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The confusion about why Kate was on the mission - The Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.), by law, cannot operate inside the United States of America - that is the F.B.I.'s jurisdiction. Kate was needed to give an F.B.I. presence for a C.I.A. operation on both sides of the U.S.A./Mexican border.
Yeah, I'm not buying that. Josh Brolin's and Benicio's team were soooo far off the reservation, so beyond the pale, that they were practically feral. 99.98% of the stuff they did was illegal. But they drag Kate and Reggie/FBI in for the other.02%?? Didn't make sense in the context of the film. I saw this at the theater and I had to roll my eyes when they gave that FBI-CIA explanation.....extremely lame. That and forcing Kate to sign the paper at the end; c'mon, really? They don't have someone who can forge her signature? .....comical. That said, it was a very good movie, but they should have left the Kate and Reggie characters out completely; they were just carry-on baggage.
ROE stands for Rules Of Engagement, basically says what you can and cannot do, like at the entrance of the tunnel he says “ weapons free “ meaning they can shoot anyone on sight, unlike at the border they said if someone shoots at you, you can shoot back.
Loved you reaction because you followed the events, predicted most of them and your analysis is intelligent and rooted in reality unlike a lot of people who feel sorry for those involved in the drug trade. The best to you, yours and the people in the comment section.
Outstanding choice. This film has one of the most tense action set pieces I have ever seen (if you've seen the movie, you know which one I'm talking about). Masterful camera work by Roger Deakins. 5 out of 5.
Biss, you would really, really enjoy the Oscar-winning "No Country For Old Men" that also stars Josh Brolin. The suspense is edge-of-your-seat intense and the acting is top notch. One of the best Coen Brothers films.
I love the realism of this movie, the brutality and violence is an everyday, and repeating occurrence in the lives of the unfortunate people that live in the midst of the drug cartels. The death and shooting scenes were well portrayed, extremely well acted, and realistic. The fact that she had no idea what she was getting involved in, nor who she was dealing with, was surprising, yet satisfying, due to the fact that she was only being used, like he told her, "you are not a wolf". Excellent movie, and one hell of a reaction to it Madalina. They way he kept him alive long enough to know what it feels like to see your wife and kids killed is priceless. Your perception, intelligence, and the way you handle surprises are so impressive, and your commentary is always sharp and right on point. You tell it like it is, recognize the situations, how they need to be handled, see the bigger picture and what needs to be done, and your not all shocked and weepy when it goes down, that's why I truly enjoy watching your reactions.
Turf is grassy dirt held together by roots. Sometimes it's just used to mean the ground. In this case turf is being used to indicate territory. A turf war is a fight over territory control.
Just discovered your channel today, and I'm loving the reactions. I noticed that you watched both saving private ryan and hacksaw ridge, so if you're looking for another fantastic war movie, I'd recommend Fury and All quiet on the Western front. Especially Fury, it has Brad pitt, Jon bernthal, and a few other notables, very sincere acting, amazing visuals and a great storyline. Hope to see it on your channel soon. I'm genuinely loving everything you're doing.
'Fury', nice pick. There's a very underrated war movie called 'Buffalo Soldiers' (2001) starred by Joaquin Phoenix, also with Ed Harris, Scott Glenn and Anna Paquin.
Welcome to the amazing work of Denis Villenueve. One of my favorite directors working right now. I also recommend Prisoners, Blade Runner 2049(after watching the original if you haven't seen it) and Dune (2021). Really enjoyed the reaction and I give this one a 4 out of 5.
I loved your reaction, you didn't seem too surprised at how thing went and what everyone did, especially at the end. I'm glad you like Spanish, it's certainly a nice language in the right situation :) Thanks for reacting to this movie, I hope you also watch the 2nd one even if it's not quite the same!
36:02 FBI is a domestic agency, and CIA can only operate abroad. The caveat being that CIA can operate domestically if they have an attache from domestic law enforcement attached/ embedded in the operation.
"An eye for an eye," Book of Exodus 21:23-27. Why? Because people kept killing innocents. If a man killed your daughter the adjudication by old law was that you must kill the killers daughter. "Eye for an eye" principle put an end to that. If a man kills your daughter the killer and the killer only receives the punishment. Not innocents. It also stopped generational debt, where children were enslaved because of the debts of their parents. In China, the Ming Dynasty finally ended the "9 Familial Exterminations" that lasted for centuries. That was the practice where if you threatened the Royal Family, then your grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters, children, grandchildren would all be executed before your eyes. And finally you: with the knowledge that your crime got your entire family's bloodline wiped out. I like you kid, but "I would have killed those innocent children because of what their father did?" Really?
