Sicario Leaving Netflix: Last Chance to Watch

0:00On April 4, Netflix heads up that Gritty Action Flick's Chicago, starring Emily Blunt, is bouncing from the platform on May 1, 2000. 26. You've got about a month from now to catch it before the licensing deal expires. Blunt plays Kate Maser, a straight-laced FBI agent, pulled into a shady op against the brutal Mexican drug cartel. The movie dropped in theaters back on September 18, 2015, after premiering at Cannes earlier that May. It pulled an $84,900,000 worldwide, proving audience is craved its tense vibe. Critics and fans win wild for it, hitting 91% certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with an 85% audience score. Metacritic gave it an 82% from pros and an 8.1% from users straight up universal acclaim. The sequel, Day of the Soldado from 2018, didn't hit his hard with 62% critics and 66% audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. Directed by Dennis Villano from Taylor shared in script,

1:02it stars Blunt alongside Josh Brolin, Benizio Del Toro, and a solid supporting crew like, John Bratthal and Daniel Caluio. If you haven't revisited this thriller lately, fire it up soon, times ticking before it vanishes from your cue, leaving you hunting elsewhere for, that edge of your seat cartel takedown. That's your update from Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.