Brolin just sitting there chewing gum like he's waiting for fast food.. He knows what his team is capable of.

Emily Blunt’s script in the entire movie: “fuck, what the fuck are we doing here?”

If you see a dorky looking guy in tac gear, he's the one to fear the most.

Everything is so carefully crafted. The sounds of the vehicles, honking, car brakes, dog barking, helicopter over head, clicking of the door being unlocked; incremental bits of tension building up to an amazing crescendo of chaos. This movie is a masterpiece.

I like how the guy in glasses flawlessly double-taps everyone in the car without so much as blinking.

Ok all the bald bad guys in one car....and the ones with hair in one.

“Let’s hire the shadiest looking dudes to ambush an advanced black ops squad” - cartel boss

Who ever thought of putting that barking dog into this scene was a genius. It just adds that much more tension to a scene that is already overflowing with it.

The tension which is building up for 20 minutes to lead to these 10 seconds is a pure genius

The entire "entering Juarez" scene leading up to this is so well done, even if the actual fighting only last a few seconds, the tension was incredible.

Adding the barking dog is just genius. Extra lvl of anxiety.

This is one of those movies that solidifies the statement of “there is always somebody bigger badder quicker and meaner than you”

"Awareness buys time. Time buys options."

3:43 A bald guy in a sleeveless shirt is ready to attack and at the same time understands that in a few seconds he will inevitably die. Fear and hatred in his eyes at the same time. Impeccable acting.

Rule of thumb: if multiple people have weapons pointed at you and your not even drawn. There no scenario that you gonna come out on top of that.

06:02 - "This is the future, Kate. ... What happens when they dig in, this is it." - This quote is very relevant...

The dude with glasses the best character in the movie

I love that they have a skinny, nerdy, 4-eyed, unassuming team member that does NOT get whacked and isn't a bumbling comic relief. He's just as much a bad-ass as the rest of the team. Awesome movie. She was used purely for jurisdictional reasons. "You're a f**k'n spook". LOVE IT.

Josh Brolin must wonder what he's got to do to get through the Mexican border without any issues in his films.

At 0:34, she looks at the rear, turns around with utter anxiety ridden expression followed by the shot with 6 lanes jammed up with traffic. Impeccable acting, genius cinematography, color tone, environment and landscape selection to build such gut wrenching tension within a few frames is just a stroke of genius by Danny.