@@heffatheanimal2200 But she didnt understood anything, lol... She still thought that Alejandro is a member of the Columbian Cartell, even after Graver explained it to Kate. Then she keeps talking during the most intense scene and at the end, she says that the movie had no twist. WOW...
It's bad to have someone who knows the law when you are planning on breaking it badly :-) You should definitely watch Traffic, which also has Benecio in it. It's a pretty amazing movie.
You should watch hell or high water and wind river, they’re both written by the guy who wrote this and he directed wind river. They’re along with sicario part of his thematic American frontier trilogy and all 3 are amazing, ppl only seem to react to sicario and it’s a shame because the others are amazing, hell or high water got like 4-5 Oscar nominations
Congratulations on 30,000 subs, Miss Biss!!!🎉🎉🧨🧨🎈🎈🎊🎊I am sure this channel will continue to grow, and be as successful as your other channel. Emily Blunt is really great in a variety of movie roles! I think "The Devil Wears Prada" (2006) was the first film I saw here in. A turf war is for control over an area of land, usually by the criminal element. Great reactions to the military film Sicario, Bisscute!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Josh Brolin is the guy wearing the flip flops at the start. He is also Thanos in the MCU. He plays a similar role, in a similar film but is a good guy in : No Country for Old Men. This film has one of the best "bad guys" ever put on film. If you want to see him in his mid 20s watch "The Goonies". It is a very popular and well regarded children's movie. Benedicio Del Taro - the hitman, Sicario, plays a very good role in the film "The Usual Suspects." If you want to see a film that is also a blend of Spanish and English watch 'Pan's Labyrinth."
I remember seeing Benicio Del Torro working out at the gym in NM when he was here filming SICARIO 2 SOLDADO. What's even cooler? Chris Hemsworth was working out just a few feet away because he was in town shooting 12 STRONG...
I’ve watched many of your music reactions, but this is the first time I’ve seen a movie reaction. Your commentary is hilarious! Keep up the good work 👍🏻
The chopper question... they can't "the cia isn't there, the delta guys aren't there" ...only the dea agent is there. Plus prisoner transport between both Canada and Mexico to the US has to be done via ground per their laws.. not the U.S
If you didn’t catch the overall picture, the US Government has assessed the overall drug importation problem across the US’ southern border and decided that the demand inside the US is so high (Which the Government cannot control) and so many different groups are bringing it in (A fact the government thinks it can control), that the only reasonable response is to limit the number of organizations bringing it in to one, which will be allowed to continue but in a more controlled way. Essentially the Government’s plan is to behave as if the substances being brought in were, in fact, legal, so long as they come from that one organization. The substances are NOT, technically, legal but the thinking goes, “If we can limit the incoming stream to one organization, then we’ll take serious steps to bringing the entire trade under better control.” The real problem, as expressed by Josh Brolin’s character, is that the Government has decided to not let citizens legally purchase or possess it but that hasn’t in any way stopped the demand/desire for the substances, which only seems to go up, never down. For another movie very much like this, try ‘Traffic.’ It’s a different story but you’ve still got what starts out as multiple different stories that all sort of come together at the end.
Miss Bisscute, I loved your reaction. It is an excellent film, but as a Mexican it is painful to see the sad reality of many areas of my country portrayed.
Hola Alejandro. Sad being portrayed in this movies as a dangerous country, with the menacing of drug cartels everywhere. But anyone who knows a little of your ancient culture, food, music, weather, places to visit, the people, ... can appreciate how amazing Mexico is. Same happens to germans. How many movies talking about the nazis...
As an American it’s painful to see the insatiable need for illicit drugs on this side of the border. Our culture is corrupt on all levels because the money is too easy.
This is the first time I've heard of you!!! What a great reaction!!! Your accent cannot get enough of it❤ will definitely keep an eye out for more reactions from you beautiful lady
I hate these 'notify me' upcoming posts. I see the thumbnail of a video and I get excited to watch it. Then I realize it is just a notification for an upcoming video. Sad times. I saw this posted yesterday and I just saw the time of noon my time and got excited to watch it the next day. Noon rolls around and I'm confused as to why I can't see the video then I realize it was a notification for 2 days in the future.
A big factor in the movie, in the crucial scenes is the music, it gives the viewer such an unsettling feeling it's kinda great to experience it actually, helpes create the suspense n everything else. Del Toro, Blunt n Thanos gave incredible performances but Del Toro's role is such a badass.
