Collateral: Vincent vs. Max
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- Vincent (Tom Cruise) chases Max (Jamie Foxx) and Annie (Jada Pinkett Smith) in the subway.
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Michael Mann started Heat at a train and ended at an airport. In Collateral he started at an airport and ended on a train. Gotta love Mann.
Love how Vincent just decided to sit down, knowing he lost and about to die.
Gotta love the touch at 1:19 where the guy on the platform notices Vincent with the gun drawn and is all "NOPE, NOOOOPE."
He quickly realizes, he will die unemotionally , methodically, within the context of his life . Cruise deserved an Academy Award for this stellar performance.
Why everyone cry about awards??
@@solidfuel0 is it that bad to suggest someone deserves an award for something? Why are you crying
@@solidfuel0 why everyone cry about giving tom awards??
@Hickzy he is not suggesting, and the academy doesn't take suggestions from yt comments. He said tom deserves!! In every clip there is a kiddo crying about academy award must be given. If you enjoy performance it's enough. No need to beg for award like dog beg for a bone
@@solidfuel0 wow what performances have you mastered? you must be a living god.
This was easily Cruise's best performance. Should have won an Academy Award for playing Vincent so well. The look, the attitude, everything made him the classic bad guy.
Come on! It was a good performance, but not worthy of Academy Award.
Cruise in Magnolia tho. You know the scene I'm talking about
Absolutely agree.
It's definitely his best performance post-90s.
I think his performance in Tropic Thunder was the pinnacle of acting
If Jamie Foxx knew that Jada liked exploring her options with other men, he would have stayed home that night...
that made me spit my water, well played
Is she will Smith wife?
@@solidfuel0I think she’s Will Smith’s husband 😅. But yes, that is her.
KEEP MY WIFES’ NAME OUT YOUR MOUTH!
Who do you think was the first male in the Smith household to wear a dress?
Vincent has always been on my top 5 bad guys list. Most people would probably label him a sociopath in this movie but that would be a disservice to his character. He clearly struggles, in several scenes, with disgust at the lack of morality in society, and even shows regret after killing the jazz player. He seems to loathe societal hypocrisy and the disconnect most people have with their lives and the rest of the world. I honestly wish they would have fleshed his backstory out a little more because his character seems to really struggle with some trauma in his past. Max calls him out on missing certain things that basic human beings 'just have' earlier in the movie but at the end, I think, he finally understands Vincent's struggle. Its not that he's missing those things, in fact, he acknowledges them to a much higher degree than Max does.
Vincent is almost certainly ex-military. Likely dishonorably discharged, which would explain his employment history.
@@pbdye1607Good insight! Makes sense!
@@pbdye1607 The movie says that he was in the GDR (Communist East Germany) military special forces then become a contract hitman for cartels after the Soviet Union fell.
You can tell even Vincent knows he’s a dead man- superb acting by both actors.
The best Tom Cruise performance as far as I’m concerned.
This movie is outstanding. Cruise and Foxx outperformed every actor in this year with it.
So right.
every actor = bald statement
@@adriancoliba might be. Lets say it otherwise; they were just great.
The expressions he makes when he knows that he has lost and that he is dying, are just perfect. Looking around for a seat to die on.
“I do this for a living!”
That’s some cold ass shit!
This was a very entertaining movie. Even as the villain you feel sad for his death.
A very underrated movie.
Vincent: Hey Max. You think anyone's gonna care or wonder about a dead guy on a train?
@@EvilXero359 He's saying that nobody cares about him. He's all alone.
@@rudypepperable I know. I just felt like putting that line in
It's the ignominy of it all.
It's like seeing a precious artifact shatter. He's so refined in his skill.
I love how at 3:19 you can even see the detail that some of the bullet holes are exit holes and some are entry holes. This movie is amazing, even more so when you consider it came out 17 years ago.
Well spotted.
Michael Mann habibi..
That's nothing ordinary, just a sign of professionalism you would expect on filmmakers who make these types of films.
Can't believe it's been that long.
News flash! There are movies older than 17 years old that are also extremely impressive! Even moreso than movies today!
An incredible performance by Tom Cruise throughout.
Someone mentioned this before, but Max says earlier in the movie he's lucky with the lights (as a cab driver), funny cause when it comes to this shootout the lights go in and out, assisting him in not getting shot by Vincent.
