Collateral: Nightclub shootout
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- A shootout takes place at the nightclub. Fanning (Mark Ruffalo) finds Max (Jamie Foxx) and smuggles him out of the club.
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Tom Cruise playing a bad guy was really special. He should do it more.
He’s definitely at his best with as bad guys. He was awesome as Lestat from Interview with a Vampire and funny as shit as Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder lol
@@griz312 His performance on Tropic Thunder was such a radical switch from his usual characters, so funny!
I agree. It was like when Denzel Washington did Training Day.
I like the light suit. It really works for Cruise, the character, the scene and the movie.
What? Tom Cruz was the bad guy? I always thought he was the good guy.
This is probably once of the best scenes I've seen. Something about it. The lighting, the angles and the music adds a lot of realism. Imagine, 2004, almost 20 years ago!
Totally agree, I've seen this scene so much, never get tired of it.
Has it been that long already? 20years? Ffs … I was 18.
100% agree. It’s one of my favorite movies of all time. Just…something about it. It’s such a unique masterpiece
The customers running around in circles for two minutes is a little unrealistic if you ask me lol
@@peeeepthis all movies have that.
Absolutely and I really believe this is one of Tom Cruise's best acting performances of all time
Concur. He plays the arch villain so well.
Born on the Fourth of July was his greatest ever for sure
@@chrishandsome4267 yeah I agree born on the 4th of July is definitely in his top 3
2nd only to Les Grossman
Yes, he acts brilliantly and is given an extreme role. "'A Few Good Men" is another example.
The way he walks out after the final shot is gold.
Just melts into the crowd.
This is why Cruise's acting is so incredible, he even makes the small things like walking out of a scene noticeable.
All business
That little glimmer of hope he had from getting escorted out to "safety" by a police officer only to be snatched away from him. They really captured how horrified and devastated he was by that officer's death.
That cop was obviously racist and set him up.
Dude I was so pissed when that happened. Mark Ruffalo’s character was so good
@@AAA_Productions_1 No, it wasn't. That's why they got a lightweight like him for the part.
@Sekretarz Jezusa hello worm
0:55 I don't quite know if I read this right and I don't care, but this feels like the one and only time Vincent felt something that resembled a kind of sick friendship in his entire life, and he didn't quite understand it himself. But this and the look on his face go way beyond self-preservation.
Glad you said it man always wondered about that look he gives him
It was sort of a thank you buddy cuz the sigth was already on him and max gave him the second he needed to shot at the guy aiming at him
The chemistry between Tom and Jamie is sublime in this great film.
Cruise should’ve been nominated for an Oscar. He was awesome in this movie.
You're right. But unfortunately they don't really give Oscar's to people who play action roles.
Oscars have nothing to do with talent. It's all about which one makes the most money.
Didn’t Foxx win an award for this performance? After this movie he let the fame get to his head and that’s why he always fights for top roles in movies. Law Abiding Citizen with Foxx and Butler was supposed to end more poetically but Foxx complained that he wanted his character to “win” or he’d walk. I think also he wanted to be named “Max” again when he played in TASM and NWH because he wanted a call back to when he was a “nerdy” guy who became more confident.
@@amosdraak3536 LOL TRUE! In Amazing Spider Man 2 he was also Max. The same universe
@@amosdraak3536 Uh, Electro's name in the comics IS Max, though. Maxwell Dillon is his civilian name. Easily shortened to Max. He didn't have to push for that. It was already the character's name.
Man, TC acting is top notch. How he moves and handles the gun, reloads. I bet he put alot of work in it. Looks perfect.
He was trained by former SAS who was an advisor and trained Cruise in firearms and worked with De Niro, Kilmer and others on Heat in 1995 also directed by Michael Mann even Cruises suit is similar to Robert De Niro’s character in Heat to help his character and Cruises character Vincent fit in their surroundings with being professional career criminals.
@@scottknode898 Seeing someone in a suit puts you at ease and you let your guard down. This can work to great advantage. Without knowing it, Vincent looks like Jamie's accountant.
@@shrapnel77 And in the behind-the-scenes for Heat, Michael Mann elaborates on the suit thing a bit further. Not only do people tend to let their guards down more, but if the suit is a muted grey color you can blend in much better with people and your surroundings than if it was black or a really sharp blue. This is why both Robert De Niro and Tom Cruise wore grey suits in both of those movies.