15:30 any air border crossing requires a detailed flight plan filed with the FAA, and Mexico's aviation governing body with a manifest of who's on board. This is a "off the books" operation.
This movie, though fictional, creates a great representation of how NOBODY is an innocent party in this so-called war on drugs... not the FBI, not the CIA, not the DEA, not the cartels, nor the countries that supply or demand drugs. They all are to blame.
El Paso, Texas is a border city where many tunnels have been discovered in the area of the fence / wall. It’s a major route for human trafficking as well. So in the film they are meeting on the US side of the border and enter Juarez from the US.
35:14 ROE=Rules Of Engagement. The ROE for the border crossing was "do not fire until fired upon", and for the tunnels the ROE was "weapons free" for example.
R.O.E. means "Rules Of Engagement" (the circumstances for when you can shoot, and if you can shoot to kill.) He didn't want to talk about ROE because he was still on American soil, and he didn't want to be liable for giving orders that would be illegal in the US. It was a completely different legal situation after they crossed the border into Mexico.
El Paso and Juarez (Ciudad Juarez) are two cities in two countries but essentially just one city split by the national border in form of the Rio Grande river.
If you enjoy this movie, you need to watch "Unthinkable", staring Samuel L. Jackson. An interrogator vs a terrorist...It has similar questionable morality issues.
Ok let me add this as not to confuse others as I was at first😅. For a moment there I thought you had the name of the movie wrong, but you added the word terrorist. And the movie “ The Negotiator “ that also had Samuel Jackson was never about a terrorist. So I hope people do not get the 2 movies confused and claimed you wrote the wrong title for the movie , I never seen this movie “Unthinkable” and I seen most of Samuel L Jackson movies 😊
36:08 Technically. The C.I.A isn’t supposed to operate domestically. They need a domestic agency (being the FBI in this case which is a domestic federal law enforcement agency that operates domestically and overseas).
21:00 Its not really judgement but there’s a immigration process for every country. Its actually illegal to attempt to cross or cross into the country ILLEGALLY no matter who or where you’re from. The reason why everyone is either in Arizona or Texas because they’re two of the bordering states of Mexico.
18:07 Alejandro wasn’t apart of the cartel, he was a prosecutor in Juarez. More than likely he was putting Sonora Cartel in jail which caused the cartel to put the hit out on him/his family. In this situation, he is working for the supposed Medellín Cartel and of course the CIA.
Huevos, frijoles, tortillas, chiles (jalapeño). Tocino, chorizo, salsa, queso. Para desayunar, me encantan chilaquiles con salsa verde. En los Domingos, hay una carretela que sirve barbacoa de borego. El carné es muy suave y grasoso. Sirven tacos y un consommé excelente. I think you’d love Mexico. I know I do.
19:35 Just know Bisscute. The water was never used or opened and not a drop on the floor next to the drain...........and the man was choking on something...
Good lord you kept referring to loving Spanish and I had no idea you were Romanian since I was just looking for Sicario reactions. Gotta love that the 'romantic' languages are all named after yours.
A scary thing is that governments used tonhave their own agencies (they still do but...) but now a lot of the work "needed" is being given to 'subcontractors' who basically are a mix of mercenaries with ex-military/government people who prefer to go to the private sector since they get paid a whole lot more n don't have to do all the paperwork AND way less rules too. That is a recipe for a fkn terrifying world, generally speaking
El Paso & Juarez: There are a number of places on the US-Mexican border where there are twin cities: 1 on the US side and 1 on the Mexican side. A few examples: San Diego, California & Tijuana El Paso, Texas & Ciudad Juarez Calexico, California & Mexicali Nogales, Arizona & Nogales, Mexico
Absolutley loved your reaction to the end, because you just called it like it is. “Yeah, I would have done the same”. Sorry, not sorry. I think a lot of people are afraid to tell the truth. Personally, If someone took my daughter from me, I wouldn’t just want to end them, I’d take their entire family.
Great reaction. Love your ruthlessness. 😂 If you get a chance, you should watch Wind River. Its by the same people that made Sicario. It is an absolutely fantastic movie.
@BlissFlix “ Que paso “ means what’s happened? But some use it means What is up or what’s going on when English speakers try using it and lose the translation actual meaning. Ps what’s it like where you are from? I believe you speak Slovakian? Love to learn the language. Just started French. Anyways.. Good movie and enjoy and feel better.
In the U.S a “turf war” is a gang war over territory like parts of a town or city to say sell drugs or pimp or whatever elicit business is involved! Turf means territory and territory means your making money in a nutshell!!