Side note: It'd been funny if Vincent had picked the wrong train, that was kinda a hunch, so it's possible he could've said "I do this for a living" and no one be there lol.
I feel like he probably saw them running as soon as they left the first car. They’re all looking down the same corridor, if they could see him coming I bet he could see them running. Then he knew he had the right train.
It was the last cart
Then someone could have shouted back, "don't quit your day job!"
He saw them running, he didn't just shouted to an empty wagon, he knew they were there. C'mon ...
Nobody like Michael Mann to portrait Los Angeles with that particular 80'esque urban post-modern character. You can taste the city's metropolitan flavor and the Pacific refreshing night air like baked bread warm out of the oven.
So tasty.
A guy gets on the MTA and dies. You think anybody will notice?
Love the foreshadowing in the beginning of the movie. That is exactly what happens to Vincent as well.
Max had an innocent look in his eyes we he went to speak to Vincent as he was dying. Pure self-defense. Vincent was seeking to kill him, but it was pure business and seemed to like Max at some level. Nothing personal between either one. Max almost seemed to be looking to Vincent for reassurance and was willing to take him to the hospital. Amazing acting on both ends.
This is a great film which deserved so much more love. Beautifully written, excellently film, and perfect acting
That’s like a Scientology Terminator right there
That's Real Tom Cruise right there.
When Scientlogists escape and fight back. 😉
A detail I never noticed before is that if you look at the door you can see how Max survived considering Vincent tends to shoot his victims in the chest and head, he ends up hitting the door meanwhile Max shoots through the window while he's spraying and praying. Ironically, it's due to Vincent's inability to adapt that gets him killed in the end.
When Max approaches Vincent his pistol is in out of battery slide lock. He continues to point it at Vincent although it presents no more danger than a finger and thumb pointed like a gun. Nice little addition to show how little firearm knowledge Max had or possibly how much stress his brain was under at the time.
Both had their guns emptied buy only one was rational enough not to take vengeance
Vincent knew he was already dead. There was no point in fighting any more.
Yet Alec Baldwin coudn't check a revolver.
@@USMCasper And his dad was a sniper. I believe it was marine sniper but don't quote me on that part.
That is exactly how it is under stress. You don’t even know the gun is in slide lock.
Even though I'm sure Vincent could have decided to kill Max, he has a shred of humanity left in him because he likes Max. He decides to let things play out the way they did because he knows things will end up being better for Max because of it. Max had finally taken life by the horns and decided his own fate. It was something Vincent had tried to get Max to understand. Even as a sociopathic killer, Vincent had a few small bits of decency left in him when he connected with Max. Great writing all around.
altho this is a nice thought, it's untrue.. he wasn't trying to get max to come out of his shell to help him.. he was trying to paint him as a person that finally snapped and lost control,
all people would know is a guy who was always kind or selfless.. and this one night he snapped at his boss, when off the rails, pretended to be a crime guy in the restaurant, was acting crazy and erratic.. he was going to use max as a scapegoat for killing all these people and no one would even know Vincent was even there..
in the beginning of the movie Mark Ruffalo's character is explaining how there was another case awhile back of a "cab driver" who snapped and killed a bunch of people before taking his own life.. meaning Vincent has done this method before, and was planning to do it again with Max.
@@ruffwm your opinion was well thought out and I respect it, no doubt, but I feel he was a merc that cared nothing but the money, and he knew when he got shot, and knew it was fatal, he had enough respect towards him to say “fuck it”, and lay down his gun and just talk to him, one last time and instill his ideals to him, he said fuck the money, I ain’t gonna have it anyway cuz imma die, lemme just speak my truth to a person that’s genuine in the world. Vincent looked at max and saw what could’ve been himself in a different life, kind of like an older brother talking to his younger sibling. At most that’s what I got out of it
I don't think so. I think they portrayed Vincent as a cold calculated killer, and he dies as a cold calculated killer, Max got lucky and after being fatally wounded Vince sat and accepted his fate. I think that's about as heartfelt as it gets for Vincent.
@@CurtisGabrielMusic Yeah could totally see this as well.