@@AJR-zg2py I love Heat! Did not know about the color, but it makes sense.
Always thought this movie was a cut above the rest, as soon as it was released. Seems to be getting the recognition it deserves now.
It's aged incredibly well. LA still feels relatively the same as it does in the movie shot 18 years ago. The themes of disconnect, hopes & dreams, and routine & adaptation still holds well, too. Incredibly paced movie that's always a great watch whenever it pops up.
This to me was Tom Cruise's best performance of his career. And this is my favorite scene. More than any other scene we see Vincent really show everyone what makes him so good at his profession. He's brutal and decisive in everything he does. And when he has his objective in his sights like in the club, he doesn't stop til he gets to it, no matter who's in his way.
He reloaded and shot the guy two more times and then in the head. You could not be more correct!
The way Vincent walks away like an NPC after shooting the guy in the head is both terrifying and hilarious. His character was absolutely cold blooded.
Remind me of Neal(Robert Dinero's character in Heat. Same director.
I really like how this movie sometimes mirrors Heat. Michael Mann is amazing.
One of the most intense action sequences ever filmed, period.
Periodt
Pyriad
The scene is junk. Bunch of quick cuts between groups of people running back and forth for no reason. Doesn't make any sense. Just tries to confuse the viewer with fast cuts so there's no sense of the big picture. Pretty typical for action scenes but that's no excuse.
@@andrewcady8827 you know how hard it would of been to shoot in one long sequence or longer sequences? The scene looks amazing
@@starwarsroo2448 That's not what I'm talking about. They cut between close up shots quickly to hide the big picture. If the camera wasn't close up you'd see people hilariously running back and forth in front of the active shooters instead of clearing out.
One of my favorites. Great plot, great acting and awesome action.
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Before there was John Wick... there was this movie.
Imagine comparing a mindless, cartoonish popcorn flick to this art.
@@ethnicleanserberg7975 why do people need to sound pretentious?
@@ethnicleanserberg7975 He's not wrong. You can tell this was a huge influence on the Wick movies.
@@nms7872 it's the truth pal
Imagine a John Wick vs Vincent battle; now that would be worth seeing.
Tom Cruise makes sure he gets every role he plays right down to the smallest things. His firearms training and weapon retention and ability to truly make it believable is hard to come by in movies these days. You would think they took a few pointers from John Wick but this was made in 2004 lol. Tom is by far one of the greatest actors of all time period! The reloads are on point along with the aiming and positioning of his hands when squeezing the trigger and the fast draw firing from the hip then immediately bringing the gun to ADS (aim down sights) looks as if he was truly doing this shit in real life lol.
His skill and reaction time was incredible.
Great scene. But the alley shooting scene where the 2 street thugs take his briefcase is perfect close quarters shooting.
What a shot camera angle 2:01 is with cinematography. It gives the expertness of Vincent.
I love this movie. Super underrated with all the sharp work in script. This is some of the cleanest action scripts with non-revealing of what’s happening / to expect dialogues written. Like I never knew he went to the jazz club on purpose. Ridiculously normalised dialogues those were. This work is genius and love Tom cruise after this even more. He deserves better.
great shootout scene, no bs or slow motion, no diving through the air garbage, no fake martial arts fights scenes... and i always wondered if cruise wouldve actually let jaimie fox go in the end, he seemed to have a weird sense of friendship
No. He needed Fox's character as a driver who knows the city and as a frame up, a patsy, just like the previous time he was in town to do a job. He may kind of like/respect Fox's character, but he also seemed to have a genuine affection for the Jazz Man. RIP.
What were the people in the club doing during and after gunfire in a crowded club? I have never seen such unrealistic choreography of the background extras. In real life, one shot is fired and the club is cleared. What were all of those people doing in the background?
Was that point shooting or aiming
@@Valkonnen They were highlighting the danger of having so many people in one area with no clear access to exits. The thing about panicking crowds is that people push against each other and the end result is just like the Dr explaining to Mr. Burns about how he has every known disease by pushing the little balls through the model of the door.
I thought I was one of the only people blown away by this movie. Coming back years later and seeing all these comments and praise from experts in firearms makes me so happy.
The only bad part of this film was they killed off the detective that figured out what was happening. I liked him.
