Forcing someone to sign a document sort of contradicts the purpose of a signature on a document.
You might as well just forge it if you're gonna MAKE her sign it.
>>64288202
Not really. No.
You are an idiot. I just you kill yourself.
The purpose was to intimidate her and ensure she would keep her mouth shut. Forging the signature wouldn't guarantee she wouldn't go public afterwards.
>>64288202
legally speaking yes, if proven both scenarios would invalidate the signature however proving that a signature was forged is easier to prove that you were forced to sign
>>64288260
/thread
>>64288260
Sup reddit.
>>64288260
>>64288333
>samefagging your own post
Reddit. Reddit to the max.
>>64288202
>You might as well just forge it if you're gonna MAKE her sign it.
Haven't seen the movie, but in Mexico it's not unusual to have the police (local and federal, even the military) forcing people—usually through torture—to sign fucking blank papers, whatever they'll nail them for to be determined later.
she could still go to her superiors or whistleblow and possibly go into protective services.
if she went public, theres not much that could be done, she could get killed but that would probably just confirm her accusations due to the shady circumstances.
thats basically what happens in Three Days of the Condor.
>>64288202
You're an idiot.
If it wasn't her signature she could've just said "That's not my signaturet", also she could blab.
>>64288202
Exactly. This movie appeals to retards. All she would have to do is report that it was signed under duress.
> emily blunt will NEVER step on your balls
just die in my sleep already
( ._.) ( ;_;)
>>64288330
Yep. I'm surprised people didn't know this.
>>64290498
And be 'accidented' before it ever went further
Their was a reason he said don't stand near any balconies anytime soon other than being a witty one liner.
>posting this reddit movie over and over and over
>>64288202
Its not about the signature although its an added bonus.
His intent was to terrify her into not talking. The document is needless at that point.
>>64290576
>CIA
>assassinating a FBI agent
>implying it won't light an interagency shitstorm
Not even Tom Clancy can come up with a half-assed bullshit and justification for one
>>64290576
>And be 'accidented' before it ever went further
Thereby backing up the being forced to sign under duress.
>>64290584
mamarracho
>>64289517
>she could still go to her superiors or whistleblow and possibly go into protective services.
This, since she's also a stronk womyn the mainstream media will light a giant firestorm up the CIA's ass that Brolin's character might as well retire before the gubmint caves in and takes away his benefits.
>>64290631
>>64290633
>FBI
She nearly got ended by a small time corrupt cop lel, they could kill her anyway they wanted and pass the blame onto the cartel,
>>64290584
go back to your star kiddie shit then family
>>64288202
I just want to protect her poor soul
i want to hug and kiss her
anyone else feeling this?
>>64289281guy who forced her was hitman working for columbian cartel
Is this on Netflix or something? There's been a lot of Sicario threads lately.
>>64288202
Yes, they could have forged it, But what's the point? it'd be easier and simpler to put a gun to her head and make her bark like a dog. sure it's a bit dirtier, but it's infinitely easier than copying her style of wrote.
>>64291291
Again, this flick appeals to retards.
>>64292708
a dead body would only lead to more questions than a live, complicit albeit disturbed agent who says simply, and defeatedly, "No comment."
the paper means nothing, they are just intimidating her because she said she would talk
the scene is meant to show you that alejandro is the actual antagonist of the movie, not the cartel boss he kills, but it went right over your head because you haven't spent 10 years in cinema school
>>64290631
Missing the point of the movie. It wouldnt be the CIA who killed her
Why do /v/edditors sperg out over MOTY?
Is star wars so important to them?
>>64292522
finally came out via torrent form
>>64288202
Almond goddess
>>64288202
should have just forged it then killed her
or forced her to sign then kill her
>>64293087
I thought it would've happened sooner. I'll have to do some looking around.
>>64293148
Why? He liked her a little, thought she reminded him of his daughter. He knew she wasn't bad.
how does someone not understand this scene
no wonder they always dumb down movies
>>64293290
Welcome to nu /v/eddit tv, its a fucking hellhole full of people who can't even understand mainstream entry-level cinema.
