Sicario: day of the soldado deaf guy scene (my personal favorite)
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- čas přidán 16. 09. 2018
- Tremendous acting from a very small part in the sicario movie. I loved the background music, the simplicity of the scene, the connection that these two characters had and the unbelievable GREAT acting on "Bruno Bichir" part i commend my friend you are now on my radar and I hope to see more of you in the future.
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The moment that he realized he's going to have to use sign language for the first time since his daughter died is a heart breaking shot
man, for real
Wow, I didn’t realized that until now.
Damn
Meh, it really wasn't that pronounced.
He looked at the young girl and remembered his daughter. And as the conversation progressed he felt even more bad when he found out the baby wasn't deaf
“Is she deaf.”
“She was.”
😢😢😢
Seto Lucifer
That hit me right in the feels too
😞😞😞
Not said: "They put my deaf little girl in a vat of acid."
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I dont think his daughter was deaf
I think him being the hitman that he is
It was just another one of the perks he chose to learn
Sometimes you think you wont need a skill and the one time in your life you use it saves you alot of trouble
What does it mean by ‘She was’?
"A deaf farmer, an assasin and a schoolgirl meet in the desert..." Old mexican joke....
Nikos Greek Tell it
what?
I don’t understand
@@shakilrahman3394 There is a joke that says 3 different people from different countries walk into a bar and the joke, and this guy uses 3 unusual people as things that happen every day in Mexico.
i dont speak english so idk if i wrote this right
Lol 😂
The look on his face is so tired, almost like he's dealt with the mafias kind of violence before. The look is accepting of the fate he expects from a man holding a gun. The movie was something else man.
These movies are somewhere kind of poetic
Well I mean it is like that tho. Lots of rural ghost towns in México due to cartel violence or just the town not complacing to their rules or ways.
@@Avannior I hear that many cartel gangs just walk up to a small "rancho" and murder everyone just to establish a "base". There is a song dedicated to a man who fought back with just a 22 bolt action rifle to allow time for his daughter and wife to escape. He was up against like 10 cartel gang members armed with US military rifles with grenade launcher attachments. I believe he killed between 2-5 guys before getting blown up by launched grenades.
@@SI0AX Don Alejo ?
@@Avannior Yes, I didn't know his name. The songs dedicated to him are of a genre called "corridos".
This scene was originally spoken. It was Benicio's idea to play it with sign language. They achived a more understandable bond that way
lol bond, not bondage. Bondage is like S and M stuff, which is cool if you are into that :)
no he was deaf not mute idk where you getting then from. People that were deaf from birth also don't know how to talk because they never heard the sound of it and cannot replicate so i can understand the misconception, but you read into this way to much as many people often do with movie scenes.
dude don't use the word bondage ever again lol
"bondage." Is that scene on the DVD extras? XD
Kind of stupid. What are the chances you meet a deaf guy in the desert that know sign language .
Crazy how much emotion can come from a scene with no verbal words spoken.
I know right I was about to cry
If there was no subtitle it wouldn’t have been sad 😝
But the music n face expressions do make the scene very touching
It reminds me ofvthe TV prog here called Foyles war.The main actor seems to get through each episode hardly saying anything , but you get what he means .Its a gift some people have.
Chaplin shit...
So true
I grew up with a deaf family member, the actor who plays Angel, nails all the mannerisms of someone who is deaf, the loud nose breathing, hands patting on his clothes whilst signing, making sounds with mouth and tongue whilst communicating, all the noises deaf people aren’t self conscious of not making. Wonderful performance
Honestly the actor may be deaf himself!
@@AirtayjayBruno Bichir is a renown Mexican actor, he's not deaf. The scene was originally spoken but Benicio had the idea to make Angel's character deaf so it tied in with his daughter's story and made the scene much more powerful. Another American movie you might have seen Bruno in was The Quarry, or in the TV series Ozark.
