Sicario: Day of the Soldado is as intense and hardcore as a film can get. For what it lacks in a slick title, it makes up for in a brutally powerful story that once again examines the bleak war on ...

To say that “Sicario” is about the drug war along the Mexican border makes it sound like a dozen other movies: A young FBI agent with a score to settle joins up on a secret mission to ...

It’s tempting to take “Sicario: Day of the Soldado” at face value, as just a gritty and violent thriller, but even through that lens it’s uniquely dissatisfying.

At the end of "Sicario: Day of the Soldado," Benicio Del Toro's character finds himself in some major trouble, leading to one of the movie's most shocking moments. Director Stefano Sollima ...

Sicario review: Denis Villenueve's ... Blunt plays the hero, an in-over-her-head SWAT cop who will get shot, stabbed, choked, punched, bludgeoned and smooshed face first against various textures ...

Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin, and Benicio del Toro are no strangers to big-screen romps — The Devil Wears Prada, Men in Black 3, Guardians of the Galaxy — but Sicario is a decidedly different animal.

The opening 40 minutes of Denis Villeneuve’s “Sicario” are probably the best of any film you will see this year. He kicks off with a bang, when a SWAT team rams a truck into a living room in ...

In the new film Sicario, Emily Blunt pads her budding action star resumé as Kate Mercer, an FBI agent who is assigned to a new detail along the dangerous U.S.-Mexico border. While there, she has ...