>mid 00s movie
>club scene
>CHUMBEE CHUBACO starts playing
Mid 00s movie
Xavier Wilson
Carter Price
Do I like Collateral, Sup Forums? Is it kino?
Oliver Williams
It's one of your favorite movies.
Jaxson Parker
Rmember I was going to watch this at the cinema then the cucks removed it because >muh 9/11
Jonathan Campbell
Yeah, you like it a lot.
Lucas Mitchell
I thought it was Transporter
Hudson Gomez
vincent literally did nothing wrong
Gavin Mitchell
It's a great movie. Has a couple of the best sequences in all of Mann.
Eli Rogers
my father loves this scene
Gavin Barnes
that's because your father likes movies and has good taste
Mason Russell
Benjamin Thompson
Miami Vice is better
Julian Lopez
Nope. That's just a cool movie that you like.
Nathaniel Peterson
I'm his father and I agree
Alexander Miller
>mid 00s movie
>driving scene
>ONCE UPON A TIIIIIME
>I WAS OF THE MIIIIIND
Chase Myers
the Transporter appears in Collateral though
John Adams
Yes, you think Max shooting Vincent was kino and not contrived at all but that people who praise the fox scene specifically as if it means anything are annoying
Brody Fisher
>dat mozambique drill
Aaron Barnes
...
David Perez
muh dick
Nathan Hughes
They should give Ghost in the Shell to Mann.
He knows better than others how to show city as a character of the movie.
youtube.com
His Blackhat is closest thing to Oshii's style.
Levi Robinson
I want a Collateral & John Wick cinematic universe
Jordan Taylor
No. John Wick romanticize murders. Vincent is still a villain. And his job is a dirty job without honor or any glamour.
Levi Thompson
literal pleb detected
Miami Vice is Mann's masterpiece. This guy knows what's up
William Hall
I don't think so, Tim.
Dylan Powell
>2011 club scene
Brayden Foster
Again you're just a pleb mate.
Carter Morales
>2011 club scene
youtube.com
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Bentley Lee
>"I got lucky with the lights"
Jose Collins
Its actually Vincents training that got him killed. You may notice that he obsessively uses the mozambique drill to take down his targets throughout the film. He always fires two shots at the chest to incapacitate his targets and a third one to the head to kill them. But the steel doors of the train were in the way so they blocked most of his tightly grouped bullets. Max on the other hand has no training and randomly fired with his eyes closed. This randomness allowed the bullets to have an even spread so that a few went through and hit Vincent. Ironically, it was Vincents inability to adapt that actually got him killed while Max's spontaneousness that allowed him to win. He spent the whole film berating Max for living a repetitive life and not being more spontaneous and it was his own repetitive habit and his advice to Max that got him killed.
Leo Davis
that's really not ironic
Cooper Robinson
There are director's comments on Blue-Ray. Watch movie with them. It totally worth it.
Colton Lewis
This movie came out in 2004 though, am I missing something?