@@Jagabot_Esq.I didn't know that. What a masterful idea and performance
Hell ya fuck ya 👍🤙🏼👌
My dad retired from the phone company, but continued to work as a plumber for people, and he loved to do jobs for people without the finances to pay for the name brand companies.
I’d work with him over the summer, and we did a job at a house for deaf people, and a few times I heard the verbal mouth noises when they were communicating to each other sometimes.
The one who showed us to the area we had to work used a lot of hand gestures and pats, as well as the mouth noises lol.
The man who played the deaf guy....the way he acts is just unbelievable, so evocative. He see him for a second, and then a minute later you completely empathize with him and feel for him and his plight. Amazing stuff.
He is one of the best actors in Mexico, So yeah... He nails it perfectly...
Bruno Bichir!
Also the fact that this actor isn't actually deaf is impressive. He completely captured the unintentional sounds that deaf people can make when signing.
FERNANDO DUQUE
@@yanigga8445 ?
This scene was fucking real.
How this comment doesn't have more upvotes I'll never know. Big fan of your work!
Holy shit what are you doing here
@@detroytmiami5568 I dont get it, should he have more upvotes because he's internetfamous or because of his comment?
@@detroytmiami5568 lmao "upvotes", this isn't reddit
@@VuuleJanette Sorry, that's my bad. Have a great day :)
When you realise he’s Pablo Escobar’s lawyer in Narcos.
He was Pablo Escobar in a movie too
Really? Which one?
czcams.com/video/CSen29S0DLE/video.html here's the link. Escobar-Paradise Lost
Nachoninho El crack I thought you meant the farmer played Pablo.
I also just realized that Alejandro was referred to as a lawyer in the previous film. Full circle lol
This scene inspired me to look into sign language. Studied for the past 2 months already. Getting pretty good thanks to this.
Aw man that's pretty great.
Law Dorherty what’s APD?
Hold a job for 2 months and talk
Law Dorherty thank you very very much for the explanation, I honestly didn’t know that. I wish you all the best and only the best in your life, may this illness perish away!
Me too!
"She was."
His demeanor, his physical delivery, about sums up the quiet intensity of his character. Everything is felt, but hidden. In a state of constant, burning mourning for his loss, and now with a living reminder of the precious life he was robbed of. Tragic in some unceasing sense.
This film had a lot of great concepts and themes. It failed to deliver on that connection further between a young woman and hurting father, sadly. This was a glimpse of perfection, and the kind of harsh emotional understanding that the film could have delivered holistically. This should have been its focus almost entirely, with a scene like this a build up to a greater moment between these characters. It's almost as if this scene is a fragment of a better, more realized version of the script.
But Day of The Soldado was good- not great like its predecessor. At least we got this scene, and a very thoughtful approach to disability, loss, and human decency. I'm glad they made this movie, even if its vision was a bit confused/fragmented, I think it delivered in a lot of small ways that adds up nicely.
Cool
this is the kind of analysis i like to read in youtube comments
oh gosh, this is excatly what I felt watching the film, you've analyze it perfectly and I've been searchingn everywhere for this comment and I can already tell you would definitely have a great movie taste, spot on commentary!
Well said, it was such a pleasure reading your analysis.
This is an excellent analysis, you are a very intelligent and perceptive person. The movie would not sell though, if they played it how you say they should have, which I never knew until now but that would have been excellent. Alejandro's character is by far the dynamic core of the entire series. You hit the nail on the head, but it wouldn't be received by audiences if the movie was smart, the American public is not smart, it's no offense to the United States, I'm an American who is traveled a lot and I love this country so much, it's just that the people who make movie studios rich don't like good movies. Transformers, Marvel movies, the new Star Wars movies, point made.
The Humanity displayed in this scene chokes me up every time.
When he signs "She was".
The look on their faces as well as the sign itself makes me tear up every time also.
I agree 100%. When he signed she was it got me like ok whos cutting the onions up in the comment section
@יעקב how about you go fuck off.
