Sicario: Day of the Soldado

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Pros: The story was well told. The characters were engaging. Benicio Del Toro is a God. An honest portrayal of a sad reality. Cons: one character should have remained how he was, that would have been a fitting send off for his character. Is it better than the first Sicario? Yes. Why? No moral compass, it doesn't exist in the real world.

I thought this was a thriller about taking on Mexican cartels. What is a Muslim suicide bomber doing on the US/Mexico border? Next a Kansas supermarket is blown up by more suicide bombers. What was that woman with the little kid doing going near the bomber? Run to the other side of the store for goodness sake. In this garbage sequel with a repellent viewpoint that taps into the paranoia of Trump's views on the Mexican/US border. The US government has declared war on the Mexican cartels for transporting Islamist terrorists into the USA from Mexico. Matt Graver (Josh Brolin) is tasked to start a war between the cartels by arranging the kidnapping of the daughter of one of the bosses. Alejandro (Benicio Del Toro) joins Graver. The the father of the girl they plan to kidnap killed Alejandro's family. The film starts off with some kind of a story, then somehow it ends up in a muddle with a lot of brutal violence. The plot to kidnap the girl just turns unnecessarily convoluted simply because the writer ran out of a plot, so he has to string something up. You have the side story of a teenage American hispanic boy who joins one of the gangs as a foot soldier to get people across the border. This boy has bionic eyesight as he can spot an undercover agent in the dark from some distance. This is a clumsy, mean spirited, cynically racist film.