprised because the movie was pretty realistic up to that part, they could at least show the guy had some kind of ground support.
>>63838972
Because he was specifically contracted by the U.S. government to help them and the most powerful crime syndicate in the world restore a degree of order to international trafficking. Alejandro used this as a golden excuse to kill two birds with one stone: an important official in the Mexican cartel who also happened to be the guy that ordered the murder of Alejandro's family. This is made clear during their dinner conversation, when the cartel lord recognizes him as the attorney and says the murder of his family wasn't personal, to which Alejandro replied, "For me, it is."
Therefore, most of the U.S. bodies knew exactly who they hired and who they hired him from. As far as the police officer goes, it's just a natural hunch that the Hispanic dude stopping their processes is likely their most fearsome competitor who would prefer maintaining a monopoly over certain aspects of the black market.
>>63839120
>>63838888
Please don't reply to this underage cipher.
>>63839108
I saw it in theaters. Definitely worth.
oh it's out? Sweet. Saw it in cinema, been dying to watch it again
>>63836568
It was good, but slightly on the mediocre end of the spectrum.
>>63839220
Right? I watched the border, tunnel, and dinner scenes again as soon as I downloaded it. Amazingly well-directed.
>>63836920
>measuring art with numbers
Are you an autist by any chance?
i'm sorry but "some columbian" is fucking killing me
how fucking pleb can you fucking be lmao
Emily Blunt gets the shit kicked out of her for 2 hours: The Movie
>>63839487
are you autistic by any chance?
>>63838318
>>63838318
/tv/ average user, ladies and gentlemans
>>63839487
These people are why we have 100 threads dedicated to Star Wars shitposting for every 1 thread that has some decent discussion in it.
These people are why /tv/ will never be a patrician board.
>>63839505
>SJW Redditard watches realistic movie: the review
see
>>63837223
>>63836568
>Needed an actual bad guy as well
is this what capeshit lovers actually believe, that every movie should have distinct group of "good" and "bad" guys?
>>63839975
It's disgusting how young and close-minded most of neo-/tv/ is.
Are there any 4chan clones sans shitposting/retards? Reddit's upvote system is such a turnoff.
>>63839975
Yes, and there should have also been a will they/won't they thing going on with Emily Blunt and Brolin, then it would have been perfect.
I have a question that I couldn't really answer for myself since I first saw it months ago.
The raid into Juarez and back.
Wouldn't you plan the trip back so that you drive in the opposite lane on the way into the US?
I mean, we saw, and you can check on google maps, the lane going INTO Mexico is largely empty, it's just the one going into US that's clogged.
Why wouldn't you want border patrol to clean a lane for the CIA to take back into the country in the opposite lane, and remove the risk of getting stuck in traffic?
It seems like a no brainer to me. Why not do it that way?
Anyone got ideas? I couldn't figure it out.
>>63840254
Good question. Is there any form of red tape that would prevent that?
>>63840254
Because then we wouldn't have an excuse for that anxiety inducing moment.
>>63840254
the blockades at the booths can only be opened one way
>>63840444
Oh is that how it works? That'd explain it then.
I mean still you have the question of just transferring vehicles to the other side, but okay, that may be a bit too complex or whatever.
>>63836521
>mfw that entire scene
>>63837223
you sound like a fucking simpleton. and I'm not talking about your politics, but the level on which you look at art.
>>63837964
who the fuck watches fictional movie for the ''topic''? i can understand watching docs and reading non-fiction on a topical basis, but goddamn.
>>63836793
Make that 40+
Seriously
>>63840723
>who the fuck watches fictional movie for the ''topic''?
How do you decide what to watch if not by the topic of the film?
>not reading anything other than non-fiction based on the given topic
You don't read much, do you?
>>63840748
Wow, you even like... went to the trouble to take a snapshot of him just to make that statement?
>mfw torture techniques involve wet willies
I groaned internally when he was bringing that jug of water into the room, but pleasantly surprised when they didn't bother showing the water boarding.
I don't like how Emily Blunt looks so I didn't watch it, is it really that good?
