so, josh brolin basically enlists benicio del toro's lawyer turned hit man to run a covert operation to kidnap the daughter of a cartel owner and make it look like it was one of the other cartels to start a war, which will make them easier to fight. here is a clip. no rules this time. turning you loose. how loose? carlos reyes. how's that for loose? it's your chance to get even for your family. are you going to help us start a war? with who? everyone. it is an odd film. on one hand, it plays into a bunch of very contemporary paranoias, the mexican border. it is the us—mexico border and so topical. on the one hand, it exploits those fears and later on it undermines them. as with the first sicario, no one comes out of it well, it is all shades of grey and the operation is murky. it does not work out exactly as they expect it to. on the plus side, it has some pretty well done nail—biting sequences. i have to say, nothing to match the extraordinary traffic jam sequence from the first sicario. it is quite an interesting story, not one we have not seen before and later on, there is a point

was a good time young riders josh brolin all my old friends and i just remember some of them folks on the field and i don't know if they'll talk to us though just. because i think i'm a little cuckoo in. which i am. so on the jury hears you to sign my eldest daughter in law who just got married with born here in arizona. well it's going to be back on the pilgrimage and it's going to bring back a lot of fun memories for me so it's a bit it's almost a bit of a pilgrimage in its own right. but red charger was a cover up. that's a result a rose you know flashy lights on the back when to. pull it over. ok. as they close in on their first stop in arizona our heroes can't help but focus on the political topics ahead of them the centrist farm yesterday got me thinking about agriculture and i falter we're choir's labor cheap labor a lot of cheap labor so if you clamp down on the immigration you're going to kill the farmers that a lot of ones what he did but meat packing you say chicago has all the illegal immigrants nobody wants to go pick up a minimum wage to put their in a pants on it choppe

who play a brilliant ro in the first fil but this time aroundhe focus is t more he perspective of josh brolining. drug cartels are smuggling terrorists across the u.s. mexico border and brolin.character. beinthey will kidnap the daughter of a major drug dealer. this feels like a step down from thfirst sacario which was an absolute master piece. the pacing of the writing on this writer. it feels a bit uneven and incomplete, it's the same writer, taylor sheridan. i just fl the sequel felt more like a bridge to the nextra mov er than its own film. brolin anddeltoro were phenomenonal. such depth to tse characters the film does noticeably feel different in tone, cinematography and direction a does ultimately feel like a step down, that being i saidt delivers intensity, i gave it 3.5 out of five compared to the five out of five for the first. >>> uncle drew based on the famous pepsi max commercials where kiri irving takes title character as heri t to put together a team t compete i tournament and he's introduced to uncle drew, who put together old school team including characters played by other nb

i saw josh brolin in the way that he was in sakarya. number two came out this week actually come it cannot friday, two days ago. josh brolin, kind of being this grisly intelligence guy still in the field, still picking up a rifle and shooting of guys come he's taking every shortcut he can because he isn't going to run ten blocks to chase someone. now that he's creeping up intont hisoe 40s, so josh brolin and sakarya was kind of a little of the character touchstone for me because i love that movie and i think it is brilliant. >> host: how come there hasn't been 18 brad thor movies? >> guest: great question and i hope hollywood is watching. one of the disappointing things is we haven't had a movie made. i think i have a certain reputation in hollywood as being the guy that writes about islamic terrorists and hollywood doesn't want to touch that. they will touch russian bad guys or american neo-nazis.er that'sth it. try to think back when is the last time you saw a major hollywood release which had muslim bad guys. i go back to kurt russel

." >> host: your latest trick to my latest becomes a two-seater isac josh brolin from in the way josh ballou was in chicago. saqqara two just came out this week. they came up thursday or friday. just give up friday two days ago. josh brolin kind of being this grizzled intel guy who still concealed come to picking up a rifle and shooting at guys but he's taking every short cat he can because he not going to run ten blocks to chase a guy. if he can get in his car not the guy over, that's what he will do to even up the score now that he is creeping up into his 40s which is where harvath does. josh brolin was a little bit of the character touchstone for me because i love that movie. i think it's brilliant, brilliant movie and . >> host: how come the second 18 brad thor movies tragically question of out people from ham and watching now. that's probably one of the most disappointing for me is we haven't had a movie made. i think i have a certain reputation in hollywood as being a a guy who writes about islamic terrorist and hollywood doesn't want to touch that. they will attach russian bad