Everyone brings up the chopper scenario. A lot easier to shoot a helicopter out the sky and no one knowing where it came from. The bad guys want Guillermo dead so he can’t talk. That’s why multiple vehicles so they aren’t sure which one he is in.
I absolutely cannot recommend the movie Savages(from 2012) enough! Especially if you like the Mexico/America crime thriller genre It has an amazing cast(including Benicio del Toro who plays Alejandro in this) and a great story, I recommend the “uncensored version” over the “theatrical version”
In a way perhaps at the end he would have welcomed her shooting - it is the end he expects someday, the end of his pain/grief from the loss of his family.
ROE stands for Rules Of Engagement. Outlining what you are allowed or not allowed to do. When they were in the traffic jam returning from Mexico they were told to fire only after the cartel members fired first. That was the Rules Of Engagement. When they were about to enter the tunnel they were told the ROE was weapons free. Basically no rules at all.
The issue isn't about jurisdiction in Mexico. It's having jurisdiction in the US. CIA cannot operate on american soil without having another agent from a federal agency involved, like the FBI. Then CIA works as "advisors" and the FBI "runs" the show. Outside the US the CIA doesn't really care abut jurisdiction. They're everywhere.
Mule refers to anyone who either injests or carries drugs across borders for other people on their person or in their bags, vehicles or other vessels. I know large parts of Mexico are relatively safe and tourist friendly, but others are deadly and the most dangerous places on earth, so I just can't be bothered with the place. There are plenty of other places I'd rather be.
What they portray going on the border is very realistic. Up in with 🎉cartel is wiping out any dealers not working for them. Seen in local papers and news of them taking out family members to get them to comply if they feel like giving you a warning. Down south, they use local kids, particularly those of the native american tribe reservations to do drug runs up north. A lot of them live under the poverty line or already have a criminal record so options for employment are limited. The tunnels, though, are everywhere across the border making it difficult to shut down
Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .
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"I have my eyes on them.. I smell plot twist." LOL
The confusion about why Kate was on the mission - The Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.), by law, cannot operate inside the United States of America - that is the F.B.I.'s jurisdiction. Kate was needed to give an F.B.I. presence for a C.I.A. operation on both sides of the U.S.A./Mexican border.
Yeah, I'm not buying that. Josh Brolin's and Benicio's team were soooo far off the reservation, so beyond the pale, that they were practically feral. 99.98% of the stuff they did was illegal. But they drag Kate and Reggie/FBI in for the other.02%?? Didn't make sense in the context of the film. I saw this at the theater and I had to roll my eyes when they gave that FBI-CIA explanation.....extremely lame. That and forcing Kate to sign the paper at the end; c'mon, really? They don't have someone who can forge her signature? .....comical.
That said, it was a very good movie, but they should have left the Kate and Reggie characters out completely; they were just carry-on baggage.
@@bobdobbs62you’re dumb. He literally says that in the movie. Lmao Durr
Kate and her position with the fbi was a box to be checked.
ROE stands for Rules Of Engagement, basically says what you can and cannot do, like at the entrance of the tunnel he says “ weapons free “ meaning they can shoot anyone on sight, unlike at the border they said if someone shoots at you, you can shoot back.
Loved you reaction because you followed the events, predicted most of them and your analysis is intelligent and rooted in reality unlike a lot of people who feel sorry for those involved in the drug trade. The best to you, yours and the people in the comment section.
Was Silvio not "involved in the drug trade"?
Outstanding choice. This film has one of the most tense action set pieces I have ever seen (if you've seen the movie, you know which one I'm talking about). Masterful camera work by Roger Deakins. 5 out of 5.
Biss, you would really, really enjoy the Oscar-winning "No Country For Old Men" that also stars Josh Brolin. The suspense is edge-of-your-seat intense and the acting is top notch. One of the best Coen Brothers films.
strongly agree 👍🏼✅
Also agree. Best movie with no soundtrack. The silence of West Texas speaks volumes.
I love the realism of this movie, the brutality and violence is an everyday, and repeating occurrence in the lives of the unfortunate people that live in the midst of the drug cartels. The death and shooting scenes were well portrayed, extremely well acted, and realistic. The fact that she had no idea what she was getting involved in, nor who she was dealing with, was surprising, yet satisfying, due to the fact that she was only being used, like he told her, "you are not a wolf". Excellent movie, and one hell of a reaction to it Madalina. They way he kept him alive long enough to know what it feels like to see your wife and kids killed is priceless. Your perception, intelligence, and the way you handle surprises are so impressive, and your commentary is always sharp and right on point. You tell it like it is, recognize the situations, how they need to be handled, see the bigger picture and what needs to be done, and your not all shocked and weepy when it goes down, that's why I truly enjoy watching your reactions.
