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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
10, perfection
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Not a perfect movie, but much better than people remember/give it credit for.
9
I wish Tom Cruise does more antagonist roles, he is perfect
Terrific Actor, one of the very top of our generation, if not the top one.
@@deanfirnatine7814 If only he were a better person to go with that talent.
He does it for a living
@@eragonawesomedo you know Tom cruise personally?
He was in "Interview with the vampire".
this film is so so good... one of my favorite Cruise performances ever.
not only Cruises 🙃
@@matej2733 true, but I usually don't like much of Cruises work... this one is A
@@thetomster7625 yea... I know what do you mean....
@@thetomster7625 Same here, it seems the only Tom Cruise movies I like are those when he's playing against the type of characters he usually plays.
@@butchs.4239 very good observation ^^ really him as antagonist, are the good ones... Magnolia also and to some degree Last Samurai
That's the smoothest riding subway I've ever seen. Tom's body didn't fall even when it stopped!
Acting, plot, writing, scenes, just a fantastic movie.
The most ironic part of this is the shoot part and it's something I never noticed till someone pointed it out to me. Vincent kept banging on about " overcome and adapt" to your surroundings. We see this happen alot. However when both max and Vincent are firing at each other, Vincent is still using his Mozambique firing drill going for the chest and head but only hitting the door, but max is shooting through the glass and hits vincent. Max adapted to the situation yet Vincent stuck with his training. His final mistake. Great climax, similar to heat when Al pacino clocks De Niro a split second from the air port lights. One of my favourite films.
🎯🎯
Nope Vincent helped Max o become the man he never was
2 in the chest , 1 in the computer
He turns around and looks twice at the seat before he finally sits down. Because he knows he’s never getting up and that’s where he’s gonna die.
now this is good point, sir
He was a wolf circling where he was about to lay down.
You state the obvious.
@@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk Some people need my help.
He had enough life left to finish the job and knew Max emptied his magazine. In the end, he saw death as an out and chose not to kill Max.
Something tells me this wouldn't be the last time Jada took a train.
And then blamed her husband for it.
Max taking off his glasses is nice symbolism. He did it before when he realized what his situation was when talking to Felix, and that if he didn't act he would die. It's seeing the truth. Him doing it again after Vincent asked him if anyone would notice a man dead was a nod that he realized Vincent was right about some things and he was going to act differently in the future.
Tom Hanks once said to a classroom of students, "You cannot be artificial. You must rise, hit your marks, and speak the truth, regardless of the lines, the circumstances, or the emotions involved. The goal is not to fake it but to authentically recreate that individual's essence." Cruise excels in this role because he dedicates himself entirely to the performance, ensuring that what we see reflects the truth about his character. That's the mark of a great actor.
Little known fact, but he worked as a hitman for 6 months to prepare for this role.
Hanks is a kiddy diddler
Vince is too used to firing the Mozambique drill, he puts two shots low and one high and they all hit the door. Max improvises and just unloads.
It helped that due to a complete lack of training, he was firing one handed and therefore to the right and therefore his rounds went through the window instead of impacting the metal portion of the door.
Why would Vincent’s shots hit the door? Was it because Max moved to the right and Vincent just naturally moved his aim there not thinking (because of reflexes) that it won’t do any good because he’s shooting at metal whereas Max’s widespread shots at least will go through the glass?
@@September2004yeah, Vincent's reflexes and professionalism got him killed. He even instinctively tries to reload but fails
That makese sense. Saw this film for the first time yesterday, loved it but thought it was total BS that Max who's probably never held a gun before managed to kill Vincent whilst Vincent, a trained killer completely missed
this is the perfect encapsulation of Max's and Vincent's mentality. Max might not be the best at what he does put he puts meaning behind his actions, he puts passion in it. Vincent just finds everything routine and didn't think about this particular situation. he didn't adapt. he didn't improvise. Max did, constantly, throughout the events of the movie.
Nobody makes night movies like Michael Mann.
Public enemies is also one from Michael Mann!
Legend has it that his dead body is still on the subway lol
Legend has it that you don’t have one original bone in your body. Do better
This was a great movie. Tom and Jamie were great in this.
“I do this for a living!”
Dying ain’t much of a living
haha I get that reference!
All Vincent's skill and experience, and life or death came down to dumb luck.
@@LoamReaper I'm lookin' for Josey Wales.
@@danieldickson8591There's a scene in John Wayne's last movie, The Shootist, where he says something along the lines of no matter how good you are, all it takes is for some SOB to get lucky.
Said in true Josey Wales style!
The true irony of this ending is how the cab driver winds up needing a cab ride home.
He probably took an Uber.