>>63840844
indian burns are more effective too, everyone knows that
![Sicario.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264-SPARKS.mkv_snapshot_00.50.46_[2015.12.19_22.49.10].png](https://i.imgur.com/0w1s48c.jpg "Sicario.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264-SPARKS.mkv_snapshot_00.50.46_[2015.12.19_22.49.10].png")
>>63840832
wow.... like.... yeah, DeShawn..... like...... so........ weird
>>63840908
If you don't like the way she looks she spends a good portion of the movie getting her ass beat.
>>63840832
You have to admit the black guy looks stoned out of his mind
>>63840951
>a good portion of the movie getting her ass beat.
it was probably 5 minutes total
>>63840930
Wow. Multiple screenshots.
>>63841020
Sure. But it's hard to imagine having that much of a nigger complex, to go taking photos of them and sharing them with others without any other purpose.
>>63840908
The last five minutes will trigger you.
>>63836568
ITT: dumb sixth form media students entirely miss the fucking point of a movie.
is there a torrent yet
>>63841085
Yeah.... like.... two now.... that's like.... a high.... like..... number
Wow.... like..... >>63841096 took a screenshot too.... are you.... like.... triggered, Jamal?
>>63841160
nah bro, lots of people are suddenly talking about this movie again for a totally different reason.
>>63841199
You're a special sort of social retard.
>>63841199
Really?
>>63841251
Wow... like.... why are you like.... rude, Tyrone?
>>63841308
I'm not black. You're a complete tool.
Someone make a webm of them descending into the darkness
You know the shot
>>63841334
Wow... like.... I totally like.... believe you... Snoop Dogg.... but like.... wow. Just like.... don't go like.... robbing a store.
>>63836521
I see someone else picked up the leaked BD.
Should've seen in in a theater bruv.
>>63841399
Duly noted, fuccboi.
>>63841399
Wow.
>>63841443
I'm a poor degenerate with no income, i wont even see starwars till there's a bd.
>her gun getting destroyed by a bullet in the tunnel sequence
holy shit fucking dropped
>dem sex arms
>>63841522
>asks the bartender for "two beers"
>he just gets her two bottles
Fucking dropped.
>>63841522
What was wrong with that?
>>63841522
In the standoff with Alejandro? Or when she's in the rear and following the trail of blood?
>>63836568
if you think this movie is meh. you are a fucking moron. just fuck off seriously. you have the taste of a 13 year old black girl
>>63841669
He shoots her in the chest plate, which is why she's wheezing and shit, he's talking about in the tunnel when some random bullet hits her gun.
>>63837578
Pedostache was really competent
>>63841740
Why is that unrealistic or "drop-worthy"?
So was alejandro a columbian or a mexican working for the columbians?
Why did every mexican he run into refer to him as medellin if he was not well known columbian cartel.
>>63841902
I don't fucking know i'm not the guy that said it was drop worthy, i was just clarifying the situation because i'm autistic.
>>63841919
>>63839167
He may not be Mexican, but he was at the very least situated in Mexico when he practiced law. The Mexican cartel wouldn't have the reach to murder his family otherwise.
>>63838700
In the original script he had more time
In the final movie it felt a bit off. The sections at his house seemed unnessesary. It's like they were half assing the "mexican - human side of the story" of it or whatever
one of my few gripes with the film, though. 8/10
>>63838700
What makes you think he was a child molester?
>>63838880
he was menacing as fuck. The intimidation with the fat mexican they nabbed from Juarez, his raid at the end
>>63842106
his breakfasts looked p good tho
beans and eggs and jalapenos, was it?
>>63842135
aren't most lowlife scum who drink alcohol and do illegal shit for a living child molesters? its in their genes
>>63837138
>>63837216
I usually hate this guy, but this and his TFA review fucking nailed it.
I don't get why the US would waste so much man power and money taking out cartels when you can just drone strikes them
>>63840824
>how do you decide... if not by the topic?
either by the supposed quality of it or just on a whim. the ''topic'' is irrelevant to the overall quality of a work of art.
>...given topic
again, the ''topic'' or social setting is completely irrelevant to the quality of a work of art.
>>63838888
>>63839217
I don't think it was that clear, and it's unfair to call anyone who didn't see that to be a pleb. I initially thought he was part of some Columbian drug gang that the US was helping to get one big, but more controllable group below the border instead of the mayhem of lots of smaller ones. A few lines of dialogue were hard to understand (for me) and the arguments between posters didn't help to find a clear explanation
It's dumb to say that he really was a prosecutor because he's a total fucking operator and is shown to be twice as good as everyone else, how can some lawyer be better than everyone else and be a one man angel of death for the final 20 minutes?