Turf is grassy dirt held together by roots. Sometimes it's just used to mean the ground. In this case turf is being used to indicate territory. A turf war is a fight over territory control.
Just discovered your channel today, and I'm loving the reactions.
I noticed that you watched both saving private ryan and hacksaw ridge, so if you're looking for another fantastic war movie, I'd recommend Fury and All quiet on the Western front. Especially Fury, it has Brad pitt, Jon bernthal, and a few other notables, very sincere acting, amazing visuals and a great storyline.
Hope to see it on your channel soon. I'm genuinely loving everything you're doing.
'Fury', nice pick.
There's a very underrated war movie called 'Buffalo Soldiers' (2001) starred by Joaquin Phoenix, also with Ed Harris, Scott Glenn and Anna Paquin.
Welcome to the amazing work of Denis Villenueve. One of my favorite directors working right now. I also recommend Prisoners, Blade Runner 2049(after watching the original if you haven't seen it) and Dune (2021). Really enjoyed the reaction and I give this one a 4 out of 5.
I loved your reaction, you didn't seem too surprised at how thing went and what everyone did, especially at the end. I'm glad you like Spanish, it's certainly a nice language in the right situation :) Thanks for reacting to this movie, I hope you also watch the 2nd one even if it's not quite the same!
36:02 FBI is a domestic agency, and CIA can only operate abroad. The caveat being that CIA can operate domestically if they have an attache from domestic law enforcement attached/ embedded in the operation.
Your comments were brilliant. You understand the world as it is and what has to be done.
Yes! Such a nice change to see someone else looking at events with a more realistic and understanding mindset
"An eye for an eye," Book of Exodus 21:23-27. Why? Because people kept killing innocents. If a man killed your daughter the adjudication by old law was that you must kill the killers daughter. "Eye for an eye" principle put an end to that. If a man kills your daughter the killer and the killer only receives the punishment. Not innocents. It also stopped generational debt, where children were enslaved because of the debts of their parents. In China, the Ming Dynasty finally ended the "9 Familial Exterminations" that lasted for centuries. That was the practice where if you threatened the Royal Family, then your grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters, children, grandchildren would all be executed before your eyes. And finally you: with the knowledge that your crime got your entire family's bloodline wiped out. I like you kid, but "I would have killed those innocent children because of what their father did?" Really?
@@heffatheanimal2200 But she didnt understood anything, lol... She still thought that Alejandro is a member of the Columbian Cartell, even after Graver explained it to Kate. Then she keeps talking during the most intense scene and at the end, she says that the movie had no twist. WOW...
It's bad to have someone who knows the law when you are planning on breaking it badly :-) You should definitely watch Traffic, which also has Benecio in it. It's a pretty amazing movie.
Exactly what I thought when she said that
Juarez and El Paso are both border towns where the cartel operates. El Paso is in Texas, the American side. Juarez is in Mexico on the Mexico side
You should watch hell or high water and wind river, they’re both written by the guy who wrote this and he directed wind river. They’re along with sicario part of his thematic American frontier trilogy and all 3 are amazing, ppl only seem to react to sicario and it’s a shame because the others are amazing, hell or high water got like 4-5 Oscar nominations
ROE in this context means "Rules Of Engagement" Which usually refers wo when, how, and how deadly, force and authority can be used.
Congratulations on 30,000 subs, Miss Biss!!!🎉🎉🧨🧨🎈🎈🎊🎊I am sure this channel will continue to grow, and be as successful as your other channel. Emily Blunt is really great in a variety of movie roles! I think "The Devil Wears Prada" (2006) was the first film I saw here in. A turf war is for control over an area of land, usually by the criminal element. Great reactions to the military film Sicario, Bisscute!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Josh Brolin is the guy wearing the flip flops at the start. He is also Thanos in the MCU. He plays a similar role, in a similar film but is a good guy in : No Country for Old Men. This film has one of the best "bad guys" ever put on film. If you want to see him in his mid 20s watch "The Goonies". It is a very popular and well regarded children's movie. Benedicio Del Taro - the hitman, Sicario, plays a very good role in the film "The Usual Suspects." If you want to see a film that is also a blend of Spanish and English watch 'Pan's Labyrinth."
"I know this is cold-blooded, guys, but life is not easy." I wish I could like twice.