>>64288202
nah ur dumb
the fact is if she went back on it and said she was being threatened to sign it, operator-san would be back to kill her
>>64288202
You're stupid.
>>64288260
>I just you kill yourself.
>>64293221
The irony is that he advises her to move to a small town "where the rule of law still exists."
Small towns are some of the most corrupt places in America due to everyone knowing and looking out for each other and there being little actual oversight.
Half the town could be involved in a smuggling ring and it'd be near impossible to investigate it.
>>64290548
People did know this, just one aspie on /tv/ is too retarded to realize this.
>>64293387
That's her weakness then for not being willing to die for her principles.
Also
>>64290631
>>64288330
Neither does threatening her.
That's the kind of thing that makes the signature more trouble than it's worth.
If she went along, only to narc that not only did they bring Colombian hitman into their operation but that said hitman threatened a federal agent, suddenly you have Senate hearings and investigative committees.
And if she's killed, you effectively have what insurance experts call "the perfect storm."
>>64290548
>>64293569
>samegagging this hard
This isn't reddit.
I really, really like Emily BLunt
>>64293717
that scene is about the MESSAGE and the THEMES present throughout the whole film, it isn't designed to be perfectly realistic holy shit
this is basic shit
The signature meant nothing in the grand scheme of things
Even if the threat was real (I still believe that they were just scaring her while she's a broken piece of mess) it would guarantee a senate hearing and shakeup within the FBI and CIA because even if they don't agree with their ideals and methods they are on the same side and blue-on-blue is a giant shitstorm that is taken very seriously
>>64288381
>samefagging your own post
>as opposed to samefagging someone else's post
????
>>64293877
>he hasn't figured out how to samefag other people's posts
Go home reddit.
You're embarrassing yourself.
>>64288202
>>64288260
Documents are horseshit anyway and easily contested in court even if you signed it without duress. One signed under any kind of duress is even more worthless.
But, in Mexico it doesn't even matter if there is a document in the first place. It is only about breaking the individual, not about the paper.
>>64293860
Finally someone on /tv/ with a brain.
>>64293860
>implying he cared about senate hearings
He was a hired operator they let him to literally whatever
>>64293966
>>>64288381(You)
>>samefagging your own post
>>as opposed to samefagging someone else's post
>????
>>64293877
>>>64293877(You)
>>he hasn't figured out how to samefag other people's posts
>Go home reddit.
>You're embarrassing yourself.
you people are fucking stupid, gb2/bed/ newfags
>>64293992
They weren't in Mexico at that point, Frenchie.
>>64292127
Man, Del Toro was not working for the colombian cartel. Wasn't he a lawyer with a wife and kids?
The guy just said Medellin because when someone stole his heroin and pointed a gun at his head with a ski mask he probably assumed it was enemy cartel, right? That's what I thought from that scene.
>>64294058
I guess you missed the part where documents don't mean shit anywhere.
>>64294047
2 HOT 2 HEAD
>>64294061
Are u trolling or are u fucking retarded?
In the end, was heright?
>>64294061
you are slow as hell
he worked as a prosecutor in mexico. the mexican cartel has his family tortured and killed. this send him over the edge and lives for nothing revenge. at some point he gets trained by someone or picks up all those 1337 operator skills and hires himself out to anyone who is the enemy of the mexican cartel until he lands with the medellin cartel and the CIA.
>>64294131
how is one guy, del toro, being from the colombian cartel possibly bringing power to his organization any difference than if he was freelance? he's just one guy shooting up a few cartel members here and there. he does nothing big.
>>64294131
>>64294170
My IQ is 156.
>>64293860
>>64294020
>unable to understand why that scene wasn't realistic
>thinks this is some sort of plot hole
>this means the movie is dumb
are you actually this autistic or what
>>64294170
Mexicans and colombians fucking hate each other. He's just freelance or out for personal revenge. He's supposed to be an ethnic mexican if he lived there and was a lawyer.
>>64294252
>hurr just turn off your brain
What a great message to send in a movie about questioning paradigms and weighing consequences.