>the whole usa to mexico border sequence
fucking amazing
Some good shots in this movie, I liked it
>>63840748
I liked him. Him and Blunt were pretty cool in the FBI gear at the start and he was a nice supporting character, a nice relief from the two guys
glad he's getting roles. I've only seen him in Black Mirror
>>63840844
I'd imagine that sticking a finger down there would be excruciating. If you try it yourself you'll automatically stop from going too hard
it didn't break my immersion or make me laugh or anything like that
>>63841392
I can't wait for some nice webm's, it looked fucking great
I'll have to go take some screenshots of the full BD soon
>>63841635
I gotta admit, that bothered me
annoying to make a slip up like that in a great movie
>>63840844
I missed the wet willie for some reason
when was this?
>>63842211
I don't remember. I wasn't took excited by his breakfast, it was a dirty house and he was eating loudly with his mouth open
I fucking HATE pirate threads. They are very easily identifiable too. Some months after a movie has its theater run, all of the sudden new threads pop up about it out of nowhere. And within the threads are the same discussions that the release date threads for the film debated about over and over. But clearly people like OP didnt read those big threads where their generic thoughts were already combed over ad nauseum because he didn't bother to pay to see the movie. So now, having seen the movie finally illegally, OP makes his thread and expects people to just talk about it again. He honestly believes his thoughts are unique and threadworthy when in 100% of pirate scum threads they never fucking are. He feels ENTITLED to discussion just because he finally got off his ass to perform the least effort possible to see the movie at literally no cost to himself and he casually makes his thread, usually while still watching the movie too. Well I say fuck this and fuck you OP. You do not have the right to fucking discuss this movie or any other movie you fucking leech. If I was a mod I would fucking perma you and any other pirate fucking scum.
>>63842698
>implying blurays are only pirated and not just simply bought
not sure if bait or retarded
>>63842698
>wage rage
/r9k/ is your containment board, you should stick to it
>>63840844
>>63840920
'Wet Willies' ... yeah, he lubricated his finger so that he could apply pressure to the guys ear drum. You ever damage your inner ear? That is some fucking pain.
>>63842698
>that music as they go into the tunnels
>that claustrophobic feeling as you start hearing gunfire and screams
>that realization you have nowhere to dodge if rounds come your way
>mfw that whole scene
Boring. Well acted and produced, but boring.
>>63843042
this
deakins delivered, the actors delivered, whoever did the sound should get an oscar, but ultimately forgettable. villenueve just can't get a grip on a good story it seems
>>63843042
>Boring
The ultimate pleb complaint.
>>63842698I saw it in theaters and pre-ordered the Blu Ray
>>63842380
>dat build up
>>63843042
>>63843106
2deep4u
i thought benicio was gonna get popped at the last minute when he sat down at the dinner table
>>63843121
>>63843210
I went in looking for a story that went somewhere and some action. I got a documentary/social commentary thingie instead.
>>63843314
By the maid?
>>63843427
no you stupid faggot
>once the torrents drop everyone starts talking about the movie
Do you people not go to the theater?
>>63843427
she's the key to all this
>>63843458
Who then, retard?
>>63837138
>Las Biblias es verdad
>The Bibles is truth
Triggered
>>63843463
I would if they let me in.
>>63837465
Jesus Christ the mental illness wafting from this idiots words are alarming...They seem obsessed with rape as if its some sort of physical object they can hold and treasure using it to fill out their half-witted movie review.
>>63836521
I don't know a damn thing about this movie, but I know a shill thread when I see one.
Fuck off.
>>63842353
I see. Interesting approach.
>just on a whim
Even whims have driving forces behind them. What would you say predicates yours, if not interest in a topic?
Also, can you elaborate on the last work of art you experienced and what about it specifically elicited a poignant response from you?
>>63837578
>Based Dodd
>>63838375
Yea I got the vibe he would've killed her no worries, but didnt really want to if he could avoid it.
