Sicario 2: Soldado trailer — Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin get down and dirty in sequel
The trailer for Soldado looks more like a summer action blockbuster, moving away from Villenueve's original vision.


A still from Sicario 2: Soldado trailer. YouTube[/caption]With director Denis Villeneuve and Blunt opting out of the sequel, it is natural to feel a bit concerned. The reason we all enjoyed the first film was due to Villeneuve's calculated direction, Blunt's conflicting journey and Roger Deakins' visual aesthetic (especially that nocturnal raid in the tunnel). It also provided social commentary of US foreign policy. Taylor Sheridan, who wrote the screenplay for the first film, is again behind the sequel. But with Italian director Stefano Sollima — making his English language debut — helming the project, we have our doubts too. Of course, Sollima is a master of the neo-noir mafia thrillers with critically acclaimed shows like Romanzo criminale and Gomorrah. Even his 2015 film Suburra made for a compelling watch. But one can't help but feel that the trailer for the film looks more like a summer action blockbuster, moving away from Villeneuve's original vision.Sicario 2: Soldado is set to hit theatres in June 2018.Watch the trailer below

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