29:45 The thing about Ted striking out in a softball game is an inside joke - Jon Bernthal was a pro baseball player before he was an actor.
One thing I appreciate about your reactions to these types of movies is how matter of fact you are
I remember seeing Benicio Del Torro working out at the gym in NM when he was here filming SICARIO 2 SOLDADO. What's even cooler? Chris Hemsworth was working out just a few feet away because he was in town shooting 12 STRONG...
I’ve watched many of your music reactions, but this is the first time I’ve seen a movie reaction. Your commentary is hilarious! Keep up the good work 👍🏻
You should check out her reaction to Hacksaw ridge 🤔
The chopper question... they can't "the cia isn't there, the delta guys aren't there" ...only the dea agent is there. Plus prisoner transport between both Canada and Mexico to the US has to be done via ground per their laws.. not the U.S
If you didn’t catch the overall picture, the US Government has assessed the overall drug importation problem across the US’ southern border and decided that the demand inside the US is so high (Which the Government cannot control) and so many different groups are bringing it in (A fact the government thinks it can control), that the only reasonable response is to limit the number of organizations bringing it in to one, which will be allowed to continue but in a more controlled way.
Essentially the Government’s plan is to behave as if the substances being brought in were, in fact, legal, so long as they come from that one organization.
The substances are NOT, technically, legal but the thinking goes, “If we can limit the incoming stream to one organization, then we’ll take serious steps to bringing the entire trade under better control.”
The real problem, as expressed by Josh Brolin’s character, is that the Government has decided to not let citizens legally purchase or possess it but that hasn’t in any way stopped the demand/desire for the substances, which only seems to go up, never down.
For another movie very much like this, try ‘Traffic.’ It’s a different story but you’ve still got what starts out as multiple different stories that all sort of come together at the end.
Love your understanding of righteous violence.
Thank you
Miss Bisscute, I loved your reaction. It is an excellent film, but as a Mexican it is painful to see the sad reality of many areas of my country portrayed.
Hola Alejandro.
Sad being portrayed in this movies as a dangerous country, with the menacing of drug cartels everywhere.
But anyone who knows a little of your ancient culture, food, music, weather, places to visit, the people, ... can appreciate how amazing Mexico is.
Same happens to germans.
How many movies talking about the nazis...
As an American it’s painful to see the insatiable need for illicit drugs on this side of the border. Our culture is corrupt on all levels because the money is too easy.
This is the first time I've heard of you!!! What a great reaction!!! Your accent cannot get enough of it❤ will definitely keep an eye out for more reactions from you beautiful lady
I hate these 'notify me' upcoming posts. I see the thumbnail of a video and I get excited to watch it. Then I realize it is just a notification for an upcoming video. Sad times. I saw this posted yesterday and I just saw the time of noon my time and got excited to watch it the next day. Noon rolls around and I'm confused as to why I can't see the video then I realize it was a notification for 2 days in the future.
lol, first time i've seen a notification of her channel and it was this movie, got super hyped like you said, and then noticed i'd have to wait.
41:48
FBI Agent: "You can't."
Bliss, without missing a beat: "They can and they will"
Wise to the ways of the world, huh?
A big factor in the movie, in the crucial scenes is the music, it gives the viewer such an unsettling feeling it's kinda great to experience it actually, helpes create the suspense n everything else. Del Toro, Blunt n Thanos gave incredible performances but Del Toro's role is such a badass.
Awesome reaction loved it you were great hope to see you react to part two 🌹😎
15:30 any air border crossing requires a detailed flight plan filed with the FAA, and Mexico's aviation governing body with a manifest of who's on board. This is a "off the books" operation.
R.O.E stands for Rules of Engagement
“If they shoot first, shoot back”
“Weapons free/weapons hot” (shoot anyone on sight) the list goes on.
Thanks
This movie, though fictional, creates a great representation of how NOBODY is an innocent party in this so-called war on drugs... not the FBI, not the CIA, not the DEA, not the cartels, nor the countries that supply or demand drugs. They all are to blame.
And in the end, the ones who end up truly suffering are innocent people.
El Paso, Texas is a border city where many tunnels have been discovered in the area of the fence / wall. It’s a major route for human trafficking as well. So in the film they are meeting on the US side of the border and enter Juarez from the US.
When you need to sneeze, it often helps to look at a bright light. It triggers an involuntary reaction to blink, which supposedly helps.
8:00 Its the regulations. He wasn’t authorized to get on base because he wasn’t picked for task force.
sicario 2 is personally my favorite of the two, but they both are very close in my heart, you should def watch part 2 you will love it.
