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Did you feel it, did you get it? (MAJOR Sperlage!)

Posted by Billy Wonka on October 3, 2015 at 15:44:03:
There was a heavy undercurrent of political motive in this film. The very end said it all. "Have pity on the undocumented, look at the hell they live in!"

I felt like I was watching 'Traffic 2" (another Del Toro hit). Same style, same subject. Blunt took a pounding for the team and Brolin was an experienced team leader--acting like a surgeon.

Great film, really liked it.