Especially when you remember how she died 😔
+יעקב You're a sad, empty, very limited prick. Or you're 12 years old. Which is it?
+יעקב and you're a soulless cipher... little, little man.
i like that guy. thank god, he didn't die
I didn't saw the movie and i was already thinking if he died in it.
I was just thinking about that. I was also wondering what I would do if I was ever put in this situation.
Well -- he almost died. Got shot in the face. I am not a homo, but I truly fucking love that character too!! And honestly? Without him there is no Sicario. So I doubt he'll ever die. Well -- at least that is my hope -_-. Because this movie is truly brutal. And I love this!
Give it away next time. "Wow I really liked them, glad they got the money and got away at the end, too bad the rest of the gang died in that big explosion". A lot of us have not seen the movie yet.
I was happy he survived but come on! I wish the would have been a bit more creative. Point blank to head, gets shot in the cheek?
The part where angel starts breathing heavily weighing the choice of taking these two in and risking his family. Gets me every time
I saw that as well. He conveyed controlled fear as it naturally would be in real life. You are the only one who pointed that moment out.
for the first time in a long time, someone heard his voice, his message across.
I think the fact that Alejandro knew sign made him more trustworthy.
I had trouble understanding anything Angel said 😂
"she was" hits harder than a 290lb linebacker
facts even made a banana tear up
Alejandro carries a LOT of latent anger and pain...what's so impressive is how he keeps that contained. In Sicario (the 1st one), the confrontation scene was brimming with menace and rage but the dialogue was so calm and the delivery so patient. Benico really does an awesome job as Alejandro...and man whose shadow falling upon you...is what even the most daring men would dread.
What do the twitch mods think of it though?
• Literally one of the most if not The Most heart touching warming moment in this action packed movie 💯🙌🏼
Well said. It was beautiful and heart felt but sad as well.
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For such a nihilistic film, it was odd to see a relatively gentle scene like this here. One of the things I liked about this sequel was that it gave Alejandro more depth without undermining what a dark character he is. That's a tricky thing to do and the film does that with flying colors.
Alejandro could not forego his vengeance. He thought he could live with its consequences, but he learned when the girl came along, that he could not. One of Benicio's great achievements as an actor.
Brolin character was forced to betray his friend and that's why he got so frustrated and pissed at the end and his remorse got him to disobey and save the girl, so i wouldn't say the movie was completely nihilistic. The last stare exchange between him and the girl was pretty good, they both suffered Alejandro's death. More like the douchebags on top are nihilistic cowards that only care about their positions, control and power ( A.K. Politicians and Administrators ).
thousandyoung Those in power fail to see the good they can achieve while those without always strive to be better.
TIL nihilism.
It was because of the actor who portrayed the character. If you have seen Traffic, you would see Alejandro playing in reverse the role from this two films. 21 grams gave an awesome performance.
Here is a killer looking for revenge... yet he connects with someone in the most human of ways. And is the saddest moment when he signs “she was.” Alejandro’s character is so developed, we don’t need to see flashbacks or backstory to believe it because we are so invested in his character. Simply phenomenal writing.
Never forget he was a nice guy before he became what he is.
@@jallockshootatek3871 He probably still is. He just holds absolutely no regard or remorse for anyone who works with the mafia and sees the job as something he must do as revenge and payback, whether or not he enjoys it. He wants anyone willingly involved in the mafia world to suffer greatly the same way he did.
And phenomenal acting too
Think of him as latino John Wick...
@@anaid5387 beat me to that exact comment👍👍👍
“She’s deaf?”
“She was.”
“Oh golly gee, she was cured? Congratulations!”
“........”
lmao dude.
Why did you make me laugh when i was trying to be serious....damn you internets you win again.
Just wanted to say this, this joke would be an insult to deaf people, yes, you would be surprised how many deaf people don't want to get their hearing back.
To a hearing person, this is just funny.
"Different worlds"
@@bratking4400 Yes thank you for pointing that out. I hope I didn’t offend anyone. It is just a joke.
