Breaking News: Sicario 3 Shocks Fans with Unbelievable Update Following Josh Brolin's Controversial Statement

Summary

Sicario 3 could still happen, as producers are optimistic and suggest that the sequel is being written.

Trent Luckenbill had previously announced the confirmation of Sicario 3; however, the development of the film has encountered various difficulties, casting doubt on its progress.

Assuming the producers' statements are reliable, Sicario 3 has the potential to delve into the intricate dynamics between the characters and potentially deliver a grand finale.

Producers of Sicario 3 have given an optimistic update. The first film, released in 2015, starred Josh Brolin and Benicio del Toro as CIA agents tackling the drug war at the U.S.-Mexico border. This was followed by Sicario: Day of the Soldado in 2018, which set the stage for potential future sequels.

In an interview with The Messenger, Sicario producers Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee expressed their belief that Sicario 3 could become a reality. Iwanyk responded affirmatively, stating "oh yeah," while Lee also expressed enthusiasm for the possibility of a sequel. See their comments below:

Lee: "Is there a timeline for resuming our writing? Although we had to stop, the concept is still incredible."

Iwanyk: "I'm so excited for Sicario 3. Benicio [del Toro] portraying that character endlessly is something I never tire of. Actually, I enjoy watching Benicio in any role, but with that particular character, it never becomes dull."

The Sicario Producers Are Optimistic But Contradict Previous Reports

Sicario 3 had been confirmed by producer Trent Luckenbill before the most recent statements about the sequel. However, the long-awaited movie seemed to be stuck in development hell, casting doubt on its future. According to Iwanyk and Lee, Sicario 3 is still being considered, with Lee even mentioning that the idea is being developed and they can continue writing it once the strike is over.

The sequel's troubled development is further complicated by recent remarks from Brolin, who appeared to be more pessimistic. While acknowledging that viewers frequently inquire about the third installment, Brolin emphasized the challenges facing Sicario 3 and raised the question of how long people can wait for its release. Brolin's comments contradict those of Luckenbill, Iwanyk, and Lee, who indicate that the sequel is being written. These inconsistencies raise doubts about the progress of Sicario 3, particularly considering Brolin's suggestion that the team isn't as far along as the producers claim.

If the producers are giving reliable updates, Sicario 3 remains a possibility. The dramatic conclusion of Sicario: Day of the Soldado, which saw del Toro's Alejandro survive a gunshot, indicates that there is potential for further content in the Sicario series. If Sicario 3 progresses, it has the potential to become an epic installment that explores the intricate boundary between ally and enemy, possibly even involving Matt and Alejandro.