Great Movie and Reaction Biss ! Next part 2
35:14 ROE=Rules Of Engagement. The ROE for the border crossing was "do not fire until fired upon", and for the tunnels the ROE was "weapons free" for example.
R.O.E. means "Rules Of Engagement" (the circumstances for when you can shoot, and if you can shoot to kill.) He didn't want to talk about ROE because he was still on American soil, and he didn't want to be liable for giving orders that would be illegal in the US. It was a completely different legal situation after they crossed the border into Mexico.
El Paso and Juarez (Ciudad Juarez) are two cities in two countries but essentially just one city split by the national border in form of the Rio Grande river.
The Army guys with Josh Brolin's character are Delta, the best & toughest in the Army. Analogous to our SEALs in our Navy. The toughest of the tough.
The music score for this movie was amazing
19:56 The fireworks are referring to the gunshots
18:20- Mine is French. 30:45- Ah, you caught that, even while sick. Good job lady. 31:31- Alejandro. 36:54- Yes, this a very beautiful movie.
If you enjoy this movie, you need to watch "Unthinkable", staring Samuel L. Jackson. An interrogator vs a terrorist...It has similar questionable morality issues.
Ok let me add this as not to confuse others as I was at first😅. For a moment there I thought you had the name of the movie wrong, but you added the word terrorist. And the movie “ The Negotiator “ that also had Samuel Jackson was never about a terrorist. So I hope people do not get the 2 movies confused and claimed you wrote the wrong title for the movie , I never seen this movie “Unthinkable” and I seen most of Samuel L Jackson movies 😊
36:08 Technically. The C.I.A isn’t supposed to operate domestically. They need a domestic agency (being the FBI in this case which is a domestic federal law enforcement agency that operates domestically and overseas).
21:00 Its not really judgement but there’s a immigration process for every country. Its actually illegal to attempt to cross or cross into the country ILLEGALLY no matter who or where you’re from. The reason why everyone is either in Arizona or Texas because they’re two of the bordering states of Mexico.
18:07 Alejandro wasn’t apart of the cartel, he was a prosecutor in Juarez. More than likely he was putting Sonora Cartel in jail which caused the cartel to put the hit out on him/his family. In this situation, he is working for the supposed Medellín Cartel and of course the CIA.
Huevos, frijoles, tortillas, chiles (jalapeño). Tocino, chorizo, salsa, queso. Para desayunar, me encantan chilaquiles con salsa verde. En los Domingos, hay una carretela que sirve barbacoa de borego. El carné es muy suave y grasoso. Sirven tacos y un consommé excelente.
I think you’d love Mexico. I know I do.
Yes, that is her Emily
Thanks
You’re welcome that your job has cool watching real getting paid. I love I love to do that too videos on CZcams
You’re beautiful and gorgeous ❤❤❤ 🌹🌹💯
19:35 Just know Bisscute. The water was never used or opened and not a drop on the floor next to the drain...........and the man was choking on something...
For you.... Its a must see "In Bruges"
This is right up your street!!!
Good lord you kept referring to loving Spanish and I had no idea you were Romanian since I was just looking for Sicario reactions. Gotta love that the 'romantic' languages are all named after yours.
A scary thing is that governments used tonhave their own agencies (they still do but...) but now a lot of the work "needed" is being given to 'subcontractors' who basically are a mix of mercenaries with ex-military/government people who prefer to go to the private sector since they get paid a whole lot more n don't have to do all the paperwork AND way less rules too. That is a recipe for a fkn terrifying world, generally speaking
A good movie to check out is Operation Overlord. A WW2 mission finds a Nazi mad scientist and zombies. It's very well made with great effects.
8:30- You gone love this guy. He is Alejandro and he is the movie. 13:39- Yeah hanging them. Welcome to Juarez.
ROE means rules of engagement
El Paso & Juarez:
There are a number of places on the US-Mexican border where there are twin cities: 1 on the US side and 1 on the Mexican side. A few examples:
San Diego, California & Tijuana
El Paso, Texas & Ciudad Juarez
Calexico, California & Mexicali
Nogales, Arizona & Nogales, Mexico
17:06 Majority of them come from military, CIA, special operations background which is why it seems normal to them.
A lot of people don’t understand the husband and kids questioning. The point is Cartel would go after the family.
Absolutley loved your reaction to the end, because you just called it like it is. “Yeah, I would have done the same”. Sorry, not sorry. I think a lot of people are afraid to tell the truth.
