A disservice to everyone.

Rating: 5/10 (11 December 2019)

Emily Blunt and Daniel Kaluuya delivered the most boring, uninterested delivery I have ever seen in a movie as theatrical as Sicario.
Beautifully crafted set pieces throughout the movie keep the tension at a steady level where you always need to be on your toes as an audience member. You never knew what Del Toro and Brolin were planning.
Brolin and Del Toros characters were completely captivating throughout the entire movie.
Then Emily and Daniel show up to kill the mood.
First, Emily Blunt was done a humongous disservice by this film. Her character is quite literally *walk here, complain, get owned*
It happens over and over and over again. Her character was poorly written, and is almost so naive it is sickening.
First thing she does of any importance is accidently get and murdered by her Hitman, her Sicario. She is saved by none other than Benicio Del Toro. Then she holds a gun on Del Toro later in the next seen from the tunnel and is surprised when she gets shot at by a Columbian cartel lone wolf Hitman. She knew he was a Hitman and still decided to go through with this plan.
Next scene, she hit Josh Brolin in the face and then her supporting actor Daniel Kaluuya heroically comes to the rescue as they pick a fight with several spec ops soldiers. He gets owned. That's his role. Don't see him again. He is a taxi service, then he complains, walks somewhere, complains, gets owned.
Emily blunt in the last scene after standing by all her morals the entire movie, instead of accepting death like the stoic female lead she is, she caves and signs the paper saying that everything she saw was done by the book.
To cap it all off, she decided once again to rush to the balcony and point a gun at Del Toro. Again.
The reason I'm giving a 5/10 is because of Blunt and Kaluuya are detractors to the entire flow of the film. If it we're just Brolin and Del Toro 9/10.