Uber didn’t exist back than dude
Absolutely fantastic movie. Leaning into the particular asesthetics of HD at the time, rather than trying to make it look like something else. The incredible compositions that never look forced (eg - Cruise reflected in the window looking at Foxx while they're sitting across from each other, so you get both of their reactions). Foxx and Cruise feeding off each other throughout the film. Both characters trapped in their ideas of what's possible and what their work is. There's so much going on in the film.
Tom Cruise as an evil scary asshole: Highly believable! In the end he dies and no one cries for him. My kind of Tom Cruise movie!
Too many people completely miss the DEPTH of this movie. There's virtually no end to the nuances of Collateral. Every time I watch this movie I catch something new I missed the last time I saw it. For those who think: oh, it's a hit man and a cab driver, and that's all you think there is to it, you are missing out.
Calm down with the jizzathon.... there's no nuance or hidden meaning in this film.
@ajc1482 Whatever you say Mr blind man.
@@ajc1482 😂
Wait. I thought you said jizzfest.
Either way, funny.
When you say depth, what are you referring to ?
The theme(s) ?
@@ajc1482 hidden meaning no. Nuance and Philosophy yes. There is a continual back and forth about how one approaches living life. Also there is discussion on the value of life. Cruise's character talks about the genocide in Rwanda that nobody cared about including the cabbie, but gets bent out of shape over one person getting killed. Cruise's character call's BS on the Cabbie for all talk and no action about his career and life choices and how he has made excuses his whole life for not accomplishing anything his whole life. Which is quite common in America, particularly in certain demographics in America. In fact this movie is not just about a hitman and a cabbie. Its about opposing views on the value of life and living it.
This and The Last Samurai were not only two of Cruise's best movies, but two of the best movies ever.
Jerry Maguire was pretty good
@@robhill4200rain man too
..... Cocktail .... Classic Cruise
One of the greatest scenes in movie history.
Everyone dies but not everyone really lives
This role is Tom Cruises finest moment in cinema. He really became the hitman.
He knows if he sits down, he is not getting back up.
A great ending to a great film. Brilliant variation on the buddy movie.
One of the most underrated lines ever
I seem to recall a critic say this is the third of Michael Mann's LA trilogy (the second was HEAT)
Ok so what’s the first?
This is one of my favorite movies and part of the reason is because this feels like a modern take on the classic good vs. evil. Tom is the uncaring pessimist who does his job because he doesn't value life and thinks people are insignificant. Jamie is the opposite, such a good guy, he will stop and patiently wait for a wild coyote to cross the road. That is one thing I like about this ending. We have to guys, separated by a door, almost as if separated by their own essence as people, with a chance to kill the other guy. Good triumphs over evil, by luck it seems, but I like to think of it as almost a cosmic force or something divine saving Jamie and making him come out as the victor because even in real life, good needs to triumph over evil.
"I do this for a living" is such a great example of economy of dialogue when things are coming quickly to a head. All at once it says:
"You are out of your league"
"You should not have got in the way of my work"
"Don't expect me to hesitate or show mercy"
"This is not personal"
"This is not about what I want"
Vincent is definitely the most interesting character in the film. Perhaps the only interesting character. Enjoyed it nonetheless.
"I do this for a living,"
"Dying ain't much of a living, son..." (Josey Wales).
The real Collateral was the friends they made along the way.
I think Tom's best role. Wow, 16 years ago.
almost 21 years ago (the movie came out in 2004)
Just as Vincent tried to reload, a fresh wave of pain must've hit him so hard that he dropped the magazine. Great acting by Tom Cruise.
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Pretty sure he just ejected it from his handgun 🤷🏻♂️
@@downunderfrown5700 When he got hit, he knew it was over. He was a contract killer not serial. So he let Max live on that principle
@@downunderfrown5700 0:26 - it has bullets in.
It was because of severe injury and losing fine motor skills. He knew when he dropped it that hes done for.
@@jonzie24 it doesn't tho? It has a yellow follower, but no rounds.
What a fantastic film its a 10 cruise at his best
Absolutely unbelievable musical score, when Vincent passes at the moment when string instrument plays (I believe is a Cello), haunting! Also wondering if Vincent had his pistol if he would have instinctively finished his contract? He was clearly reaching for his spare mag when he was out of bullets or knowing he was going to die allowed them to live, probably the lone act of humanity he’s ever had!
Imagine being an experienced assassin and dying to a cab driver
He looked pissed at himself there at the end as he went to sit down. Like, really, I'm dying on an empty subway to a cabdriver....
It's the most subtle thing about the whole film. Vincent kept banging on about adapting to the environment, a philosophy max adapts and pulls himself out of his comfort zone.
