Taylor Sheridan’s 122-Minute Crime Thriller Officially Hits 30-Day Streaming Milestone
Taylor Sheridan’s 2018 crime thriller *Sicario: Day of the Soldado* is nearing 30 consecutive days in the top 10 on video-on-demand platforms, after viewers continued to rent or buy it following its removal from streaming. The run points to renewed interest in the film and could help bring it back to a major streaming service.
The sequel was released three years after *Sicario*, which exceeded box-office expectations. Sheridan wrote the follow-up, while Stefano Sollima took over directing from Denis Villeneuve. The article says the film is available on platforms including Prime Video and Apple TV, but gives no viewing figures.
In short
- *Sicario: Day of the Soldado* is nearing 30 days in the VOD top 10.
- Viewers are watching it after its removal from streaming.
- Its renewed popularity could lead to a return to a major platform.
Explained simply
Sicario: Day of the Soldado is a 2018 crime thriller and the follow-up to Sicario, which performed better at the box office than expected. Taylor Sheridan wrote the sequel, and Stefano Sollima directed it, taking over from Denis Villeneuve.
The film follows a story in the world of drug trafficking and law enforcement. It remains available to rent or buy through services such as Prime Video and Apple TV, even though it has left some streaming subscriptions; renewed viewing interest may affect whether a major service adds it again.
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