>>63843713
This. No singles policy is fucking bullshit. I can't see any shit
>>63842252
You're an idiot.
>>63842370
>I don't think it was that clear
It was very clear.
> I initially thought he was part of some Columbian drug gang that the US was helping to get one big
What made you reach this conclusion?
>It's dumb to say that he really was a prosecutor because he's a total fucking operator and is shown to be twice as good as everyone else
It's literally confirmed on a silver platter in the expository dialogue between Alejandro and the cartel boss. It's "dumb" for you to refuse to believe this.
>how can some lawyer be better than everyone else and be a one man angel of death for the final 20 minutes?
His wife wasn't killed yesterday, genius.
This was one of my best theater experiences, I was baked as fuck and saw it in a empty theater. My heart was pounding during the bridge scene
>>63838645
Thats the point, he really didnt deserve it.
>>63838700
Please kys, thx
>>63843374
>I went in looking for... action
>I got a... thingie instead
Congratulations. You fit in perfectly here.
I just saw it. It was a good action film. Del Toro going all Jason Bourne was cool to watch but not very believable.
How often do they make good action films nowadays? Once a year? I don't even remember when was the last time that I saw a good action film.
>>63838880
Yea I thought he was gonna give it a little longer to really twist the knife, so to speak.
>>63844101
>Del Toro going all Jason Bourne was cool to watch but not very believable.
In what way did he go "Jason Bourne"? Is he a highly skilled covert ops gone rogue? Does he have the most powerful government on his heels? Does he suffer from amnesia?
Why isn't his combat prowess believable? Can you think of some examples?
Instead of making vague, inept comparisons, try actually thinking before you further drown this board in shitwater.
>>63840254
Well to be fair they did have it cleared off but that car broke down and it clogged everything up. They had the Border Patrol running down the road trying to clear it.
Jesus christ just nuke this board and put me out of my misery.
I'l never complain about 50,000 SW or capeshit threads again, just stick to those movies and don't even talk about stuff like this.
>>63840254
Youre totally right, but it set the ROE clearly from the get go
>>63844277
Yeah, this thread honestly has made me detest this board in a way very few other threads have. So many idiots whose heads this movie went over complaining about shit they don't even understand.
When did /tv/ become so shit?
1. Enemy
2. Incendies
3. Prisoners
4. Sicario
Still, it was a good film. Haven't seen anything else by him.
>>63844173
You probably have never fired a weapon.
>>63844462
>Alejandro knows how to use guns
>LOL JASON BOURNE?? XDD
>>63842660
In the back of the SUV when theyre interrogating Shane
>>63836568
what is it with turboplebs and muh character development
Just finished watching. Except for that whole bar scene with the bear jew it was a solid 8/10 i'd say
Really liked the dystopian mood too, the OST complimented it nicely
>>63842660
Whenthat guy at the bar came back with Emily Blunt and Alejandro came in, and he's being interrogated in the truck with him and Brolin. He gets impatient because he won't talk
>>63842935
>>that music as they go into the tunnels
>that feel when the lead operator is just fucking shanking everyone he comes across in the tunnels
>>63842380
That was children of men-tier, not goat but still
>>63843106
I agree deep down but I don't want to admit it. It could have been truly great but something was missing
still above average and everything, I still loved it, but I think that without Deakins or if it was missing one of the actors, it would suffer a LOT
>>63844591
Which scene in CoM did the Juarez sequence remind you of?
>>63842350
Yeah but the zog just pretends to fight the war on drugs while the zionists are the real criminals who control everything
>>63836521
is the screener out?
>>63844698
You mean the dinner scene at the ending? That reminded me of that art guy who stockpiled priceless works of art and sperged out in the gallery for minor reasons
It's also interesting to contrast how far the real world has progressed into being as dystopian as children of men has depicted it almost over 10 years ago
>>63840844
Tbh i thought he was getting his dick out and then when it cut away and you heard him scream i actually thought he got fucked in the ass/raped by the other mexican guy heh
>>63844766
No. You responded to praise for the border scene with, "That was children of men-tier."
What about the border scene reminded you of CoM?
For the record, Juarez, MC, and other benighted areas of Mexico are in much better shape now. They're all still shitholes, relatively speaking, of course.
