It can be seen that the water jug was placed on the floor by the drain and was never moved as the torture continues. The directors purposely left this scene ambiguous, leaving it up to the viewer to imagine what Alejandro could be doing behind closed doors and the camera turned off.
Ultimately, as no water is seen going down the drain it can be assumed he did not waterboard him.
He probably recognized Alejandro's Colombian accent, which is distinctive and clearly different from Mexican Spanish.
Sort of. The origin of the word is Latin, deriving from "sicarius", (proper accented letters available on Wikitionary) meaning "murderer" or "assassin". So it was not the zealots of Jerusalem that coined the term, as implied by the poorly-phrased first sentence of the introduction. It was coined by the Romans that the sicario hunted.
See-CAR-ree-OH.
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- How long is Sicario?2 hours and 1 minute
- When was Sicario released?October 2, 2015
- What is the IMDb rating of Sicario?7.7 out of 10
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- Who are the characters in Sicario?Kate Macer, Alejandro, Matt Graver, Dave Jennings, Ted, and Reggie Wayne
- What is the plot of Sicario?An idealistic FBI agent is enlisted by a government task force to aid in the escalating war against drugs at the border area between the U.S. and Mexico.
- What was the budget for Sicario?$30 million
- How much did Sicario earn at the worldwide box office?$85 million
- How much did Sicario earn at the US box office?$46.9 million
- What is Sicario rated?R
- What genre is Sicario?Action, Crime Drama, Crime, Drama, Mystery, and Thriller
- How many awards has Sicario won?15 awards
- How many awards has Sicario been nominated for?172 nominations
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