Personally, If someone took my daughter from me, I wouldn’t just want to end them, I’d take their entire family.
Hello, the big shot laying on the couch of the private aircraft was a cast member of " The Goonies ".
Taylor Sheridan wrote this one and two other great movies you should watch: 1. Wind River 2. Hell or High Water
Great reaction. Love your ruthlessness. 😂 If you get a chance, you should watch Wind River. Its by the same people that made Sicario. It is an absolutely fantastic movie.
Turf is Gras. Like grass at a park. A Turf war is a battle over Land, over location.
One of the best movies ever made. Fantastic
I enjoyed it ❤️
@BlissFlix “ Que paso “ means what’s happened? But some use it means What is up or what’s going on when English speakers try using it and lose the translation actual meaning.
Ps what’s it like where you are from? I believe you speak Slovakian? Love to learn the language. Just started French. Anyways.. Good movie and enjoy and feel better.
In the U.S a “turf war” is a gang war over territory like parts of a town or city to say sell drugs or pimp or whatever elicit business is involved! Turf means territory and territory means your making money in a nutshell!!
I recommend the wolfman a very good movie, Emily blunt and Benicia del toro also are main characters in the movie
Benicio del Toro is great in The Hunted (2003) with Tommy Lee Jones.
Everyone brings up the chopper scenario. A lot easier to shoot a helicopter out the sky and no one knowing where it came from. The bad guys want Guillermo dead so he can’t talk. That’s why multiple vehicles so they aren’t sure which one he is in.
Don't mess with Biss she will mess you up!!
49:36 I recommend another movie ‘Hell or High Water’ written by Taylor Sheridan.
It's a very powerful and deep film.
New subscriber to your channel. I have watched many of your videos, and enjoyed them all. I'm in the fold.
The fireworks are not police cars, they are high caliber machine gun fire.
Turf war is when 2 gangs r fighting over a area
After seeing this, you got me wondering what you might think of the "mad max" movies.
I'm curious if you have seen any of them
What benicio del toro in Traffic, he won an Oscar when that actually meant something.
The best part was „I would have done the same even if it’s cold-blodded. But sory life is not easy.“ 😂
24:05 always remember, dangerous things go bump in the night
14:00 Strong comment, Bizz.
You should react to Hell or High Water, one of my favorite modern Westerns.
and The Magnificent Seven...the one with Denzel
R.O.E. Rules Of Engagement It defines how you are allowed to respond to the enemy. It’s supposed to define a perceived hostile threat
I absolutely cannot recommend the movie Savages(from 2012) enough! Especially if you like the Mexico/America crime thriller genre
It has an amazing cast(including Benicio del Toro who plays Alejandro in this) and a great story, I recommend the “uncensored version” over the “theatrical version”
In a way perhaps at the end he would have welcomed her shooting - it is the end he expects someday, the end of his pain/grief from the loss of his family.
ROE stands for Rules Of Engagement. Outlining what you are allowed or not allowed to do. When they were in the traffic jam returning from Mexico they were told to fire only after the cartel members fired first. That was the Rules Of Engagement. When they were about to enter the tunnel they were told the ROE was weapons free. Basically no rules at all.
In this context, turf refers to territory of a particular gang or mob.
Great reaction !! I'll need to start watching more of you.
Hey it's kinda like the border right now lol!
Every Denis Villeneuve movie is a must watch! Do Blade Runner 2049 it's gorgeous
Turf war is wen one gang (Cartel) takes over another gangs area (turf).
I dont think youll be scared unless ur in the mexican cartel.lol.its a great movie! Think youll like it
The issue isn't about jurisdiction in Mexico. It's having jurisdiction in the US. CIA cannot operate on american soil without having another agent from a federal agency involved, like the FBI. Then CIA works as "advisors" and the FBI "runs" the show. Outside the US the CIA doesn't really care abut jurisdiction. They're everywhere.
Mule refers to anyone who either injests or carries drugs across borders for other people on their person or in their bags, vehicles or other vessels. I know large parts of Mexico are relatively safe and tourist friendly, but others are deadly and the most dangerous places on earth, so I just can't be bothered with the place. There are plenty of other places I'd rather be.
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What they portray going on the border is very realistic. Up in with 🎉cartel is wiping out any dealers not working for them. Seen in local papers and news of them taking out family members to get them to comply if they feel like giving you a warning. Down south, they use local kids, particularly those of the native american tribe reservations to do drug runs up north. A lot of them live under the poverty line or already have a criminal record so options for employment are limited. The tunnels, though, are everywhere across the border making it difficult to shut down