>Lionsgate has commissioned a spin-off, centering on del Toro's character. The project is being overseen by writer Taylor Sheridan with Villeneuve also involved.[48]
>>63844101
>>63838680
I also laughed when the killer said to the cop that his family would get raped by 20 different men, i didn't really find it that funny but it was just such an absurd thing to say in the middle of the desert out of the blue
>Movie is out in theaters
>Discussions rarely peak over 10 posts
>Well-formed, insightful posts
>Movie released to pirates
>Instantly huge discussions
>Nothing but shit posting
Absolutely disgusting. Why do pirates think they are allowed to discuss a film they watched on their laptop? They don't feel the vibrations in the theater as the tension builds. You're probably slobbering over a meatball sub with another tab open jacking off.
>>63844890
This is your average Colombian lawyer.
I loved the camerawork but nothing else
I feel like the whole movie was this
>Chick: Whoah whoah what's going on I don't know what's going on?
>Soldier guy: We do what we want missy eh heh heh heh
>>63845018
This is your average /tv/ poster.
>>63844841
>What about the border scene reminded you of CoM?
Was talking more about the urban scenes itself where they're rolling in rather than the border traffic jam scene itself but it's kinda obvious, the tone and setting both go into the same artistic direction and although it wasn't one single tracking shot it was still really well-done and had comparable pacing too imo
>>63845050
Lol yeah pretty much, she can pull some amazingly confused faces at times
>>63845082
So then mention what scene you're talking about instead of mistakenly implying your post is referring to the border scene since that's the comment you responded to.
>>63837482
>it's an 'anon thinks pretentious only means one thing and doesn't realise it can be used to mean several different thing and calls someone else out for it despite that other person being right' episode
>finish your meal
What did Pablo Escobar mean by this? And who was the sicario/hitman?
>>63845174
Are you dense, friend? The screenshot in the post referenced doesn't depict the border scene, it's from where they roll into town like i wrote above. The mexican fed jeeps pulled over into the sideway just before the murricans got into the traffic jam.
>>63845264
>And who was the sicario/hitman?you, anon. and me. every viewer
I really liked this movie. Saw it in theatres and i can honestly say my heart was thumping at times because of the eerie feel
>You need a new bra.
>>63844277
>>63844327
what did you cunts expect
this is better than usual, there are always shit criticisms and misunderstandings when the rips come out. It's been this way for ages
>>63844381
I haven't seen Incendies, or Enemy because it's got spiders. Putting them above the other two is making me interested, though
>>63844830
this is what seperates plebs from patricians, if you assumed it was "lol rape scene" and not read the scene as something else going on
Him spreading his legs and pushing his crotch towards his face is extreme degradation to mexicans
>>63844937
how is it absurd? it's to get him to cooperate, it's sinister as fuck and it's not a tension release or anything like that
>>63845018
I agree with you. His origin is badly explained. Something is off
>>63845334
Do you have autism? Do you not understand others can't read your splattered, below-par thought process over a computer screen? Why would I assume you're replying to a picture instead of the post, especially when this is an hours-long, fluid conversation?
Be specific, you smegma-eating mongoloid. Also, the movie has close to nothing in common with CoM. But bravo on your immaculate comparison between two dystopias. Both places are harsh and dirty—must be resonant echoes of one another.
You should consider not spreading your genes.
>>63845447
>Him spreading his legs and pushing his crotch towards his face is extreme degradation to mexicans
How would you even know such a thing? Are you mexican?
>>63836694
the fuck are you talking about
>>63836568
>needed an actual bad guy
Please be bait
>>63845547
because I assumed as much when I saw it because I'm not dumb
and also I found out for sure when I got home that mexicans see it as really degrading
>>63845527
someone's having their periods. go post in star wars threads please.
>>63845632
Fuck off, you greasy lard.
