Poorly made flick, as anyone knowing the subject will recognize

Rating: 1/10 (14 May 2016)

First, the female protagonist (played by Blunt) is not credible at all; very unrealistic. She's supposed to be the head of an FBI SWAT team, which would suggest a tough person but she is a wimp at every turn, totally bewildered by violence and the nuances of drug enforcement. She also lives/works in Arizona and seems to know nothing about the cartels or drug war politics. It's an insult to the viewer (and to women in general) to have such a character as lead in a movie like this. Total disappointment in this regard.
Second, the plot line is not credible. Rather than spoil the storyline (for those who haven't seen the flick), I'll just say that the big gunfight/conflict scene toward the end is completely unnecessary given the ultimate goal of the operation. In fact, real law enforcement would have avoided such unpredictable and unnecessary complications. So that part is total Hollywood crap, and could easily have been avoided.
Finally, the ultimate goal of the operation is not credible. Again, not to spoil it for anyone, I'll just say that the goal is completely unbelievable given the international politics of the drug war. A similar goal could have been credible but the one used shows the film's writer and director and producers know little about the subject.
So, overall a very poorly made flick, and a disappointment for those who value realism.