This isn't Transformers 4 you tit.
>>64294131
>>64294170
>There are three strong clues that Alejandro was just a prosecutor in Juarez, besides him saying it:
>1). His acquaintance. The guy was a Mexican government official, and that's how they seemed to know each other. Alejandro asked about his wife, so he knew him well, and asked if his family lives in Juarez. That conversation makes a lot more sense if Alejandro was actually a prosecutor in Juarez.
>2). Matt to Kate: "He works for anyone that will point him towards the people that made him. The people that cut off his wife's head, and put his daughter in a vat of acid". That line makes it clear that his family being killed is what 'made him' what he is today.
>3). Fausto to Alejandro: "The grieving lawyer. Do you think your wife would be proud of what you've become?". This implies that not only was he a lawyer, but that his wife never saw him as the man that he is today, and that it was his grief that transformed him.
>There may be other clues I'm missing, but you add those 3 up, and it's evident that his story of once being just a prosecutor in Juarez, is actually the truth.
>>64294170
Josh Brolin didn't even fucking say they were helping the Medellin Cartel. How about the fact it broke up IN FUCKING 1993. He was just talking about a period in time where there was order because the CIA was helping that cartel IRL (which they did in the 80s).
>>64294264
what does that have to do with anything at all
and no he doesn't have to be ethnically mexican to work as a prosecutor in mexico you fucking idiot.
>>64294349
not only are you unable to understand a very simple movie you are also unable to read as well. astounding.
>>64294391
in the movie CIA is helping the REMNANTS of the medellin cartel in their bid to regain control of the drug trade. they just say medellin cartel so the audience can recognize it easily to something everyone has heard of. this is obviously an invention of the movie.
i'm done spelling this shit out for you idiots
TE VOY A CHINGAR LA MADRE
what did he mean by this?
>>64294825
que eres un pinche marica y tu mama es hombre
>>64294391
it was stated that he works for medelin atm, go watch scene where kate punch cia
>>64294580
Sorry that not everyone can take time out of their busy lives to read gap-filling movie novelizations.
>>64294873
chicano pls go
Sicario is the GOAT MOTY
>>64288332
Obvious answer right here.
>>64293584
>That's her weakness then for not being willing to die for her principles.
That's not really what's being argues here but ok
>>64294169
Why is he so charming bros?
>>64288202
He MAKE/FORCE her not kill herself because she resembles to his d..d d,,,,,r, you m....n!
damn, whole movie is wasted on you.
>>64294169
>Hey, you're a big guy
>>64292836
this, i feel a lot of people should watch some movies at least twice...
I also saw some hilarious conclusions after watching No Country For Old Men..
How the fuck would those people get :"Its hard to be a God" is beyond me, maybe watch it 20 times(I needed to watch it twice and I read the book).
>>64288202
>she doesnt show up the next day saying "i was coerced lol"
>>64294169
He is, and blunt's character realizes that too. Why do you think she let del Toro go?
>>64296486
She probably quit the force after getting red-pilled.
I won't be surprised if she gets blacked and knocked up.
So nobody's going to point out that op is quoting Red Letter Media's Phantom Menace review word for word?
>>64296522
Nah, she was just weak
>>64290584
You're right we need more Star Wars threads
>>64293717
SHES NOT KILLED SHE WILL HAVE COMMITTED 'SUICIDE'
HE DID IT TO THREATEN HER AND GAUGE HER REACTION, IF SHE SIGNS SHES SAYING SHE AGREES TO KEEP HER MOUTH SHUT AND GET OUT OF TOWN OR GET SUICIDED
>>64293877
>as opposed to samefagging someone else's post
this has got to be bait
>>64293860
Nah, they would throw "im CIA" under the bus(mad CIA operative gone rogue, missing , presumed dead), cut all ties(if they didnt already)..It would never come near Washington in a 100 years...
Whats it called..plausible deniability
>>64294244
my EZ is 244
>>64288202
What this anon said
>>64296548
So that means he was just scaring her.