>>63845527
>A poster responds to another post praising a particular scene
>There's even a screenshot attached of said scene so everyone knows WHICH SCENE said poster is talking about
>You are autistic
>Your autism prevents you from grasping which scene is meant despite it being extremely clear by the way said aforementioned posts are worded
>You then actually expect everyone ITT to be able to read your thoughts and proceed to attack me for not being as autistic as you (Aka you not being able to understand context due to being a brainless retard)
Lmao
Kill yourself
>>63836568
that's a gay criticism, the main character not developing was partially the point of the movie
she was trying to hold on to idealism and following protocol and the legal system, but struggles with it when she realizes that the cartel can't be dealt with that way because mass violence and drug trade has reached a state of normalcy in mexico
the movie demonstrates that it's such an everyday occurrence that regular people with families get involved, and the incorruptible are usually the most vulnerable
>>63845447
>Him spreading his legs and pushing his crotch towards his face is extreme degradation to mexicans
I can't be the only one that thought he pissed on him.
>>63845698
>>63845698
Yeah this also lmao
I thought that first he peed on him and then fucked him in the ass afterwards when the camera cut away
>>63845632
Shh this retard is most likely just some kind of asshurt autistic beaner or something
>>63845692
The OP said:
>the whole usa to mexico border sequence
The picture he grabbed just represented one part of this. It's not the focal point of the conversation since he was clearly praising the entire sequence.
>You are autistic
No, I can confidently say I'm nowhere near as socially retarded as you.
>Your autism prevents you from grasping which scene is meant despite it being extremely clear by the way said aforementioned posts are worded
Develop reading comprehension. I understand you're probably the byproduct of twins with chromosomal degeneration, though, so that might be me giving you too much credit.
>You then actually expect everyone ITT to be able to read your thoughts and proceed to attack me for not being as autistic as you (Aka you not being able to understand context due to being a brainless retard)
>Lmao
>Kill yourself
Congratulations on being a meme machine. Your "autism" count is 3, which is also the number your weight very likely starts with.
>>63845808
>Shh this retard is most likely just some kind of asshurt autistic beaner or something
>can't into grammar
>lmao
>fucked him in the ass XD
You're a complete fucking loser.
>>63845174
MMMMMMMMMMONSTER AUTISM
Alejandro did nothing wrong, women ruin everything
>>63845860
Sick burn. You're the wittiest motherfucker in this thread.
Yeah i don't know,i'm remaining pretty unfulfilled on that one.
It seems that something is missing.
6.5/10
>>63836521
Intense? Except for the first scene and the transport scene, it was boring as fuck, I was hoping something is gonna happen... but nothing did
Really great movie but I think it just needed one more operation or build up scene to make the second act more intresting. The bar/bank scene felt out of place and slowed the movie down to a halt at times while the two main operations that take place (border extract/tunnels) are some of the most well acted/directed action sequences I've seen in a long time.
>>63840072
There's infinitechan but it's for the faggots who couldn't handle the influx of redditors during gamergate, so it's a bit of a circlejerk over there imo
>>63837578
I'M GETTIN' A BONER
>Time to meet God.
¡ay dios mio Benicio!
>>63842698
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
The post.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkWl5ctiWyM
Most foreboding and effective use of BRRRRRRRRMMMMMMMMMMMM I've heard in a movie in a long time.
Just saw this.I'm pretty certain that if you are male you can only understand 3/4s of the film
>>63846368
I agree with this, which i guess says it did fairly well if a 2 hour movie makes you feel like it was too short.
>>63849056
explain
Based Deakins did it again. Oscar when?
>>63849109
Never, he must have pissed off some high ranking Jew. Revenant will win it, that CGI was outstanding, although Deakins deserves it and is way past due.
>>63849086
In Blunt's scenes,the film explores the feeling of being possibly overpowered by anyone at anytime,friend or foe.
Also I quite liked the depiction of working as a woman in a heavily male enviroment,how it changes you and your interactions.
>>63845626
I'm Mexican, and you're pulling that out of your ass
>>63849056
LONDON
>>63849411
In that kind of work you either learn to act like a normal sane dude or you end up working a desk job to reduce the number of sexual harassment lawsuits you file.
The main difference between men and women is level of banter tolerance, it's a sanity check. If you can't handle banter, you probably have something mentally wrong with you. It's how healthy men test other men.
>>63849411
So what's the 1/4 we can't possibly fathom?
>>63849454
how did mexico get so fucked up?
Mexico cop's home looked pretty comfy.
>dem eggs and coffee
>>63844975
>You're probably slobbering over a meatball sub with another tab open jacking off.
It was actually a calzone
>>63849521
It's like master and commander for me,I guess we'll both never know.