Yet it's vencent downfall in this scene. Vincent uses his Mozambique shooting drill of chest and head shots and you see it only hits the door. Whereas max fires into the glass and hits vincent.
Top notch, highly trained assassin. No one could stop him.
Ultimately, he died because he didn’t keep Will Smith’s wife’s name out of his mouth.
When I was a kid I used to laugh my but off when they didn't even hide the ramp in front of a car before they did the colision and flying car through the air stunt on TV shows.
Today it's the dying man who doesn't fall over while sitting down just for a better camera angle. I wish one producer would TRY to get everything correct and believable while making a movie. What a prize that would be.
Maybe rigor mortis set in quicker than we thought
cruise' best performance. this attitude was authentic- that he knows best... ethos may be different... maybe... but attitude is Tom's own... why it was so good
Very underrated movie for sure
Cruise should embrace the grey, lean into it.
As an avid shooter, this scene was as farcical as shooting lasers out of one’s eyes.
I agree.
After this incident, Max studied so hard, he became a scientist at Oscorp to benefit humanity, but an unfortunate accident turned him into Electro... My bad
I think this is my favourite comment ever. 😂
And then after the events of Spider-Man No Way Home where he was cured, he wound up in the wrong timeline on his journey back to his own universe. He woke up in the old west and they called him Django.
He was just electrician not any scientist
😂😂😂😂
Then he moved to Miami and was a narc for the police with sonny crocket😅
The best of final and soundtrack
Jamie Fox and Tom Cruise were great. Jada, not so much at all. Even though her role was tiny, the camera gives her WAY WAY too much attention.
0:25 We see the astonishment in his eyes when he involuntarily drops his full magazine. It certainly never happened to him with the experience he acquired during his career as a killer. This indicates that it is finished.
A feel good moment!
When Tom Cruises pulls his back up clip, he drops it; that’s all you need to see, it tells you everything without showing you anything, the genius of Manns film making skills
YES! Absolutely!
But he didn't, because he did not have one. The clip you see dropping is the one he released from the gun. If you notice there was never a clip in his hand. He reached for it and his hand is empty and he looks down in disbelief. His desperation is the fact that he is out of ammo. The clip falling from the gun and hitting the ground is the symbolism that this is the end. You can tell this by looking closely at the clip on the ground. It is empty indicating it is the one he just released and not the one he dropped. If it was his spare clip that he just dropped it would have been full and it would not have bounced.
@@atw9913 you are very mistaken on what you posted; first off, you see the empty mag clearly discarded, two you see the replacement mag is loaded when it hits the ground, and three, you see a machine like killer, who does everything perfectly, makes a bumble: Mann shows you in that moment that he was finished.
Btw look up the definition of Collateral, the movie makes so much sense
@@haroldscotclark7394 Go watch it again, slow it down if you need to. The mag on the ground is empty, there was never a mag in his hand. He reached for another but he was out.
@@haroldscotclark7394 Because if he did drop a full mag he had plenty of time to pick it up. We also would have seen 2 mags on the ground, but there is only 1. Because the only mag he had was the empty one in the gun.
Excellent movie
Great film... Who decided to cast her though is well...
I believe that’s the same station where de Niro gets off in the beginning of heat
Firing a gun with your eyes closed, PRICELESS!...
He put it in God's hands.
Vincent just helps Max to be the man he never was
This is a true story. I read somewhere that someone in fact was shot in some subway somewhere..
Micheal Mann's movies alway have great ending with villian's death, Heat with Neil, Collateral with Vincent and Public enemies with John Dillinger
Good movie
Rough day. Wrong place, wrong time...😢
Cabbie been watching Yellowstone the night before and takes the punter to the train station..
Life too short for long names.
This is max before he became electro.
People make a deal about Anton Chigurgh, but Tom Cruise made just as terrifying a villain. At least with anton you had a coin toss.
Agreed, if your name was on Toms paper the toss had already been decided for you.
Chigurh killed anyone he was tasked to kill as well. It’s only the non-targets that he gave the coin toss to.
Chigurgh was damn near non-human. Vincent had emotions, vulnerabilities, and the willingness to bend his own rules and show mercy on rare occasions. He may have been a sociopath but didn't kill for pleasure.
Chigurgh is just a straight up psychopathic serial killer who sometimes gets paid for the people he kills. He makes Vincent look well-adjusted and normal.
@@caleblim6890oh, Chigurh kills anyone who stand in his mission too. Coin toss is just his "hobby", like how cat playing with their prey
He may play the bad guy role more than the good or the man with great charisma from a personal standpoint, I would like to see more of this
2:08 were his eyes open or closed? because he just died his eyes were open 1:50, im wondering if that was goof.
