As the war on drugs escalates, their mission takes a dark turn.

Should You Watch ‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’?

Day of the Soldadoisnt a bad movie in that its well-crafted and well-acted, but its also deeply disappointing.

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That darkness and bloodshed was the effective setting of the first movie, but its not the endpoint.

Its the beginning for where his protagonist goes.

Ultimately,Sicario: Day of the Soldadoends up drowning in the darkness it hopes to navigate.

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In Sicario: Day of the Soldado, FBI agent Matt Graver joins forces with assassin Alejandro Gillick when a the war between drug cartels along the US-Mexico border reaches a tipping point. Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin reprise their roles from Denis Villeneuve’s first movie, but Stefano Sollima replaces the original movie’s director.

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