@@michaelwu7678 alrighty then, have a good one mate!
After having seen Logan, I was worried sick for the deaf man and his family during this movie.
Joe V Did the deaf family live? I really would like to know. Thank you.
@@williamschutz4982 yes
I HONESTLY THOUGHT SAME!! 👍👍 Seemingly showing compassion within movies isn't always the wisest choice..
sorta like real life I guess🤔..
indeed
Logan is just an all around depressing movie.
The farmer deserves an Oscar just for this short scene. Wow
Ummm no
gary mclellan don't think that's worth an Oscar but ok
@paso fino Fuck u stupid racist, im gonna give you a kick on you ass..
Ummm..
He is a humble man and all but an OSCAR for this scene? Maybe you should get your hearing and sight checked.
Maybe like an amateur Oscar for up and coming actors.
When Alejandro is asked how he can sign and responds that his daughter was deaf always hits hard. He lost his family years ago and still remembers how he spoke to her. One of my favorite scenes from this movie.
This scene makes me realize that most of us have more than we need...and are others who have nothing...not even the words to say it...I wish I could change this messed up world...
Peace
Amen..Grace and peace to you, brother.
And 5-10 people have more than 100,000 people combined could ever need...tell me how that's just
@@jasonoshima6839 the only explonation is greed. Always wanting to have more and more, but you kinda forget to enjoy the "small" things in life.
We could say that a greedy person is less human than someone who is satisfied with what he have , and what he really needs.
But, what aboult those who are born in a rich environment ? Well, they can choose to be a douchebag , or to make a fucking change...but no, let's get more money, let's have 30 cars and 10 homes...material things that only make them to want more and more.
@@alextrades888 you are an idiot if you believe a greedy person is less human... as a race we are where we are because of greed.... color it however you want.. humans WANTING something got us where we are.
Get some perspective you idiot you sit here watch a vid read comments reply to them...
You are likely top 1% of this PLANET... yet you cry abut greed...
that’s why i don’t believe in a moral god, life is very unfair. It’s actually cruel to bring us here just for the pain and shit when we could’ve never had to feel it
This is where you see the character of Alejandro do a flip. The whole scene is so powerful and speaks volumes about the personality and character of Alejandro. He is a cold blooded Sicario but he also understands love. When he goes inside the house, he sees that the family is an exact mirror reflection of his past life i.e., totally opposite of what he had, because his daughter was deaf but Alejandro and his wife could hear and speak and in this scenario the baby girl is not deaf but the parents are. Hence the dialogue "Different Worlds".
Pain unites people too. Common grief creates empathy and the love which is needed to console a soul.
@@218Cruiser
'Blessed are those that mourn, for they shall be comforted ...'
A mirror reflection but opposite... so the same thing?
@@HaIsKuL even if you look yourself at the mirror, you see a reflection, a diferent person even if they both look the same, because the details matter.
Yeah, wow great observation and thanks.
For a child actor, which generally get a bad rep, the girl killed it in this movie
Transformers didn’t really help but she’s a kid she has a bright future and I think this movie helped with that.
@@TheGililgi @Super Predator shes 19 not a child actor at this point lol
Sadly because she is latina they gave her role where she looks older than her actual age. Unlike her where she is treated like a kid of her age. There's a lot of stereotypes.
@@micahjohansson7573 huh?
@@micahjohansson7573
Yeah I know right. But that’s one of the reasons why I married a Mexican woman. My wife is 48. But she still looks 30 the day I met her. I am 37
I love how this helps establish what makes Alejandro tick. He's not your average, profoundly lacking in empathy, almost sociopathic type dude who's made a career in wetwork. He's not a ruthless killer, able to soullessly retire anyone for a price. He's running on pure revenge, and only has it out for those directly and also (very) indirectly involved. A subtle distinction, but wonderfully illustrated by BDT/Sheridan.
Such a powerful scene. That brief five second pause between 2:01 and 2:05 of Alejandro remembering his daughter you can see him suppressing the pain...
