“Sicario: Day of the Soldado” has a sensibility that suggests an eye toward creating a franchise. While reviews are only modest this time, Sollima is credited with attention-grabbing story ...

“Sicario: Day of the Soldado” begins with a group of people illegally crossing the Mexico-U.S. border, but when American agents hold one of the immigrants at gunpoint, he blows himself up ...

‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’ Is Much More Than a Trumpian Wet Dream CORRUPTION Filmmaker Stefano Sollima’s cartel-saga sequel is one of the most cynical—and explosive—thrillers of the year.

Sick as it sounds, “Sicario: Day of the Soldado” is the lucky beneficiary of every belligerent tweet, crying child and political point scored in the chaos of the current Mexico/U.S. border ...

Sicario: Day Of The Soldado director Stefano Sollima was brought in to replace Denis Villeneuve, who made 2015’s Sicario a critical darling. Written again by Taylor Sheridan, this Sicario sequel ...

The lackluster sequel to 2015's moody and violent Sicario is missing that film's director (Denis Villeneuve), its stars (Emily Blunt and Daniel Kaluuya) and its artfulness.

Josh Brolin might be a nightmare for those he faces onscreen. But the "Sicario: Day of the Soldado" star is having a dream summer with "Avengers" and "Deadpool 2." ...

The Mexico-set drug-trafficking thriller, a sequel to 2015’s “Sicario,” will bow on AMC screens in the Saudi capital of Riyadh next Thursday, one day before its scheduled U.S. release.

‘Sicario’ Director Denis Villeneuve, Stars on Tapping Into “Worse” Reality, How Emily Blunt’s Character “Represents Hope” The director also talks about the film's anxiety-inducing ...

The violence of the inter-American drug trade has served as the backdrop for any number of films for more than three decades, but few have been as powerful and superbly made as Sicario. Drenched ...