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This movie is a piece of s hit

Is it me or was most of the dialogues questions. Never a straight statement. The conversations were them repeatedly asking questions.

This film was bonkers.He made joker and most other villains seem very sane in comparison.I like how its not explained his power is unexplained obviously he is more than human.I think it may be black magic witchcraft.Thebfatherbdoes mention it mocking it while pissed.So i think this kid may of dabbled in black magic.The entire film is so original and unnerving they are all almost souless or complete sociopaths.idk but its wild

Bro I’m just now getting to this video , now, July ‘24, and I’m sold, Colin from True detective season 2 and Jamie fox ? Sold. Miami Vice? Thanks to Amazon prime and my love for the 80s and as well as playing grand theft auto vice city for the first time in 2021, barely, I watched season one of Miami Vice and man. Love eighties Miami and I think a gritty modern take sounds awesome, I’m watching it Hope the algorithm sends this out more 👍🏻

Love Michael Mann but the Asian actress who played Sonny's love interest ruined the whole movie. She did to this movie what Coppola's daughter did to Godfather III. Although, that movie had several other problems...

underrated video, deserves more views

Excellent video and commentary, thank you.

I wonder if Yorgos knew what he'd get with this cast.

Love perspectives

One of the best video essays I’ve seen on any Michael Mann piece, but especially “Miami Vice.” Earned a sub from me.

They did a great job filming this movie. One of my favorite movies.

This movie is ridiculous and pointless. It's a gory lifetime movie

It was all BS until the mother got sick. I would not of started shooting until Moms legs went.

As a filmmaker, I've always been heavily influenced by Mann and the way he uses silence, lights, blocks and allows grain to help in providing texture. His use of handcam places you in the scene like no one else. This style lent itself to the sort of films I was making at the time, with high stress situations, people in combat and lots of colours.

I love this film, watched this at 7pm and 3am.. it always feels different. Like I missed something last time I watched it.. love it..

Nothing wrong with the plot at all.

The guy looking out the window appears in several Mann films. I think that's him.

truly amazing. thank-you.

i think this analysis is highly subjective.

This movie was terrible. Absolutely terrible. It wasn’t a dream like mood piece it was an amateur hour music video. Goofy dialogue and off kilter camera angles. It was trash.

I felt so bad for Rosemary who just wanted a baby & was betrayed by all of them for their satanic rituals. Mia was definitely robbed of that academy award. Great commentary I never realized the importance of the colors.

Colin didn't work for me personally. I think Mathew McConaughey would've done a better Crockett. As for Foxx as Tubbs, it was a better fit for the movie than Farrel was as Crockett but I'm not so sure that there wasn't a better pick for Tubbs as well.

Masterfully done Mr. Mann and thank you.

I remember back in 2006, in a nowhere to be found interview, Foxx was badmouthing Mann, saying " the movie is all about him" , since he was himself on a high point in his career. But the result is Mann 100%, actors are just elements in his broader story.

you perfectly captured the essence and charm and uniqueness of this film. Miami Vice is one of my favorite films, a beautiful revitalization of the action genre and the peak of Mann's style. Thanks for this video!

Fractal life.

Honestly, comparions to the invincible tv series were what hurt the movie. It would've rated way higher had it not been related to Miami Vice. It's a pretty good actioner actually. With some mesmerizing cinematography.

Underrated film

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liked and subscribed! hope to see you delve deep into Mann's other works.

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Not going to lie, one of my favorite films of all time. I really loved this and can watch it multiple times without getting bored

I need to rewatch this one 🔥

Barry's mannerisms in this film are so convincing, i truly feel like im watching a 16 year old american kid.

Im a huge comic book movie fan but this film may be my favorite movie of all time. Makes me want to move to Miami 😂

This was an awesome movie just don’t compare it to the tv show.

It is a beautiful film. This is an excellent analysis. I was a fan of the series growing up, and still like it, but this movie ups the ante in every way. More muscular, abstract, restrained, thoughtful, and finally, maximal emotion from guys whose interior world is their careers. It’s fun to watch it once a year and find something new. It doesn’t get old. I’m almost over wanting a sequel, and maybe it’s not needed. But Mann’s Blackhat fills that need, somewhat.

Missed that doctor-patient relationship thing in Med school…stupid premise.

Steven didn't choose at the end. The curse still stands.

Which performance is better :- Barry Keoghan of Killing of a sacred deer or Barry Keoghan of Bansheen of Inishereen ?

Lanthimos always uses sexual shock dialog and acts to disturb his audience. I think it is a lazy way of "shock jockeying" the script to affect the viewer. In Dogtooth, incest and prostitution sex acts are used. In The Lobster, multiple anal sex dialogs and fellatio with swallowing dialog are used. In The Killing of a Sacred Deer, incestuous masturbation, masturbation stories as well as an adulterous hand-job scene are used.

North and south koreans are the same people, but look how a totalarian government destroyes everything. Look how happy and productive and advanced south korea is. Totalarianism, despotism, hegemony, all if if kills the human spirit. Kills everything that makes life worth living.

I loved the lobster more than the sacred deer

In this fantasy world how did the family get away with the father killing his son?

the film is one of Mann's worst. The camera choice is a mistake

thats when you know the narrator had A+ in AP English

I remember seeing this movie upon it's release in theaters and being wowed. Everyone else i met who had seen this film hated it and thought it was TOO dramatic and the cinematography was unworthy of theatrical presentation yet the only movies they liked we're over produced trash with dialogue meant for a person with special needs. Till this day all these years later, i still look at this film as a monument of breaking the mold of what movies could be at that time. Thank you for making this video.

Great video mate. I wish you gave a spoiler warning, either in the video or in the description.

Just found out about your channel, loved the Miami Vice essay. Glad to see you're still putting out videos.

This is by far the best review of Miami Vice the Movie. Over the years I have grown to appreciate this film . To me , it is a flawed masterpiece. MM is brilliant and Miami Vice is a a true diamond that is only partially rough.