I really don't understand how critics bashed this movie so much when you have great scenes like this smh. This moment was just beautiful
*EDIT* wow thanks so much for all the likes 😅😅
It was simply because they made Muslims and Mexicans look bad and at the same time helpless lmao
It's because it was a pretty good movie, but not so good as a sequel.
Hall Network People were hating on this movie before it even came out. It's what happens when you make a sequel to a movie that is considered a masterpiece, especially if it isn't as good as the first. I think this movie was as good as it could have been given that Denis and Deakins didn't come back.
I hate on it for two reasons:
-Having Benicio survive. That cheapened a lot of the weight of the finale.
But I could forgive even that, if not for that ABSOLUTELY ATROCIOUS "epilogue" where they cut to 1 year later and have the cringiest line in cinema history: "So, you wanna be a /millionaire/ Sicario?"
So fucking dumb. The rest of the movie was great and worthy of its name, though.
Edit: If I ever watch this movie with a friend, I'm going to turn it off right before that shitty 60 second epilogue so they can enjoy the best cut of the flick.
@@kindabrightinthesestars To be fair, in the end it flipped the blame on the US for acting irrationally against the Mexican people just because some terrorists thought it was a good idea to cross via the Mexican border. In the end 3 out of the 4 bombers were from new jersey.
“She was.” That is when I started to tear up.
Bro what hit me was when he said my daughter. All that shit made the realize that he lost more than we originally anticipated.
Yeah...I bet that character is carrying some heavy emotional baggage. He is living off of hate.
@@charlesloomis2224 sucks to be him ig. He's one of the reasons I don't want a family myself. Wouldnt know what to do if I lost them. Especially like that.
@@kindabrightinthesestars It's called the adult fear, and I have it too. I love my family so much I'd give literally everything from my body for them. The fear of losing family members are nightmarish compared to one's death for me.
@@biwarayoganata Damn bro you have kids? Stay safe out there man. Lots of crazies breathing the same air as us.
The music adds so a gentle tone to this scene. It's so melodic and it makes the scene feel like it's naturally flowing. What an incredible peice of cinema from a film that I never expected this from.
One of the most epic scenes of the movie. A moment of humanity in a world of violence and brutality.
"Is she deaf?"
"She was."
And tears in my eyes. 💔
Does it mean her daughter is already passed away?
@@androidynamit Alejandro meant that his own daughter was murdered.
My favorite scene. Sometimes, spoken words are cheap. It was Benico's idea to use sign language. Excellent acting from all three of them here.
Was it actually his idea? What a guy man
Mac A. Yeah it was
I just read the original script and there, the farmer gives them shelter because he realizes Alejandro is El Medellin, and he seems to sympathize with the girl's being separated from her family because he explains that he's separated from his own daughters due to a visa issue. It's a perfectly fine scene that serves its function and has some interesting ideas thrown in, but the idea of sign language causing the two strangers to discover a deeper emotional connection really elevated the scene to being the most moving in the entire movie.
This scene was beautifully performed and beautifully directed....and yet almost completely silent. Just superb and hugely moving.
Im a 65 year old man who served in two conflicts with The U.S. Army and this scene makes me cry. Lol.
Thank you for your service
Yes thank you for your sacrifices.
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service & your not alone
It's good to see an older guy admit to crying, because when he signs, "she was", that made me cry too. Thanks for being an example for positive masculinity. ✊🏽
He knew the danger, what made him accept whole heartily i think was seeing the man protect her like his own daughter.
That's exactly right
what choice did he have though? Alejandro could be a cartel member and is carrying the rifle. So if he doesn't help he could risk getting shot and killed.
I have a relative that's deaf and this scene alone is what made the sequel very unique compared to the first.