Vincent planned on killing Max the entire time. Though admittedly, he grew fond of Max and at least tried to make Max hopeful and confident for the (then) last hours of his life
Vincent lost because he instinctively went for two shots center mass and one headshot as he had trained himself to do, and the bullets hit the center of the train door Max was standing behind. Max basically shot on impulse and his less accurate shots passed through the off-center windows to hit Vincent.
Vincent was over confident with his routine tendencies. He did have a clear shot until Max stepped off-center when the lights turned off and still attempted a headshot without seeing his target. It’s a case of Vincent’s skill losing to Max’s luck.
@@griz312 the overconfidence should have been played up in the film. I remember wondering how he did not get shot from vincents bullets.
It was, actually. It's a watch it twice pair of moment, but Vincent's M.O. is discussed amongst the cops hunting for him. He's hinted at having done this before, hiring a taxi driver to drive him to his hits, and after all his targets are dead, he'd kill the driver and frame him for the murders before taking his flight out and look like the driver just went crazy. If you listen to when Vincent offers Max the money for the multi-stop trip, he makes a point about giving him extra money for getting him to his flight early. This would have given him time to frame Max, but we don't know this at the time, because the story of him having done this before only comes up much later. It's also why that one officer believes Max is innocent and tries to save him, while the rest of the cops think Max is Vincent; he figured that an everyday, purely civilian taxi driver just going out on a killing spree with military efficiency and no prior history of violence just didn't make sense.
I remember seeing this in the theater twice and when Max holds an empty pistol at Vincent, it got a huge laugh- sort of a sigh of relief. But it doesn't take away from the gravity of the moment- it's pure catharsis.
3:06 I love the detail of Max being so worked up over the gunfight still, that he is forgetting, that the gun he is pointing is already completely empty!
Vincent: "Max, I do this for a living!"
Max: "You used to!....."
This is the moment max became electro
It was actually painful seeing Vincent die. I think it's to do with his skills and character, he's definitely not one dimensional. Great intense movie, John Wick was definitely inspired by this.
John Wick was mostly inspired by "The Man from Nowhere", a Korean movie. There are even scenes that are frame by frame. Chek it out and you'll see it yourself.
John Wick was a weak story line and poor acting. In comparison this movie was brilliant. Cruise and Foxx are a different level.
john wick is shit for 10-15YO Auditory. this one is a masterpiece comparing to jw.
@@TonyMontana-os7kg …. Amen brother!
Nothing of value was lost.
The only thing that Vincent was missing was one of those really light kevlar vests that are practically unnoticeable under your clothes.
An underrated movie if ever I've seen one. Cast, script, and soundtrack were just prefect 👌
It was quite highly rated on release. So underrated is not really true. Deserving of its praise more so.
I love it when Cruise breaks out of action hero mold to play something unique.
Tom is terrific as is Jamie. I think both could have played each other's roles. They are both so great.
I know some people hate on this because they wonder how a cab driver killed a professional hitman but they missed one of themes and messages of the movie. Vincent lectured Max earlier about adapting and rolling with situations as they can change on a whim but if you noticed throughout the movie Vincent uses an old gun technique where it's two to the chest and one in the head with his kills without thinking as if it's muscle memory. In this scene, he tries to do the same by firing 3 shots in the exact same position in the dark while Max fired wildly and was bound to hit something. Because Vincent didn't adapt to the current situation like the lights turning off and not being able to see clearly he stuck to the same old routine thinking that would work and ended up shooting the wall. He contradicted himself by sticking to the same technique instead of shooting wildly like Max did in the dark. Max adapted to the situation by facing him instead of running like he always did before since he didn't have a choice but to fight for his life when he had nowhere else to run. My head canon is Vincent isn't angry with Max after he gets shot because he finally understood why Max won. You can see it when he sits and closes his eyes in reflection.
At 3:21
I don’t think he was angry because he believes in survival of the fittest. That’s how he justified killing people. If they couldn’t defend themselves then they deserved to die. So when the shoe was on the other foot, he stuck to his beliefs. He couldn’t be mad about being beaten because by being beaten it meant he deserved to be beaten. I also think on some level he knew he had to be stopped. Maybe I’m reading too much into it but it looked to me like he put his head down in shame and looked away when he heard his target walking towards them, so on some level he understood that by dying, this innocent woman would survive, and he accepted that.