My All Time Favorite Tom Cruise Movie
Because imo it's the only Tom Cruise movie where Tom Cruise is not playing Tom Cruise .
Tom Cruise & Jamie Foxx & Jada Pinkett Smith is great actress in that movie collateral 🌹🌹🤍🤍
I feel kind of sad every time i see this scene.. I have always liked Tom in this role. But things had to go this way.
Bro was stressing after he got shot
The film cannot reveal the wonderful smell of some seats at MTA for complete picture.
The ending of this movie, specifically, is something that will stick in my head forever. This movie was just perfect.
Jamie Foxx's character in The Amazing Spider-man 2 and Spiderman: No Way Home was also named Max... coincidence???
Collateral is actually part of the MCU
@2:02 will someone please tell me she dosent look like a dead ringer for james earl jones in conan
Tom at his best
And that kids is why you wear a vest.
I feel for Vincent. Twisted, cold, messed up code. Evil actions that needed some code to justify. And he dies…probably oblivious to how evil he was in life.
he was definitely oblivious
Anyone doing it for a living wouldn't stand in an obvious position, without cover and try to tank the bullets.
Max: We're almost .....at the next stop
Humans: We all are Max....sooner or later 😢
I can't believe a cab-driver would be so competent or heroic.
It's the final shootout. Max adapts to the situation and shoots the glass. Vincent sticks to his effective Mozambique shooting drill which works up until this part because he only hits the door. Max only fires through the glass and hits vincent.
As Josey Wales would say:
Dying ain’t much of a living…
Hated the ending. Was so invested in Tom's character
Still can't see her face without thinking "gross"
🤷jada🤮😳
9/10 Adore this movie and the main characters/actors.......but every time JPS is in frame, I get ripped from the movie. She gross.
damn, that was a terrible blue screen roto behind them when they sat down
So max was a taxi driver before he became Electro?
Weird
is that Jada Pinkett-Simp? bwaaah hahahahahaha
here's lookin' at you Will
After they got off the train, Tom's young blonde girlfriend straddled him on the train, then he drove a porsche into a lake.
The end music is brilliant but heck, Michael Mann has nailed it in all his movies.
So why does Max get lucky with his shot and Vincent miss?
Vincent, by habit, shot twice at the chest and one at the head. The shots were blocked by the carriage door.
It's the most subtle ironies of the film. Vincent kept banging on about improvising and adapting. Which max starts to do. But in this shootout, he sticks to his professional Mozambique shooting drill of chest and head shots and only hits the door. Max fires through the glass and hits vincent. He adapted to the situation.
I don't understand why anyone would save Jada Pinkett
Why didn't he let GI Jane shoot?
He wasn't a sociopath.
How did the professional miss with every shot?
He always does a Mozambique drill to kill people.
By complete chance the bars on the doors of the carriage blocked every shot.
By contrast, randomly firing in the general direction allowed a few shots through.
@@HALLish-jl5mo nope Simple Plot armor. He had all the time in the world to wait for the best shot and use cover to his advantage. But he did neither, which goes completely against his character of being a trained and experienced professional killer.
@@spartanx169x Trained and experienced people can still mess up when things are going wrong and they are very stressed.
Plus, he did not have "all the time in the world" he was being SHOT AT.
It's the whole irony about Vincent going in about improvising and adapting. His Mozambique shooting drill gets him through the film. But in this case he only hits the door. Max adapts to the situation and shoots through the glass and hits vincent.
@@spartanx169xit's the whole irony of him going in about improvising and adapting to the situation. In this instance max adapted and shot through the glass. Vincent was a trained professional who stuck to his training in the difficult situations. You couldnt blame him by this point because he'd been in the club fight, car crash and shot in the ear so he wouldn't be most logical, he just pushes through with his trained methods.
I too do it for a living,but it's not my only job.well gotta look legit to the taxman.
Subway driver like meh whatever I'll keep driving
they're running a pretty tight schedule
Jamie Foxx may be under-rated, I think, but he sure does an excellent job in every movie he makes. Subtract weirdo Jada, probably not "as" weird 20 years ago, and remove male feminist Ruffalo, that would be a bonus.
Vincent made a better man he was a ghost
Is this the GI Jane sequel?
Whacking people all that time and you get done in by a taxi driver. Looks bad on the resume.
Max got the smoking hot woman in the movie, then Jamie Fox clocked out and took Tom's wife off into the sunset.. Ain't that a beeeyatch!
Wat 💀
@@hybridAbsolThere were rumors that Jamie Foxx was dating Katie Holmes
Jada must be wearing six inch heels.
Great film, terrible ending. A cab driver bests a trained hitman in a gun fight 🤣🤣🤣
Never liked the ending