My wife is hearing impaired and I learn to sign for her so when I took her to this movie and the scene came up her eyes were wide and her mouth was just agape with joy
Is it just me or were the signs a little innaccurate? Im only an intermediate user of sign but I took a few years in college
ElRadioDJ913 I have deaf sister :D
✊✋🤞🖖=Esta bien 🤗
@@biscuitninja, I invited my school's ASL teacher to see the movie; she had pretty much the same reaction, albeit with tears.
"Different worlds"
Alejandro felt that.
Such a beautiful scene with no words - both actors express so much
Superb scene, the emotion on that guys face, it was as if it was his first time being treated like a equal
amazing, and I agree. The actor played it off even as uncomfortably suspicious as you would, while also needing it.
I think one of the BEST parts of this movie. Not only because he shows he knows sign Language, but that it's a way to understand under people's Obstacles/ Sympathies in life.
That pause after the farmer asked if Benicio's daughter is deaf, then his sad response to the question... I felt that...
Masterpiece film! 🖤
It is an oddly powerful scene. Hard to pinpoint why it was so perfect in this movie, but it was. Perhaps because of all the viciousness and lack of humanity in this movie, these men connected on a profoundly personal and compassionate level.
Maybe its because he asked for help , when he simply could have taken it through violence.
Benicio was really smart by doing this. Sharing something in common with a stranger is a way to make a relationship
Butthead did that well too in Beavis and Butthead Do America when he shared that he had braces (to Chelsae Clinton) who also had braces.
The deaf farmer brought tears to my eyes as he tries to make sounds. Cried when Al auctioned "she was'. Brilliant actors.
Angel’s expression when Alejandro said “She Was” such fine acting.
There are two kinds of people in this whirl•id: those who consider this scene an absolute masterpiece, and those who are wrong!
The actor that plays the deaf guy is Bruno Bichir...brother of Demian Bichir. There's another, older brother named Odiseo, but that guy is not really seen outside of the Mexican soap operas.
They're really well known family of actors in Mexico...
He was in Narcos
jav retama fucking cool asf if y’all ask me
Yeah, his face is so familiar to me, I love Bichir brothers!
His movie " A better life " is one of my favorite movies, his acting was top notch
Adham Gamal wasn't Demián not Bruno in that mvoie?
We need a Alejandro prequel movie
That is an action drama film for the Oscars
My guess is after Sicario 3, if the demands from the box office are met, then they'll do that.
Alejandro seems like the only guy worth a prequel. The Americans are cookie-cutter spook characters, nothing real special about them.
@@bencarmichael735 it would be cool to see some sort of pre/threequel...it can be done with the right scriptwriter
Gahlahad431 I definitely agree with you, just think Alejandro is the only one worth doing an origin movie on.
These kinds of scenes from the Sicario films don't get enough spotlight on CZcams. In these actors' hands a quiet moment is never still, the air stirs with restless intensity. Powerful.
this dude from Narcos I remember he was the lawyer
I knew he looked familar.
He was
Fernando Duque.
That’s right
Thank you !! It was killing me
This may sound like a stupid compliment, but I can't imagine it is very easy for a young actress to read her description in a scene as "stand still, don't say anything, and observe." But she did that very well here. She still felt like the center of the scene, which of course in terms of the movie... she is.
Stephen Mason thoroughly agree. The camera was focused on her as well as Benecio.
Watch her expressions.
@Big Bossman Ah yes, the legendary acting coach CZcams comment guy named after a wrestler chimes in...
I've never seen this movie. I dunno wtf is with this deaf guy, but immediately after seeing him I started getting teary eyed. His acting is unbelievable. His stance, clothing, muttering, vulnerability, fear, hesitation, everything hit me.
He's deaf dumbass wym lol You don't know is up with this guy
Del Toro should've gotten an Oscar for the first Sicario: playing a ruthless hitman who kills a man, his wife and their two young boys while at the same time being very gentle and fatherly.
