• Sicario (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Kate Macer leads a Phoenix based kidnap response unit for the FBI. Following Kate's team leading a raid on a known drug den in nearby Chandler, Kate is recruited to work on a special ops team led by Matt Graver of the CIA, he who is on special assignment for the Department of Defense. They recruited her because they wanted someone with tactical procedures knowledge.

Outwardly, the team's mission, which works behind a Delta Force team as its primary gun power as required, is to decapitate a Mexican drug cartel by capturing or dismembering the workings of the main players, cartel head Manuel Díaz, his second in command Guillermo Díaz (Manuel's brother), and drug lord Fausto Alarcón. Kate agrees to the assignment as she feels the work of this team would be more effective in stopping the drug trade in the US than the piecemeal work of her current kidnap response unit.

The third on the team is a mysterious Hispanic or Latino man Kate only knows as Alejandro, and who she does not fully trust as she can tell that he is suffering from a very traumatic past. When Kate and the team arrive in El Paso for their first mission, Kate learns that the team's workings are not all they appear on the surface - many of the proceedings which would not be considered above board or legal - despite the end goal being as she knows it to be.

Still largely in the dark and only given information on a need to know basis, Kate decides to stick it out with the team if only to discover all that she is not told while still believing in the end goal. She may have changing or at least mixed emotions as she learns more and more about what is going on, including the specific reason why she was recruited.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Sicario
	Half Empty	Wyatt Earp: Writer Keith Gattis: Performer
	Texas It Is	Doug Beiden: Writer
	Rich Woman	Dorothy La Bostrie: Writer Alison Krauss: Performer
	Train Ambush
	Hail to the Chief

User reviews

Amanda Hall

3/10

I found the musical choices to be repetitive and predictable, failing to add depth or complexity to the characters' motivations and struggles throughout the film.

Anthony Moore

8/10

The music perfectly complements the gritty and dark atmosphere of the film, creating a sense of unease and anticipation throughout.

Nancy Gonzalez

8/10

The use of percussion and electronic elements in the soundtrack adds to the intensity of the action sequences, making them even more thrilling.

Edward Wright

5/10

Overall, the score of Sicario is a standout element that elevates the intensity and complexity of the story. The fusion of sound design and musical composition creates a visceral experience that stays with the audience long after the movie ends.

Stephanie Roberts

8/10

The soundtrack of Sicario expertly captures the tension and suspense of the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Robert Thompson

5/10

The soundtrack of Sicario effectively captures the tense and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The use of low drones and pulsing rhythms adds to the sense of impending danger and uncertainty.

Matthew Scott

6/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack of Sicario mirrors the inner turmoil and moral dilemmas faced by the main character, Kate Macer. The shifting tones and textures of the music reflect her conflicting emotions as she navigates the murky world of covert operations.

Patricia Turner

3/10

The soundtrack of Sicario failed to capture the intensity and suspense of the movie's plot. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the emotional impact of key scenes.

Amanda Hernandez

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Sicario is a standout element of the film, showcasing the talent and skill of the composers in setting the tone and mood of the story.

Robert Lewis

8/10

The score effectively conveys the psychological toll that the characters in the movie experience, adding depth to their emotions and motivations.

Susan Martinez

6/10

The music in Sicario enhances the gritty and realistic portrayal of the drug war on the US-Mexico border. The blend of electronic sounds and traditional instruments creates a haunting and ominous mood that perfectly complements the visuals.

Edward Moore

1/10

The overall sound design of the soundtrack felt disconnected from the gritty reality portrayed in the movie, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere that would immerse the audience in the story.

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