I just realized based on your time stamp that’s the same moment I was referring to, he closes his eyes when he hears her walking towards them, to me that was a minor moment of shame/regret, but I could be wrong.
Solid analysis. 🍺
@@erikdayne5429 I saw that moment more like ah.. "Well fuck me, he did it."
Damn,get a life
This movie is UNDERRATED
Vincent : "Max, I do this for a living."
Instantly dies.
Stupid ending.
Instantly dies? Really?
@@avastyeescurvydogs Why? Vincent was serious injured, that neck bullet wound, lost a lot of blood and he was going all in, he wasn't careful anymore. Max had some luck, it definitely happens.
@@stevem2323 ?
@@ismailam9217 He didn't died instantly did he?
In my opinion just an absolute gem of a movie. Well acted, well written and most importantly the pacing of the story and the arc of characters development was masterful!
Incidentally the best time to ride the LA subway without congestion.
Cruise was perfect in this role. He nailed it. One of my favorite movies by the man.
for me, its the music that pulls this altogether
Cruise was incredible in this movie. He came off as a true sociopathic assassin, yet there was something charismatic about him throughout. He did a good job of showing the bond he developed between Vincent and Max. Most of the things Vincent did to save Max where business related and to cover his tracks, but you sensed he sort of liked Max at some level.
yes when he asked Max if he was gonna call his lady friend. He did, just not in the way Vincent expected.
The best movie of Tom Cruise I have watched ever
Tom Cruise: you Dated my ex wife Max
Outstanding performances by both actors. Tom's best ever. The most multi- dimensional presentation of a psychopathic personality I have ever seen. The ending is a classic.
In my opinion one of
TOM'S BEST MOVIE
I was never really a big Tom Cruise fan until this movie, and Jack Reacher
This, risky business, rain man, mission impossible one for sure, and jack reacher are all
I have been and still am a mild Cruise fan ...but I wholeheartedly believe this was his BEST role to date.
he’ll whip justin beiber in a fight
Tom Cruise makes a ton of entertaining movies, one of my favourite actors for sure.
@@bubbaguy4411 War of the Worlds, Rain Man, A Few Good Men are great roles.
Masterpiece
No matter what the populace says or thinks, there is never ever a boring movie with Tom Cruise. Whatever he lacks (if) on height, he has more than enough in brain and attitude
Yeah *I* don't know what the *Big Deal* about his *Height* is ? They talk about the *Man* like he's a *little midget*
which *Mark Ruffalo* ain't No *Sunshine* and *Rainbows* but I don't see anybody talking *Snap!* about *him.*
And neither *Van Damme*
And out of *Experience* I don't think *Height* is the *Factor* when Someone's *Life* is in your *Hands*
*Tom Cruise* put more than his *Ass* on the *Line* just to *Entertain* us.
If this *aint* a *Testament* that He's *"Real "Hollywood" Badass* along with The *Greats* like
*Stallone* and *Jackie Chan* then I *don't* know *what* is.
Tom Cruise is the last legitimate Superstar actor left in Hollywood.
IF you look when Vincent shoots at Max, he shoots a typical Mozambique drill which is 2 body 1 head. He did to the muggers in the alley way as well. One of the most common handgun drills practiced. The door blocked those three shots as you can see at @2:21 if you slow it down. Vincent's training is what caused him to die in this situation, while Max's panic ended up getting lucky
Thank you. Excellent pattern identification.
Althought *Facts*
It *Looked* like a *Quick Draw* showdown *Reminiscent* of the *Wild West*
But this *Time* it was more of a *Testament* of *Accuracy* and *Most* Importantly *Courage* and *Valor*
which *Max* (The Underdog Type) became the *Victor* instead of Vincent's Next *Victim*
It *Seemed* that that's what *He* wanted.
Maybe *He* wanted to *find* a *Challenge* that was *Worthy*
kind of *like* the *Predator*
It *Kind* of *Feels* like *Vincent* Pushed him to the *Max*
to *Harness* his *True Potential* like a *Apollo* did to *Rocky*
And the *Monster* turned a *Squirrel* into a *Monster*
But a *Monster* who has a *Soul*
This was the moment that Max became Vincent
The best Tom Cruise performance of all time
Magnolia also has a great performance from him
It's good but I think Les Grossman is the best.