The only reason critics bashed this great movie so much is because it tells the truth about what’s going on in the border
And America don’t like the truth only when something happens to their people they want the truth and justice others could burn and drown and wouldn’t do jack he’ll it’s seen it’s on states get flooded and drown
@@elijahalonso5612 have to agree with you
They bashed it because it was no where near as sophisticated as the first movie. Day of the Soldado was great but it had a real “turning into franchise” kinda vibe to it. The first sicario got super good reviews
Incredibly powerful scene. A master of his craft. A dark character that can deliver ruthlessness one minute, humanity and character the next is truly a master of the art of acting.
The different worlds line was my favorite, neither of the fathers will ever have a chance to experience the world the same as their child
😊this is a moving scene in what is a violent movie, but all the actors show great understanding. Excellent.
Such a beautiful scene, totally caught me off guard in the cinema.
Best scene in the movie as far as showing Alejandro's empathy/a part that reminds him of how he used to be. More powerful than people realize in the conveyance of the scene.
i believe that was sympathy
All three actors played that moment outside brilliantly. Truly a memorable moment.
This scene is a moment of peace in the midst of all this violence. The actors are inhabited by their roles and the director manages to transcribe the emotion brilliantly. It's simply magnificent.
With how invested I was with Alejandro from the first film, and his backstory, this scene absolutely destroyed me. I was in tears when he mentions his daughter. This movie is genuinely incredible and it had a tough job living up to the first film
Notice how as soon as he mentions his daughter his face gets grim, and pained and serious as hell? Great acting
Man, the segment where the deaf guy starts to trust the protagonist is done so well. Even through sign we get that sense of humanity and understanding, even though as normal people we can;t really comprehend emotion via hand gestures. In this case, with it being the sole from of communication, you feel so much with so little. That is art.
Ladies and gentlemen: Bruno Bichir.
I really wish they made a universal sign language. Everyone would know sign language and almost everyone would feel included.
cris valtierra there kind of is already. It’s actually called international sign... It’s not exactly the same everywhere you go and not a lot of signers can use it, but there is international sign... And no, it’s not the middle finger lol 😄😄😄😄😄
That's a concept everyone could agree on. 😊
Whaaaaat? So sign lang is different in every country??
@@samsonlevulevu2566 Of course, sign languages wasn't created by hearing people it was created by groups of isolated deaf people all over the world that needed to communicate with each other, and then with people that could hear. So it had to be based off the spoken language/every deaf person in the world couldn't get together and plan it at the same time. There's like 200 different versions of sign. American Sign Language for example is closer to French linquistily than English
People act like its the deepest thing ever when dark character's show a softer side. That's just real life. People are always more nuanced than you think, its just you're so used to seeing comic book villains and heroes on the big screen that something like this surprises you.
Soy de Argentina y cada vez que veo esta escena me maravillo cada vez más con la actuación tan natural de Bruno Bichir // I'm from Argentina and every time I see this scene I got enchanted by Bruno Bichir's natural acting!
0:51....my heart stopped, such a powerful moment.
The mumbeling killed me to be honest
Every time I watch this scene, I just can't hold my tears
same for me every time I see a deaf person in real life
This is what Film Is All About We don't need CGI all we need Are Pure Images Of True Art ❤
Be grateful for everything you have. And if you see someone with something you have lost yet they still have, be happy they can enjoy what you once knew.
Amazing scene, just shows a great action film doesn’t need action all the time. Make the film even better.
and a tumble weed rolls threw your replys. No likes , you fail
@@rodriguezgaming6195, "through".
i'm more touched by the fact he didn't use force to get what he needed; angel could not really do anything to stop alex. here's a guy who doesn't really have much of anything, giving what he does have.
also, when he asks him what his name is. that seemed to touch a part of angel, like very few people cared to know what it was and here's a guy (albeit with a firearm =) asking. i found a tear rolling down the side of my cheek at the end of the scene.
"..She was." Hits like a fucking train every time.
What adds to the beauty of this scene besides the acting and lines here is also the location. The sun going down on an almost barren environment. A slight wind. The farmer's clothes and apparent humble living conditions all contrast with the rich girl's opulent lifestyle all gotten through illegitimate sources.