I don't think that was a bad part to be honest
The detective did not figure anything out. I know, they make you believe he did. I saw the movie. But the detective will always pretend to be your friend at first.
@@josephkramer932 He was the one detective that noticed this case was similar to a couple of other cases in other cities. He suspected there was more to this case than appeared. He was following leads no one else was following. Not saying he had the case solved but he was on the right track when no other cops were.
That was the point. They established the detective as the good guy and at the end Vincent murdered him like nothing. They set it up to show how much of a bad guy Vincent is.
that made the movie more grim and intense, which added to the film's raw nature overall
1:13 there is one chick still holding her martini glass.
“I payed $30 for this damn right I’m gonna drink it!”
*paid
Didn’t see that happening to Fanning. I liked that he knew what was going on and believed Max.
Tripple tap, then one headshot to make sure. Man here is freelancer of the year
Michael Mann's camera magic.
Guy was god tierd with his observation of his environment and timing.
Vincent's accuracy is unreal, a room full of screaming scrambling people and not one innocent bystander was shot
Jeezus. Amidst all that chaos, Vincent is still as goal-oriented as he might be taking a stroll in a serene garden. Mozambique-drilled that fat man while still being very aware of Max's whereabouts
I love this film. Seen it many, many times over the years. But…. The whole premise is pretty ridiculous. Sending a single hit man to kill 5 people in one night? Right before the trial starts? You couldn’t possibly know that they will all be where they are supposed to be. As soon as a single one was identified as a witness, the others would be warned and evacuated under armed guard. The only way to do this would be to have 5 hit men act simultaneously. More like the end of “The Godfather”.
The point is, that all the witnesses have no contact to each other. That makes sense, that no one knows the identity of the other, just for security of each other. In the film it's said, getting the list of all the witnesses was pretty difficult. I think, that's realistic.
He's an off grid ex special forces expat who lives in SE Asia. Who knows friends who can get Intel.
These people really do exist.
@@sammencia7945
In the movie the cartel did all the intel work for him anyway.
OP: the point is that it's supposed to look a random. They were essentially cleaning house so it wasn't just witnesses. For example Annie wasn't a witness but she was marked too.
lol. Breaking Bad says. "Hold my beer"
@@clayne10 Sorry, but no.
Vincent: I saved you
Max:😒
🤣🤣
Before we had Wick, we had Vincent.
Insane!!! You nailed it bro.
Vincent defeats all the Korean gangsters, while Max is nearly rescued by Fanning. This makes this scene the high point for both characters. After this, Max loses his cab, while Vincent loses his USP45. Making it their low points.
i love how tom playes the father of john wick
If he plays a bad guy, I will end up rooting for the bad guy.
Tom could do the prequel of his night in San Francisco where he did the same thing. It would be a huge hit. He was very good playing the professional hit man.
Michael Mann the greatest
Heat
Collateral
What a God
You played that sociopath with gray hair very convincing
IMO, this is THE Best shootout scene in a nightclub in cinematic history!
you clearly never watched John Wick
@@MrTheevildeath You are correct, sir. I meant that it was the best REALISTIC shootout scene i a nightclub in cinematic history.
What's realistic about the way everyone acts when getting shot? They're acting like they're getting pushed around.@@mumblesbadly7708
Although I love some John Woo, I think it's hilarious that dual wielding for the bad guys in this film worked out about as effective as it would in real life.
Sound track as good as the movie.. Gonna listen to some of it now.. Starting with shadow of the sun.. lol.
It’s cool to see someone with the same skills on the big screen
I almost forgot how good this movie was great cinematography great performance from Tom as a villain really underated😊
Amazing acting by Tom: cold blood, fast, target oriented,
I love the background music. Both here and in the first Bourne. Magical.
Great, great set piece - Mann working his magic. I always watch this movie when it comes on TV, and no matter how many times I see this scene, it still just kills me when Cruise shoots Mark Ruffalo. Every time, I just can't believe it. Don't shoot Mark Ruffalo!!!
Great Movie!! A one-of-a kind original.
Realy nice scen i am impressed
Absolutely brilliant
This movie highlights Cruise's range as an actor............when he occasionally steps away from "action" movies.
Yeah agreed. Then surprises people in how good he is
I love that at 1:20, lots of people are still dancing away. Those are some real party people - not gonna let dozens of bullets whizzing by their heads stop them from having fun!
