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Watch the pul­sat­ing first trail­er for Sicario 2: Soldado

19 Dec 2017

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Two men in tactical gear and sunglasses standing in a desert landscape.
Two men in tactical gear and sunglasses standing in a desert landscape.
Beni­cio Del Toro and Josh Brolin reprise their roles for this hot­ly-antic­i­pat­ed follow-up.

Two years on from the release of Denis Villeneuve’s mus­cu­lar car­tel caper, Sicario, Ste­fano Sol­li­ma picks up the sto­ry for this intrigu­ing sound­ing fol­low-up, head­ing back to the US-Mex­i­co bor­der to explore the esca­lat­ing war on drugs.

Sicario 2: Sol­da­do, which is set to arrive ear­ly 2018, fol­lows Matt (Josh Brolin) and Ale­jan­dro (Beni­cio Del Toro) as they attempt to track down noto­ri­ous car­tel boss Car­los Reyes, who’s been traf­fick­ing ter­ror­ists across the bor­der. But what ini­tial­ly appears to be a straight­for­ward hit job soon reveals itself as an elab­o­rate CIA shad­ow war.

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Cather­ine Keen­er joins the cast along­side Brolin and Del Toro, who both reprise their roles from the first film, with Tay­lor Sheri­dan once again on script­ing duties. Ital­ian direc­tor Sol­li­ma showed promise with his 2016 film Sub­ur­ra, so we’re look­ing for­ward to find­ing out what he has in store for us here. Watch the trail­er for Sicario 2: Sol­da­do below and let us know your thoughts @LWLies

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