Whoever it was who came up with the idea for this scene is a genius.
This scene was originally spoken. It was Benicio's idea to play it with sign language
One of the most powerful scenes in movies history
Ummm no , shut the fuck up
@@rodriguezgaming6195, predictably, you do not understand the art of filmography.
@@rodriguezgaming6195 Oohhhh so edgy, so MANLY, that you had to resort to that statement. 90% sure you are some 15 year old kid trying to act cool.
It is tradition to watch this every once in a while
"she was"... in that moment, the deaf man understood it deep within his soul why this armed man was doing what he was doing for this young girl
I find this scene highly emotionally charged and beautifully filmed. I also find signing fascinating and beautiful.
Many countries have their own sign language, however the language between countries may be very similar. American Sign (ASL) is very similar to French Sign due to the "inventor" (Gallaudet) of ASL basing it off of French sign (langue des signes française/LSF).
In this movie they're using Mexican sign (lengua de señas mexicana/LSM). While it has some similarities to ASL (both being based off LSF), it is it's own language, like how spoken English and German are very similar but are nonetheless unique. LSM is a different language than Spain sign (Lengua de Signos Española/LSE).
There is as much a universal sign language as there is a universal spoken one.
If you have any more questions feel free to ask!
What is version of sign language has the most users, and do any other countries adopt other nations sign language to make learning and communication easier to facilitate?
@@jamesbrown5262 This is a really tricky one because in bigger countries like the US, China, and Russia, the main sign language is broken up to "accents." In the US, theres the East, Midwest, West, and the South. Its how deaf people can tell where another deaf person is from just by signing. It is amazing and remarkable. The East is quicker and really fast signing, the South is different and slow, the West is simpler and slow, and the Midwest is a combo of all three.
Other countries do adopt other nations language, but they take it and add their native culture into it. Like in Africa. The French Sign Language entered the french colonies in Africa, and those colonies took it, and added some bits of their native culture to it.
My father pass away 2019 and he was deaf and I watch this with tears remembering him :-(
Very sorry for your loss.
regards friend ,my paps passed away in my arms in 2019 too , hope you are doing good
This scene is so touching, it makes me cry.
What goes on literally silently on the soul-level, while all you can hear is the wind blowing...wow!
happy to have found other people fond of this scene.. actually pretty deep..sincere.
Gives you chills when Alejando says "she was"..
Imagine how Alejandro felt knowing that the last time he 'signed' (language) was with his only beautiful daughter. Such a heartwarming scene,the way he says she's passed by sign is really sad. What a great scene,and tribute to the genius of Sicario..
That sigh he gave after realizing that they mean no harm is brilliantly acted. The casting for this movie was amazing from top to bottom.
I still haven't seen it yet but i have watched this clip about a half a dozen times.
Despite much praise Benicio is quite Under Rated I find him deeply touching in every role
Fear and loathing in Las Vegas was pretty good too. Haha
Senator Ted Cruz at 2:09!
Lol
I cried hard when he signed, “She was”. The sign for that is powerful. Heart breaking too.
I love how nobody really notices the faint music in the background. (which is beautiful by how simple it is) It is not really obvious but it underlines the scene. Otherwise, all you can hear is the wind and the dead silence of the plains in a not so quiet movie.
guys, does anyone know the title of the track from this scene?
I have watched a lot of films in my life. This is definitely a very powerful scene, the more so because of the silence, which is so rare in movies.
especially in a movie like this where there is alot of action. Its almost like some moment of peace amidst all the chaos
Just like with music. Sometimes less is more
this scene alone deserve 20 oscar every years.
Anyone who hasn't seen the sicario movies, you definitely should. They are brutal and beautiful at the same time.
That Sounds suspiciously like a personal opinion
I loved this film, although it doesn’t surpass the first. It is however a brilliant sequel.
I love the scene in the movie it made the whole movie connect