Anybody noticed at 2:40, the sign board that says "Life is short" and Vincent dies right in front of the signboard. That was clever....
So this was what happened to Max before he worked at Oscorp and turned into Electro 🤔 Wow
Or he learned Law from Annie and proceeds to be a prosecutor...murdering Leonidas.
After Vincent got shot, his look said, "Great, I do this every day, and I get clipped by an amateur."
I love this film.
One of my favorite's. Tom is very good aat this role. But ... in my county he couldn't get inside metro van ))
This movie was great. The detail in it is amazing. Research definitely went in to every aspect of the gun play. The way Vincent reacted to being shot seemed very realistic as well. Definitely showed signs of FIBS lol
What does FIBS mean?
@@danieljoseph6404 Fuck I've Been Shot. A term for the shock of being shot or shot at.
1:18 - That guy in the background really has a knack for assessing a dangerous situation quickly.
LOLOLOLOLOL @ knack
Nice to see a bystander that isn't a complete idiot in a movie for once.
Kevin Durant vs Tom Cruise 😂
in 2:38 when Vincent dies it says "Life's too short for long names." Vincent has a longer name than Max, hence why he dies lol
Great movie
Best movie with tom
Vincent didn’t die folks , I saw him flying some fighter jet last year
I just realized that Vincent is technically killed by his own weapon here. Max finds his pistol in the rubble of the crashed Taxi and Vincent has aquired a new pistol from a security guard..
It's amazing how utterly easy it is to forget Jada is in this. Talent!
I love this movie
Vincent doing his best Terminator impression.
Easily one of the BEST action movies of 2000s....
Kinda bugs me how so few hollywood stars wanna play the bad guy, especially tom cruise when he did such a phenomenal job as vincent.
Fenomenal película. La he visto como 4 veces.
Tom's a legend. I couldn't give a shit about his personal beliefs. I don't know why everyone bangs on about it. Since when do they affect you? Never. I'll watch anything he is in. Who gives af? Legend.
His personal life and religious life are his own responsibility, and I don't agree with him on the latter, but as an actor he is top notch. My favourite movies of his are Oblivion and War of the Worlds; own both. He shines in both and was great in this one. Particularly enjoyed Top Gun Maverick; dynamic.
By my count at least four of Vincent's shots go into the door (Two chest height, one head height, one side of the glass) while at least three of Max's pass through the glass on either side. Victory: Max. Panic, or adaptation to the situation?
This movie is so good little nervous to drive a stranger might run into a Vincent
best part about this scene. is when Vince told the story of a commuter on the train who died and now he's the one about to have that same story
damn suuuuun
Классный фильм 👍
Tom Cruise is so damn GOOOOOOOOOD in EVERYTHING he does!
His training is wht got him killed two shots to the body then ultimately one shot to the head is the kill shot if y’all didn’t notice that wonderful movie
I suspect that the MCU was inspired from here; when Thanos was snapped by Tony Stark, he accepted defeat by sitting down.
That moment when he realized he was using the security guard's gun, no clip for a reload.
clip... BRUH
The magazine he dropped had live rounds in it, so it looks as if when he went to insert it into the pistol then the pain hit him and he dropped it surprised.
It was because he got shot that he couldn't insert the mag.
3:28 "I like the way you die, Vincent."
I generally don't like Tom Cruise movies but I liked this one.
Pray for Jamie Foxx🙏🏾
Great scene
tom cruise literally looks like a video game character in this
It’s not a Tom Cruise movie without him running.
One has to realise....these people ARE out there..and not in a shirt and tie....
Live with it...
Cracks me up. I keep forgetting she's in any movies besides Low Down Dirty Shame, kinda fitting 😊
i need to watch this movie again
Good film
To this day, the *ONLY* movie I've ever seen Tom Cruise die in....
I liked seeing him play a Villain. I enjoyed this movie.
Time ahh time I wish to go back in time this film was released when I was inter
This is the moment max became electro
I wonder if Max testified against Felix after all this?
This is one of those scenes that must have had audiences pumping their fists for Vincent.
Just like Heat. same director. similar ending.
Somebody just got audited!!!!!!
it's doesn't matter how far was your training and skills, at the end you will be killed by a random taxi driver who never used a gun in his life in a face to face shooting