Nah, just poor editing. It's the only shot like this but I guess they put this in here because they thought the bad guy that gets up would seem like he takes forever to get back to Vincent.
That look at him having to defend Max.
I remember how wild this movie was. Need to see it again. Cruise played an utterly ruthless character. Highly recommended!!!
A great performance from great actors
The beat in the background makes this scene just that much better.
This movie is a masterpiece. I saw it in a Thailand cinema double featured with alien vs predator in 2004. Those were the days :)
Phenomenal !!!
I really enjoyed this movie when i saw it and was surprised it didn't get more play. Looking back it was almost an early version of John Wick. Tom Cruise really did make some good action movies.
I have the dvd at home, must have watched it a dozen time. Too bad the clip doesn’t show the entire scene in the night club. The music sets the atmosphere.
As to how they shot the entire scene is just a marvel
This movie was great just miss old day
Come to think of it, Collateral could be in the same universe as John Wick, and Vincent could be a member of the underground assassin org.
2:15
That's the prime target.
Reload for 2nd and 3rd center mass shots.
Then takes 2 seconds to line up the headshot.
..you would know that he's dead without the head shot.
Great movie!
Just noticed that the guy with the laser sight was one of the Salamanca brothers.
Great movie
Superb film année 2002 ❤
This came out in 2004.
One of he’s best films
Breathtaking scene 😮😢... 😊
I love hearing “Hey, I’m Max, I’m the *******, I ain’t ********.
Really makes it more immersive .
I agree
That contract killer must have a 5 star rating in the darkweb
The thing that makes this movie awesome is that Cruise usually plays the good guy. After this movie you can see he is the best protagonist and antagonist in movie history. Facts!!
Tom n Jamie should team up more often
The best movie
His best film ever
This reminds me of the club mission in Kane and Lynch.
what a scene, goddamn! 👊🏻💯
Man that overweight Japanese Yakuza guy in the white suit really wasn't about giving up his $500 booth with table service even in the middle of a gun fight..
lol. I thought similar.
Now that's a night out
Forget about the gun fight that Sebenza 21 was sick
A little John Wick action. Well done Tom.
Really it's reverse John Wick got from Tom C.!!
If I'm not mistaken, I believe Taran Butler (of John Wick training fame) was a consultant on this movie as well.
There has to be recognition at this point in time: Tom Cruise is one of the best actors ever.
Ready. Steady. Go.
This movie shows how Tom Cruise commits to his craft, and the character that he’s playing was on the stretch purely believable
Hold on, hold on, I'm detective fanny!
1:05 was that "yeah I just saved your fuckin life" look
Lol, once he get a hold of a gun..not foolin!
0:47 ready steady go! I think that is the name of the song.
Awesome scenes he was John wick before John wick was John wick!!!
So much for the clubs security.
Letting all those pew-pew in..
This scene is fab..an iteration of Pacino with the Columbians in Scarface..love Mann's directional skills.. peerless
They should have a sequel to this...about a hit or a few hits TC's character does prior to this one, maybe related to the other cab driver the detective sometimes references...
Crazy or not in life off screen on screen Tom Cruise is the best
still cant believe that's the hulk
Movie was ahead if its time. My family so used to Friday, boyz in the hood, menace to society - they all was silent and eyes wide open when I played this movie 🤣🤣 they thought it was bullshit at first. I’m the “weird” child out of all of em lol
That crowd should have actually left the Club instead of just running back and forth into each other
Ever heard about this thing called panic? Ever experienced it?
@@stevem2323 yeah you usually run away from the danger.
@@joevines3428 Usually when you don't panic. Obviously you never saw people in panic like this, being in a shoot down.
@@stevem2323 Every night club I ever been in, I knew where the exit was. It was the same exact door I came in by. If I'm running, I'm running for the exit every time. I may do it in a panic, but panic never made me blind......
@@Bitshitter I never said all people panic, or that there isn't rational people under pressure. You pretty much described me also.
But, most of the people, especially younger inexperienced people, women especially, tend to lose their mind in something like this, in bigger crowds even more. Panic spreads like a virus, i saw it many times and this movie portrayed it very good.
I can't believe the Hulk went out like that.
Tom can surely feature in John Wick Universe with this Character.... It will be lit 🔥