>tfw not a mustachioed glasses wearing operator
Why didn't he help raid the tunnel?
>>66602567
Because that's how life is when you work. Sometime people call you on a project and you learn nothing about it until it starts, sometime you're deeply invested in a project and yet they tell you to go home when they're presenting it
Maybe he couldn't wear night vision goggles over his hipster glasses
Operator is only his day. By night he's an accountant.
>>66602567
Probably had erectile dysfunction, forcing him to withdraw from further ops.
>>66602567
>Didn't pay attention to the film
They were in the tunnel just to make noise and make it look like a raid as a decoy
>>66602628
A decoy for what? Benicio killing the cartel boss? How would one affect the other? If anything the raid would put his compound on high alert.
>>66602628
I mean why couldn't help be a decoy? It seemed like he was Benicio's right hand man.
>>66602675
Draws the opfor QRF to the tunnel/other strategic assets nearby/parallel to the tunnel
>>66602567
Are those glasses effay?
>>66602675
A loud decoy for Del Pitto follow the scared cartel leaders brother back to the mansion
B O N E R
I just want to be like him desu.
>wisecracking unassuming looking badass when you need it spook
>>66602567
too busy raiding/cataloging the confiscated goods to help
somebody has to utilize that cocaine
>>66602844
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU9L_MAfp3c
Here's the whole scene. that webm sucks
>>66602844
>>66602877
>hitman holds his gun so it pokes up and is visible
What a tard.
Wouldn't have mattered since boner was there but still.
Is that the guy from Burn Notice?
Roger Deakins is a real human bean
>>66602567
The scripts I've read have him listed as a DEA agent, as opposed to a member of Delta or Special Activities Division. Though, I'm not sure how a DEA agent could "pull together" a team of Delta operators on what was presumably short notice. My guess is he was former Delta, and had since been pulled into SAD, given his seemingly chummy relationship with Matt.
>>66602981
yeah
>>66602993
>>66602675
The cartel owns the tunnels, the cartel monitors the border. If he came in any other way, they'd know, but because the tunnel got raided, there was no one to sound the alarm.
Notice how Del Toro didn't go on any opps until the very last moment? The entire plan was to avoid tipping the cartel off to the counter attack. That's why everyone who sees Del Toro dies.
>>66603112
Not everyone, the janitor guy at the end sees him
I think he had enough of skates Bullshit
I think he had enough of Kates Bullshit
>>66603098
Almost expected the plane scene to start playing after that first shot
>>66602584
>. Sometime people call you on a project and you learn nothing about it until it starts, sometime you're deeply invested in a project and yet they tell you to go home when they're presenting it
Ahaha. You're that fucking guy, aren't you?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEO62wE21sM
GOAT cinematography
Why is this movie so popular around these parts?
Haven't seen it yet but is it because it's a right-wing pro-police brutality Judge Dredd type of movie?
>>66602995
I just assumed he was the "legitimizing" domestic agent for the prisoner transport in the event that the FBI didn't behave itself. Likely, he simply wasn't able to participate further in the hijinks, thus necessitating another domestic agent.
>>66603254
It's anti America
>black tactical gear in the fucking desert
>full auto weapons in a house raid
>the cartel guy in america travels ALONE and directly from his house in ONE car to the main guy in mexico
>three consecutive headshots with a silenced pistol from 50+feet in complete darkness without nvd
too much dumb shit for the movie to be operatorcore.
>>66603350
>swat is operator
>>66603350
Please recommend some true operatorcore movies.
>>66602567
Dat operator
>>66602903
the point was that they lure away the agents while the real assassin makes his move.
>>66603379
Delta Force
>you will never be so operator you get a literal boner from the idea of a shootout
this movie is heavily overrated.
I watched it after i saw /tv/ praising it as the GOAT 2015 movie. I enjoyed it, but was a bit dissappointed.
>>66603263
Perhaps, though for me, his presence in the interrogation room along with del Toro and Brolin means he's more in-the-know, which to me suggests a CIA connection.
>>66603254
because it is anti feminism
>>66603276
>anti-america
???
I took it as a "fuck Mexico, fuck the cartels movie" with an emphasis on ideas of moral grey areas on concepts of freedom versus stability.
>>66603848
Also, fuck the CIA, and fuck the governement for endorcing what the CIA does
>>66603857
I thought the message was that the CIA was doing something morally questionable in an "ends justify the means scenario." I think that was the central conflict with Blunt's character. She and the audience have this conception that America always does things by the book and that we're the "good guys" but in reality sometimes things need to be done for the greater good that might not be palatable. Blunt, and the audience, might not like the fact that the US was propping up another drug lord, but at least it was promoting stability and creating a sort of peace.
It was a question of what was right according to the law, and what was right according to reality.
>>66603350
You have alot of false perceptions of how these things work.
was he sicario?
>>66602844
why would he open the door
>>66604293
he was autistic
>>66602718
these glasses are as effay for ohpee glasses as it gets