and she's a g fan of josh brolin in "the goonies." >> seth: ooh, "goonies." > yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, it's really funny cause -- >> seth: so, has she met josh? >> she hasn't. >> seth: oy, gotcha. >> but she will, but she might be surprised when she sees him. i don't think he's changed that much. >> seth: yeah, we actually -- we have side by sides of modern day brolin and "goonies" brolin. [ laughter ] >> yeah, the same sized skull. you know? >> seth: yeah. he does have a big head. right? >> he does have a big head. yeah. >> seth: up close and personal. >> i've worked with him on five projects. >> seth: five movies. 2 "sicarios." what else? >> "the avengers." >> seth: right. of course. >> "inherent vice." t pamas anderson, and joaquin phoenix. what else did i do? i did a tv show early on in my career. i was 20 probably, and he was the lead, it was called "private eye." >> seth: okay. >> i guest starred a tv show, and that's where i met him. >> seth: got you. got you. oh that's fantastic. >> so, yeah. >> seth: a then when you rked together, because i guess

so, josh brolin basically enlists benicio del toro's lawyer turned hit man to run a covert operationok like it was one of the other cartels to start a war, which will make them easier to fight. here is a clip. no rules this time. turning you loose. how loose? carlos reyes. how's that for loose? it's your chance to get even for your family. are you going to help us start a war? with who? everyone. it is an odd film. on one hand, it plays into a bunch of very contemporary paranoias, the mexican border. i'm struck that this is about, it is the us—mexico border and so topical. on the one hand, it exploits those fears and later on it undermines them. as with the first sicario, no one comes out of it well, it is all shades of grey and the operation is murky. it does not work out exactly as they expect it to. on the plus side, it has some pretty well done nail—biting sequences. i have to say, nothing to match the extraordinary traffic jam sequence from the first sicario. it is quite an interesting story, not one we have not seen before and later on, there is a point when having started off

in josh brolin kind of been at this grizzle intel guy who was still in the field. and still picking that up. his neck in a run ten blocks so chase some guy. just to kind of the kind of even up the score now that he is creeping up in his 40s and everything. it's a little bit of the character touchstone for me. i love that movie. i think it's a brilliant movie. how come there has not been 18 brad the work movies. i hope people from hollywood are watching right now. that's probably one the most disappointing things with me. i got writes about islamic terrorist. they will touch russian bad guys.th they try to think back.l i go back to kurt russell. an executive decision. he really had to go way back into the '90s. we are not at war with the irish. i think you can explore the themes of islamic terrorism and what it means without demeaningme other people. we work through the process and we work through the level where the studio has to sign off on it. if i have a night movies made that be terrific. my golden years. i love to see nine movies made. the asthma is disappoint

it exceeded expectations i love josh brolin. the summer of brolin.brolin is .sly ryald reyno he got a write in credit for this film. david leash directed it. his partner -- directing partner on john wick one many chad still shess was the stunt double for keanu reeves. i love the stunt doubles are making action films. they understand actionnd a audiences to be immersed in these moments thate that' why these actions work. by actual people who did stunned work for many many years. numberth two inn tine war continuing with judge brolin element. brolin played thas in t film. phenomenal performance from him. this is eis i a pacing. rooster brothers made a movie two hours andmi4 1nutes long that felt like0 minutes it blew me away. it never felt boring just completely moved and it moved and moved and the ending is one of the most shockin ending i've seen in ailm in years and beautiful to watch with an audience everyone is so shocked about what happens with tnos. number one of the year ready player one. this is actually available on digital now.es came out of tterday on

i saw josh brolin in the way that he was in sakarya. it came out the second one just friday, two days ago. josh brolin, being this kind of died still in the field picking up a rifle shooting of guys he's taking a shortcut because he's not going to run ten blocks. if you can get in the car and bought a guy over that is what t people do to even out the score creeping up into his 40s and everything. so, this was a little bit of the connector touchstone for me as i love that movie and i think it is brilliant. >> host: how come there hasn'tt been 18 bad movies? guess that it's a great question and i hope people from hollywood are watching right now. onee of the most disappointing things for me as we have not had a movie made. i think i have a certain reputation in hollywood the guy that writes about islamic terrorist and hollywood doesn't want to touch that. they will touch russian bad guys or american neo-nazis.ic that'sat it. try to think back to the last time you saw a major hollywood release that has bad guys. i go back to kurt russell i