When the law can't solve all the problem

Rating: 9/10 (28 March 2016)

i've watched it for the 2nd time yesterday and it was the right moment i suppose, because everything became clear, i mean, the 1st time it was like reading a book from right to left but, something was there.
i'm sure D.Villeneuve like P.Berg and S.Soderberg's works, there is this documentary kind of style like Berg and those close-ups, lights like Soderberg, i've absolutely loved Traffic and of course the last kingdom or Lone survivor, Sicario could have been made by both of them.
Matt (J.Brohlin) is perfect, a cool guy you can probably share a beer with on Sunday afternoon, but he is also a spec op who get the power to go anywhere and change the rules of engagement on taking any opportunities, like hiring B.Del Toro who was a attorney in Mexico once and seek for revenge against the man who killed his family whatever it takes, that's why he team up with Americans.
at 1st sight, Benicio Del Toro is like a consultant, doesn't talk much, but you quickly find him as the ruthless guy in the room and on the same page as Matt is.
For legal purpose, they take Kate (E.Blunt), who's the head of a tactic response team and play by the book, in there crew, everything which will happen then, will hurt her of course.
Let say E.Blunt is perfect as a lost but strong women on the field, because of her training and what she already did as a cop, (the first 15 min of the movie, ouch!!), she can handle everything even when Alejandro shoot her only to reach his goal, the man had never been so close to the finish line and no one can stop him, but for her, still, it's not the right way and want to stop all of this until Matt explain what those Cartel's guys did. at the end, it's a eye for eye, Talion's law kind of story.
You've already seen this? yeah, me too, but
all the cast as everybody involved in this movie were brilliant.
a must see